3-1
Preventive
Maintenance
Section III Preventive
Maintenance
3.1 General
1. A Preventive maintenance inspection should be performed on the finisher at a
regular basis. If the preventive maintenance inspection is correctly performed, the
finisher can be maintained for a long period of time, machine down time and the
number of service calls can be minimized.
2. Refer to the attached chart for the schedule of replacements.
3. A high voltage hazard remains even when the machine is not operating.
Always disconnect the copier system from its power source (wall outlet) before
servicing or disassembly.
3.2 Recommended tools
1. The following items are necessary to perform an effective, time efficient P.M.
a) Vacuum cleaner
b) Blower brush
c) Isopropyl alcohol
d) Cleaning cotton
e) Lint free wiper (Kim wipes)
f) Cotton swabs
3.3 Cleaning recommendations
1. Refer to the appropriate PM cycle on the maintenance chart, where the cleaning
cycles is broken down by finisher.
Note: Use of IPA is strongly suggested, and only to be used when dry cleaning is
ineffective. Excessive use of IPA can decrease the operating life of rubber
components.
2. IPA should be used to clean the transport roller (only when required).
