=BeESELeR 67SC/67SD enlarger / instruction manualThe “Safeguards” statement reproduced below is in accordance with Underwriters Laboratories “Standard for ‘Satety, UL 122, Photographic Equipment.” IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ‘When using your photographic equipment, basic safely precavions should always be folowed, in- cluding the folowing: 4. Read and understand ail instructions belore using, 2. Glose supervision is necessary when any appli nee! used by or noar children. Do not toave appliance unattended whi in uso, 3, Gare must be taken as burns can occur from touching not pats. 4, Danotaperate appliance with a damaged cord ‘ithe applianeo has boon dropped or dam- -agad—unll thas boon examined by a qualtiog 5, Postion the cord so that it wil not be tipped ‘over, plod, oF contact hot surfaces. 6. fan extension cord is necessary, a cord with a ‘eurtont rating at least equal to tht of the appl- ‘ance should be used, Cords rated fer less “amperage than the appliance may averheat T. Abmays unplug appliance from electrical autat be- foro cleaning and servicing and when not in use. Never yankeordto pullplagtom outlet. Grasp plug ‘and pullto dseonnact. {& Let appliance cool completely before pusting away. Loop cord oosely around appliance when sting. 9, To reduce the risk of electric shack, donot immerse this appitance in water or other iquids, 19. To avoid electric shack hazard, do nat disassemble this appliance, but take i 10 a qualified serviceman Whancomssarvies ot repalrwork isrequired. Inco reat reassembly can cause electric shock whenthe ‘appliance is used subsequent ‘1. The use of an accessory altachment not recom ‘mandediby thamanuacturermay causa. isk offre, electric shock, or injury to persons. 32. Connect this appliance to a grounded outlet. “8. Disconnectthis unit from its source ot supply belora replacing the projection lamp. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS © Copyrighted Underwriters Laboratories "Standard for Safety, UL 122, Photographic Equipment” CONTENTS | INTRODUCTION 2 1 D. White Light Lever ‘SPECIFICATIONS : 1 E. Color Printing ......... PARTS ILLUSTRATION 0.0.0... 1 F. Black and White Printing... II, UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS pees, VI ADJUSTMENTS . ie 7 Ill, ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 2 A Focusing Mechanism . IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 4 B. Alignment of Negative Stage - 2 A. Lens Selection ané Mounting 4 C. Alignment of Lens Stage... B. Inserting the Negative sane D. Alignment of Cartiage in Frame... ©. Accessory Filter Holder exes VIILMAINTENANCE D_ Elevation and Focus 4 A. Lamp Replacement . st E. Oversize Prints 5 B. Condenser Cleaning « V. CONDENSER LAMPHOUSE 5 C. Lubrication Be acc i A. The Condenser System 5 D. Gear Replacement be - B.Fiher Holder .- 8 E. Elovation Lock Replacement - ‘ C. Heat Absorbing Glass 6 IX. ACCESSORIES ........ VI DICHROIG LAMPHGUSE 5 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST A. Electrical Connections 5 EXPLODED VIEW B, Components... 5 LIMITED GNE YEAR WARRANTY C. Fitvation 5 SERVICE INFORMATION ..........|. INTRODUCTION Congratulations? You have just purchased one of the finest enlargers available today. Your enlarger (and accessories available from your dealer) will enable you tomake beautiful, high-quality black and white or color prints. This instruction manual contains information for both the 67SC-XL enlarger with the condenser lamphause and the 67SD-XL enlarger with the Dichro 67S lamphouse. Most instructions pertain to both models, Any gifter- ences will be noted and explained. Your new enlarger iseasy to assemble and operate and requires virtually no maintenance. However, we suggest that you care~ fully read the contents of this manual in order to obtain optimum saiistaction from your enlarger. This manual ‘wil provide you with the necessary information to fully uilize the capabilities of the enlarger, and the time akon to road the manual will be well spent e7SD-xL Figure 1 1, Chassis Frame 2. Elevation Scale 3, Diehro 678 Lamphouse 4. Condenser Lamphouse 11. Foous Knob 8. Filtration Windows 9. Lamphouse Elevation Arm 110. Filtration Knobs SPECIFICATIONS Height (Fully Extended): 544" (1202mm) Baseboard: 25V3" x 18" x 1%" {(€48mm x 406mm x 32mm) Lamp: Condenser Head PH140, 7SW, 117V (Cat. #8101) PH1400, 75W, 220V (Cat, #8114) Dichroic Colorhead ANSI ESJ, SOW, 82V (Cat. #6728) Shipping Dimensions: 47" x 1634" x 113%" (184mm x 425mm x 229mm) ‘Shipping Weight: 49 Ibs. (27.2 Kay orscm Figure 2 414, Elevation Look 15. Lens Stage 16, Projection Pivot Locking Levor 417. Cross Carriage 5. Lamp and Fiter Assembly &. Lamphouse Door 7. White Light Lever 12. Negative Stage 13. Elevation Crank 18, Accessory Filter Holder 19. BaseboardIl, UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS A. Liftout the enlarger chassis and set aside. CAUTION: DO NOT LOOSEN ELEVATION LOGK. The enlarger carriage is counterbalanced with the lamphouse in place. If the lack is released before this weight has been added, the carriage will rapidly move up the column B, Caretully remove the follaning components. 