fase 67cp | enlarger/ instruction manual‘The "Safeguards" statement reproduced below is in accordance with Underwriters Laboratories “Standard for Safety, UL 122, Phatographic Equipment.” IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS © When using your photographie equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, in- cluding the following: 1. Read and understand all instructions. 2. Close supervision is necessary when any ap- pliance is used by oF near children. Do not leave ‘appliance unattended while in use. 3. Gare must be taken as burns can occur from touching hot parts. 4, Do nat aperate appliance with a damaged cord or if the appliance has been dropped or damaged—until it has been examined by a qualified serviceman 6. Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces. 6. If an extension cord ig necessary, a cord with a aultable current rating should be used. Cords 9 10. rated for less amperage than the appliance may ‘overheat. Care should be taken to arrange the ‘cord so that It will not be tripped over or pulled. Always unplug appliance from electrical outlet when not in use, Never yank cord to. pull plug from outlet, Grasp plug and pull to disconnect Let appliance coal completely before putting avray. Loop gard loosely around appliance when storing To protect against electrical shock hazards, do not immerse this appliance in water or other Il auids. Toavoidelectric shack hazard, do not disassem- ble this appliance, but take It to a qualified ser- viceman when some service or repair work is re quired. Incorrect reassembly ean cause electric shock hazard when the appliance is used subse quently, SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS © Copyrighted Underwriters Laboratories “Standard for Safely, UL 122, Photographic Equipment” CONTENTS 1. Unpacking Instruction . II. Assembly Instructions Il. Operating Instructions . .. IV, Gondenser Lamphouse - V. Dichroic Lamphouse VI. Adjustments VII. Maintenange . Accessories Warranty and Service InformationSPECI Cor FICATIONS. Enlarger Overall Height: 38 1147 Baseboard Dimensions: 147 x 19° x 44" Lamp Type: PHO Input Voltage: 120¥aG Negative Size: 2i4° x 2%" (8 x 7 cm) or ichia 67 Lamphouse smaller Input Woltage: 120V.aG Lamp: SOW, 24V (oat, #8755) Filtration: Dichraic Interference Mixing Chambers; 6 x 7 (Standara) 85inm (Optional) Both incorporate infrared and ultraviolet filtration Fig. Condenser Lamphouse Latnphowse Door Lamphouse Elevating Arm Negative Stage Focusing Knob Bellows Lens Stage Accessory Filter Holder INTRODUCTION ‘Congratulations! You have just gurchasod one of the finest enlargers available taday. Your enlarger land accessories available {rom your dealer) will enable you to make beautiful, high-quality black and white or colar prints. This instruction manual contains information for the Dichto 67 and Condenser lamphause enlargers. Mest instructions pertain to both models, any differences will be noted and ex. plainad. Your new enlarger is easy to assemble and operate and requires virtually no maintenance, However, we suggest thal you carefully read the contents of this manual in order to obtain optimum satisfaction fram your enlarger. This manual will provide you with the necessary information to fully utilize the capabilities of the enlarger, and the time taken to read the manual will be well spent Fig. 2 & Column 10, Magnification Scale 11, Baseboarc , Dichro 6? Lamphouse 13. White Light Lever 14, Filtration Controls 15. Filtration Dials 16. Elevating Lack|. UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS ‘A. Lift out the enlarger chassis and set aside. CAUTION: 00 NOT LOOSEN ELEVATION LOCK KNOB. The enlarger carriage Is counterbalanced with the lamphouse in place. If the lock Is re leased before this weight has been added, the car. riage will rapidly move up the column. B. Carefully remove the following components, 2 Condensers (Condenser model only} Filter Holder (Condenser model only) Facusing Knob (2%0" dia.) Accessory Filter Holder Red Safely Filter Lamphouse Elevating Arm Lamphause Elevating Knob (1° dia) Dichro 67 or Condenser Lamphouse. Baseboard Lensboard (89mm opening} Hardware Kit, which contains: 1. 