KODAK - kodak carousel link replacement

Comprehensive repair guide for Kodak Carousel slide projectors manufactured between 1966 and 1981 that fail to advance slides. Authored by Curt Fargo, this manual specifically addresses the advancement failure caused by the embrittlement of the plastic "Cycle Solenoid Link" component. The guide begins with a clear problem identification section, enabling users to determine whether their projector model falls within the scope of these instructions. Detailed disassembly procedures are provided for both standard and Custom Series models, with special attention to the removal of critical components such as the solenoid plunger, focus gears, and solenoid mounting plate. The repair and reassembly sections offer step-by-step instructions for replacing the defective link, reinstalling the plunger, and properly adjusting the solenoid for optimal operation. An extensive preventative maintenance section covers lubrication of key mechanisms including the fan bushing, cam stack, worm pulley, and main motor, with guidance on appropriate lubricants as recommended by Kodak. Complete tool requirements are listed, along with photographic documentation of internal components and procedures throughout. This practical resource is essential for technicians and enthusiasts seeking to restore vintage Kodak Carousel projectors to working condition.