1 Baseboard 1 Projection Assembly 1 Condenser Lamphouse plus 2 Mounted Condensers 1 Filter Holder or { Dichro 675 Lamphouse plus both 6x7 and 35mm mixing chambers 1 Hardware Bag which contains: 1. 8 Teo Nuts, 2.1 Dowel 3. 4 Baseboard Pads 4.8 %6" long x20 Machine Screws 5, 1 Elevation Crank Assembly 6, 1.34" long #8-92 Machine Screw 7, 446" long #10-22 Sems Screws 8.2 Focus Knobs 8. 2.1 34" long #6-32 Machine Scrows 10. 1 Accessory Filter Holder 11, 1 Ye" long #8-32 Shoulder Scraw 42. 1 Curved Washer 43. 1 Internal Tooth Lockwasher 14, 1 8-82 Hex Nut 18, 1 Lamphouse Elevating Knob 16, 1 #8-92 Lock Nut 17, 1 Lamphouse Elevating Aro 18. 1%" long #632 Machine Screw 19. 2 #4" long #10-32 Machine Screws 20. 2 #10-32 Keps Nuts 21. 2 #10-32 Wing Nuts 22. 1 Red Safety Filer lll. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Toal Required: Hammer Phillipe Head Serevistiver Slotted Head Screwdriver A, Place the baseboard with the smooth-lextured side down on a suitable surface, BB. Insert the eight Tee Nuts into the recessed holes in the baseboard. Use the wooden dovrel with a hammer to help tap the Tee Nuts into the recessed holes. The nuts do not have to be fully tapped into the bottom of the holes as they will be drawn up when you tighten the screws fram the other side, C. Apply the four self-adhesive pads to the baseboard approximately %47 from each comer and tum the baseboard over. Place the enlarger chassis on top of the baseboard and align the holes in the chassis base with the baseboard. E_Secure the chassis to the baseboard using the eight Ye" long Ya x 20 machine screws. Insert all eight screws loosely at first and then tighten each one. F. Attach the elevation crank assembly to the shaft fon the right side of the enlarger carriage using the 4" long #8-32 machine screw (Note: The wedge shaped slot in the crank must be aligned with the ‘wedge-shaped end of the shatt) G. Align the four holes on the rear flange of the projec- tion assembly with the four holes on the: enlargar ‘toss eartiage and secure using the four 34" long 410.32 Sems screws. H. Slide a facus knob on each side of the facus shaft ‘nti it Seats and then secure with the two: 134" long #6-32 machine screws. |. Tur the focus knobs. to extend the bellows and tach the accessory filter holder beneath the lens ‘stage using the shoulder scram, curved washer, ‘toothed washer and hex nut.asillustrated in Figure 3. J. Decide whether you want to position the lamphouse elevating arm far right or left hand use and secure on the lamphouse mounting bracket with the two 36" long #10-92 machine screws and two Keps nuts per Figure 5 K. Ralse the lamphouse elevating arm and mount the lamphouse on the projection assembly using the tWo wing nuts shown in Figure 6. Lif you have the condenser tamphouse, remove the lamphouse door by siding it up and out ofits track, install the two condensers and fiter holder as indl cated in Figure 7. Replace doce. M, Ilyouhave the Dichro 67S lamphouse, slide the lamp and fiter assembly up slightly and remove the tag and the attached protective shipping pad, Lower the lamp and fiter assembly.IV. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Lens Selection anid Mounting You will need to use a Ith af the appropriate focal length for the negative format trom which you will be ‘printing, which you attach fo the lensboard to mount ‘on the enlarger. Remave jam nut fram lens, insert ons through board and firmly screw in jam nut. ‘Note that the bottom of the lens stage contains two retaining strips. With the back edge of the lensboard tied upward, inser into the groove above the rear retaining strip. Push the lensboara back into the ‘groove and raise the front edge until the board is level, A leaf spring in the rear groove will push the lensbaard inio the qraove above the tant retaining strip and hold it in position. Be sure the lensbaard is Securely held at the front and rear of the lens stage. Te remove the lensboard, reverse the procedure See Fig. 7. Fig. The table below indicates which lenses are required for various formats and the range of magnification Which can be obtained with each. 678D-XLI67SC-XL MAGNIFICATION* CHART (ALL DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATE) Min. Print Max. int Film Lens _Mag.