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Océ CS9360, Operation Instructions Manual

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CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL

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3.3 Test 

print

Step 1: 

Switch ON the printer and load the media.

 

3.4.2 Setting Roll Media

Step 2: 

Confirm that the printer functions normally.

Step 3: 

Display the Test Print menu.

a. Press [Menu].

“Menu 1: Setup>” is displayed.

The operation panel shifts to the Setup menu display.

b. Press [+] or [–] to select “Menu2: Test Print>”.

Summary of Contents for CS9360

Page 1: ...Oc CS9360 Eco Solvent Operation Instructions AP 40802_1 0...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ideration of the furnishing of the information contained in this document the party to whom it is given assumes its custody and control and agrees to the following The information herein contained is...

Page 4: ...Operation Instructions CS9360 4 AP 40802 Revision 1 0...

Page 5: ...bels 14 1 5 Operating Instruction Labels 16 Cautions on Handling the Operating Instruction Labels 16 Locations and Types of Operating Instruction Labels 16 Chapter 2 Product overview 17 2 1 Names of p...

Page 6: ...type 66 Cautions on handling media 67 Precaution on storing media 67 Printing area 68 Head height adjustment 68 Media feed compensation 71 4 2 Menu setup 76 Menu setup procedure 76 Panel setup menu ov...

Page 7: ...ing ink cartridges 99 Replacing Cutter 107 6 2 Cleaning the printer 113 Cleaning the outer case 114 Cleaning the inside of the printer 114 Head cleaning 116 Cleaning the cleaning wiper 117 Cleaning ar...

Page 8: ...Operation Instructions CS9350 8 AP 40802 Revision 1 0...

Page 9: ...ings of warnings The warnings in the Operation Manual and the warning labels attached to the printer are categorized into three stages Understand the meanings of the following warning terms and follow...

Page 10: ...rods Heavy current might flow whenever lightning strikes Water pipe and faucet The earth might not work if a plastic pipe is connected in the middle of the metal pipe Do not insert or drop metal or fl...

Page 11: ...not get into your eyes or stick to your skin If ink gets into your eyes or sticks to your skin immediately wash it off with water Failing to do so might cause irritation or light inflammation of eyes...

Page 12: ...be a risk of electric shock When you do not use the printer for a long period make sure to pull out the power plug from the power socket for safety Make sure to connect an earth wire to the earth conn...

Page 13: ...ional local exhaust ventilation 200 m h No 150 m Room ventilation 3 times per hour 450 m h Note The recommended room ventilation should be applied in case the printer is used at nominal printing speed...

Page 14: ...NOTE Check whether all the warning labels can be read If the letters or illustrations on the label are not clear remove the dirt from the label Use cloth water and mild detergent for removing dirt fro...

Page 15: ...CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL 1 15 2 Rear N Types of warning labels 1 2 2...

Page 16: ...nstruction labels can be read If the letters or illustrations on the label are not clear remove the dirt from the label When cleaning the operating instruction labels use a cloth water and mild deterg...

Page 17: ...ion condition setting printer display and various function settings are performed 3 Front cover Used for preventing a user from coming in contact with the driving mechanism during the printer operatio...

Page 18: ...ose in the following cases When cleaning the cleaning wiper When cleaning around the print head When replacing the cutter It is normally closed 10 Connector Used to install spectrophotometer N Name Fu...

Page 19: ...f the operation panel When performing menu setting from the operation panel 4 3 Menu setups on the operation panel When performing various operations in the operation panel 4 4 Operating from the oper...

Page 20: ...ore than two seconds deletes the data already received and analyzed Returns to the previous menu hierarchy Changes made in the setting are discarded Shifts from Setup menu display to Normal 4 key Nozz...

Page 21: ...mp Green Lamp ON The head height is set to High Lamp OFF The head height is set to Low 12 Low lamp Green Lamp ON The head height is set to Low Lamp OFF The head height is set to High 13 Take Up lamp G...

Page 22: ...printer status 1 Normal Setup menu display Press Menu when the printer is Normal Menu 1 Setup is displayed and the display shifts to the Setup menu NOTE For details regarding the Setup menu refer to 4...

Page 23: ...operation panel and the printer may stop operating If operation stops refer to 7 Troubleshooting and deal with the problem 3 1 2 Switching the power OFF Step 1 Verify the following regarding the oper...

