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5. Assembling the Printer and the Installation Procedure

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5. Assembling the Printer and the Installation Procedure

5.1 Notes on the Installation Environment

5.1.1 Installation Space

Sufﬁcient space must be left in front of, behind, and at both sides of the printer not only for normal operating
procedures such as the replacement of consumable, the handling of printed materials, and for ventilation, but also
for the replacement of parts in the event of a malfunction. Ensure that the space left around the printer is as shown in
the following diagram.

CAUTION:

Do not install the printer in an unsteady location such as on a rickety base or on a sloping surface.
There is a risk of injury if the printer falls or topples over.

5.1.2 Installation Space

Use the printer in the following temperature and humidity ranges.
Temperature: 20 to 28˚C
Humidity: 40 to 70% (non-condensing)

CAUTION:

If the printer is used outside the speciﬁed temperature and humidity ranges, the print quality may be
adversely affected and the printer may malfunction.

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Summary of Contents for SignJet JS310-25ES

Page 1: ...JK310 Series MANUAL NO JS310 UM 251 SignJet Service Manual JS310 UM 251 03 9370...

Page 2: ...F REVISIONS No Date issued Description of revision Page Edition 1 06 08 31 First printing All 01 2 06 12 07 Additional parts added for the parts list 115 to 132 02 3 07 07 18 Part number of the GTC Fl...

Page 3: ...2 Accessories 8 3 3 Consumables 12 4 Basic Panel Operation 13 4 1 Menu Structure of Control Panel 13 4 1 1 Function description of the keys 13 4 1 2 Menu structure 14 4 2 Description of menu function...

Page 4: ...he Moving Test 35 6 Initial Ink Induction Procedure 37 6 1 Initial Cleaning of the Ink Supply Tubes and the Sub Tanks 37 6 2 Initial Cleaning of the Cleaning Solution Supply Tubes 44 6 3 Print head he...

Page 5: ...84 9 Procedures when leaving the printer for a long time 87 9 1 Dispose the ink from the printer 87 9 2 Induction of the cleaning solution 88 9 3 Moisturizing of print head 89 10 Procedures when you t...

Page 6: ...16 Upgrading of rmware 111 17 AC cable alteration procedure from CEE to NEMA 113 18 Maintenance parts lists 115 18 1 Recommend Parts List 115 18 2 Electrical part 116 18 3 Control panel 119 18 4 Main...

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Page 8: ...s guide could result in print head or other parts damage on the printer Waiting for 10 minutes at least after power off to transport connect and check the printer Failure to follow this guide could re...

Page 9: ...ed Liquid splashes into printer Printer falls down or broken Printer cannot work properly or change in property 1 3 Caution When Using Printer Don t use your hand to move print head otherwise the prin...

Page 10: ...change severely Avoid direct sunlight strong light or heat Avoid shaking or vibrating Keep suf cient room around printer for air circulation Place printer nearby the wall socket so that it is easy to...

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Page 12: ...y with 8 keys panel self diagnosis available Ink Type Solvent based ink C M Y K and solvent based solution Ink Supply Mode 300 ml min auto ink supply by electric pump volume of main tank 1000 ml color...

Page 13: ...Net Weight L 3820 mm x H 1190 mm x W 890 mm 330 Kg L 3103 mm x H 1160 mm x W 890 mm 270 Kg Package Size Net Weight L 3920 mm x H 1365 mm x W 960 mm 470 Kg L 3220 mm x H 1365 mm x W 960 mm 400 Kg Input...

Page 14: ...3 1 Main Unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 8 7 1 LCD Control Panel 2 Press roller control pole 3 Ink tanks Solution tank 4 DRYER Power Socket 5 Take up Roller 6 Cleaner 7 Media Feeding Roller 8 Waste Ink Tanks 9...

Page 15: ...rtant Setup Sheet 1 20 Waste ink tank 2 21 Bracket Waste ink tank 2 22 3 5 Soft tube 1 1 m Spare part 23 4 6 Soft tube 1 1 m Spare part 24 Clamp Printhead 10 25 Inlet tube assembly 4 Tube connector fo...

