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General Description

Novajet PROe Series Service Manual

Technical Support

ENCAD offers full technical support and service for its various
products. If you are unable to find the answer to your question in
either the User’s Guide, Service Manual, or other related publica-
tions, check out ENCAD’s Technical Bulletins located on ENCAD’s
bulletin board or the Internet:

ENCAD BBS:

(619) 452-2653 or
(619) 452-3768

ENCAD Website:

http://www.encad.com

Additional information is available though our Technical Support
and Service Department’s Help Desk.

ENCAD, Inc.
Technical Support & Service Dept.
6059 Cornerstone Court West
San Diego, CA 92121

Help Desk Telephone:

(619) 452-4350

Help Desk FAX:

(619) 546-0659

International Users contact your local ENCAD service provider.
see details on your ENCAD registration card.

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Summary of Contents for 42e

Page 1: ...SERVICE MANUAL 60e 42e P R I N T I N G TM...

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Page 3: ...NOVAJET PROe SERIES COLOR INKJET PRINTER SERVICE MANUAL Part Number 209053...

Page 4: ...e owners No part of this manual may be copied or distributed transmitted transcribed stored in a retrieval system or translated in any human or computing language in any form or by any means electroni...

Page 5: ...an radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interfer ence to radio communications User Instructions If the equipment does caus...

Page 6: ...er vorschriftsm ige Betrieb mancher Ger te z B Me sender kann allerdings gewissen Einschr nkungen unterliegen Beachten Sie deshalb die Hinweise in der Bedienungsanleitung Dem Zentralamt f r Zulassunge...

Page 7: ...onhazardous requiring no special disposal handling It can be harmful if swallowed and should be kept away from children To obtain a Material Safety Data Sheet contact ENCAD Inc at 6059 Cornerstone Cou...

Page 8: ...quential damages or any other damages or claims whatsoever This Warranty gives Buyer specific legal rights and Buyer may also have other rights that vary from state to state This Warranty applies only...

Page 9: ...troduction 25 Novajet PROe Printer General Block Diagram 25 Paper Media Axis Drive 27 The Carrier Axis Drive 28 Media Feed and Take Up System 29 Main Printed Circuit Board MPCB 30 Microprocessor 31 Ga...

Page 10: ...Resistance Check 55 Banding Hardware vs Software 56 Alignments Adjustments 57 Slide Shaft Profile Adjustment 57 Head Height Alignment Procedure 60 Color Calibration 63 Deadband Alignment 66 Paper Axi...

Page 11: ...and Right Covers 96 Install the Left Top and Right Covers 99 Remove the Keypad Display and Display Power Converter 100 Install the Keypad Display and Display Power Converter 102 Remove Extra Memory SI...

Page 12: ...135 Remove the Y Arm Assembly Pinch Rollers Slide Shaft and Auto Load Sensor 135 Install the Y Arm Assembly Pinch Rollers Slide Shaft and Auto Load Sensor 137 Remove the Lower Roller Assembly Stepper...

Page 13: ...10 Interface Circuits 38 2 11 Carrier Assembly Circuits 39 2 12 Main Menu 40 Chapter 3 Maintenance 3 1 Encoder Strip Cleaning 46 3 2 Cartridge Dimple Region 47 3 3 Flex Cable Contacts 48 3 4 MPCB Con...

Page 14: ...Tag Connection on MPCB 75 3 31 MPCB Connections Diagram 77 3 32 Carrier PCB Connections Diagram 78 3 33 Leg Harness Connections Diagram 79 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Chapter 5 Assembly Disassembly 5 1...

Page 15: ...loded View 129 5 21 Stabilizer Bracket Installation Removal 134 5 22 Y Arm Installation Removal 136 5 23 Pinch Roller 137 5 24 Inner Platen Assembly Disassembly 140 5 25 Stepper Motor Removal Installa...

Page 16: ...l List of Tables Table Page Chapter 1 General Description Chapter 2 Theory of Operation Chapter 3 Maintenance Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 4 1 Troubleshooting Table 81 Chapter 5 Assembly Disassembly Chap...