Page 24: ...to Low is displayed on the operation panel and the procedure to switch the power OFF stops To restart the procedure return the head height to Low 4 2 5 2 When returning the print head to the original...

Page 25: ...CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL 3 25 Step 3 Raise the media loading lever when the product is not used for a long time N Name 1 Media loading lever 1...

Page 26: ...Media tube with a diameter of two inches Less than 150mm in outer diameter less than 19kg in weight CAUTION When loading the roll media place it on a flat surface such as a desk If the roll media is...

Page 27: ...Attach the movable media stopper firmly to the core of the roll media Step 5 Set the scroller on the holder with the fixed media stopper on the ink cartridge slot side N Name 1 Fixed media stopper 2 R...

Page 28: ...media loading lever during the initial operation or printing The print head portion may touch the pressurizing roller portion and cause a malfunction The printer starts the initializing operation Med...

Page 29: ...a to the media feed slot NOTE If the end of the roll media is not wound tightly wind it tightly again and then load it Step 4 Open the front cover to pull out the roll media N Name 1 Roll media 2 Medi...

Page 30: ...a a little by turning the scroller by hand and eliminate any slack or slant Step 6 Lower the media loading lever NOTE When loading the new roll media cut the front edge of the media if it is not strai...

Page 31: ...ia type follow 3 4 3 Setting the User Type Setting and set the media type 3 2 3 Setting the User Type Setting Step 1 Switch ON the printer and load media After loading the media the printer enters the...

Page 32: ...initialization starts NOTE If the following operations are performed in the user type setting menu the printer starts media initial operation without specifying a user defined setting Pressing Cancel...

Page 33: ...CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL 3 33 Step 4 When using the roll media turn the scroller by hand to rewind the roll media and eliminate any slack Media set is complete N Name 1 Roll media 2 Scroller 1 2 2...

Page 34: ...rinter and load the media 3 4 2 Setting Roll Media Step 2 Confirm that the printer functions normally Step 3 Display the Test Print menu a Press Menu Menu 1 Setup is displayed The operation panel shif...

Page 35: ...ck is displayed The display shifts to the Test Print menu 5 2 Test Print Menu Step 4 Press or to select an item for printing from the following items Nozzle Check Mode Print Setup List Step 5 Press En...

Page 36: ...each of the print list items 3 5 1 Nozzle check to 3 5 3 Setup print Step 6 Repeat step 4 to step 5 when performing test print for other items Step 7 Press Cancel to exit from test print The operatio...

Page 37: ...gged heads or missing or blurred prints NOTE If the nozzle check result indicates that the checked points are blurred or missing clean the head 6 2 3 Head cleaning Perform the nozzle check once again...

Page 38: ...int Used to confirm the following printing conditions Print Mode Effect Preset Pre heater temperature Preset platen heater temperature Preset dryer temperature Adjustment value TIP Refer to the follow...

Page 39: ...VQT 2 FFTGUU 5WDPGV CUM CVGYC 5NGGR QFG6KOGT J CPIWCIG PINKUJ 6GORGTCVWTG GNUKWU GPIVJ OO 7UGT 6 RG 2TKPV QFG HHGEV 2 PKVKCN FLWUV 2 KETQ FLWUV 2TG GCVGT 2NCVGP GCVGT T GT 8CEWWO CP 7UGT 6 RG 2TKPV QF...

Page 40: ...Adjusts only the print mode in the user type setting which is currently set This menu is made up with the following menus Step 1 Print the confirmation pattern and check the amount of misalignment 3...

Page 41: ...s not adjusted go back to Step 2 NOTE When you are not satisfied with the result of rough adjustment perform micro adjustment Standard Confirmation Pattern Print the confirmation pattern for the print...

Page 42: ...TION MANUAL 3 42 b Press or to select Set 1 User Type c Press Enter User TypeXX XX is a number between 1 and 30 is displayed d Press or to select the type of media to load e Press Enter 1 Print Mode i...

Page 43: ...CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL 3 43 f Press or to select 2 Adjust Print g Press Adj Print1 Standard is displayed h Press or to select Adj Print1 Standard...

Page 44: ...arming Up and then Warming Up Skip E are displayed NOTE To start printing during warming up press Enter while Warming Up Skip E is displayed 4 4 7 Start Printing during Warm up A confirmation pattern...

