Here is how you can determine if you have Kodak compatible carousels

(If you have any Sawyers, Anscomatic, Wards, Viceroy or Nikkormat carousels, they are, more than likely, NOT Kodak Compatible. Some Sears Carousels are compatible: Click Here)

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Slides in the 80 or 140 slide carousels can be sent in the carousel. The slides in the "Ferris wheel" type, which hold 100 slides, are stuck in tight so they don't fall out and are difficult to get out.

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This is the way the top of a 140 slide carousel will look:

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This is the way the bottom of a 140 slide carousel will look:

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This is the way the top of a 80 slide carousel will look:

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This is the way the bottom of an 80 slide carousel will look:

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This is the way the top of an older 80 slide carousel will look:

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This is the way the bottom of an older 80 slide carousel will look:

We have found that the Sears Carousel that is for 35, 45, 55 Projectors is compatible with the Kodak Carousels that we can handle.

Sears 35, 45, 55 kodak compatible carousel Bottom

This is the way the BOTTOM of a Sears Carousel that is for 35, 45, 55 Kodak projectors will look:

Sears 35, 45, 55 kodak compatible carousel Top

This is the way the TOP of a Sears Carousel that is for 35, 45, 55 will look:

This applies to Kodak or Kodak compatible carousels only.
For all other Carousels or slide trays, you must remove the slides and put them in stacks that can be held in one hand. (See instructions.)

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