Page 16: ...3 Product Con guration 9 JS310 UM 251 9370 No 1 Printhead No 2 Power cable No 3 USB interface cable No 4 Ink tanks No 5 Solution tank No 6 Screws M4 12 No 7 File bag No 8 Tool box No 9 10 SSoftware CD...

Page 17: ...guration 10 JS310 UM 251 9370 No 11 Non woven fabric No 12 Sealing washers No 13 Wet keeping frame No 14 Brushes No 20 Waste ink tank No 21 Bracket Waste ink tank No 22 23 3 5 4 6 Soft tube No 24 Cla...

Page 18: ...UM 251 9370 No 25 Inlet tube assembly No 26 Outlet tube assembly No 27 Connection cables Printhead No 28 Screws for printhead alignment No 29 Flange Take up roller No 30 Light bulb No 31 Empty core N...

Page 19: ...Friendly Solvent Eco Friendly Solvent Pure Solvent Black IJ 80050Bk IJ 80100K IJ 80200K Cyan IJ 80050C IJ 80100C IJ 80200C Magenta IJ 80050M IJ 80100M IJ 80200M Yellow IJ 80050Y IJ 80100Y IJ 80200Y CA...

Page 20: ...values on LCD LEFT and RIGHT ARROW key Move the cursor position over the number string on LCD Function keys 1 ONLINE Switch the printer online and of ine press down and hold it for several seconds to...

Page 21: ...ve no lower level inside Main menu includes items as below 1 Ink Status 2 Heat Status 3 Cleaning Tool 4 Print para 5 Application 6 Engineer Set Press UP and DOWN ARROW keys to scroll the menus upward...

Page 22: ...00 00 Heating status displays The LCD display details as below Heat Status FH Pre P H Tem 00 00 00 Set 00 00 00 Item Tem displays actual temperature Item Set displays setup temperature Cleaning Tool...

Page 23: ...or not Press any key to return the P H carriage to original position Bi dir Adj This function is used to adjust bi direction printing to ensure bi direction printing quality The LCD displays details...

Page 24: ...Firing Vol XXXX ashes on the LCD Press UP or DOWN ARROW key to increase or reduce the value by 1 This value is the ring volume of P Hs for auto spray that means all nozzles are unclogged Flash Mode 3...

Page 25: ...to move the cursor position over the number string and press UP or DOWN ARROW key to increase or reduce the ashing number of EF value The 8 P Hs setup from 1 to 8 PH 1 Voltage for P H C1 PH 2 Voltage...

Page 26: ...ng is successful and saves the result as print position which should add the value of offset set at below step Error displays means the detecting is failed and the value of print position does not cha...

Page 27: ...Press ENTER to execute the operation The LCD displays details as below Menu Moving Test 0000 OFFLINE And P H carriage moves back and forth to simulate printing but P H not spray It s used for mechanic...

Page 28: ...play when printing is paused P H nozzles may be clogged during printing so it needs cleaning Press and hold ONLINE key to pause the printing until the LCD displays Busy The P H carriage returns to ori...

Page 29: ...warning Err5 Ink re ll overtime Err6 The safety bottle is full Err7 For solvent based printer The waste ink bottle is full For UV printer The safety bottle in manometer is full Err8 Null Errors listed...

Page 30: ...ad and start the self diagnosis till no nozzle clogging 5 Press ONLINE Menu 1 Ink Status 2 Heat Status 3 Cleaning Toll OFFLINE 4 Print para OFFLINE MODE Of ine mode Online mode 6 Trim the pattern for...

Page 31: ...ss ONLINE for a longer time 3s to pause printing for print head cleaning After cleaning press ONLINE to go on printing Cleaning procedure during printing P H nozzles may be clogged during printing so...

Page 32: ...o for the replacement of parts in the event of a malfunction Ensure that the space left around the printer is as shown in the following diagram CAUTION Do not install the printer in an unsteady locati...