** Size (in) Mag. (lr Ge¥em 90mm BX 4M x5M OSX 2a x 25 OxGom 75mm 15K 3M x3 17.5 251 x aSYe somm 14X 9x3 108K Bax 24 36mm 5mm 15X 1x2 18K 16a x 2a 310 BSmm AX 2X2 BK Hex 19 disc 35mm aX xt 78X Baa TT “Magnilicatons on faseboard (without eaeed) B. Inserting the Negative (Fig. 8) ‘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 Keea the upper plate slightly raised to faciitate insert ing @ negative andfer moving a stip of negatives through the carrier. Toposttion the negative carriarin 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 cartier slots engage the lacating pins at the rear of the stage. Gently lower the tamp- house elevating afr, so that the Lamphouse comes to rest on top of the negative carrier. Fig. ©. Accessory Filter Holder The accessory fier holder, attached below the lens stage, accommodates the standard red safety fer, ‘optional variable contrast and special effect (e.g. soft focus) fiters and light integrators. The red safety filer may be used when chécking Composition and position of the projected image while there is enlarg- ing 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 tored light) The accessory holder must be positioned directly under the lens or fully swung to the lef, to avoid pantally blocking the projected image. When printing with variable contrast filters in the holder, # is important to focus with the filter in the optical path to avaid a shittin focus, which can occur when the filter is introduced. D. Elevation and focus. Alter the negative has been positioned in the enlarger, the focus may be adjusted by tuning the focusing knob. AA special lock is provided for securing the enlarger cartiage, The lock is operated by rotating the knob clockwise, Turning it completely counterclockwise releases ts braking mechanism, Always release this knob before changing the carriage position. if enly parvally celeased, the gears on the carriage will wear prematurely. To change magnification, release the carriage lack and tum the elevating crank to raise or lower the enlarger carriage to the desired height. ‘An elevation scale is provided on the rightside ofthe enlarger frame to enable you to record the height and to repeat that magnification at a later date.E, Oversize Prints When an extreme degree of enlargement is desired (greater than can be achieved on the baseboard} there are two simple ways to make aversize prints. 1. The enti projection assembly (lamphouse and bellows) can be easily rotated to permit wall pro- jection. The projector pivot locking lever is located ‘on the crass-carriage mounting bracket behind the bellaws. While holding the projection assembly with one hand, use the other hand te swing the lever to he left to unlock the pivot. Rotate the head to the desired position and swing the lever to the right ta lock. Click-stops automatically locate the projection assembly at 0° (full vertical) and 490° (wall projection), 2. The enlarger can be mounted to the baseboard ina reversed position to enable you to project images onto an easel placed on the floor. Fremem- ‘ber to eounterbafance the weight of the entarger with several Ieavy objects on the baseboard or seeurely clamp the baseboard 10 a table befera reversing. Then simply remove the screws holding the enlarger to the base, turn the enlarger 180° and reassemble. (Nate: When enlarger s rotated you will only be securing the frame using the four ‘outermast serews.) Vv. CONDENSER LAMPHOUSE A. The Condenser System ‘The condenser system in the condenser lamphouse consistsof two condensers. The two condensers are ientical; however, when inserting the lower can- denser it will lock'into place when pushed in. To remove for cleaning, lift up at an angle to compress the springs and slide out B. Filter Holder A two-piece filter holder is located above the con- denser. To remove the holder, lift the front edge slightly’and pull straight out. The fiter holder in the Condenser lamphouse has a spring-loaded top frame designed to hold 3%" calor printing (CP), variable Contrast or neutral density filters securely. To insert filter, swing up the frame and insert the filter until it touches the pivot point of the