Page 17: ...the ENCAD Inc Novajet PROe Series Color Inkjet Printer There are two ver sions of the Novajet PROe printer Novajet PRO 42e and Novajet PRO 60e It is written for service personnel who possess analog an...

Page 18: ...ts Drivers are supplied to support Windows based PC s 3 XX 95 and NT as well as Macintosh and Power PC computers These printers expand upon ENCAD s tradition of delivering fast high quality color or m...

Page 19: ...publication contains additional information which may be useful in servicing the ENCAD Inc Novajet PROe Color Inkjet Printers ENCAD Inc Novajet PROe User Guide P N 208713 1 Copies of this and other EN...

Page 20: ...ollowing the procedures and to exercise standard safety procedures They are indicated by Followed by a paragraph describing the concern CAUTION Cautions depict that the following steps or procedures c...

Page 21: ...eable to 16 32 and 64 MB Power Requirements Input Voltage 90 246 VAC 47 63 Hz Output Power 20 W idle 140 W typical 215 W maximum Baud Rates 9600 19200 38400 115200 Resolution Mono 300x300 dpi Color 30...

Page 22: ...rinter specifications and related materials Also included is a description of the use of Warnings Cautions and Notes as used in this manual and chapter contents Chapter 2 THEORY OF OPERATION Functiona...

Page 23: ...rated parts breakdown drawings are included to help clarify and identify parts for ordering Special kits and adjustment jigs may also be required ORIENTATION Instructions in this manual are based on t...

Page 24: ...echnical Bulletins located on ENCAD s bulletin board or the Internet ENCAD BBS 619 452 2653 or 619 452 3768 ENCAD Website http www encad com Additional information is available though our Technical Su...

Page 25: ...host com puter through either the RS 422 serial interface or the Centronics parallel interface Novajet PROe Printer General Block Diagram Figure 2 1 illustrates the major functional areas of the prin...

Page 26: ...26 Theory of Operation Novajet PROe Series Service Manual Figure 2 1 General Block Diagram...

Page 27: ...r motor reduction gears lower drive shaft assembly and pinch wheels This can be seen in figure 2 2 The micro step technology associated with the stepper motor gives the capability of a resolution up t...

Page 28: ...rvo motor drives the belt back and forth allowing the attached carrier assembly to be repositioned as required The tensioning assembly is spring controlled and allows the proper amount of tension on t...

Page 29: ...ake up roll dependant upon the signals they receive from the MPCB The MPCB generates the control signals for the motors from the information it receives from the media feed and take up sensors The opt...

Page 30: ...d Circuit Board MPCB Figure 2 5 Main Printed Circuit Board The Main Printed Circuit Board MPCB consists of six functional areas 1 Microprocessor CPU 2 Gate Array 3 Memory Circuits 4 Stepper Motor Cont...

Page 31: ...unicate with the host computer the other serial port interfaces to the Control Panel One DMA channel supplies data to the gate array for jet firing the other DMA channel is used to receive data throug...

Page 32: ...Memory Circuits Memory is used to retain large amounts of information This infor mation is stored in the device memory in the form of binary bits Printer memory consists of Flash EEPROM DRAM and EEPR...

Page 33: ...y which provides tempo rary storage of the microprocessor calculation and input output data It is also a faster type of memory then the Flash EEPROM Thats why the printer control program is also copie...

Page 34: ...advance forward and backward depending upon the commands which the Stepper Motor receives from the microproces sor The Stepper Motor Controller contains two identical circuits one for each winding of...

Page 35: ...Motor current sense The voltage across a series current sense resistor is measured and level shifted so that it is centered around 5V 3 Comparator This portion divides the output of the reference wave...

Page 36: ...to the Carrier Assembly speed A linear optical encoder is used to monitor the Carrier Assembly position The optical encoder strip runs the length of the Stabilizer Bracket and contains 150 lines and s...

Page 37: ...detector s output A hardware counter in the gate array increments as the Carrier Assembly moves left and decrements as the Carrier Assembly moves right The hardware counter is only eight bits wide so...

Page 38: ...el port to DRAM The serial port is designed primarily to interface to a Macintosh printer port It has an eight pin Mini DIN connector The data TXD RXD signals meet RS 422 electrical specifications and...