Page 33: ...pply AC200 to 240 V 50 60Hz Heater power supply AC200 to 240 V 50 60Hz Drying fan power supply AC200 to 240 V 50 60Hz Power Supply Precautions 1 Install the printer near a power outlet that is within...

Page 34: ...9370 5 2 Removing the Printer from its Packaging Follow the procedure described below to unpack the printer 1 Remove the top panel and the four side panels Waste ink tanks Accessories box Printer fast...

Page 35: ...e the printer off the base used to hold it in place Use a forklift to raise the printer off the base Insert the forklift prongs here CAUTION Before raising the printer align the direction of the wheel...

Page 36: ...make sure that the printer s weight is evenly balanced 5 Move the printer Unlock the casters and then move the printer to its installation location If the installation location is on a different leve...

Page 37: ...nstallation Procedure 30 JS310 UM 251 9370 7 Remove the plastic sheets and fastening bands Remove the print head carriage fastening remove the screws CAUTION Store the print head carriage fastening in...

Page 38: ...emove the cap from the tip of each of the ink tubes protruding from the printer 2 Attach an ink tank to each of the tubes making sure that the color of the sticker af xed to the ink tank matches the c...

Page 39: ...ts to the printer Using the screws provided attach one bracket to the left side and one to the right side of the printer 2 Connect the tubes to the waste ink tanks Mount the waste ink tanks on the bra...

Page 40: ...power supply cables to the power supply connectors PRINTER power supply HEATER power supply DRYER power supply 2 Check that all of the power supply switches are off Lower position Lower position PRIN...

Page 41: ...nk alarm will sound after several minutes have elapsed This alarm does not indicate a malfunction and no action is required 5 6 2 Setting the print head carriage speed 1 From the main menu select Prin...

Page 42: ...cuting the moving test 1 From the main menu select Engineer Set and then press the ENTER key 2 From the submenu select Moving Test and then press the ENTER key 3 Let the operation continue for approxi...

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Page 44: ...select Cleaning Tool and then press the ENTER key 2 From the submenu select Clean Post and then press the ENTER key 3 The print head carriage moves to the cleaning position and then stops Checking tha...

Page 45: ...ER key The No ink alarm sounds and then stops and the ink pump operates to feed the cleaning solution to the sub tanks If the No ink alarm sounds once again from the main menu select Ink Status and th...

Page 46: ...half and lowering the bottom half 12 Remove the two screws holding the print head carriage cover and then detach the print head carriage cover Print head carriage cover Remove the screws at the left a...

Page 47: ...over Main board cover Remove the screws Open the rear panel 15 Open the front panel and then detach the main board cover from the grooved pins Main board cover Open the front panel 16 Remove the main...

Page 48: ...ve for each ink tank to the ink supply position Ink tank 3 way valve 4 valves Turn to the ink supply position 21 Turn on the printer power supply When the power is turned on the printer begins a self...

Page 49: ...gh the tubes until they are clean approximately 20 seconds Ink button CAUTION Take care not to get cleaning solution stains on your clothing Feeding out any cleaning solution remaining in the inlet tu...

Page 50: ...30 Remove the cap from each sub tank If the cap is dif cult to remove use pliers or similar to grip the cap and open it Pliers CAUTION When opening the cap be sure to grasp the upper corners of the ta...

Page 51: ...lapsed This alarm does not indicate a malfunction and no action is required 2 Move the print head carriage to the cleaning position a From the main menu select Cleaning Tool and then press the ENTER k...

Page 52: ...ution passes through the tubes CAUTION Take care not to get cleaning solution stains on your clothing 7 Empty out the cleaning solution from the solution tank CAUTION First of all remove one of the wa...

Page 53: ...nt head frame 2 Insert the print head height adjustment jig under the print head frame Head height adjustment Jig 3 Adjust the print head height to the following position The height adjustment positio...