frame. Bow the filter slightly unti it sits in and rests against the two-filter stops, then close the filter frame. The holder is reinserted by placing it in its slot and sliding It back until the front edge drops behind the lip atthe front of the slot, ©. Heat Absorbing Glass A slat is provided in the condenser lariphouse for inserting the optional heat absorbing glass (Cat. #6760) which is highty recommended. The glass aids in protecting the negative from the heat of the enlarging lamp, minimizing any negative buckling, and algo protects the dyes in color negatives and transparencies. VI. DICHRO 67S LAMPHOUSE ‘A. Electrical Connections ‘The Dichro 675 operates off af standard household eurrent and may be plugged directly into the “Enlarger” receptacle on your enlarging timer. If the colorhead is being used in the vicinity of major ‘appliances such as central air conditioners, clothes dryers or electric ranges, tluctuations in the line ‘voltage may resultin undesirable color density shitts ‘on your prints, To protect against these fluctuations. a line voltage stabilizer ig available for usa with the alorhead. The colorhead plugs directly into the stabilizer (Cat. #6731) whieh, in turn, is plugged inte the enlarging timer, B, Components ‘The Dichro 678 lamphouse is composed of thrae assemblies — the housing, the lamp and fiter ‘assembly and the mixing chamber. The lamp and fier assembly is removed from the housing by sliding it up and out of the grooves an either side fof the housing, Then you have access to the mixing chambers, ‘The two interchangeable mixing chambers are dasigned to automatically lock into place within the colomead. The standard 6x7 mixing chamber is already in the colorhead when you receive it ‘Squeeze together the two spring tabs on the mixing ‘chamber while liting the front edge of the chamber slightfy to clear the battom lia. Then pull the mixing ‘chamber straight out. Insart the other mixing char ber and push straight back. The chamber will drop in and the spring tabs will lock in place. Stide the lamp ‘and iter assembly back into the colorhead housing. ‘The 35mm mixing chamber doubles the light output {for 3mm and smaller format negatives and slides and is recommended for use with ''slow”” printing materials whieh eften require greater than normal light intensity or unusually long printing time. Filtration By turning the appropriate knob on the Dichro 67S. lamphouse, any desired amount of cyan, magenta or yellow fitration may be introduced into the light path, ‘Tha window's above the knobs are color-coded to the color of fitration they control, and shaw the value of filtration selected far that color, Supplementary fitra- tion of any type may be placed in the accessory holder belovr the lens, but this fitration must be of optical quality glass, gelatin or plastic. D. White Light Lever Inorder to facilitate focusing or composing, its often desireable to temporarily rernove filtration trom the light path. This can be done with the Dichro 67S lamphouse without disturbing the filter settings by Using the white light lever on the right sido of the colorhead. Pulling the laver toward you will remove the fitters trom the light path, Pushing the lever back will restore filtration to the values indicated on the dials. Be certain t0 return the fiters to the light path before exposing your print,E. Color Printing ‘The objective in color printings usually to repraduce the colors in a photograph to match, as nearly as possible, the colors af the original subject. In order to accomplish this, i is almost always necessary to make adjustments to the color of the light source used to expose the color paper. A color analyzer can help determine the correct fitration and exposure time for a well-balanced print from your color negative or slide, See your dealer or check the inside back cover of this manual for more details ‘Once you have determined your fitration values and exposure time, the Dichro 67S lamphouse lets you simply dial in the proper fitration and expose yaur print, without having to handle conventional GP filters that ean get easily seratched or dirty ‘The Correction Table shows what adjustments are necessary to color-carrect prints made from negatives ‘oF slides, Experience will show how much of an adjustment is necessary for prints requiring varying degrees of correction and what starting filter pack touse in making a frst print. (Color paper manufac- turers usually suggest a starting fiter pack for use with their paper.) COLOR CORRECTION