Page 39: ...e Carrier PCB contains the logic and drive circuitry for the firing of the inkjet cartridges It also establishes an interface path for the optical sensor and paper sensor to communicate with the MPCB...

Page 40: ...ile yellow blinks faster It also informs the host computer of the situation and stops the printer from printing until more media is loaded The sensor also checks for the size of the media loaded so it...

Page 41: ...e paper the servo controller which moves the Carrier and power to fire the inkjets The 5V supply powers the logic circuits The power supply is fused using a 2A 250V fast blow type fuse The outputs sha...

Page 42: ...embly is attached to the lower part of the printer legs that is used to speeed up the drying time of the ink that is deposited onto the media This is to ensure that the ink is completely dry before th...

Page 43: ...isting problem though it can sometimes be helpful in detecting a condition due to a weakened component that has not yet completely failed Below is a list of scheduled maintenance checks and their peri...

Page 44: ...sort on the sur faces of the printer Damage to the surface may result The exterior surfaces of the printer may be cleaned with a soft cloth which has been dampened For more persistent stains a small...

Page 45: ...inter lid 3 Moisten a clean cloth or paper wipe with isopropyl alcohol 4 Wipe the length of the slide shaft with the moistened cloth or wipe 5 Manually move the carrier assembly from side to side 6 Wi...

Page 46: ...rip Cleaning Clean the linear encoder strip monthly or as necessary to remove any buildup of debris Distilled water or isopropyl alcohol may be used You may notice that it tends to fog the encoder str...

Page 47: ...me of the electrical signals for a proper firing of the jets This can be seen as a misfiring of the cartridge NOTE Care should be used when handling the cartridges Avoid touching the cartridges on the...

Page 48: ...e jets This can be seen as a misfiring of the cartridge NOTE Care should be used when handling the flex cable con tact area Avoid touching the contact area because the oils on your skin can contaminat...

Page 49: ...to the board connections or any of the components on the board Replace board if inspection reveals any damage or flaws that could effect the function of the MPCB Clean and Inspect Carrier Assembly Fo...

Page 50: ...ed circuits without wearing an ESD wrist strap Ribbon connectors can be easily damaged if incorrectly handled Observe extreme caution when handling the ribbon connectors to avoid damage Many problems...

Page 51: ...Maintenance 51 MAINTENANCE Novajet PROe Series Service Manual Figure 3 4 MPCB Connection Locations Figure 3 5 Carrier Connection Locations...

Page 52: ...ector Locking Mechanism Replace Carrier Bushings The carrier bushings are rated for approximately 1500 hours of operational usage Many factors including but not limited to hours day used cleanliness o...

Page 53: ...r connection from the MPCB 2 Using a standard ohmmeter or multimeter connect the meter leads to the two wires going to the motor 3 While manually rotating the servo motor monitor the readings on the m...

Page 54: ...the stepper motor connection from the MPCB 2 Using a standard ohmmeter or multimeter measure between pins 1 red wire and 3 3 The reading should indicate 7 2 8 0 ohms 4 Continue by measuring between p...

Page 55: ...dle idler from the right leg 3 Ease the cradle idler off of the leg enough to disconnect the motor wires from the leg harness 4 Using a standard ohmmeter or multimeter measure between the and connecti...

Page 56: ...as deal with a rotational movement that if faulty will generate a consistent banding pattern The MPCB and Carrier PCB can also cause this type of error to incur Software banding is characterized by in...

Page 57: ...ft to the Platen surface The normal operating range for the height of the Slide Shaft is between 1 390 35 3mm to 1 440 36 6mm The Slide Shaft is firmly mounted on the outer sides and only has adjust m...

Page 58: ...ect the dial gauge micrometer to the Shaft mounting block as shown in Figure 3 11 Figure 3 11 Dial Gauge Micrometer Assembly 2 Place gauge against left side of shaft assembly allowing micrometer tip t...

Page 59: ...slide shaft and adjust the center turnbuckle with an open ended wrench if required for the average value the value found in step 3 See Figure 3 13 NOTE The Novajet PRO 60e has two turnbuckles so thes...

