Mixing the tank solutions, Stabilizer, Mixing the tank solutions -5 – Kodak RP 30 User Manual
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Chemicals
Mixing the Tank Solutions
The instructions assume that you are mixing the fresh-tank solutions directly in the
processor tank.
CAUTION:
Use cold water when you mix solutions to prevent you from
unnecessary exposure to fumes that can be released at higher
temperatures.
Handle all chemicals carefully. When you mix solutions, wear
goggles or a face shield, a protective rubber apron, and
protective gloves made with either neoprene or nitrile rubber.
Clean protective clothing after use to remove any chemical
residue that can cause contamination.
For more information about potential health hazards and safe
handling of specific Kodak chemicals, see the label and the
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the chemical. Consult the
MSDS for regional contact information.
MSDS copies are available at the Kodak website
IMPORTANT: To make sure that no chemistry splashes on the equipment, fasten
the plastic covers from the accessory pack on the equipment.
Open two KODAK EKTACOLOR Processing Cartridge 75 cartons and remove the
four bottles from each carton.
When you remove the cap of a bottle, the label printed on the seal identifies the
bottle as either the developer bottle (CD), one of the two bleach-fix bottles (BX-A or
BX-B), or the stabilizer bottle (SB).
You will need:
•
Two bottles of each part to make up the fresh-tank solutions
•
A solution measuring device, such as a graduated cylinder that can accurately
measure volumes up to 900 mL
•
The ability to measure up to 10 L of water
For the developer you will need KODAK EKTACOLOR RA Developer Starter
(CAT No. 102 6681).
Stabilizer
1. Add 10.3 L water to the first tank.
2. Add one-half the contents (approximately 72 mL) of one bottle of stabilizer
concentrate (labeled SB).
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for each of the three remaining stabilizer tanks.
The total volume for each tank is 11 L.
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