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As with all Simplex and RCA soundheads, one source of potential film damage is the rubber roller (Simplex part G-1985) on the lateral guide roller, which makes contact with the picture area. This roller can accumulate dirt, and can develop a flat spot if left closed when not in use. '''Always leave the lateral guide roller open when not in use.''' When worn or dirty, it can leave a wear pattern on the surface of the film. One workaround in the platter era was to remove this rubber roller and replace it with a spacer. This is an option for platter or large-reel playback, but is not an option for reel-to-reel projection because it takes too long to get the sound drum up to speed with this modification.
As with all Simplex and RCA soundheads, one source of potential film damage is the rubber roller (Simplex part G-1985) on the lateral guide roller, which makes contact with the picture area. This roller can accumulate dirt, and can develop a flat spot if left closed when not in use. '''Always leave the lateral guide roller open when not in use.''' When worn or dirty, it can leave a wear pattern on the surface of the film. One workaround in the platter era was to remove this rubber roller and replace it with a spacer. This is an option for platter or large-reel playback, but is not an option for reel-to-reel projection because it takes too long to get the sound drum up to speed with this modification.
==Resources==
*[[Media:Simplex SH-1000 Instruction Manual (1941).pdf|Simplex SH-1000 Instruction Manual (1941)]]
*[[Media:Simplex SH-1000 Parts List (1943).pdf|Simplex SH-1000 Parts List (1943)]]


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