Page 60: ...encoder strip stabilizer has been removed from the Y Arm or whenever the alignment is in question The head height alignment procedure is to ensure that a 0 065 0 003 0 065 0 003 difference exists betw...

Page 61: ...sening the knob near the top and turning the dial until the needle is at the 0 position on the dial Tighten the knob See Figure 3 16 Figure 3 16 Zeroing the Micrometer Gauge 4 Remove the Cyan ink cart...

Page 62: ...ip This action could also take the micrometer out of alignment and foul the results of the alignment 6 While lifting up the measuring tip of the micrometer slide the Carrier to the left side of the st...

Page 63: ...of times to ensure an accurate reading 10 Move the left end of the stabilizer bracket until a reading of 0 075 0 003 is observed Read only the RED numbers on the micrometer gauge 11 Tighten the screw...

Page 64: ...rections when re quired Just enter the value below the set of lines that are correctly aligned Be careful that you are aligning the correct color by observ ing the C cyan M magenta and Y yellow on the...

Page 65: ...Main Menu This brings up the Utility Menu as shown in Figure 3 19 Figure 3 19 Utility Menu 2 From the Utility Menu select Color Calib Menu This brings up the color calibration menu and it looks like F...

Page 66: ...he cyan color on the plot is selected Press Ok to accept the selection and return to the Color Calib Menu 6 Continue until all six calibrations on the Color Calib Menu have been accomplished Deadband...

Page 67: ...e forward and reverse direction Allowable values for the Slow Deadband is from 2 to 2 and from 0 to 120 for the Fast Deadband The Single Line Test and All Line Test are variations of the Slow and Fast...

Page 68: ...and adjustment This menu is similiar to the menu depicted in Figure 3 21 NOTE The values for the fast deadband adjustment is equivalent to 300 sections per inch For every incremented value the print w...

Page 69: ...r Next Option rotate through the selections until one that seems closer to the correct value is selected Press Ok to accept the selection and return to the Service Menu 11 Continue performing steps 8...

Page 70: ...tion Menu 3 From the Calibration Menu select Paper Axis Test This runs the paper axis test which prints out two T figures that are mirrored from each other and about 33 apart See Figure 3 26 Figure 3...

Page 71: ...exact value of the measurement found in step 4 is selected Press Ok to accept the selection and return to the Calibration Menu Diagnostics Menu The Diagnostics Menu is located in the Service Menu show...

Page 72: ...rth across the slide shaft The number of cycles is selectable and the available options are 10 100 1 000 10 000 100 000 1 000 000 Carriage Test Prints 5 sets of 3 parallel lines to test the vibration...

Page 73: ...th the prime and continue until power is removed Fan 1 and Fan 2 Tests Tests the operation of the fans on the printer Fan 1 Test while depressed turns on the power supply cooling fan and the suction f...

Page 74: ...r The NVRAM is a section of nonvolatile memory that stores printer size informa tion The MPCB is the identical for both printers but it will have to learn which size printer it is installed in Clearin...

Page 75: ...ead there is an additional step to download firmware to the printer This additional step requires a special J Tag Adapter to be placed between the parallel cable and the J16 on the printer s MPCB It i...

Page 76: ...type GO NJPROExx ROM where xx is the version of the firmware NOTE The actual name of the firmware file may change and be different than what is stated above Internal Cabling and Signal Flow Diagrams F...

Page 77: ...Maintenance 77 MAINTENANCE Novajet PROe Series Service Manual Figure 3 31 MPCB Connections Diagram...

Page 78: ...Figure 3 32 Carrier PCB Connections Diagram...

Page 79: ...Maintenance 79 MAINTENANCE Novajet PROe Series Service Manual Figure 3 33 Leg Harness Connections Diagram...

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Page 81: ...mptom identification troubleshooting fault isolation and repair of the printer when using this table Ensure that all applicable software diagnostic tests have been properly executed all visual indicat...

Page 82: ...all DC voltages replace MPCB present at MPCB Media Does Not Move perform Stepper replace stepper Motor Winding motor if out of Resistance check tolerance rough motion bad bearings while spinning repla...