TABLE iirst print ] Or the tist ‘mage from | print made anogative | from a slide | Make this correction before isto: | is too: exposing the next print Yellow | Blue ‘Add Yellow or Subtract Gyan and Magenta, ‘Add Magenta or Subtract ‘Cyan and Yellow Magenta | Green Gyan Red [Add Cyan or Subtract Yellow and Magenta Blue Yellow [Subtract Yellow or Ada Cyan and Magenta Green| Magenta | Subtract Magenta or Add Cyan and Yellow Red Cyan ‘Subtract Cyan oF Add Yellow and Magenta ‘Note that there are two possibilities for each correc: tion on the table. Do not make a correction which results in more than two fiters being used at any one time. If all three filers are used at the same time, they will cancel out each other, resulting in neutral density filtration and loss of illumination, Ifyou have just started oolor printing, it is & good idea to save those prints with which you are not satisfied, On the back of these-prints, mark the fill: tion and exposure with which they were made and compare them to your final prints. This is the best method of learning the effects af changing filtration (arid exposure) on your Dichro 67S lamphouse. F. Black and White Printing ‘Your Dichro 35S lamphouse can be used as a diffu. sion black ard white printing system by setting the filtration knobs at zero or retracting the fiters withthe \white light lever. Diffusion enlargers, when used for black and white, produce a somewhat lass contrasty print and minimize graininess. They alsatend ta con- eal dust and scratches on the negative, and are ‘essential when retouching has been done directly on. the negative. Itis generally desirable to set all fitration dials to get readauls as close as possible to “000” during black and white printing. When printing with variable con- trast papers, the colorhead can be used to control the contrast, without the need cl an adcliional set of iter. The tables below show what filtration settings will approximate various paper grades an Agfa Mullicon- trast, eed Mulligrade, or Kodak Polycontrast papers. Multicontrast| Multigrade | Polycontrast Fliwation | Fitration | Filtation oY, OY. Tov 55¥ BOY i ‘esv__|__20v 25¥ ‘OY, ty | _10v oY, 0. 10M, 45¥ 25M 25M. 20M 0M. 40M 30M 65M. 55M [45M 100M. 70M ae | _70M 150M 320M 5 [430M BOOM 170MVil. ADJUSTMENTS ‘Your enlarger has been fully adjusted and aligned at the factary and should require no further adjusiments. I it does become necessary to make adjustments to the enlarger in the future, rater ta the appropriate sec- tion below. A. Focusing Mechanism H the focusing mechaniem is too stit, it will be dif ult to critically focus, To adjust the focusing mech- anism, use a Ye" open end wrench and loosen or tighten the head screws at the battom of each focus- ing spring as needed (see Fig. 10}. Try not to have ‘one spring much tighter or looser than the other. Rear View of Stages & Bellows Assembly (Shown Removed Fram Garriags) Focusing ‘Shaft Focusing Shaft ‘Springs (2) Focus Tension { ] ‘Sorews (4) Va oll Lens Stage [ i Adjustment rf ‘Screws (2) Fig. 10 B. Alignment of Negative Stage Inorder to ensure flatness af field itis important that the negative stage and lens stage be parallel to the baseboard. To adjust the negative stage, loosen (do ‘not remove) the two Phillips head screws on each side of the negative stage (Sea Fig. 11). The entire negative stagefiens assembly may then be tited from side to side and front to back until the required con- ditions are met. Place a small sheet of glass or other suitable abso- lutely tat surface in the negative stage for use as @ reference point for comparison measurements with the baseboard Check your adjustments) with a carpenter's square or triangle to make sure both sides and front and back of the negative stage are equally distant from the baseboard. Tighten the screws to secure the assembly in this position. PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWS: Fig. 1 C. Alignment of the Lens Stage Ones the negative stageis adjusted and parallel with the baseboard, the lens stage shauld be checked. insert a blank lensboardin the lens stage and check {eont to back and side to side alignment with respect to the baseboard. To adjust for front to back align: ‘ment, use a 1/16” Allen wrench and locate the three lens stage alignment screws behind the bellows (see Fig, 12). i may be more convenient ta unhook the four bellows retaining clip attaching the bellows to the negative stage while making this adjustment. The two lower screws should bé adjusted equally together and opposite