Page 45: ...the misalignment is big 3 6 1 2 Standard Rough Adjustment Pattern Perform micro adjustment when the misalignment is small 3 6 1 3 Standard Micro Adjustment Pattern Standard Rough Adjustment Pattern C...

Page 46: ...ted with Adjust pattern and select the number from 1 to 11 that is not out of alignment 4 is selected in the next printing sample NOTE 6 is the current setting value Step 5 Pattern 6 indicates a patte...

Page 47: ...you selected in Step 4 NOTE When you press Cancel the input operation is not executed and Adj 2 Rough Pattern is displayed Step 7 Press Enter The value is set in the Adjustment indicates a number fro...

Page 48: ...n step 2 of 3 6 1 1 Standard Confirmation Pattern Step 2 Press or to select Adj 3 Fine Pattern Step 3 Press Enter Warming Up and then Warming Up Skip E are displayed NOTE To start printing during warm...

Page 49: ...value Step 5 Pattern 4 indicates a pattern name as shown below is displayed The pattern name differs depending on the set print mode The print modes and their pattern names are as follows Step 6 Pres...

Page 50: ...n NOTE Perform rough adjustment first when the amount of misalignment cannot be judged Step 3 Print the confirmation pattern and check if the printer is adjusted properly 3 6 2 1 Custom Confirmation P...

Page 51: ...pattern to adjust patterns A to F separately 3 6 2 3 1 Adj PatternALL 3 6 2 3 2 Each Adjust Patterns Custom Confirmation Pattern From this menu you can print all confirmation patterns A to F to check...

Page 52: ...ATION MANUAL 3 52 c Press Enter User TypeXX XX is a number between 1 and 30 is displayed d Press or to select the type of media to load e Press Enter 1 Print Mode is displayed f Press or to select 2 A...

Page 53: ...ATION MANUAL 3 53 g Press Adj Print1 Standard is displayed h Press or to select Adj Print2 Custom i Press Enter Adj 1 Confirm Ptn is displayed The display enters the Adjust Print menu 5 1 1 1 3 Adjust...

Page 54: ...rinting during warming up press Enter while Warming Up Skip E is displayed 4 4 7 Start Printing during Warm up A confirmation pattern for print quality adjustment is printed after warming up Six confi...

Page 55: ...2 Custom Rough Adjustment Pattern Perform micro adjustment when the misalignment is small When all patterns A to F require adjustment 3 6 2 3 1 Adj PatternALL When any pattern of A to F requires adju...

Page 56: ...g up press Enter while Warming Up Skip E is displayed 4 4 7 Start Printing during Warm up A rough adjustment pattern for print quality adjustment is printed after warming up The pattern images are pri...

Page 57: ...the number from 1 to 11 that is not out of alignment 3 is selected in the next printing sample of Micro Adjustment Pattern A 5 is selected in the next printing sample of Micro Adjustment Pattern B 4 i...

Page 58: ...rn is displayed Step 7 Press Enter The value is set in the Pattern A indicates a number from 1 to 11 Step 8 In the same way enter the numbers for Patterns B to Pattern F Press Enter to set the values...

Page 59: ...ng value Step 1 Display the Custom Adjust Print menu in the same way as in step 2 of 3 6 2 1 Custom Confirmation Pattern Step 2 Press or to select Adj 3 Fine Ptn ALL Step 3 Press Enter Warming Up and...

Page 60: ...rint patterns the same patterns are printed repeatedly on both edges and the centre of the paper Step 4 Check the both ends and the centre of the print result that printed with Adjust pattern and sele...

Page 61: ...displayed Step 7 Press Enter The value is set in the Pattern A indicates a number from 1 to 7 Step 8 In the same way enter the numbers for Patterns B to Pattern F Press Enter to set the values Once al...

Page 62: ...ustom Confirmation Pattern Step 2 Press or to select Adj 4 Fine PatternA Step 3 Press Enter Warming Up and then Warming Up Skip E are displayed NOTE To start printing during warming up press Enter whi...

Page 63: ...ng sample NOTE 4 is the current setting value Step 5 PatternA 4 is displayed Step 6 Press or to enter the number that you selected in Step 4 NOTE When you press Cancel Adj 4 Fine PatternA is displayed...

Page 64: ...CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL 3 64...

Page 65: ...uld burn yourself Do not touch the media feed slot platen and media guide while the heater is working The media feed slot platen and media guide become very hot and you could burn yourself Ventilate t...

