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#REVERE 85 8MM PROJECTOR LAMP HOW TO#
#REVERE 85 8MM PROJECTOR LAMP FULL#

For other projectors, the model number is usually contained either on the bottom of the projector or, in the case of many MovieDeck projectors, on a panel on the back of the projector. On this screen, you can find the model number, which will be a number between 100s and 400s. They have a sheet with a number of specifications placed on the side of the projector, right between the two reels. For Bell and Howell projectors, this is fairly easy. Next, you’ll need to find the model number so that you can order the right replacement part. It is large and usually situated at the bottom.

Motor: This actually moves the various devices inside of your camera.

Upper Feed Sprocket: This goes between the Feed Spool and the Gate, and has small pegs that move the film when rotating.

Lens: This is the place where the light actually leaves the projector before heading to the screen.

It ensures the light lands only on the film you wish to watch. Gate: This is a piece of metal with a frame-sized hole in it.

#REVERE 85 8MM PROJECTOR LAMP FULL#

Rotating Shutter: This is a small rotating device that goes between the condenser and the gate, to prevent the light from illuminating anything except the full frame.

Condenser: This is a lens that goes directly in front of your lamp to focus the beam towards your lens.

Take-up Spool: This is the spool that your film goes onto after watching.

Feed Spool: This is the spool onto which you place your film before you start watching.

Lamp: This is the source of illumination.

Since these aren’t named, I’ll give a description of each below:

#REVERE 85 8MM PROJECTOR LAMP HOW TO#

On this page, I will discuss how to find out what part you need, and how to find the model number.įirst, you’ll need to figure out what part of the projector you have that needs replacing. This is made more complicated as those who sell the parts don’t necessarily use the right terms to describe the various parts. Because 8mm projectors are no longer produced, finding spare parts for them can be difficult.