My scanner’s bein’ a bitch, not letting me scan because it has an empty ink tank. Confounded contraption! Well, I’ll get it figured out – I have to, because I borrowed Bill’s Olivetti Service Manuals for the Lettera 22, Studio 44 and Praxis 48:
My scanner’s bein’ a bitch, not letting me scan because it has an empty ink tank. Confounded contraption! Well, I’ll get it figured out – I have to, because I borrowed Bill’s Olivetti Service Manuals for the Lettera 22, Studio 44 and Praxis 48:
Wow, that will be valuable literature.
I appreciate your hard work in gathering and uploading service manuals. Long after the last typewriter repairman has retired these files will ensure our machines survive. Kind regards and great appreciation,
Hey Ted, have you noticed how WordPress posts, like this one, are listed way down the blogroll at typosphere.blogSpot.com? I sniff a Google conspiracy … ;)
Don’t you hate modern contraptions that don’t let you get into the source code and make them work the way you want? I remember way back in the 80s one could customize printer code. Now even very few Linux drivers release the source code.
Thanks for all your work on the manuals and database. I look forward to seeing the Studio 44 manual.
Looking forward to the REAL name for the Studio 44’s ‘trombone slide’ universal bar thing. My All-in-one HP printer won’t print if one of the cartridges is empty (a permanent state) but the scanner’s OK. Really, it is just a very thick scanner now. Good luck with the digitisation – appreciate the effort.
Thanks so much Ted!!
Any progress to report on this Ted? I have an Olivetti Studio 44 on the operating table, and a copy of that service manual might save its life :)
then here you are:
https://sellfy.com/p/EURS/
Thanks!
I have just downloaded the service manual of the Studio 44, and I have no words to thank you for having made it available. Any news about the service manual of Lettera 22?
Great job, keep going…
Paolo
The Lettera 22 service manual:
https://sellfy.com/p/EnfL/
I hope those manuals can help me on taking out the platen on my Lettera 32.
The manual for the 44 doesn’t show up. I am looking for a detail of how the carriage return bar engages with the little cogs on the platen to advance it single or double space. I think there is something missing on mine because the mechanism doesn’t touch the teeth
sorry, old link. Here’s the new one: https://sellfy.com/twdb/p/ffebxh/
I have a broken return spring that fits in behind the prowl on the left side. I don’t know how it attaches. Is the a picture? I have the manual for the 32 and 44 but this is different
what machine is your question regarding?