Page 66: ...al Oc representative If failures or malfunctions of the printer occur by the use of media that is not dedicated The printer will not be covered by the warranty and repair expenses will be paid by the...

Page 67: ...down In such a case open the front cover after the media is cut to remove the media Do not touch the print side Moisture and oil on your hands may affect the print quality Do not leave media set in th...

Page 68: ...w you to avoid headrub Head height can be changed to two levels When raising the print head NOTE If the head height adjustment lever is raised high print quality is not guaranteed Do not open the fron...

Page 69: ...NUAL 4 69 Step 2 Change the head height by moving the head height adjustment lever orange The High lamp lights up in green Step 3 Close the front cover N Name 1 Head height adjustment lever N Name 1 F...

Page 70: ...height during printing If the head height is changed the alignment will be changed and high print quality will not be guaranteed Step 1 Open the front cover Step 2 Change the head height by moving the...

Page 71: ...accuracy of media feeding may be improved with the following methods Step 1 Display the Dist Adj menu a Press Menu Menu1 Setup is displayed The operation panel shifts to the Setup menu display b Pres...

Page 72: ...se the feeding length the accuracy of the Media feed compensation improves To change the feeding length press or and change the set value b Press Enter Printing is displayed Starts Initial Print When...

Page 73: ...h 250 mm is displayed TIP The length of media that is fed feeding length for Confirm Print is normally set at 250 mm If you increase the feeding length the accuracy of the Media feed compensation impr...

Page 74: ...e distance matches the feeding length proceed to step 7 Step 7 Perform Micro Print a Display the Dist Adj menu in the same way as in step 1 b Press or to select PF4 Micro Print c Press Enter Warming U...

Page 75: ...Change b Press Enter Micro Change 0 00 is displayed c Press or and enter the micro adjustment value according to the printing result in Step 7 d Press Enter The micro adjustment value is saved PF5 Mi...

Page 76: ...l shifts to the Setup menu display Step 3 Press or to select a setup item and press Enter The settings will be confirmed When setup items have a submenu the display shifts to the next menu NOTE When a...

Page 77: ...alue Step 5 To save the changed setting press Enter The setting is saved and the next setup item is displayed NOTE If you press Cancel or without pressing Enter after changing a setting the change wil...

Page 78: ...printer are configured Test Print menu Performs nozzle check of the print head and setup list Cleaning menu Performs head cleaning Menu Option menu Sets up the contents of the Setup menu Version menu...

Page 79: ...ure that the media loading lever is lowered Step 3 Press Forward or Backward Media is fed forward or backward Step 4 Release Backward or Forward after feeding media to the desired position 4 3 2 Stopp...

Page 80: ...red position Step 1 Confirm that the operation panel is Normal Step 2 Press Cutting for more than two seconds The printer feeds the roll media to the length of the margin and cuts the media NOTE When...

Page 81: ...ding media and advance the roll media to the desired cut position Step 3 Place a razor blade on the media cut groove on the media guide and cut the roll media CAUTION Pay attention to the following po...

Page 82: ...tep 1 Confirm that the printer is in one of the following conditions Receiving data Analysing data Printing Step 2 Press Menu Menu5 Temperature is displayed Step 3 Press or to change or confirm settin...

Page 83: ...ting Step 2 Press Pause The printer pauses printing PrintRestart ENTER is displayed Setup item Setting Description Temperature Pre Checks the current temperature of the pre heater Platen Checks the cu...

Page 84: ...s being warmed up NOTE Even when printing is started during warm up the printer continues to be warmed up until the preset temperature has been reached When printing is started during warm up the prin...

Page 85: ...Top Width or Width Output mode Off or Auto Cut 5 1 6 Output Mode menu When the color target is printed on the translucent or colored media or the media with patterned indented surfaces color measureme...

Page 86: ...tarts printing the color target Printing is displayed After printing is complete Attaching instrument ENTER is displayed NOTE Do not open the covers or move media loading lever during printing Step 6...

Page 87: ...allation place turn it over so that the white side faces up and install it back to the original place NOTE Before measuring the color target make sure that the white side of the white reference plate...

Page 88: ...9350 OPERATION MANUAL 4 88 Step 9 Close the maintenance cover Step 10 Open the front cover Remove connector cap and attach instrument ENTER is displayed N Name 1 Maintenance cover N Name 1 Front cover...

Page 89: ...s the release buttons on both sides of spectrophotometer install it to the connector at the print head NOTE Make sure that spectrophotometer is NOT installed at an angle and that there in no gap betwe...

