3MOverhead Projector 9000 Series | Xerox 9076, 9550, 9075, 9080, 9085

Xerox 9076, 9550, 9075, 9080, 9085, 9050, 9040, 9100, 9070, 9061, 9200 3MOverhead Projector 9000 Series

3M™Overhead Projector 9000 Series

Illustrated Parts Breakdown

This Illustrated Parts Breakdown (IPB) Manual contains the information necessary to locate and identify assemblies, sub-assemblies, and specific parts of the 9000 Series Overhead Projector.

Part Numbers

All components available on a replacement basis are listed with their 3M identification number. The parts identification list opposite each illustration provides the description adequate to identify components. If the component is available only as part of the next higher assembly, the description column provides the next higher assembly description or identification number.

Locating and Identifying a Part

If physical appearance and general location of an item are known:

1.Use the IPB Section Titles to help determine which assembly or sub-assembly includes the item.

2.Refer to the view for the assembly or sub-assembly and locate the item on the exploded view. Match the part callout number to the corresponding number in the parts list.

3.Parts shown inside a dashed box can only be ordered as an assembly. Any part or mounting hardware shown outside the box is not included with the assembly.

Machine Identification Plate

The serial number plate for the 9000 is located on the bottom side of the projector. The Machine Identification Plate is divided into the following components:

1.Product Name: The specific version number of the projector.

2.Model Number/Alpha Code: The series number of the projector followed by a three or four character alpha code identifier. The Alpha Code indicates the design level, specific product characteristics, power cord or distribution specific to a country.

3.Lamp: The electrical rating of the lamp.

4.MFG Code: The MFG Code indicates the year and quarter the projector was built. (See the example to the right):

5.S/N: The serial number assigned to this projector.

Ordering Parts

When ordering parts, include the following information:

1.Machine model number and serial number.

2.Parts identification number.

3.Part description.

4.Quantity required.

MFG Code

	Letter		Digit
E	1997	1	Jan-Mar

F	1998	2	Apr-Jun

H	1999	3	Jul-Sep

J-	2000	4	Oct-Dec

K	2001	1	Jan-Mar

For U.S. retail customers: Call 1-800-650-8429, or fax 1-800-650-9268. Dealers: Refer to Dealers Guide.

3M Subsidiaries: Contact Export Operations.

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