LPL 7451 manual

[Claude]

OK Mick,
I just received it at work.
Thank you !
Claude

[Claude]

The updated pdf is online, many thanks to Mick !
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/c.eichel/gen/LPL7451.pdf

[Mick Fagan]

Claude, I'm surprised at the quality of the PDF on the last page, very well done.

A point of interest is that with one modification, that wall mounting bracket set, will wall mount the LPL 7700 enlarger.

I used that bracket set to wall mount my own LPL 7700, the only difference is you have to drill one hole.

The hole needed is on your existing enlarger column. If you look at picture 3, you will see a screwdriver about to screw a screw through a hole in the enlarger column.

The 7700 doesn't have this hole, you make it and the rest is exactly as per the 7450 instructions.

Makes for a very sturdy enlarger, until you install an air conditioner on the same wall, we all these compromises, eh?

Mick.

[Claude]

It was easy Mick :
scanned with Vuescan and an Epson 4990 as B&W photo (150 dpi) then photoshop dot white on the paper dot black on the letters (levels). Just a rubber blow on the little defects due to the fax and that's all.
Claude

[Claude]

Oups I forgot : I wrote a mail to LPL Japan to know if there were a special doc. on the VCCE head the response is no there is only one notice for this enlarger.
Claude

[patricia de roeck]

Claude - the reason I'm asking for a copy of the manual for the VCC head is that the LPL7451 manual refers to it - says there is a seperate manual for VCC module - all very confusing, especially as Japan says there isn't one. I'm sure the set up and operation is very simple but without the VCC manual I don't know what I don't know .... if you know what I mean!!
Patricia.

[fdivis]

Hello everybody. I just bought a secondhand LPL 7451. I tried the link for the manual but it seems to to work. Any idea? Or is there somebody that still has a PDF copy of it?

[fdivis]

Just found it on the following link: http://manuelsphoto.free.fr/LPL7451.pdf

[salihonba]

Thanks! I misused the enlarger for so long, I always let fan turn on/off with light! no wonder I have to buy lots of light bulbs!