4 4-20 x 34" Lang Hex Head Screws 2. 4 Self-Adhesive Feet 3. 2Wing Nuts 4 146-32 x 134" Long Machine Screw 5. 1 Shoulder Serew 8 1 Internal Tooth Look Washer T. 1 Curved Washer B. 2 #10-32 x */e" Lang Phillips Machine Screws 8. 1 Plain Washer (10" x "ix" 0.0) 10, 1#8B x "he" Long Tap Screw 11, 188.32 Hex Nut 12, 2 #10-32 Keps Nuts 18. 4 Tee Nuts Il. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Tools Required: Hammer, Slotted Screwdriver, Phillips Screwdriver. ‘he” Open End ar Box Wrench A. Baseboard and Enlarger 1 4 Select the side of the baseboard you wish to be the bettem. insert tha four Tee Nuts (item No. 13 on the hardware list) in the holes in the baseboard. Tap in with hammer. (The nuts do not have to be flush with the bottom of the board, as they will be drawn up when you tighten the screws in step 2), Apply the four selfadhesive feet (No. 2) to the bottom of the baseboard, approximately ¥2" from cach comer. See Fig. 3. Turn over the baseboard so that it is standing on Its feat. Place the enlarger chassis on top of the baseboard and align the holes in the ‘column base with the holes in the base- board. Insert the four 34” machine screws (No. 1} and hand tighten. When all four are in. place, fully tighten with wrench or slotted screwdriver. See Fig. 4 Attach the focus knob to the foous shaft with the 2¥" scraw (No. d). The 2°" focus knob can be attached to elther side of the shaft for right or left hand use. See Fig. 5. The acecessory filter holder can be readily altached beneath the lens stage by using items §,6,7 and 11, as illustrated in Fig. 6. NOTE: Turning the focusing knob to fully extend the bellows will provide easier access. Attach the 1" lamphouse elevating arm us: ing the "se" tap screw (No. 10) and plain washer (No. 9}. See Fig. 7. ‘The lamphouse elevating arm is fastened to the lamphouse mounting bracket with the two 4s" long Phillips machine screws (No. +12) and the two Keps nuts (No, 8), See Fig. 8. The arm can be mounted on either side of the lamphouse, for right or left hand use. ~B. Condenser or Dichro 67 Lamphouse. 1. Raise ihe lamphouse elevating arm to set the mounting bracket in a horizontal plane. 2 Hang the lamphouse on the mounting bracket as in Fig. 9 and eecure in place with the two wing nuts (No. 3). 3. Connect the condenser lamphouse power -gord to an appropriate AC source (darkroom timer outlet}. Connect the Dichro 67 lamp: Il, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS A, Inserting Lens You will need to use a lens of the appropriate focal length for the negative format from which you will be printing, which you attach to the lensboard to mount’ on the enlarger. Remove jam nut from lens, ingert lens through board and firmly screw in jam nut. Note that the bottom of the lens stage con- tains two retaining strips. With the back edge of the lensboard tilted upward, insert it into the groave above the rear retaining strip. Push ihe Tensboard back inte the groove and raise the front edge until the board is level, A leat soaring in the rear graove will push the lensboard into the groove above the front retaining strip and hold it in position, Be sure the lensbaard is securely held at the front and rear of the lens stage. To remove the lensboard, reverse the procedure, See Fig. 11, Figat house to its standard or stabilized power supply. ©. Condenser and Filter Holder Installation (Condenser Lamphouse Only) 4. Remove the lamphouse door by sliding it up and out of its tracks. 