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"...still, we don't recommend eating shredded prints as noodles or mixing them in salads..."

"... and this button is about to blow the fuse!"

You may find most of the answers here: https://workflowhelp.kodak.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=29501300

This control wedge is OLD! It was created for the old Taipan rip, for evaluating and calibrating film output from the imagesetter at 1200 dpi. Is that what you want it for?

You may find this site usefull: https://www.templatemaker.nl/

Most of the chemicals released to the room air will be released when the processor is working. The more it works, the more unhealthy substances get to the air. When the processor is inactive, it is likely that some chemical substances will still be released to the air, depending on how well the...

Oh,,,, How about we step back and send you a shipment of the former plates, those that you were quite happy with?

Working daily in a 12x12 room without ventilation? That sounds like a health hazard already! Processing chemicals for films/plates are certainly adding unhealthy substances to the air. How harmful? - that depends on the combination of volume and type of the specific materials and chemicals...

I have a good, tested, working SOMC card. If you want it - PM me.

Thanks Scotts, This material seems amazing. It's not cheap but probably worth it. I wish I knew about it before...

Send me a PM with your email address, I'll send you an image. Also, write the type and part number of your OMC/HOMC/SOMC card.

1. At this state can you enter into Utilities/Tools Operation/Diagnostic? 2. Do you have a Diagnostics diskette?

You may use the Diagnostics Program to help. On your Dolev 800V2 it should be installed and accessible under "Utillities" or you can operate it from the diskette.

Check for the error message using the "Show Errors" function and act according to the relevant error. To access the "Show Errors" function: a. Pressing F1 (until) on the operating panel b. Select "Show Errors" using the arrow c. Press <Enter>. NOTE: Return to "Standby" by Pressing <Esc> twice...

Blowing away dust is not enough. The gold plated contacts on the boards are frequently a point of failure. Clean the contacts on both sides carefully with alcohol and than with a pencil eraser (its' actually a very light polishing job).

Try cleaning and re-seating the Strobe and OMC boards. If this doesn't help try replacing each board with another board that is known to be good. Good luck.

Did you use the diagnostic s/w? I think you need to use it at this point.

REPEAT ...brings up the memory of a plaque I saw fixed on the wall at a printers' office ages ago: "We never have time to do it right We always have time to do it again."

Many times ignorance of the basics comes in disguise...

Yes, Claude72, I hold much the same views as you. My post intended to echo the general attitude I came in conflict with numerous times...