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    Durst M605 problem

    I have a Durst M605 enlarger, when raising/lowering the head the knob is slipping a lot as if teeth worn on a cog wheel. If I can get the part can anyone advise me on how to fit it please.......Brian

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    I had the same problem with an M800, a few years ago. It is as you suspect- gear teeth. Contact Durst. They had the part I needed, but they quoted me an absurd shipping cost, to the US. It should be less for you.

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    Good morning, eddie;

    Yes, the modern Durst people do seem to have an appreciation for the Euro. I would like to get a copy of the manuals for the old Durst 606, M-600, and M-607, but the prices along with the shipping are much more (a whole lot more) than what I paid for the enlargers recently. I am not sure that I even want to ask what a service manual and parts book would cost.
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    Gee as much as I like my M600, that kind of mfg support, or lack of it, is what will make me change to a different brand when I upgrade to a larger format.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ralph Javins View Post
    Good morning, eddie;

    Yes, the modern Durst people do seem to have an appreciation for the Euro. I would like to get a copy of the manuals for the old Durst 606, M-600, and M-607, but the prices along with the shipping are much more (a whole lot more) than what I paid for the enlargers recently. I am not sure that I even want to ask what a service manual and parts book would cost.

    M606, M601 and M605 are here: http://manuelsphoto.free.fr/ do you have that those?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ic-racer View Post
    M606, M601 and M605 are here: http://manuelsphoto.free.fr/ do you have that those?

    Good morning, ic-racer;

    Yes, I did have two of those, and they also had the manual for the Durst 606 also. Thank you. That really does help, and looking through them did bring back a lot of memories of the accessories that I had for mine. Those may not be locateable, but now there are illustrations that can be shown.

    Again, Thank you. Now to find one for the M607.
    Enjoy;

    Ralph Javins, Latte Land, Washington

    There is no digital effect or computer program or an "add-on" or "plug-in" for Adobe PhotoShop
    Creative Suite 5, that can simulate or equal watching the magic that happens in the developing
    tray when you can turn on the safe light, and see the image begin to faintly form on the print and
    come up on that paper in the developing tray.



 

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