2, Follows the instructions in Fig. 10 and in: serl each condenser and filter holder where indicated. See Sectian IV for more details: Return the door to its position, ‘The table below indicates which lenses are re quired for various formats and the range of igation which ean be obtained with each. ‘Max. Print Range (Aprox) (On Format Lene Min. Max. Baseboard) 2" x 2%" GoOmm 175K 578K 11° x 14" Qu" x24" 75mm 1.25% 7X 1" x 14" 35mm somm 1.50X* 12X11" x 14" Subminiature (110) s5mm = 4X 19X_— BT x 10" “Smaller mageitications possible by elavating easel trom aban B, Inserting the Negative (Fig.12) The negative is placed in the negative carrier, with the emulsion side down, by sliding it Under the pins on the lower plate. A spring in the carrier hinge will keep the upper plate slightly raised to facilitate inserting a negative and/or moving a strip of negatives through the cartier, ‘Te position the nogative carrier in the enlarger, raise the lamphouse elevating arm, It will automatically lock in an open position. Place the negative carrier on the negative stage and push in until the carrier slots engage the lovating pins at the rear of the stage. Gent: Fig. 12ly lower the lamphouse elevating arm, so that the lamphouse comes to rest on top of the negative carrier, C. Aecessory Filter Holder ‘The accessory filter holder, attached below the lens stage, accommodates the standard red sately filter, optional variable contrast and special effect (e.g. soft focus) filters and light integrators. The red safety filler may be used when checking composition and position of the projected image while there Is enlarging Paper in the easel. (This filter should not be used when working with color or panchromatic black and white papers, as these materials are sensitive to red light.) The accessory holder mus! ba positioned directly under the lens or fully swung to the left, to avoid partially block- ing the projected image, When printing with variable contrast filters in the holder, if Js important to focus with the filter in the optical path 10 avoid a shift in focus, which can aceur when the filter is in- troduced. D. Elevation and focus. After the negative has been positioned in the Iv. CONDENSER LAMPHOUSE A. The Condenser System The condenser system in the condenser lamp: house consists of two 4” condensers. Con densers may be removed for cleaning of lamp changing by lifting the front edge slightly and pulling straight out. To replace the con densers, insert the back edge into the slot and push toward the back af the enlarger, until the front edge of the condenser drops behind the small lip at the front of the slot. The con: densers are identical, so there Is no danger of reversing them. Be certain, however. that the convex (founded) surfaces are always facing each other. B. Filter Holder (Fig.13) A two-piece filter holder is located between the condensers. Ta remove the halder. lit the front edge slightly and pull straight out. Color Printing (CP), variable contrast of neutral den sity filters, 3¥2" square, are placed between the pieces of the holder, The holder is reinserted by placing it in its slot and sliding it back until the front edge drops behind the lip at the front of the slot. Refer to Section V Paragraph G for color printing information. The same basic color printing principles apply to the Dichro 67 and the 31" x 3s" CP filter: enlarger, the focus may be adjusted by turning the focusing knob, To change magnification, tum the elevation lock knob counterclockwise until you can freely move the enlarger carriage Upand down the column to the desired height The counterbalance spring will help hold the enlarger head in place while you make critical adjustments for focus and elevation. When the projected Image is the correct size and sharply focused. turn the elevation lock knob clockwise and firmly tighten to lock in the height. A magnification reference scala is pro- vided on the column to. enable you to record the height and to repeat your selected image size at a later date, Oversize Prints When an extreme degree of enlargement is desired (greater than 11" x 14"), the enlarger canbe mounted to the baseboard in reversed position to enable you te project images onto an easel placed on the floor. Remember to counterbalance the weight of the enlarger with Several heavy objects on the baseboard or securely clamp tie baseboard to a table before reversing, Then simply remove the four screws (No. 1) at the base, turn the enlarger 180" and reassemble, ©. Heat Absorbing Glass A slot is provided in the condenser