Page 83: ...Winding Resistance check check servo bad bearings motor for smooth replace servo motor movement obstruction in remove obstruction path of carrier may or may not be visible dirty encoder perform Encod...

Page 84: ...r drive belt system tension assembly 2 check carrier belt Internal ERROR Encoder Sensor Failure encoder sensor reseat encoder cable unseated sensor cable bad encoder replace encoder sensor sensor Inte...

Page 85: ...railing cable bad paper replace paper sensor sensor Internal ERROR MPCB Failure bad MPCB replace MPCB Does Not Print bad connection reseat cable between computer connections on and printer computer an...

Page 86: ...res 2 replace carrier assembly cartridge dimple 1 perform area dirty or Cartridge Dimple damaged Cleaning procedure 2 replace cartridge cartridge not reseat cartridge seated correctly bad cartridge re...

Page 87: ...amaged Motor Gears procedure Printer Output is Banding if banding is 1 inspect and or consistent replace stepper motor perform Stepper Motor Winding Resistance Check 2 inspect and or replace stepper m...

Page 88: ...Flex contacts dirty or Cable Contact damaged Cleaning 2 replace carrier assembly carrier belt is reinstall check loose too tight tension assembly worn or damaged and or replace belt carrier bushings r...

Page 89: ...ter carrier bushings replace carrier worn bushings debris or clean fan assembly obstruction in fan drive belt replace frame slipping on idler tensioner spring or idler hardware or tighten hardware ass...

Page 90: ...y or cartridge damaged color calibration perform Color needed Calibration deadband perform Deadband calibration needed Calibration in bidirectional printing mode debris or clean slide shaft lubricatio...

Page 91: ...embly Fan Does Not Power Up MPCB has 1 reseat connection 24 VDC at J3 at MPCB to fan pins 1 2 2 replace fan power not being 1 reload firmware applied to fan 2 replace MPCB Media Take Up Motor Not Oper...

Page 92: ...ad connection reconnect Feed to the motor motor bad Feed motor Replace Feed motor faulty wiring leg reseat or replace harness leg harness bad MPCB replace MPCB Media Feed and Take Up Motors Not Operat...

Page 93: ...Table 4 1 Troubleshooting Table cont Media Feed or Take Up Sensor s Not Operating reflective decal clean decal and or is dirty or blocked clear obstruction reflective decal replace reflective missing...

Page 94: ...94 Troubleshooting Novajet PROe Series Service Manual This Page Intentionally Left Blank...

Page 95: ...following is a list of tools which are recommended to disas semble and reassemble the printer 1 Phillips Torque Screwdriver 2 Phillips Torque Screwdriver 1 Slotted Torque Screwdriver 2 Slotted Torque...

Page 96: ...irs Removal of the Left Cover is a require ment to remove the Lower Roller Assembly and the Vacuum Fan s from inside the Platen Removing the Right Cover provides access to the Main Printed Circuit Boa...

Page 97: ...Assembly to the Right Baseplate and the two screws securing it to the Right Sideplate See Figure 5 1 5 Reach under the Support Bracket and depress and hold the retracting stop assembly that secures th...

Page 98: ...ervoir access Door Disconnect and remove all ink reservoirs Figure 5 2 Left Cover Assembly Removal Installation 11 With a 2 Phillips screwdriver remove the two screws securing the Left Cover Assembly...

Page 99: ...illips screwdriver secure the Left Cover with two screws located on the right side torque to 15 in lbs and two located under the baseplate torque to 8 in lbs 3 Reinstall the ink reservoirs and reservo...

Page 100: ...late torque to 8 in lbs To install the Top Cover 9 Insert the pin located on the right side of the Top Cover into the corresponding hole on the Right Cover Assembly 10 While depressing the retracting...

Page 101: ...wer Converter With a 1 4 socket or wrench remove the four kepnuts securing the Display Power Converter See Figure 5 3 Remove the Display Power Converter 3 With a 1 4 socket or wrench remove the four s...

Page 102: ...e provided for the Keypad 2 Place the Keypad into position and hold Turn the Right Cover Assembly over and position the Display Assembly onto the threaded studs of the Keypad Secure using four standof...

