And the eseco speedmaster company still exists.
http://www.eseco-speedmaster.com/about_us.html
On 2017-07-23 08:06, wilbert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
It sounds like this enlarger has some kind of boot memory. Like a
computer. To keep the same settings between sessions, it is kept alive
with a small battery. When this battery is dies after several years,
the settings will be lost every time you switch off the power supply.
Have a look inside the enlarger to see if there is some kind of
battery which can be replaced. Most often it is the flat coin like
kind.
On 2017-07-23 02:54, Ken Hart wrote:
Does anyone here have any experience with the Eseco Compumaster AF-45
enlarger? I have one of these that I bought second-hand, and used it
for some time. When I closed my studio three years ago, the color
print darkroom was basically buttoned up and left idle.
This past week, I decided to make some prints for myself, and fired up
the enlarger and Hope processor. The enlarger booted up with errors
that I was able to correct using the recovery "disk" (sort of a memory
stick), then it worked fine, until I shut it down. The next day- same
deal: errors that were corrected with the recovery disk.
Does anyone know anything about this enlarger, or know of one setting
around just waiting for someone (me!) to haul it away?
Thanks!
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