Page 54: ...the printer power supply Turn off the printer power supply before mounting the print heads Performing the print head mounting operation while the power supply is on may result in damage to the printe...

Page 55: ...mounting position and the serial number These will be required for a later procedure Print head mounting position Outlet side Inlet side Serial number 4 Attach an outlet tube and tube clamper provide...

Page 56: ...rint head inlet Outlet tube Inlet tube CAUTION Do not mistake the color of tubes when connecting the inlet tubes 6 Attached to the print head clamper to the print head and the inlet tube joints Print...

Page 57: ...0 JS310 UM 251 9370 7 Loosen the top and the left screws and remove the right screw Loosen Remove Loosen 8 Mount the print head and then reattach the right screw 9 Tighten the top left and right screw...

Page 58: ...head carriage and the feed rollers move When the self test has been completed wait until the main menu is displayed on the LCD Since ink has not yet been supplied to the printer a No Ink alarm will so...

Page 59: ...3 way valves Turn to the ink supply position b Remove the cap from the one cyan of the outlet tubes Outlet tube cap Outlet tube c Position the open end of the outlet tube so that it is facing the wast...

Page 60: ...nd black 3 way valves to the ink supply position c Press the Solution button to feed cleaning solution through the cyan and magenta print head nozzles Hold down the Solution button until the cleaning...

Page 61: ...you do not get ink stains on your clothing Ink tanks Pour a generous amount of ink into each tank up to the level indicated by the white line 2 Feed the ink to the sub tanks From the main menu select...

Page 62: ...facing the waste liquid slot c Press the Ink button located at the cleaning position to feed ink through the outlet tube Hold down the Ink button for approximately 10 seconds Ink may be emitted from t...

Page 63: ...through all the nozzles 7 Use the brushes provided to clean the surface of all the print head nozzles Printing will not be performed correctly if the nozzle surfaces are wet Use the brushes provided...

Page 64: ...the gure below Inside wound Print side inside Media Feeding roller Outside wound Print side outside Media Feeding roller CAUTION As the media is heavy at least two persons are required for the loadin...

Page 65: ...t use the media anges when the media may be bended beneath the burden of its weight May be wrinkled up the media by the heavy roll media 5 Feed the media a distance of approximately 1 m Use the follo...

Page 66: ...media has been fed approximately 1 m return the selector switch to the position between the II and I markings the OFF position O Center position 6 Load media on the platen surface a Raise the press ro...

Page 67: ...nt guide scales at the left of the printer making sure that the media is not loaded at an angle e Lower the press roller control pole to hold the media in place f Close the ap and Replace the screws t...

Page 68: ...re the media reaches the oor return the selector switch to the position between the II and I markings the OFF position O 2 Place the empty core provided on top of the media as shown in the picture bel...

Page 69: ...position where the orange LED does not light and then return the selector switch to the position between the II and I markings the OFF position O 7 Check that the orange LED does not light even if an...

Page 70: ...and remove it Take up roller b Slide one of the anges onto the roller and then fasten it in place at the right Flange Use these two screws to fasten the ange c Insert the take up core onto the right a...

Page 71: ...select Print Post and then press the ENTER key d While holding down the FUNC key press the DOWN ARROW key to feed the media f When the media has reached the take up roller position with a little extr...

Page 72: ...7 Media Loading Procedure 65 JS310 UM 251 9370 5 Place an empty core on top of the media to provide winding tension Empty core...

Page 73: ...e oor While holding down the FUNC key press the DOWN ARROW key 2 Turn the trimmer fully to the left The orange LED goes out LED 3 Gradually return the trimmer to the right Stop at the position where t...

Page 74: ...hat the media is not taken up when an object is placed in front of the sensor Empty core Media Take up roller Place an object here to check the sensor Sensor The take up roller does not take up the me...

Page 75: ...ENTER key 2 Detect the media width a Raise the pinch rollers and then lower them b The loaded media is detected and the following screen appears Menu Media Detect Warm2 Star 0000mm Lenth 0000mm OFFLI...