Page 103: ...Remove the Left Top and Right Covers procedure to remove the Top and Right Covers Figure 5 5 Extra Memory SIMM Installation Removal 2 The SIMM slots are at a 90 angle from the main circuit board Facin...

Page 104: ...nd Right Covers procedure to install the Right and Top Covers Remove the MPCB Main Printed Circuit Board Integrated circuits may become weakened or damaged by electrical discharge Do not touch or work...

Page 105: ...the J5 location by grasping the Vacuum Fan 1 connector with thumb and forefinger and pulling straight out 10 Disconnect the Vacuum Fan 2 connection at the J6 location Pro 60e version only by grasping...

Page 106: ...Failure to use an approved antistatic bag for storage or shipment may cause damage to the MPCB and af fect the Warranty 15 Place the MPCB in an ESD bag antistatic bag in preparation for shipment to E...

Page 107: ...que Screwdriver fasten the MPCB to the power supply bracket with 8 in lb of torque Ensure that the ground straps from the side plate and baseplate are secured to the MPCB by the screw located beside t...

Page 108: ...Covers procedure to remove the Top and Right Covers 2 Perform steps 3 through 15 of the Remove the MPCB Main Printed Circuit Board procedure to remove and protect the MPCB 3 Reach between the Power Su...

Page 109: ...Cooling Fan and AC Entry Module 7 Using a 2 Phillips screwdriver remove the four screws located below the Right Baseplate securing the Power Supply Bracket to the Right Baseplate Remove the Power Sup...

Page 110: ...g Fan and AC Entry Module 1 Insert the AC Entry Module into the AC Entry Module hole on the Right Baseplate from the back of the printer Press in until it snaps securely into place 2 Attach the AC Ent...

Page 111: ...steps 3 through 13 of the Remove the MPCB Main Printed Circuit Board procedure to disconnect all connectors from the MPCB 3 Reach between the Power Supply Bracket and the AC Entry Module and carefully...

Page 112: ...ulley 8 Move the Carrier Belt to the left so it is out of the way of the Servo Motor pulley 9 Move the Carrier Assembly to the left end of the Slide Shaft 10 Lift up gently and hold the right end of t...

Page 113: ...ently and hold the right end of the Trailing Cable Make sure the screw does not go into the motor at an angle and be careful not to strip the head of the screw or to cause damage to the Encoder Strip...

Page 114: ...Power Supply Bracket and out of sight 14 Perform steps 5 through 13 of the Install the MPCB procedure to reinsert the removed connections from the MPCB 15 Perform steps 4 through 10 of the Install th...

Page 115: ...Ink Delivery System tab located in the upper slot on the left side of the Carrier Assembly See Figure 5 10 Lift up on the front left side of the Electronics Cover until it comes part way off of the C...

Page 116: ...red as part of the Ink Delivery System 5 Disconnect the last link of the Ink delivery System from the rest of the link assembly by pressing in on the two small posts from the next to last link that ar...

Page 117: ...til it snaps into place 5 Place the Foam Chain Shelf in the Support Bracket PRO 60e only Align the left side of the Shelf to the center of the leftmost pinch roller 6 Perform steps 1 through 3 and 9 a...

Page 118: ...of the Carrier Assembly See Figure 5 12 6 Compress the back of the Frame Tensioner and use the end of a screwdriver to remove the Carrier Belt from the Servo Motor pulley See Figure 5 9 7 Remove the C...

Page 119: ...Manual Figure 5 13 Frame Tensioner 9 Slide the Carrier Assembly and Drive Belt off the left side of the Slide Shaft 10 Once the Carrier Assembly is removed from the Slide Shaft turn it over so that y...

Page 120: ...t to ENCAD for replacement or repair or if it is to be stored for repair at your facility Install the Carrier Assembly Carrier Belt and the Frame Tensioner 1 To install the Belt onto the Carrier Assem...

Page 121: ...lock shut at the same time 9 Place the right side of the back of the Electronics Cover under the Trailing Cable Support Assembly and gently press down on the ends of the Electronics Cover until the l...

Page 122: ...re properly fitted over the Servo Motor pulley 18 Gently move the Carrier Assembly from end to end and make sure that the Carrier Belt is not rubbing against any other parts Remove the Carrier PCB Int...

