New Typewriter Service Manuals at TWDB!

New service manuals at TWDB, you’ll want to check ’em out!

Parts and Service Manual – Olivetti Lettera 22

Parts and Service Manual – Olivetti Studio 44

Parts and Service Manual – Olivetti Lexicon 80

Adjustment Manual – Olympia SM – 1955

AMES Basic Training Manual for Standard Typewriters – 1968

Adjustment Manual, Smith-Corona “6-Series” Electric Typebar Portable Machines – 1969

Adjustment Manual, Smith-Corona “5TE-Series” Electric Typebar Portable Machines – 1957

00000-twdbPraxis 48 coming soon! Also, if anyone has the Lettera 32 Service Manual, let me know. I want to include that too.

Updated: February 17, 2025 — 12:48 pm

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  1. That is definitely value-added. Thanks again for all the effort!

  2. Thanks for buying a new ink cartridge to get the scanner working again! ;)

    1. that scanner’s still busted. I had to hand-scan each page on a flatbed – ‘swhy it took so long. (:

  3. You are my hero Ted! Kind regards,

  4. Thank you so much – these are invaluable. I am currently working on a colicky Praxis 48 – that manual will come in handy.

    1. yeah, I grabbed that one especially for you. only problem is, the machine is 10x more complex than a manual machine and it’s service/parts manual runs near 400 pages. It’ll take a bit. /:

      1. 400 pages! Oof! I had no idea. The Praxis appears deceptively simple: a manual typewriter with a motor and power cord.

  5. Hi – any luck on the Olivetti lettera 32 manual? Thanks so much, Alan

    1. not yet. found a 1979 parts manual, that’s about it so far. /:

  6. Gilberto Diaz-Rivera

    I’am looking for the service manual of an Olivetti Lettera 32. I just want to know how to take out the plate to do some cleaning and painting job. Thanks!

  7. Any one have service manual for studio 42?

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