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Cleaning the Lenses and Reflector
The lenses of the Kodascope should be cleaned whenever neces-
Hal-y. Dirt on the lenses will cause the picture on the screen to
appear cloudy or flat. Remove the lens cell 3, by first pressing the
cu.Lch 47, Fig. 26, then slide the lens cell towards you. With a
:;oft, clean lintless cloLh carefully wipe the two lens surfaces. Wipe
Lhe surfaces of the fronL and rear condensing lenses 48 and 49, Fig.
:.w, and Fig. 30, page 36. The inside surfaces of the front condens-
i 11g lenses 48, Fig. 26, and the small mirror, do not need cleaning,
11,:; they are in a dust proof container. The outside and inside sur-
races of the rear condensing lenses can be reached after removing
the lamp house cover 53, page 35, the two screws 54 and 55,
and lifting out the frame 56 that holds the rear condensing lenses
1~11d reflector, see Fi.g. 30, page 36. To clean the inside surfaces of
Lhe rear conde·nsing lenses, wrap a piece of lintless cloth around
Lh<' end of a match, and insert it into the slot or opening of that
pnrL of the lens cell attached to the back of the front plate of
l'mmc 56, Fig. 30, page 36. Do not moisten the cloth used for
el 'aning lenses. After replacing the frame 56, Fig. 30, page 36, be
Hure that it is fastened securely with the two screws 54 and 55.
The reflector 51, Fig. 30, page 36, must be clean. There must
b ' no finger marks on it. If it is dirty, wipe it carefully with a
<·lnrm cloth.

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