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[filmscanners] Re: Polaroid Factory Service
Hi Keith,
The brush is Neanderthaler technology. Precision engineering it's not. It
never
went through the tunnel with anything like reassuring smoothitude. I felt like
I was taking a meat axe to a butterfly.
The brush helped for a time, but now my SS4000 is cross-eyed and belly-up.
I'm hoping Polaroid will take pity on my poor soul and fix it pro bono.
Pat Cullinan, Jr.
New York
Keith Wiley wrote:
> This gadget made this forum some time ago. It's name is the SprintScan 4000
> Cleaning Brush. The instructions begin with: "Maintain peak performance
> from your Polaroid SprintScan 4000 scanner by using the cleaning brush
> monthly. Also use the brush if the scanner motor runs and the yellow LED
> flashes when no film is in the carrier." Tech support mails them free. The
> brush looks like a miniature toothbrush about one half inch long. Its long
> axis is parallel to the slide carrier. It attaches to the front end of the
> 35mm slide carrier by a friction mount. It runs off to the left of the CCD.
> I ran mine in once, following the directions exactly. It jammed at the
> depth of the CCD where it stopped just short of a transverse shelf. It
> would neither advance, nor withdraw. Tech support was no help. Am I
> somehow clumsy, or have others suffered this misfortune?
> Keith:
>
> >Then I ran that brush through and it stuck.
>
> What brush?
>
> Did I miss something that came with mine?
>
> Eric
>
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