Nakajima Ax-510 I am looking for parts for a Nakajima AX-510 Typewriter. Is not printing. Loks like the small "hammer" is brocken. Where can I find parts??? [email protected]

The Nakajima AX-150 Typewriter requires a step-down transformer to be used in the USA, as the UK operates on 240 volts AC and the USA operates on 120 volts AC.
To determine the size of the transformer needed, you will need to check the voltage and amperage rating on the typewriter's power supply or label. You can then use a transformer with a matching or slightly higher voltage rating and at least the same amperage rating to ensure it can handle the load of the typewriter.
It's always best to consult with a qualified electrician to ensure you are using the correct transformer for your specific situation and to ensure safety.

The Daisy Wheel should centre as shown here.

https://itsoffice.com.my/product/pdf/NAKAJIMA-AX-160.pdf

It sounds like you have moved the left margin to the centre of the carriage.

https://www.google.com/search?q=nakajima+ax-160+manual

This manual is probably close enough. Your AX seems like it is for a certain world market whereas the rest has WPT. A4 paper is UK and Europe, we are in North America.

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Nakajima. See http://www.nadist.com/

Go to NADIST.COM, click on current models you will find a manual there.

DickyO

Go to NADIST.COM, click on current models you should find a manual there.

DickyO

Go to the margin press don't hold the mar rel key, space or backspace to the desired location, press the R. or L. mar key as desired.

DickyO

Hello.

Although I couldn't find anything online, call Nakajima at 1-800-809-7138 for info and support.

Hope this helps.

go to google type in this:AX-90 TYPEWRITER USER MANUAL

Be sure the pitch setting in the L. side of the keyboard is not in PS (proportional space).

DickyO

I am not personally familiar with Nakajima AX-150 it’s been over a year since I have seen one. First do you see those characters on the keyboard? If you do but get a different character when you type it? If so, then you likely have either a non-OEM printwheel or possibly a non-English language printwheel. As you see from the samples below every Nakajima brand print wheel has both on those characters.

I have included the link if you have trouble seeing the type faces.
http://www.granadahillsbusinessmachines.com/items/supplies/typewriter-supplies/nakajima-typewriter-supplies/nakajima-printwheels-detail.htm