Page 76: ...en turn on the power supply EF value Recommend EF Data Serial number Print head package EF data sheet 1 From the main menu select Print Para and then press the ENTER key 2 From the submenu select PH V...

Page 77: ...Double click the icon of setup exe in the Try Setup Graphtec V folder to run the Setup 3 Specify the destination folder on the following display and then click the Next 4 Select the setup mode at the...

Page 78: ...tup Status appears 6 When installation has been completed the following screen appears Before you use the Try utility you must restart your computer Select Yes I want to restart my computer now and th...

Page 79: ...Connect each print head cables to each print heads Connect each print head cables to the print head carriage PCB connectors 3 Attach the xer as shown in picture below Tighten the screws Put the cable...

Page 80: ...UTION Remove the wet keeping frame before turn on the power supply 2 Launch the Try program Select Try from Programs in the Start menu 3 The following screens are displayed 4 Specify the printer you w...

Page 81: ...n ring nozzles perform the print head cleaning a From the main menu select Cleaning Tool and then press the ENTER key b From the submenu select Clean Post and then press the ENTER key c The print head...

Page 82: ...nt Setup 2 Set the following settings to print adjustment pattern a Apply a check in the box in front of Color C Cyan This depends on which color is adjusted b Remove the checks from the boxes in fron...

Page 83: ...n press the ENTER key Waiting 1 Ink status 2 Heat status 3 Cleaning tool OFFLINE 4 Continuous 5 Cancel 4 Adjust the print head tilt for rear and front of the print heads a Adjust the print heads tilt...

Page 84: ...ay the Important Setup menu c The Warning Change these parameters carefully message is displayed Click Yes d Adjust the Horizontal Space of Important Setup menu to become straight line for the rear an...

Page 85: ...3 2 Front Print Head 1 3 2 How to up the printing line Loosen an upper screw and then tighten a left and a right screws How to down the printing line Loosen a left and a right screws by the same rotat...

Page 86: ...e a Press the ONLINE key on the control panel to put the printer into ONLINE status b On the menu bar click File Print Setup 2 Set the following settings to print adjustment pattern a Apply a check in...

Page 87: ...pace and Vertical Space of Important Setup menu to align the magenta lines with the cyan lines e Increase or decrease the setting values until the magenta lines are aligned on top of the cyan lines Ad...

Page 88: ...tup 2 Set the following settings to print adjustment pattern a Apply a check in the box in front of Color C Cyan This depends on which color is adjusted b Remove the checks from the boxes in front of...

Page 89: ...l lines are connected as straight lines b Click the More button from the Print Setup menu to display the Important Setup menu c The Warning Change these parameters carefully message is displayed Click...

Page 90: ...Procedures 83 JS310 UM 251 9370 5 Print the adjustment pattern once again and check the results of the adjustments made 6 Repeat the printing and adjustment procedures until satisfactory adjustment re...

Page 91: ...stments in the same way for the magenta yellow and black print heads 1 Select the print mode a Press the ONLINE key on the control panel to put the printer into ONLINE status b On the menu bar click F...

Page 92: ...be printed 4 Use the Try utility to adjust the spacing between each printed bands a Use the Try utility to adjust the bi directional printing band b Click the More button from the Print Setup menu to...

Page 93: ...ed bands 5 Print the adjustment pattern once again and check the results of the adjustments made 6 Repeat the printing and adjustment procedures until the vertical lines printed on the outward and ret...

Page 94: ...ION First of all remove the waste ink tanks mounted in the printer and then discard the ink from the ink tanks into the waste ink tanks 4 Feed out any ink remaining in the Print Head nozzles a Press t...

Page 95: ...en press the ENTER key c The alarm will stop sounding when the four sub tanks C M Y K are lled with cleaning solution d At this time there will be no operating noise from the ink pump 3 Move the print...