Page 123: ...5 15 Carrier PCB Removal Installation 4 Unlock the latch on the right end of the Carrier Assembly and lift up the right end of the Carrier PCB See Figure 5 15 5 Slide the Carrier PCB to the right to...

Page 124: ...e left end of the Carrier PCB into the slot in the left side of the Carrier Assembly See Figure 5 15 2 Ensure that no flex cables are underneath the Carrier PCB 3 Push down the right end of the Carrie...

Page 125: ...move the flex cable b Turn the Carrier Assembly over and hold it while firmly grasping the Paper Sensor between thumb and index finger See Figure 5 16 c Pull straight up on the Paper Sensor and remove...

Page 126: ...er Sensor a Turn the Carrier Assembly so that the bottom side of it is facing up b Route the flex on the Paper Sensor through the slot in the Carrier Assembly Make sure the flex cable goes all the way...

Page 127: ...he Encoder Sensor snaps into place d Turn the Carrier Assembly over and insert the Encoder flex cable into the connector at J2 e Push both sides of the connector lock shut at the same time 3 Perform t...

Page 128: ...e Carrier Assembly 4 Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for the other Carrier Bushing Figure 5 19 Carrier Bushing Installation 5 Orient the new Bushing as shown in Figure 5 19 so that the metal tab on top of the Bu...

Page 129: ...Seals and Wipers Figure 5 20 Service Station Exploded View 1 Place the Top Cover in the open position 2 Move the Carrier Assembly to the left side of the Slide Shaft 3 Reach into the Right Cover and...

Page 130: ...While pushing the Service Station Seal in remove the retaining ring from the other side This releases the Seal Post with the Seal attached and the Seal spring d Remove the Seal from the Seal Post by s...

Page 131: ...and Right Covers procedures to remove the Left Top and Right Covers 2 If you have not already removed the Carrier Assembly from the Slide Shaft you will need to perform Steps 3 through 7 of the Removi...

Page 132: ...Right Side plate 3 Slide the Carrier Assembly if installed to the far left side of the Slide Shaft While ensuring a 5 125mm overhang on the right side position the Trailing Cable over the Stabilizer B...

Page 133: ...h 13 of the Remove the Left Top and Right Covers procedures to remove the Left Top and Right Covers 2 Perform steps 2 through 6 of the Remove the Ink Delivery System procedures to remove the Ink Deliv...

Page 134: ...abilizer Bracket from the Y Arm Assembly by removing the four alignment Allen screws and washers located on the back of the Y Arm Assembly The Encoder Strip is not a field removable item The entire St...

Page 135: ...7 of the Install the Trailing Cable Assembly procedures to finish installing the Trailing Cable Assembly 5 Perform the Install the Ink Delivery System procedures to install the Ink Delivery System 6 P...

Page 136: ...Sensor connector at the J4 location on the MPCB Grasp the Load Sensor connector with the thumb and forefinger and pull straight out 7 Remove the seven screws that secures the Y Arm Assembly to the Pla...

Page 137: ...of the pinch roller 11 Remove the pinch roller 12 From the bottom of the Y Arm Assembly remove the four screws that secure the Slide Shaft and its two supports from the Y Arm Assembly 13 Using a 1 Phi...

Page 138: ...g enters the hole in the Slide Shaft and that no kinks are present in the spring 6 Perform steps 4 and 5 for all pinch rollers 7 Using a 2 Phillips screwdriver secure the Y Arm Assembly to the Platen...

Page 139: ...the Remove the Left Top and Right Covers procedures to remove the Left Top and Right Covers 2 Perform steps 2 through 4 of the Remove Servo Motor procedures to remove the Right Sideplate Assembly 3 Pe...

Page 140: ...Exhaust assembly while the 60e has two sets of Vacuum Fans and Exhausts 7 Using a 1 Phillips screwdriver remove the four screws on the bottom of the Platen which holds the Fan Exhaust s in place 8 Whi...

Page 141: ...aten when removing the Lower Drive Roller Assembly It may be necessary to loosen do not remove the screws that secure the left Leg Assembly to the Platen so that the Lower Drive Roller Assembly clears...

