Buntpapier
Well-known member
The last Service-Manual from Polar (which is the number 4 and has a red cover) was made in 1982 for the machine generation EMC2. During that time the 76 machine was started as well and built with nine programs. This changed quickly. And the 76 got another power supply unit, a different electrical function for knife change, a different service menu and other electronic boards (for example for more memory = 99 programs). The first information from Polar which includes helpful information’s regarding 76 machines would be the so called “blue book”. This service information was made to help the service engineers. Because the service manual 4 was made too basic for the daily trouble shouting and no more up to date. It includes for example the first and not complete error message list Polar made.
During that time it was helpful. But today this old information’s are relatively out. With all the changings and experience the Service manual 4 and the blue book, just give an extremely ruff over view for 76 machines.
A forum should help fixing machines. A forum should not send people into the desert. This is my opinion (and everybody has one …)
@Ann
If you have a service manual number 5 let me know. In that case you would have more than the factory itself.
Buntpapier
During that time it was helpful. But today this old information’s are relatively out. With all the changings and experience the Service manual 4 and the blue book, just give an extremely ruff over view for 76 machines.
A forum should help fixing machines. A forum should not send people into the desert. This is my opinion (and everybody has one …)
@Ann
If you have a service manual number 5 let me know. In that case you would have more than the factory itself.
Buntpapier