lamphouse {for inserting the optional heat absorbing glass (see your dealer for details). The glass aids in protecting the negative from the heat of the enlarging lamp, minimizing any negative buck- ling, and alsa protects the dyes in color negatives and transparencies,V. DICHRO 67 LAMPHOUSE The Diehro 67 lamphouse is composed of three assemblies — the housing, the lamp and filter assembly and the standard mixing chamber. The lamp and filter assembly is removed from the housing by sliding it up and aut of the grooves on either side of {he housing, See Fig, 14, The mixing ‘chamber may then be removed by lifting the front ‘edge slightly and pulling straight out Fig. 4 ‘The 35mm Light Multiplier mixing chamber which doubles the light output is available for printing with 35mm and smaller format negatives and slides. The light multiplier is also recommended for use with "slow" printing materials, which often require greater than normal light intensity or unusually fong printing time. See your dealer for additional details. A. Filtration By turning the appropriate knob on the Dichro 67 lamphouse, any desired amount of cyan. Thagenta or yellow filtration may be introduced Into the light path, The windows above the knobs are color-coded to the color of filtration they control, and show the value of filtration selected for that colar. Supplementary filira tion ef any type may be placed in the ac cessory holder below the lens, and this filtra- tian must be of optical quality glass, gelatin or plastic. B. White Light Love In order to facilitate focusing oF composing, it isoften desireable to temporarily remove filtra tien from the light path, This can be done with the Dichto 67 lamphouse without disturbing the filtor sotlings by using the white light lever on the right side of the colorhead, Pulling the lever toward you will remove the filters. from the light path. Pushing the lever back will restore filtration to the values indicated on the dials, Be certain to-retuca the filters to the light path before exposing your print G, Using the Dichra 67 Lamphouse The objective in eelar printing is usually to reproduce the colars in a photograph to match. as nearly as possible, the colors of the original Subject. In order to accomplish this, st is almost always necessary to make adjustments {0 the color of ihe light source used to expose the color paper. A color analyzer can help determine the correct filtration and exposure time fara well-balanéed print from your color egative or slide, See your dealer or check the inside back cover of Ihis manual tor more details. ‘Once you have determined your filtration values and exposure time, the Dichro 67 lamp: house lets you simply dial in the proper filtra: tion and expose your print, without having to handle conventional CP filters that can get easily scratched or dirty. ‘The Correction Table shows what adjustments are necessary 10 color-correct prints. made trom nagatives or slides. Experience will show how COLOR CORRECTION TABLE It first print | Or the iret made trom | print made negative | froma slide |Make this cortection before _Is too! Jexposing the nex! print: yellow [Add Yellow or Subtract a (Cyan ane Magenta Magenta | Gree [Agel Magenta er Subtract [Gyan and Yellow yen Fed ‘Add Gyan or Subtract : Yellow and Magenta Blue Yellow | Subtract Yellor or Add Cyan fini and Magenta Green Magenta [Subtract Magenta or Add Cyan and Yellow Fed Gyan [Subtract Gyan or Add allow and Magenta ~»much ot an adjustment is necessary for prints requiring varying degrees of correction and what starting filler pack to use in making a first print. (Color paper manufacturers usually sug, Qest a Starting filter pack for use with their Paper.) Note that there are two possibilities for each correction on the table. Do not make a corres tion which results in more than two filters being used at anyone time. If all three filters are used at the same time, they will cancel out each other, resulting in neutral density filtration and loss of illumination, If you have just started color printing, it is a good