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PG-5 TROUBLE CHART
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See Section 281
TroubleIndicationCauseRemedy
Low Volume
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Low volume on one projector only. Dirty exciter lamp. Clean the exciter lamp.
Old exciter lamp. Replace exciter lamp.
Optical system out of adjustment. Adjust the optical system. See operating instruction book.
Defective photo-cell. Replace photo-cell.
Poor Quality   Poor film. Use good film.
Defective photo-cell. Replace photo-cell.
Sound gate open. Close sound gate.
Optical system out of adjustment. Adjust the optical system. See operating instruction book.
Defective amplifier tube. Replace all amplifier tubes.
Defective UX-281 tubes. Replace UX-281 tubes.
"Wows" "Wows" noticeable only when projector is first started. Cold lubricant in projector bearings and viscous damping device. (Type PP6A projector only.) Run projector for 15 minutes before the show starts.
"Wows heard after machine has warmed. Viscous damping device not properly adjusted. (Type PP-6A projector only.) Adjust the viscous damping device. See section 273.
Impedance flywheel and roller not turning properly. (Type PP-6B projector only.) Oil impedance flywheel bearing well with "Three-in-One" oil.
Hum   Hum adjustments not properly made. Adjust for hum.
Photo-cell shields not installed. Install photo-cell shields.
Defective UX-281 tube. Replace UX-281 tubes.
Noisy Operation   Dirty film. Clean film or use a new print.
Dirty sound gate or constant speed sprocket. Clean sound gate and constant speed sprocket.
Frame line or sprocket hole noise, "motor-boating".Guide rollers of sound gate out of adjustment.Adjust the guide rollers.
Film weaving in sound gate.Tension springs of sound gate not properly adjusted. (Type PP-6B projector only.)Adjust the tension springs of the sound gate. See section 91.

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