Group 9
Equipping/maintenance
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Leibinger-Jet 2 se
The sealing point between nozzle and gutter should be checked in particular before
extended idle periods. A non-tight nozzle seal leads to blocking of the suction extraction
lead during extended idle periods.
Testing
procedure
With the nozzle seal closed, apply a couple of drops of solvent to the sealing point with
the spray bottle. If the seal is not tight, the solvent will be sucked into the suction
extraction lead. In this case damage to the O-ring must be assumed. To replace the O-
ring the cross head screws of the clamping plate must be loosened. Subsequently the
screws must be tightened again and the tightness must be checked again as described
above.
Figure 105
1 – Nozzle plate
2 – Knurled screw
3 – Bar
4 – Drop production
unit
5 – Clamping plate
6 – O-ring
Removal and installation or replacement of the nozzle plate
You should proceed as follows when removing or installing the nozzle:
Risk of crushing/piercing!
During the closing movement of the print head your fingers could
get caught between deflector unit or nozzle plate and gutter or
during the opening movement between housing and gutter. Keep
your hands outside of the danger area!
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Close the nozzle.
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Switch off the ink using the ink switch in the print head (switch downwards).
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Swivel deflector unit upwards and secure with toggle lever.
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Open the nozzle (move gutter forwards).
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The nozzle plate can be removed following undoing of the knurled screw and
swivelling away of the bar.