idea to save those prints with which you are nel satisfied. On the back of these prints, mark the filtration and exposure with which they were made and compare them to your final prints. This is the best method of learning the effects of changing filtration (and ex posure) on your Dichro 67 lamphouse. D. Black and White Printing with the Dichro 67 Lamphouse VI. ADJUSTMENTS Your enlarger has been fully adjusted and aligned at the factory and should require ne further adjustments. If it does become necessary to make adjustments to the enlarger ln the future, refer to the appropriate sectian below. Alignment af Negative Stage, Lens Stage (Fig.15) In order to ensure flatness of field, it is impor tant that the nogative stage and lens stage be SCREWS Fig. 18 PHILLIPS HEAD ‘Your Dichro 67 lamphouse can be used as a diffusion black and white printing system by setting the filtration knobs at zero or retracting the filters with the white light lever. Diffusion enlargets, when used for black and white, pro- duco a somownat loss contrasty print and minimize graininess. They also tend to conceal dust and scratches an the negative, and are essential when any retouching has been done Sireetly on the negative In addition, if you are using a variable contrast paper, the dichroic filtration may be used to cantrol contrast, eliminating the need for a separate set of fillers. The filtration values in the fable below: may be used for this purpase ‘with Kodak Polycontrast® papers. Polycontrast® Grade: ‘iltration 1 2Y ™% 2¥ 4 OM 2 av 4 2M an 7¥4 40M 3 10Y + 70M av 20 + 140M parallel to the baseboard. To make this adjust- ment, locsan (do not remove) tha two Phillips head’ screws on each side of the negative stage. The entire negative stagellens stage assembly may then be tilted from side to side land front to back until the required conditions are met. Check your adjustmentis) with a carpenter's square or triangle to make sure both sidag and front and back of the negative stage are equally distant from the baseboard, Tighten the screws to secure the assembly in this position. FOCUSING SPRING fl , CENTRAL CASTING FOCUSING MEX HEAD: SCREWS!8. Focusing Mechanism Ifthe focusing mechanism is too stiff, it will be sifficult to critically foous. if it Is 100 loose, slippage may acur. To adjust the focusing Vil. MAINTENANCE A, Changing Lamps ‘CAUTION: Be certain that the lamp has cooled sufficiently for handling before attempting to remove. Disconnect power cord from AC source, 1. Condenser Lamphouse — requires a PH140 lamp, 75W, 120V. To replace the lamp, first remove the upper condenser and the filter holder to assure easy access, Unscrew the old lamp and screw in the new lamp Dichro 87 Lamphouse — see page | for lamp. type. Slide the lamp and filter assembly from the housing. Pushing the relamping lever (see Fig.17) toward the basa of the lamp will extract the lamp from the socket. The lamp may then be pulled from its holder. When replacing lamps, be carefuf nat to touch the bulb or the inside of the reflector, a8 this may lead to scorching and premature lamp failure, If you should ac- cidentally touch the bulb, wipe clean with a soft cloth and alcohol, Slide the new lamp. inta the holder as far as if will go so that the pins at the lamp base fully engage the Socket mechanism, loosen or tighten the hex head ‘screws at the bottom of each focusing spring (see Fig.16), a3 needed, Try nat to have one spring much tighter or loaser than the other Relamping Lew B. Lubrication Most moving surfaces in your enlarger are ade of seli-lubricating materials. However. it is adviseable to lubricate moving paris with a small amount of Lubriplate or a medium ‘weight oil every six months. C. Condenser Cleaning Be sure the condensers are free af ditt and dust. if necessary, they may be cleaned wilh a soft cloth or lens cleaning tissue.REF. no, 67CP ENLARGER REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST DESCRIPTION PART NO: Negative Stage . 1042019 Focusing Shaft so.tz024 Focusing Shatt Spring ..... 10.4207 Lens Board Spring vee 1OdB082 Lens Board Relainer - 1.42033, Spline . 