Page 90: ...ress Enter The printer checks the connection between the printer and spectrophotometer Close front cover is displayed Step 14 Close the front cover Wait for a while is displayed The printer starts whi...

Page 91: ...etaching instrument ENTER is displayed NOTE Color measurement starts either automatically or manually depending on the RIP software feature The steps above are for manual measurement When the measurem...

Page 92: ...strument and Set connector ENTER is displayed Step 18 While pressing the release buttons on both sides of spectrophotometer pull it forward to remove it from the print head N Name 1 Front cover N Name...

Page 93: ...cap with your fingers and install it to the connector at the print head Step 20 Press Enter Wait for a while is displayed Make sure that the connector cap is installed on the printer Close front cove...

Page 94: ...MANUAL 4 94 Step 21 Close the front cover Open mainte cover is displayed Step 22 Open the maintenance cover Remove white plate then close mainte cover is displayed N Name 1 Front cover N Name 1 Maint...

Page 95: ...e original place NOTE When the white reference plate is not in use make sure that it is turned over facing down to avoid any contamination Step 24 Close the maintenance cover Ready to Print is display...

Page 96: ...CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL 4 96...

Page 97: ...97 Chapter 5 Menu overview...

Page 98: ...e Pattern Fine Pattern B Fine Pattern C Fine Pattern D Fine Pattern E Fine Pattern F Short Normal Long LittleCharge Initial Charge Initial Print Initial Change Confirm Print Micro Print Micro Change Q...

Page 99: ...r ink cartridge replacement indicates the color that is almost empty or runs out using the following characters K Black C Cyan M Magenta Y Yellow Do not insert or remove the ink cartridge except at th...

Page 100: ...or sticks to your skin immediately wash it off with water Failing to do so might cause irritation or light inflammation of eyes In case of any abnormality consult a physician immediately Do not disas...

Page 101: ...taching the ink cartridge to the ink cartridge slot Leaving the ink cartridge with the bag open for a long time may result in abnormal printing Do not insert or remove the ink cartridge more than 10 t...

Page 102: ...it in compliance with local ordinance and instructions of local authorities NOTE Do not remove only ink pack while high capacity pack adapter is installed on the printer The information of the remaini...

Page 103: ...ormation will be rewritten and the ink pack will not be usable Insert the high capacity pack adapter all the way to the end of the slot Step 11 Confirm that the operation panel returns to Normal NOTE...

Page 104: ...rinter is switched ON confirm that operation such as printing is not in progress Step 13 Raise the media loading lever Step 14 Hold the both edges of the scroller to rewind the roll media by hands N N...

Page 105: ...and lightly tap it as illustrated to remove the movable media stopper NOTE When removing the roll media do not strike the left edge of the scroller on the movable media stopper side strongly on the f...

Page 106: ...TIP For loading the roll media refer to 3 4 Loading media For storing the roll media not in use refer to 4 2 3 Precaution on storing media Step 19 When not loading the roll media install the movable s...

Page 107: ...ur media guide on www mediaguide oce com 3 Replacing steps Step 1 If the printer is switched ON make sure the following Printing or other operations are not in progress The operation panel display is...

Page 108: ...enance d Press Enter CR Mainte Start is displayed The display enters the CR Maintenance menu 5 1 19 CR Maintenance menu Step 3 Press Enter Maintenance starts The print head moves to the left of the pr...

Page 109: ...ep 5 Press the tab of the cutter lightly turn the cutter holder in the direction as illustrated below NOTE Do not press the tab of the cutter strongly or suddenly let go of it There is a spring in the...

Page 110: ...ause an injury Do not touch the cutter blade edge with a hard substance or drop the cutter The cutter blade may be damaged or chipped NOTE Used cutter should be put in a plastic bag etc and dispose of...

Page 111: ...he cutter holder to its initial position NOTE Do not press the tab of the cutter strongly or suddenly let go of it There is a spring in the cutter holder and it may fly out Do not push the cutter all...

Page 112: ...N MANUAL 6 112 Step 9 Close Maintenance cover Step 10 Press Enter The print head returns to its original position CR Mainte Start is displayed Step 11 Press Menu The printer enters Normal N Name 1 Mai...

Page 113: ...k or fire Immediately switch OFF the power switch disconnect the power plug from the electric socket and contact your local Oc representative CAUTION When cleaning the areas other than the wiper make...