in relation to the adjustment required to the upper serew. The two lower screws by themselves will adjust centering of the lens left to right, Reconnect the bellows when you are finished. To adjust for side to side alignmnent, use a Ye" open fend wrench and loosen the twolens stage tit adjust- ment serews al the bottom of the rear of the focus rail (see Fig, 10). Tighten the lower screw slightty betore adjusting alignment. Once aligned, retighten both stews to lock, Front View of Stages & Bellows Assembly (Only Outline of Bellows Shawn) Ballows Retaining lias (4) Lens Stage ‘Alignment Screws (3)D. Aligning Carriage in Frame U1 the carriage should ever need to be realigned (that is, felther gear on the carriage should jump a toath on the track), eorrect it as follows: Remove the two screws halding the right hand goar guard. Pull the guard avray trom the frame and push the right side of the carriage toward the back of the enlarger. This will disengage the right gear fram the track and ‘may be engagedin the correct position. Replace 1 uard and the two scrows. Vill. MAINTENANCE Your Beseler enlarger is designed to give years of wouble-fee service; maintanance is minimal. Your enlarger should be kept free of dust to ensure high quality, clean prints, A heavy Pliofilm transparent dust tover (Cal. #8047)is available trom your Beselor dealer Should any dust settle on the enlarger wipe off with an anti-static cloth, such as Color by Beseler Anti-Static ‘Goth (Cat. #8956). ‘A. Lamp Replacement CAUTION: Be certain that the lamp has cooled sut- ficiently for handling before attempting to remove. Discannect power cord from AG source. 1. Condenser Lamphouse (67SC-KL) When the lamp in your condenser head burns out, replace with @ PH140 lamp, 75W, 117V (Beseler Cat, #8101) or, for 220 volt versions, a PH1400, 75W lamp (Beseler Cat. #8114). To replace the lamp, slide the lamphouse door oft ‘and remove the upper Cendenser and the filter holder to assure easy access. Unscrew the old lamp and screw in the new lamp. Replace filter holder, upper condenser and lamphouse door 2. Dichro 67S Lamphouse (S7SD-XL) When the lamp in your colorhead burns out, replace with an ESJ lamp, BOW, B2V (Bescler Cat. #6728), To replace the tamp, slide the lamp and filter assembly fram the housing. Pushing the relamp- ing lever (see Fig. 13) toward the base of the amp will extract the lamp from the socket. The Tamp may then be pulled from its holder. When replacing lamps, bé careful not to touch the bulb fr the insice of the reflector, as this may lead to scorching and premature lamp failure. If you should accidentally touch the bulb, wipe clean with 2 soft cloth and alcohol. Slide the new lamp into the helder as far as it will go so that the pins at the lamp base fully engage the socket, Slice the assembly back into the housing. C. Luba lamping Lever Lod Fig. 19 B. Condenser Cleaning (67SC-XL only) Ge sure the condensers are free of dirt ané dust. Olean regularly with a blower brush er fered com: pressed air such as Beseler Dust Gun. linecessary, the condensers may be removed and cleaned with tens cleaning tissue or a soft cloth such as the Calor by Boseler Anti-Static Cloth (Cat, #8956). tion, Most moving surfaess in your enlarger are made of seltlubricating materials. However, it is advisable to lubricate maving parts with a small amount of Lubriplate or a medium weight oil every six months: D. Gear Replacement ‘The gears in the elevating mechanism shoud not need replacement under normal operating conditions Extreme gear wear is due to failure to release the Elevation Leck prior to lowering or raising the lamp- house. lithe gears should became exeossrvaly wom, requiring replacement, order 4.gear replacement kit (Pt. #10-49751) from Bleseler. The replacement pro- cedure is as follows: Tools required. #2 Philips Head Screwdriver Ya" Drift Punch Hammer 1. Position carriage to approximately mid-elevation and lock securely with elevation tock, 2. Fram rear of enlarger, remove right guard (Item No. 18 on Exploded View) by unscrewing two Phillips head screws. Remove bow washer and flat washer and piace aside. 3. Using a small drift punch (approximatly Ys") and hanirter, drive rol pin (itera No. 1) out of shaft. if ppin is intact, set aside for reuse: ifnot, usenew pin in kit 4, Remove gear, 5. Replace new gear by lining up hole in gear with hnole in shatt and driving in the roll pin. Replace ‘washers — flat washer first, thon bow washer with rounded side against flat washer.6. Replace rear guard and both screws. 