Page 96: ...fabric on the sponge of wet keeping frame Cut an unwoven fabric and fold it Then put the unwoven fabric on the sponge 2 Drop some cleaning solution on the unwoven fabric Drop some ush solution 3 Cover...

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Page 98: ...anks and the solution tank into the waste ink tanks 4 Empty out the cleaning solution from the sub tanks CAUTION First of all remove the waste ink tanks mounted in the printer and then discard the cle...

Page 99: ...anks 2 Take out the waste ink tanks from the printer 3 Displace the waste ink to the plastic bottle that you provided CAUTION Do not mix the waste ink with any other chemicals and solvent when you dis...

Page 100: ...and then turn the power off and back on again 11 2 Unsatisfactory printing Symptom Cause Solution The printed results are scratchy Insuf cient ink If the No ink alarm sounds re ll the ink tank s and t...

Page 101: ...anks contain ink that is the same color as the color code sticker on each tank Whether the colored rings on the tubes and the stickers on the ink tanks are the same color Whether the inlet tubes have...

Page 102: ...operating there is not suf cient time for the ink to dry Be sure to use the drying fan If the data has a high printing density the drying time may not be suf cient Choose one of the following solutio...

Page 103: ...ng system and the direction selector switch setting see Section 7 1 Loading the Media The press rollers are raised Lower the press roller control pole 11 3 Cleaning cannot be performed Symptom Cause S...

Page 104: ...ng operation see Section 8 5 Printing the Nozzle Check Pattern The gap between the media and the print heads was insuf cient causing the media to touch the print heads Raise the height of the print he...

Page 105: ...correct Set the EF value according to the recommended EF data that is attached with the print head The values need to be set from the operation panel Main menu Print Para PH Volt Set PH X Voltage XXX...

Page 106: ...aphtec speci ed ink IJ80050 series is used ring rate may become worse Print head touches with the media hold plate Print head height adjustment is not correct Adjust the print head height using the He...

Page 107: ...e arrow in below photo I Refer to section 7 3 Winding the Media onto the Take up Unit The adjustment of sensor is not correct Adjust the sensor sensitivity by turning the trimmer during checking the i...

Page 108: ...t The printing becomes incorrect after changing the PC The Try is not set The setting of Try is stored in the PC Therefore set again all values to the Try when change the PC Please use the sheet Try I...

Page 109: ...ted Use the USB cable that is attached as a standard accessory plug in correctly Please do not use the USB hub connect directly to the printer Check whether the USB connector is plugged correctly Not...

Page 110: ...L x 12 bottles Ink Black 677647040 IJ 80050BK 12B 1L x 12 bottles Flush solution for IJ 80100 Series and IJ 80100 Series 677647100 IJ 80100S 6B 1L x 6 bottles Eco Friendly Solvent IJ 80100 Series Ink...

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Page 112: ...ment jig as shown in the picture below Fit the pins to edge of frame to x the jig 2 Move the carriage to the platen position then x the jig using the xings such as foamed polystyrene 3 Fit the pins to...

Page 113: ...the jig from lower left direction to t the pins surely at the edge of frame Be sure that the printhead position alignment jig does not move during the alignment work 6 Remove the print head position a...

Page 114: ...14 Ink supply system diagram 107 JS310 UM 251 9370 14 Ink supply system diagram...

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Page 116: ...Norm Norm Bi 45 45 EF 0020 0003 1 20 Norm Norm 8 Uni 45 45 EF 0020 0003 1 20 Norm Norm Bi 45 45 EF 0020 0003 1 20 Norm Norm Banner 4 Uni 50 50 EF 0020 0003 1 20 Norm Norm Bi 50 50 EF 0020 0003 1 20 No...

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Page 118: ...lt Set Curve of ink 2 Move the printhead carriage to the cleaning position 3 Turn off the printer power supply 4 Remove the main board cover 5 Open the rear panel and then remove the two screws holdin...

Page 119: ...e Carriage board Mount the EEPROM here 9 Turn on the printer power supply 10 Reset please check system is displayed on the LCD 11 Turn off the printer power supply 12 Remove the EEPROM from the IC soc...

