Replacing the Belt
Replacing the Belt — Overview
Attention:
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The photoconductor belt, photoconductor blade and transfer belt must only be used
for the intended purpose in each case.
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The replacement must only be carried out by the operator after prior training or in-
struction by Service.
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The replacement procedure can only take place when printing is stopped.
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During replacement, always wear the gloves provided.
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The surface of the photoconductor belt is extremely sensitive and can be easily damaged.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and do not touch.
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The soft transfer belt is extremely sensitive to creasing and touch. Kinks and touching
the belt with hard objects should be strictly avoided.
The inner sliding surfaces of the slide foils must be clean. Dirt on the sliding surfaces
can damage the soft transfer belt.
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If the life of the photoconductor belt, the photoconductor blade or the transfer belt
was very short, the cause of the damage must be clarified in order to prevent further
damage.
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Store new photoconductor belts or transfer belts appropriately:
Do not store together with flammable substances.
Store in the closed original carton in a dry environment at 15 – 25°C.
Overview
The procedure for replacing a photoconductor belt and photoconductor blade is different
for the upper and lower print units:
Upper print unit:
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‘Removing Photoconductor Belt in Upper Print Unit and Replacing Photoconductor Blade’
on page 352
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‘Insert a photoconductor belt in the upper print unit’
on page 358
Lower print unit:
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‘Removing Photoconductor Belt in Lower Print Unit and Replacing Photoconductor Blade.
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on page 364
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‘Inserting a Photoconductor Belt in the Lower Print Unit’
on page 370
Chapter 9 - Replacing Expendables
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Replacing the Belt — Overview
Summary of Contents for ColorStream
Page 1: ...o More Power When Printing Oc ColorStream User Manual Continuous Printing System...
Page 10: ...10 Contents...
Page 11: ...Chapter 1 Notes on the Printing System Documentation...
Page 30: ...Chapter 1 Notes on the Printing System Documentation 30 Statutory requirements...
Page 31: ...Chapter 2 Safety...
Page 50: ...Chapter 2 Safety 50 Accident prevention regulation for replacement carts option...
Page 51: ...Chapter 3 Description of the Printing System...
Page 80: ...Chapter 3 Description of the Printing System 80 Paper specifications...
Page 81: ...Chapter 4 Description of the Opera tor Panel...
Page 105: ...Chapter 5 Working with the Operator Panel...
Page 137: ...Chapter 6 Operating the Printing System...
Page 203: ...Chapter 6 Operating the Printing System 203 5C_PrintQualityInspection 600 Test Print Job...
Page 204: ...Chapter 6 Operating the Printing System 204 5C_PrintQualityInspection 600 Test Print Job...
Page 267: ...Chapter 7 Cleaning the Printing Sys tem...
Page 310: ...Chapter 7 Cleaning the Printing System 310 Cleaning the Developer Station Shelf Optional...
Page 311: ...Chapter 8 Replacing Consumables...
Page 344: ...Chapter 8 Replacing Consumables 344 Fill in Developer...
Page 345: ...Chapter 9 Replacing Expendables...
Page 472: ...Chapter 9 Replacing Expendables 472 Replacing Expendables in Expert Mode...
Page 473: ...Chapter 10 Correcting Errors...
Page 490: ...Chapter 10 Correcting Errors 490 Correcting Print Image Errors...
Page 491: ...Appendix A Technical Data...
Page 506: ...Appendix A Technical Data 506 Ruler for Checking Paper Path Synchronization...
Page 507: ...Appendix B Comments...
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