A question for you . Why did you buy it?Hi all~
I got an metoform 5240 made by meteor siegen which hardly has traces on the internet. It's very big and heavy.
But which unfortunately is the heater and led of it just couldn't work. I open it up, but could find no hint inside of it. Only find two of threes fuses are gone(One missing one defective). But even when I changed it, still made nothing different.
Does anyone know something about this issue?Thank a lot!
Best regard
George
Can you post some pictures?Hi all~
I got an metoform 5240 made by meteor siegen which hardly has traces on the internet. It's very big and heavy.
But which unfortunately is the heater and led of it just couldn't work. I open it up, but could find no hint inside of it. Only find two of threes fuses are gone(One missing one defective). But even when I changed it, still made nothing different.
Does anyone know something about this issue?Thank a lot!
Best regard
George
A question for you . Why did you buy it?
Planning to print large amounts of printed photos?
The purchase decision in itself has many question marks?
These old machines are always defective and have huge problems.
How can you find spare parts for this processor, especially heaters, etc.
It is very complicated and complicated, and I do not think that this forum has experts in this type of processor, I recommend searching in the forum (Minilab)
- I think your only chance is to find a technician who specializes in this kind of ancient processors in India, India used to like these processors for small photoshops.
I find a lot of pictures of machines, but no instructions,. This is the first I've seen these machines. Look very heavy 62kg!
Looks like this could be used for black and white polyethylene base paper.
Looks good.
Aha! I looked up images as I was curious about this machine, I had never heard of it. Then I saw the images- it looked very familiar because I use one, sold under a different name here is the US: Beseler 16 Auto Print Processor. It is a wonderful machine, easy to maintain with dry to dry paper handling. Speed and temperature are easily adjusted with knobs- I use it for RA 4 print processing. I will dig around and see what literature I can find for it, maybe there are wiring schematics that would be helpful.
Maybe; do you have experience with this particular model? I know there are many old Thermaphot ACP processors still around that still work. The rollers are the Achilles' heel, but if properly stored and used, many are still fine.These old machines are always defective and have huge problems.
First thing to do is open it up and inspect the roller rack closely. Examine the rubber rollers to verify if they're undamaged and supple. If one or more rollers are damaged, I would think twice about attempting to repair the electronics. If the rollers are in good condition, I'd start disassembling step by step and drafting a schematic in the process. Usually such equipment isn't insanely complicated. From there, it's a matter of troubleshooting and determining a repair strategy. It'll be a project for the more electronically inclined enthusiast though.
I was about to buy one almost the same, I think it's Italian made as far as I remember. It was cheap and looked like new.Maybe; do you have experience with this particular model? I know there are many old Thermaphot ACP processors still around that still work. The rollers are the Achilles' heel, but if properly stored and used, many are still fine.
I was about to buy one almost the same, I think it's Italian made as far as I remember. It was cheap and looked like new.
But I sought the advice of a man who works as a technician for laboratory machines, and he said to me: Even if it works, you should not buy it, because it no longer has spare parts, especially the heat heater, which is the biggest pest in those machines, and when it breaks, you can't find a replacement part for it.
She gave up on the idea.
Hi,
if you still need informations like instructional manuals pm me.
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