Page 120: ...51 9370 17 AC cable alteration procedure from CEE to NEMA 1 Cut the head of CEE cable Cut here 2 Peel off the edge of the cut cable with wire stripper as below length 3 After removing the head of NEMA...

Page 121: ...Cable Color GND Green or Green Yellow WIRE White or Gray INSULATED Brown Not White Not Green CAUTION If not connect cables into correct positions it will damage the cable and machine resulting in a r...

Page 122: ...20 Bearing 6900ZZ NR 4 W100020 14 B 677642360 2 5M Encoder Strip 2 E202901B 15 B 677642550 Whatman Air Filter 2 IM6240109 16 B 677642530 KNF Air Pump NMP 830 24V 2 E201203 17 B 677642540 KNF Large Ink...

Page 123: ...ker 2 E203402 11 677643840 USB Hub P7310 1 SR3100010 12 677642100 Power Switch 2 E201401 13 677643700 Feed Roller Motor 1 E205106 14 677643710 Take Up Shaft Motor 1 E205107 15 677642900 Take Up Feed C...

Page 124: ...18 Maintenance parts lists 117 JS310 UM 251 9370 6 7 3 5 The solid relay that is connected to the heater The solid relay that is connected to the cleaner 4 8 9 10 11 12 23 13 14 15...

Page 125: ...18 Maintenance parts lists 118 JS310 UM 251 9370 16 17 26 18 19 20 21...

Page 126: ...lay 1 E100101 2 677642120 II Pad Board Assy 1 E101601 3 677642850 Control Panel Cover 1 P6010508 4 677642860 Control Panel Sheet 1 P4210110 5 677642870 Function Key 4 P5410010 6 677642880 Up Down Key...

Page 127: ...2 5M Y Synchro Pulley 1 IM2090402 12 677648210 Y Synchro Pulley Bracket 1 IVM2090213 13 677642920 Y axis BelT 71 1 JS310 25ES W400260 677642930 Y axis BelT 57 1 JS310 18ES W400261 14 677642430 2 5M Pi...

Page 128: ...18 Maintenance parts lists 121 JS310 UM 251 9370 15 16 17 18 20 19 21 22 23...

Page 129: ...2950 Encoder Disk 1 VM6080013 3 677643750 Y Encoder Sensor 1 E110103 4 677642400 Original Sensor 1 E200301 5 677642360 2 5M Encoder Strip 1 E202901B 6 677648100 Media Sensor 1 P5900380 7 677648110 Med...

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Page 131: ...7642750 4 6 Tube W500070 18 677643090 3 Way Valve 5 W400102 19 677643130 M type 4 6 Tube Connector 4 W400124 20 677643100 T shaped 3 way Connector 5 W400121 21 677643110 Y shaped 3 way Connector 4 W40...

Page 132: ...18 Maintenance parts lists 125 JS310 UM 251 9370 1 2 3 4 34 5...

Page 133: ...18 Maintenance parts lists 126 JS310 UM 251 9370 6 9 7 8 15 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18...

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Page 135: ...18 Maintenance parts lists 128 JS310 UM 251 9370 31 32 33...

Page 136: ...7 677643450 Blower Cable CT333 8 677643310 MainBoard to Y Board 70mm CN200 9 677643320 MainBoard to X Board CN710 10 677643330 MainBoardtoLCD InkSupplyControlBoardtoCleaningBoard CN210 11 677643340 Ma...

Page 137: ...407 7 677646200 POWER CABLE 3 8 677646210 SCREW M4L12 8 9 677646230 Tool box 1 10 677646240 Sealing washer 2 11 677646250 Wet keeping frame 1 12 677646260 Bracket Waste ink tank 2 13 677646280 Clamp P...

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Page 140: ...JS310 UM 251 02 9370 The speci cations etc in this manual are subject to change without notice JS310 UM 251 December 7 2006 2nd Edition GRAPHTEC CORPORATION...

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