10.4207 Bearing Pad rela wazod1 Betlows : wo.22045 Bellows Retaining Angle 10-42052 Lens StageFoeusing Bar 10-2138 Carriage Lock Stud asad Carriage Upper Bearing .......... 10-4597 ‘Carriage Lower Beering 10-45938 Carriage Locking Spacer 10-4560 ‘Carriage Lock KOD 10-45902 Flevater esses 10-45964 Bottam Filter Holder 10.42103 ‘Column : cove 10-8595 ‘Carriage Spring - vee eves 10-48981 ‘Carriage Spring Clamp <= - 1088940 Carriage Spring Housing ......... 10-48936 Lamphouse Left Side n0-42087.01 Lamphouse Right Side s0-42091.02 Lampnouse Wiraparound 10-42002.04 Front Heat Shield .... 0-42088, Rear Heat Shiela 1042153, Lamp Socket Bracket 10-42186, Power Cord 1204 «2... 1042164 Power Cord 240"... ------ 1082163 Lampnouse Door - 10-48913 Lamphause Door Handle ,.,...... 1042110 Cartage : ooo 1048981 Enlarger Base Board 10-48980 Actwating Arm Knob sv 1042078 Lene Board osc <=. 104210808 Sale Filter Holder... <.. 10-42000) Elevating Arm... bees 1045923 Focusing Knob... 10-4593, 4° Dial Condenser... -. 1042098 Top Filter Holder ., so4arz REF. NO. 4 42, 43 44 45 4 47 9 494, 50 5 52 53 54 55 Sears ai 62 @ 64 65 67 69 70 n 7 3 ™ 18 7 7 79 DESCRIPTION PART NO. Fan Head Tap Serew 48x08 -$98-13-42.90 Shoulder Screw eevee, 5840-80-52 SelfvAchering Bumper - 57042.64 Tee Mut 14-20 2 546-4045 Hex Slot Mach. Screw 14-205914 ,., 527-24-41-08 Bow Washer 17i64x8/76x1/16 High . 549-2019 Wire Connector - 600.25-22 wing Nut 10.02 veer ree es BAB QO Enlarger Lamp 120¥ - cat. #8101 Enlarger Lemp 240v .............. cat. 48114 Lamp Socket . e2s-8207 Speed Nut 6:42 “U" Type 555-0505 Pan Head Tap Serew 6 Bx8/16. 528-19-10-12 Pon Head Mach, Screw 6-G2K56 ., 519-10.0201 Hex Look Nut 6.32 - 546.55.04 Pan Head Mach, Screw 10-328 .. §24-12.0201 Lookwasner #10 . oe ADA 08 Hex Locknut 10:32 54655-06 Red Safety Filter cence Ca, HBDED Pan Mead Tap Serew 8611/16... $98-21-22-02 Plain Washer HI0B . cos Sabe2E40 ~U" Type Giip 996.42.23 Pan Head Lock Screw 8:32:08... S40-60-73 HOR NULOG2 cee cee sees ss SUBHB2001 Pan Head Tap Screw BBTxtid ..... , $98-21.08.29 Pan Head Tap Screw BBTXSI16 ..... 598.21-10.08 Pan Head Tap Screw 687X318 ..... . 53849-1244 Pan Head Tap Screw aBx3/18 ...... 6381306-16 Pan Head Tap Serew aBx1it 59819:08-92 Pan Head Mach. Screw 632c1i8 ... §19.0402.01 Hex Head Mach, Screw 6322x5116 .. §19-10-40-01 Plain Washer #6... cee BAO Hex Head Lock Screw 108238... 540.00-20 Plain Washer #10 - 848.2604 Hex Nut saz... o+ 5H5212001 Lock Washer #8 --- 548-4508 Fan Head Mach, Screw 6321 3d. . 5184602.02 Extension Spring... 5627084 Power Cord Bushing 6008220 Pan Head Mach, Screw 1032x316 .. §24-1202.01ACCESSORIES Color by Beseler Baseler offers a wide range of processing equipment and chemistry for making beautiful prints, Process: ng | drums capable of handling prints up to 16" x 20", motorized agitators, tanks, reels and other helpful jools are available irom your Besoler dealer. With Color by Baseler 2-Step, you can produce fan ‘astic color prints from negatives in as little as two minutes! Develop your color negatives with CN2, Progess slides with E6, and make prints from those slides with Step. Pm1A Color Analyzer (Catalog No. 8186) The pmtA Color Analyzer carbines the latest advances in solid state circuitry and popular pricing in an instru- ment of protessional quality and performance. The pmiA ulilizas a photomultiplier fight detector and features a compact design with separate probe, allowing maximum utilization of limited space. Choice of spot or integrated readings on large, back-lighted meter. Solid state electronics provide instantaneous warm up and internal stabilization. Automatic safety overload circuitry protects unit from damage and renders feprogramming unnecessary alter exposure to roomn lights, UL approved, ‘Audible/Repeating Entar (Catalog No. 81771 Anew electronic timer with 04 to 110 second range andan audible “metro nome" tone. The timar can produce a “beep” every se cond te allow burn- ing and dodging op erations to be per- formed precisely, A switeh on the timer allows for audible or