Page 142: ...Lower Roller Assembly Stepper Motor and Vacuum Fan 1 Loosely attach the Stepper Motor to the Lower Roller bracket using Stepper Motor hardware as shown in Figure 5 19 2 Attach the Stepper Motor tensi...

Page 143: ...e the right side of the Lower Drive Roller Assembly inside of the left side of the Platen until the first roller is inserted 4 Position and hold one of the Fan Assemblies under the Lower Drive Roller...

Page 144: ...f the Foam Block See Figure 5 26 The Foam Block is positioned between the Stepper Motor and the Servo Motor Make sure it is not tilted at an angle Figure 5 26 Inside Platen Right Side 11 Reinsert the...

Page 145: ...sembly are identical but the brackets that they mount to have distinct differences The top bracket has an additional extended arm attached to help in direct ing the media from blocking the sensor s be...

Page 146: ...ll the two screws securing the bracket to the leg assembly 2 Insert the sensor into the hole on the sensor bracket secure by screwing on the plastic nut onto the front of the sensor 3 Route the sensor...

Page 147: ...to the motor can be removed 4 Remove the wires from the motor 5 From the back of the Cradle Idler disconnect the tension spring from the post located on the Cradle Idler 6 Using a 2 Phillips screwdriv...

Page 148: ...nto the back of the Cradle Idler Tilt the subassembly slightly while installing to align the motor gear with the opening on the top of the Cradle Idler 4 Screw in the screw and washer that secures the...

Page 149: ...rying fan assembly is a black wingnut used to adjust the position of the fan assembly Remove the black wingnut 2 Disconnect the drying fan assembly leads from the printers leg assembly by squeezing th...

Page 150: ...e fan Install the Media Drying Fans 1 Reconnect the electrical connection to the fan Push the connector and wires into the bracket so the fan can be seated correctly on the bracket 2 Carefully orient...

Page 151: ...install them into the printer The parts and asssemblies may be ordered through your local autho rized dealer or ENCAD Inc s Technical Support and Service department FIGURE ITEM PART NAME PART 6 1 1 C...

Page 152: ...42e 207509 6 2 13 KNIFE DAMPER ASSY 202000 6 3 1 COVER RIGHT 208230 6 3 2 KEYPAD ASSEMBLY 207619 6 3 3 DISPLAY ASSY 207803 6 3 4 PWA DISPLAY PWR CONVERTER 207775 6 3 5 POWER ENTRY MODULE 207508 6 3 6...

Page 153: ...207095 6 5 7 CARRIER BUSHING 207961 6 5 8 CARRIER FRAME ASSY 207527 6 6 1 GUIDE PAPER ADJUSTABLE 207644 6 6 2 CLAMP GUIDE PAPER 207659 6 6 3 CRADLE IDLER 207667 6 6 4 GEAR MOTOR DRIVE 207666 6 6 5 MOT...

Page 154: ...Figure 6 1 Left Side Parts Breakdown...

Page 155: ...Parts List 155 PARTS LIST Novajet PROe Series Service Manual Figure 6 2 Platen and Above Parts Breakdown...

Page 156: ...Figure 6 3 Right Side Parts Breakdown...

Page 157: ...Parts List 157 PARTS LIST Novajet PROe Series Service Manual Figure 6 4 Inner Platen Parts Breakdown...

Page 158: ...Figure 6 5 Carrier Assembly Parts Breakdown...

Page 159: ...Parts List 159 PARTS LIST Novajet PROe Series Service Manual Figure 6 6 Power Feed and Take Up Parts Breakdown...

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Page 161: ...panel 40 E encoder strip 133 ESD 19 F fan cooling 108 firmware downloading 33 75 G general block diagram 25 I ink delivery system 114 J jack connections carrier 51 MPCB 51 L linear encoder strip 46 M...

Page 162: ...carriage 72 color 72 continuous 72 fan 73 legs 73 loopback 73 parallel port 73 serial port 73 servo cycle 72 servo PWM 72 tools required 95 trailing cable 131 troubleshooting 81 banding 87 degraded li...

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