I took apart mu kodak brownie 8mm model a 15 projector as the focus wasn't working & a couple of small pieces fell out & i am not sure where they go

SOURCE: Schematic

Hello,

Have you try this link? http://www.bunnomatic.com/pdfs/commercial/manuals/39338.0000.pdf


Hope this will help you

SOURCE: Kodak Brownie Super 8 Projector

in slide projector smooth movement of mechanism is rule number 1 .1-spray contact lubricant cleaner on forward and backward switches and press them many times.-open it and clean it with air blower and clean piece of clothes.apply good type of light grease in levers-cams gears-confirm all mechanical parts is in good condtion.change any broken part from nearest store.
best regards

SOURCE: How do I thread the film through an 8mm B&H Projector

http://www.folkstreams.net/vafp/stream.php?id=97

It's about four and a half minutes long, and shows how to clean the various components that need cleaning beforehand as well as how to thread the projector.

However, I wish you good bloody luck on finding a bulb, if you don't have one that still works. From the look of the unit, it uses a DAR bulb, which was delisted (read: went out of production) thirty years ago. You can sometimes find new old-stock (NOS) DAR bulbs on eBay, but expect to pay $30 to $35 apiece plus shipping for them.


Sam

SOURCE: projector lamp burn out

What bulb code (usually a 3 letter code) or the model number I cannot say. Sometimes that info is written on the inside cover that covers the bulb, sometimes it is in the instruction manual. It is almost always written on the bulb.

SOURCE: Keystone 8mm movie projector

Re Keystone 68 projectors:
I join the growing throngs of folks who wish to view their family archives in 8 mm before submitting the reels to the digitals for conversion. Doesn't anyone have an answer for us? I continue to search, if I find, I'll post.
Fauvette