sofia_silva

<p>Thanks for the response Bill, we're in Portugal and the school sometimes messes up the orders, that's why the starter is missing. I experimented with the diluted replenisher (in manual processing) and saw the differences, that's why I am so hesistant, but if you say with use it "normalizes" I might just go ahead and start processing. <br> I've read that using the replenisher without the starter also "comsumes/exhausts" the developer more quickly than desirable. Can you confirm it?</p>

<p>I know this is not exactly the thread to ask this question, but since I'm new to the forum I thought I might have a better shot at finding help here than posting a new question. So here it goes:<br> We have a colex ra4 processor which we've been using (at school) for the past 10 years to teach color printing. We use Kodak Ektacolor PRIME SP Developer Replenisher SP Lorr, which we always mix (when he first fill the tank) with the Kodak Ektacolor PRIME SP Developer starter SP Lorr. This year, we don't have starter and I'm hesitant about filling the developer tank without it. Can anyone give any suggestion on what I should do? Thanks</p>

<p>Dear collegues, I know this thread is long gone, but I need to clarify a question and it looks like I might have a chance here: we have a colex ra4 processor which we've been using (at school) for the past 10 years to teach color printing. We use Kodak Ektacolor PRIME SP Developer Replenisher SP Lorr, which we always mix (when he first fill the tank) with the Kodak Ektacolor PRIME SP Developer starter SP Lorr. This year, we don't have starter and I'm hesitant about filling the developer tank without it. Can anyone give any suggestion on what I should do? Thanks</p>