7. The procedure tor replacing the left gear is the same. except that the elevation crank must be removed prior to removing the guard, Simply Unscrew the Phillips head screw holding the crank in place and pull rom shatt. ter the leh gear and uard are replaced, place crank on shaft and tighten Philips head screw. 8. Check alignment and correct, if needed, by ‘ot ‘owing the alignment procedure described in the previous section . Elevation Lock Replacement The elevation lock on your Seseler enlarger is vosigned for lasting, reliable service. Excessive ‘wear to the lock assembly components is caused by failure to fully release the lock before raising or lower ing the carriage. If any of the elevation lock com. ponents should wear aut, order a Lock Replacement Kit (Pt. #10-49750) from Beseler and follow the instructions below. . Lower carriage ta baseboard 2. Grasp clamp serew (Exploded View, Item No. 12) IX. 6730 noe: in the left hand and, trom the rear of the enlarger, romove the Phillips head screw (use #1 Philips head screwdriver) from the clamping screw. Turn lama screw counterclockwise to ramove threaded end trom tapped rear clamping bar (tem No. 13), Remove rear elamping bar from slot in crass carriage. Pull clamp screw trom cross carriage and remove ether clamping bar. Reverse the procedure to install new clamping bars and clamp screw. ACCESSORIES Dichro 67S Solid State Colorhead — Beseler's st 6x7 colorhoad features 0-200 cantinuous dichroic filtration, white light focusing, integral solid state power supp ly and interchangeable metal.clad mixing chambers. Botha 6x7cm and a 35mm mixing chamber areincluded to provide optimum illumination for all formats. 6731 Voltage Stabilizer — for Dichto 67S Solid State Colorhead. A compact, highly accurate sold state vol tage stabilizer, specifically designed for use with the Dichro 678 Colorhead. Negative Carriers (Glassiess) 6737 6738 6740 e741 e742 6746 for 85mm (24 x 36mm) for amen (full format 25 x 97mm) for 150" x 2a" (6 x 45cm) for 2%" x 24" (6xBom) for BY" x 234" (6x7em) for 3mm mounted slides.(2" x 2") Negatrans’ ‘The Beseler Negatrans” is a patented carrier that etfort- lessly transports film in rol, strip or single frame format into. and out of your 67 Series anlarger. Once the Negatrans” is inserted into ihe negative stage. it need not be removed nor the stage opened to insert, advance: ‘or remoue the negative. ‘One Negatrans" (8081) is avaiable for handling 95mm film angisa glassiess carrier. The other (8082) hancles 214" 214" and 204" 2%" film and contains a single ‘pressure glass for flattening the fim. an adapter (8082) for 6 x 4.Sem is available. Lensboards 6723 38mm Lensboard (Leica maunt) Beslar Lenses Goated and color-corrected optical glass elements. Iris diaphragm has click stops. 39mm Leica thread, Includes jam nut, Catalog # Film Format 1670 36m (22830) ‘680 BU" B cr) 082 | Besiar som 2urKPA (xem) {6770 [Beelar Lens Consists of Somm 38 esi lens 14670) lenebears 16723) and Sewn negate Beseler-HD Lenses State-of-the-art 6 element lenses feature iiluminated ‘aperture, pre-set diaphragm and removable full anc halt stop detents. Includes lens cap and jam nut. [Bessie HO Some ne [36mm 24336) Beseiee-HO_ eo, tt W22_—_[ Bala" xbem) ‘502 [Bese HO 105mm. U5 6 10109 [2u"x 26" xem) 6975 [Baselee HO Lena it Const of S0rim 428 Besser MO lens (84) Lomps 6728 BOW 82V for colorhead 8101 TSW 117 for congensar head 114 7SW 220 for condenser head ‘Accessories 8087 Dust cover for 67 Series enlarger 8040 Rod Safely Fiter (replacement) 8177 AudibleiRepeating Enlarging Timer 86760 Heat. Absorbing Gines (mountes)) 8163 Light Integrator 8179 Footswitch to use with Enlarging Timor (8177) 8931 3:4" 4395" color printing fer sotBeseler Color Analyzers Beseler Color Analyzers have sot the standards for hame darkrooms everynhere—and a good mary pro- fessional darkrcoms as weil Two modols are avall- aie wathithe capabiities you need, at a cast that fits yourbudgel, Evo" the least expens ve boasts the incomparable sensitivity of a photomultiplier probe, plus the Fexibiity ofa.rermcle: prnbe, Seseler 5 salaly ave: load circuitry, solid-state electrical system and ull-in voltage stabilizer, Beseler PMIA Color Analyzer Economical ta buy and sim ale to use. te PMMA isthe ‘only US.madeanalyzer nits ance range with the sensitivity ‘of aphotamultipler probe anda separate prove al tal The convenient, easy reeling mater gives yOu a choice of Spat or mitegrated readings, Alot of analyzer ior the money? Beseler PM2A Color Analyzer A big. easy.to-reacl meter with fully inear response makos the PAI2A unusually tast ano accurate, You an read oul actual exposure and filtration values, dvect irom the meter. For added readability anc ‘simplicity thefilration units are evenly spacogacrass the dial. There's provision far both spat and inle sees rated reatings, andetierlans aperture or exposure time can be adjusted. For sill mare repeata yang convenience. add optional accoseary Program Modules -0u Gan actually change ftomoneprogram to another inan instant! 