Kodak e6 replenishing - How to?

I have lots of e6 Kodak chemistry that came with a used Jobo Atl2500 that I recently bought. I've mixed everything up and ran some tests and my transparencies look fine. However, at this point I’m using the chemicals as one-shot because I don’t understand how to take advantage of the replenishing aspect of this chemistry.

Could someone kindly explain how I go about it? Can I add replenisher to used chemistry from all steps then re-use it? And if so how do I figure out how much to add. How do I know when the chemistry is so bad that I have to re-mix from scratch again or will it never go bad?

Any response appreciated,

Dear Paul,

As the Jobo is an rotation machine, it is best to use the products as an one shot process.
Due to the rotation a lot of air (= oxigen) is 'mixed' with the products, so there is an consererable oxidation.
I sugest you use the 5 liter 'kodak single use chemistry kit for E-6 processing' (U.S. version CAT 107 7643 or URO version CAT 523 6763).
This kit is developed specialy for the rotation mashines like the JOBO or the Colenta witsh I use.
For further info look at the Kodak website for the kodak publications nr Z-119 and J- 83 and Z-7, these are free downloads.
Replenishing is not my cup of tea...

Philippe

P.S. Sorry for my pigeon English