silent operation. Dual time controls and a 10% range selector provide precise setting of exposure times throughout the entire range. Luminous dials and a large luminous “Print” button allow for easy operation in the dark, The timer has two grounded outlets, one for the enlarger and the other for a safelight, Each gan handle up to 600 watts - ade quate for any enlarger. Safelight is automatically switched off when facusing ar exposing. A recep lacle Is provided for an accessory foot switch, Timer has a rugged, all metal case and built in stand, 12 month warranty. jing Timer Beseler Color Pra Enlarging Lenses A quality series of enlarging lenses worthy of te Beseler nama Computerized design, state-ot-ihe art colar cor- rection, optimized resolution and contrast. Manufactured to exacting standards, Beseler Color Pro lens are capable of producing photographic enlargements equal to even the ‘most demanding standards. All lenses have standard 33mm Leica thread for easy maun- fing to most enlargers and are supplied with jam nut and lens cap in an attractive and rugged storage case. ‘50mm, F128 to £122 (Catalog No. 8690) 75mm, #14.5 10 f122 (2692) 135mm, 15.6 to #146 (2698) Beseler Dust Gun Beseler's Dust Gun is a safe, dry, all-purpose dust’ and’ lint remover specifically designed te be used with photo- granic equipment. The nontoxic 948 removes microscopic dirt, dust and any ather dry foreign material from negatives, instruments and more, The inert, non-flammabla gas has been triple filtered to insure purity. A unique Sway valve is available to enable the user to regulate the intensity of the burst Available in: 12 oz, spray can with built in Sway adjustable valve and extension tube (Catalog No. 8550) 12 o2. refill which fit most standard trigger valves: (Catalog No. &552) 302. portable spray can (Catalog No. 8554) Bescler Analite 300 (Catalog No. 6173) The Analite 300 En. larging Exposure Meier gives perfect exposure information for black and white and color printing. The Analite 300 uses & new generation of solid state sensors which are ultra sensitive and assure years of accurate, trouble-free operation. The Direct Readout’ Dial gives exact exposure time in seconds (or allows variation of the fistop, if desired), The printing Speed (ANSI Number of any nev._or “unknown” paper can be easily determin: ed, The Analite 300 is precalibrated and ready to use the moment it's plugged in. Voltage stabiliz- ‘ed. UL approved. 12-month warranty.LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY Beseler Photo Marketing Company. Inc.. Florham Park, New Jersey warrants its products (with the ‘exception of lamps), to the original purchaser only. ‘to be free rom detects in materials and workman- ship far a period of one (1) year fram the date of purchase. This Warranty does not apply to aur products which show evidence of accidental damage, misuse or abuse by you. The Warranty also does not apply to our products which are defective or damaged by tampering or attempted repair by an unauthorized Beseier agent Beseler exclusively limits this Warranty to repair or replace (at Beseler’s option) the detective part of its product. If you decide to send aur product to our authorized repair outlet, you must insure the product and prepay all transportation expenses Beseler will not be liable for damages caused in the course of shipping the product to you, Youmust allow at least six (6) weeks for correction of the defect, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR USE, OR MERCHANTABILITY. THAT MAY BE CREATED BY OPERATION OF LAW ARE LIMITED TO THE ONE (1) YEAR WARRANTY PERIOD. Some states do not allow limitations on now lang an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation ‘may not apply to you. NO LIABILITY IS ASSUMED FOR EXPENSES OR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM INTERRUPTION IN, OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT, DAMAGE TO FILM OR PAPER, OR FOR INCIDENTAL, DIRECT OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE. 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