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Canbeuser-caliorates, Color by Beseler Anti-Static Cloth Negatives. sides, cariers, condensers, .anhing that colecte dus! can be cleaned and made dus! repellent ‘with tis 10°10" Specialy eaten clot Borderless Easels Designed with special finger nolchestor semouing pager the easels feature black anodized paper guides and two adjustable paper holders, The nor-rllective high-tech black finish s as functionalas tis aestheticDICHRO 67S COLORHEAD EXPLODED VIEW 2836) a (eaeray ty eeu ot Stem ‘Sant tated pry tt These Eryn DICHRO 67S COLORHEAD REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST REF. NO. DESCRIPTION PARTING, REF. NO. 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As many parts are common with the 35mm mixing chamber (#10-42748), only items unique to the 35mm chamber are listed separately below. These parts are identified by numbers followed with an “A”.REF. NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. 1 Negative Stape 10-42019-22 2 Focusing Shalt 0.42026 3 Focusing Shalt Spring ro-eene? Lens Board Saring so-sz0%2 5 Lens Board Retsinar 1042033, 8 Spline 1oz037 7 Bearing Pad roazoay 8 Botiews 102045 9 Besows Retaining Angle 1o-40082 10 tens Sings ro2182 11 Gross Carsage 1007626 12 Garp Serew Bisvation Loek 1 Ganging Bue} Rapzament vx 704730 14 Elevating Crank 1040050 15 Gute: Piston so-o7een-02 16 Elevator 10.48966 18 Goer Ear ig f GebeReplacamera xe 1045781 28 Counierbalance Shaft 0.44081 22° Lamphouto Lek side 10-42091-08 23 Lamphouse fight Sige 10-42001.02 24 Lamphouse Weaparound ro2092.08 25 Front Maat Shiels 10-47088 38 Rear Heat Shicld ro42is9 27 Lamp Socket rechet.. 10-4218 28 Power Cora 1200" soer64 28 Poner Card 260 so12168 29° Lamphouse - Cushion sone 30 Lamenouse Doar... sora 31 Focusing Bar + + 10-4697 32 Cawiage TT 1oa7088 98 KMOD, RROSSS ee ce eeeeee eee 68-40-10 39. Frame Assombly .... ++ 1040717 36 Safe Filer Helder eon 1O-M2040 67SC-XL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST NOTE: All chassie part are common wih the 67SD-XL REF. NO. DESCRIPTION 37 Elevating Arm. Focusing Knot 4° Condenser 38 8 40 a 2 6 “4 45 6 a 6 a 4am 50 5 52 Qeees 6 58 BBR ae Be Fitlor Holder Assy. ‘Spring Drum Mounting Bracket Constant Force Spring Assembly Spring Drum Shalt... oer ‘aseboard Pad -Baseboara. Wire Connactor Wing Nut 410-92... Enirgee Lamp 1200 Eniargor Larnp 2¢0¥ Lamp Socket ‘Spesd Nut #6 32 "U" Type: Screw Tap #8 x 5/16 Pan Philips Screw Mach #6 2x11 Pan Philips Nur Lock Max 98 32 ScrewMch #10 = 32 x 8 Paa Pilips Lackwasher #10 LLecknut Mex 410-32 Feo Safety Finer Sere, Maen. 8-32 x 184 NUL, LOCK #8592 2 oo eo eeeeeeeeee Gip-"U" Type ‘Screw Ses AB - $2. HB Pan Philips Nut-Mox 86.32 ScrewSems #10 - $2 ai8 Pan Philips Screw: Tap 10-92 4 Hex Head Shouicer Screw Screw - Tap #48 x 2/16 Pan Philips Soro Tag AB x te Pan Philips Sorew-Mach. 96.32 x Wa Pan Prisios. 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Card Bushing 7 Serewitach #1022 x8 Pan Philos. 60 Bow Washer 17164 x 9196 x 116 Migh 89 Shoulder Sorow #10-32x114 Hex Head . 88 Krab fees 85 Bow Washar Ws x12 x 952 High 88 Lockaasher #10 87 Nut- Her-#10- 82 8B Serow-Moch.¥8-220 Truss Phage 89 Bow Weather 25168 x 578 x 32 High 90 Washer 377 «792 91 Washer 25t6d 1 3 92 Washer #108 x % 93 Arrow Poirier 4 Ser» Tap 448 4116 Pan Pniips 85 Nut Lock #10 +32 Hex (96 Washer #108 x % 87 Shoulder Serewet0-32% Sea yIMoad. 88 Sorow Tap #48 x 56 Pan Philips 989 Reining Ring "E" Type 100 Toe Nut, Prapation av - 20 101 Serew-Mach, #74020 x Be Truss Philos 304 Washer #6 x 312 105 Serew - Top ¥6F x 9/16 pan Slot 109 Lens Soard (accessory) PART NO. s18-1040-01 540-1807 40:60:20 5aazend 545-01.20.01 549-0508 51886-00-02 sea7088 00.82.30 s24r202.01 £40:20-18 5405-08 58905-08 sea20.27 548-47-08 ag.2420.0% s21283201 ss.20-27 56-46-16 508-4623 540.24-08 6052-08 538-13.0616 S4E-57-43 540-24.08 540.9028 50B-21-2004 855.26-10 56-40-15 27-28-0201 58-18-07 598:19:06-05. 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