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1. #PROBLEMS WITH CD ROLLER INSTALL#
2. #PROBLEMS WITH CD ROLLER PASSWORD#
3. #PROBLEMS WITH CD ROLLER WINDOWS#

#PROBLEMS WITH CD ROLLER WINDOWS#

One of the kids got an old Coke bottle, filled it up with acetone and used an old rag to daub the paint off the windows after he was done painting. The teacher instructed us that there was to be NO paint on the windows when we were done. All of the doors had glass windows in them. When I was in Tech School we got put on a work detail and had to repaint all the doors in the classroom area. Acetone is one of those chemicals that can be a lot of "fun". Next time I'll try something a little less.fumish. I've found that FilmGuard didn't really do much for me getting that goop off. I do use the acetone in a well ventilated area. The rubber compound they use is excellent! Hopefully Wolk won't change them or cheapen them up or the population of AW-3's out there are all in trouble. We only use the black Wolk rollers and have never had any problems at all with them. PS: I thought Christie solved that problem YEARS ago!?Īctually the original rollers were just fine then they went to obviously cheaper sources and the problems developed. You really ought not to have acetone in your booth unless absolutely necessary. The only way to guard against acetone fumes is to make sure there is enough fresh air (open windows & doors) and to limit the amount of exposure by keeping keeping the container capped unless actually in use. In fact, if you aren't wearing a respirator specifically designed for use against volatile substances you are probably making the problem WORSE by concentrating the fumes inside the cavity of your mask. Unless you are wearing a SCBA, an air-line mask or at least a respirator specifically approved for use against volatile substances, your average face mask/respirator is useless against acetone fumes. Jesus, and I thought we were the only ones with that problem!Īcetone can really get to you, even with a mask on. Incidentally, Film Guard will take the cream colored roller gunk off the platter hub and is easier on the nose and brain than Acetone. Yeah the black wheels from Wolk work great, no problems. I haven't noticed any significant difference between the white and black rollers, but others may have a different opinion on this.įrom: San Luis Obispo, Central Coast of CA There are also older rollers which are great and which do not ooze or develop flat spots. The newer white rollers from Christie and the black rollers (from Wolk?) don't do this and are fine. Check yours periodically and replace the ones which are oozing. You can tell that they are about to disintegrate when they start to ooze around the metal ring in the center.

USA (1774.21 miles northeast of Dallas)Īs mentioned above, some rollers just do that. The problem is a bunch of crappy made drive tires from Christie.Ī few other people on the forums have had similar problems with them.įrom: Boston, MA. It's a pain in the ass and I have to tell you, acetone can really get to you, even with a mask on.

Our #4 house has gone through 3 of those over the last few months. The tension couldn't be much lighter, it wouldn't drive the platter properly.ĭoes Christie have a problem with the rubber compound being used to make these rollers? Any other suggestions on what to check? I've checked the tension on this motor, and it's the same as the other five that are not having any problems. Have to keep it cleaned off or it makes the platter run rough. It takes some effort to clean the rubber off the platter edge, it is sort of gummy. I just replaced this roller about 3 months ago for that reason, and the new one is doing the same thing. It "sheds" the rubber off the roller onto the drive edge of the platter. Two AW-3 platters, and out of the six decks, there is one that is having a problem with the roller that drives the platter.

#PROBLEMS WITH CD ROLLER PASSWORD#

My profile | my password | search | faq & rules | forum home Home Products Store Forum Warehouse Contact Us You probably should not run Roller in production using this technique, but it's a relatively easy way to try Roller for yourself.Film-Tech Forum ARCHIVE: AW3 problem with drive roller

#PROBLEMS WITH CD ROLLER INSTALL#

If you want to run Roller in production, then you should down load the latest official release and install it by following the Installation Guide, which you can find at the documentation link. The Roller Install, User and Template Guides are available in ODT format (for OpenOffice or LibraOffice):