Page 114: ...CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL 6 114 6 2 1 Cleaning the outer case 6 2 2 Cleaning the inside of the printer Step 1 Open the front cover N Name 1 Front cover 1...

Page 115: ...o not blow paper powder inside the printer using tools such as an air duster It may cause an abnormal noise from the inside of the printer Step 3 Apply a damp and tightly squeezed soft cloth to wipe o...

Page 116: ...cleaning NOTE When not using the printer for a long period one week or more perform Head cleaning once a week If not performing Head cleaning the print head is clogged Doing so will preserve print qua...

Page 117: ...not disappear with several times of Head cleaning refer to 7 Troubleshooting and take appropriate measures 6 2 4 Cleaning the cleaning wiper 1 Time for cleaning Once a week or when blurs or lacking p...

Page 118: ...NUAL 6 118 Step 2 Display the CR Maintenance menu a Press Menu Menu1 Setup is displayed The operation panel shifts to the Setup menu display b Press Set1 User Type is displayed c Press or to select Se...

Page 119: ...Mainte Start is displayed The display enters the CR Maintenance menu 5 1 19 CR Maintenance menu Step 3 Press Enter Maintenance starts The print head moves to the left CR Mainte End is displayed Step...

Page 120: ...wipe the print head using the cleaning stick A wet cleaning stick may cause the print head to clog Do not reuse the cleaning stick The attached dust etc may damage the print head Step 5 Use the cleani...

Page 121: ...RATION MANUAL 6 121 b Cleaning wiper back side Remove the ink and dust in the upper direction Step 6 Close the front cover N Name 1 Cleaning wiper 2 Cleaning stick 3 Head cap unit N Name 1 Front cover...

Page 122: ...0 OPERATION MANUAL 6 122 Step 7 Press Enter The print head returns to its original position CR Mainte Start is displayed Step 8 Press Menu The printer enters Normal Cleaning the cleaning wiper is comp...

Page 123: ...aning must be done before the print head dries This operation should be done within 15 minutes If the operation lasts over 15 minutes follow the Steps 8 and 9 to stop the operation and perform head cl...

Page 124: ...PERATION MANUAL 6 124 b Press Set1 Set20 is displayed c Press or to select Set20 CR Maintenance d Press Enter CR Maine Start is displayed The display enters the CR Maintenance menu 5 1 19 CR Maintenan...

Page 125: ...RATION MANUAL 6 125 Step 3 Press Enter Maintenance starts The print head moves to the left CR Maintenance End is displayed Step 4 Open the maintenance cover on the left of the printer N Name 1 Mainten...

Page 126: ...int head section by hand to where the circumference of the Print head is visible CAUTION Do not press the Print head section strongly Doing so may cause damage or poor print results N Name 1 Print hea...

Page 127: ...zles of the print head Doing so may damage the print head Do not touch the tip of the cleaning stick The print head may be damaged because of oil from your hands Never put water etc on the tip of the...

Page 128: ...such as dust or ink clump is attached use the cleaning stick to remove it Step 8 Close the left maintenance cover Close the cover firmly until it is locked N Name 1 Around the print head 2 Head guide...

Page 129: ...OPERATION MANUAL 6 129 Step 9 Press Enter The print head returns to its original position CR Maine Start is displayed Step 10 Press Menu The printer enters Normal Cleaning around the print head is co...

Page 130: ...ste fluid in compliance with Wastes Disposal and Public Cleansing Act and local ordinances Delegate disposal to an industrial waste disposal contractor Step 1 Ready an empty container such as a supply...

Page 131: ...e empty container close the waste fluid valve securely Step 5 Wipe the opening of the waste fluid valve with a cloth etc Step 6 Dispose of the waste fluid as an industrial waste product Disposal of wa...

Page 132: ...1 Preparation before moving Step 1 Dispose of waste fluid 6 3 Disposal of waste fluids Step 2 Make sure that the printer is switched OFF Step 3 Make sure that the stands and the wing bolts 2 pieces re...

Page 133: ...lation manual 2 Reinstalling Step 9 Select a suitable place for installation Installation manual Step 10 Move and install the printer to the location Step 11 When using the stands make sure that the s...

Page 134: ...ransporting the printer make sure to pack it in the same condition as purchased using protective and packing materials to protect the printer from vibration and shocks NOTE When transporting the print...

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