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Maintaining the 2450

This section provides maintenance information for the 2450 system, 

including the integrated Everest 400 printer.

Important:

 For optimum performance, keep the 2450 in a clean, dust-

free environment.

13.1: 

Importance of Maintenance

Regular  preventative  maintenance  of  your  system  can  help  to  ensure  error-

free  recordings  and  clean  printed  labels.  Maintenance  involves  cleaning  the 

system.

Cautionary Information

n

 

Caution:

 To avoid damaging the 

2450

 during maintenance:


Never use oils, silicone, or other lubricants on any part of the system.
Use only non-abrasive cleaners to wipe down the surfaces of your

system.

Av

oid pouring cleaners directly onto the autoloader. Instead, apply

the cleaner on a clean, lint-free cloth.

Integrated Everest 400 Printer Maintenance

Clean the tacky rollers. Refer to the 

Cleaning the Tacky Rollers and Sensors

 

section on page 1

4

.

Sponge swabs

(included in the

Everest cleaning

kit)

99% Isopropyl

alcohol

Clean the sensors. Refer to the 

Cleaning the Tacky Rollers and Sensors

 

section on page 1

4

.

Sponge swabs

(included in the

Everest

cleaning kit)

99% Isopropyl

alcohol

If the print ribbon 

is not detected, 

the upper or 

lower sensor is 

not responding, or 

the label is off 

center

13.2: 

Preventative Maintenance Schedule

The following is a table of maintenance tasks, the tool required to 

complete them, and their required frequency.

After 2000 discs 

or at every ribbon 

change

2004849_A

Wipe down the lift arm shaft. Pay close 

attention to:

The base of the shaft

The area just above the lift arm

Lint-free 

cloth

Weekly

Wipe down all surfaces of the 

autoloader including:

Sides and top

Door

Output bin

Carousel

Base (remove the carousel first)

Top surface on the lift arm

Lint-free 

cloth
Non

-

abrasive

all-purpose 
cleaner

Weekly

Inspect  air  filter  on  the  side  of

the system and replace if necessary.

N/A

Monthly

Inspect the openings at the back of the 

autoloader. Remove dust and debris if 

necessary. 
Remove the carousel and remove dust 

and debris from the openings.

Vacuum

Monthly

Task 

Tools

Frequency

Autoloader Maintenance

Summary of Contents for Professional 2450

Page 1: ...Rimage Professional 2450 User Guide...

Page 2: ...ty site 2020 Rimage Corporation Rimage is a registered trademark of the Rimage Corporation Professional and Everest are trademarks of the Rimage Corporation Windows is a registered trademark of Micros...

Page 3: ...ng Off the System 9 4 Unloading the Discs 9 3 Control Panel 6 2 New Label Creation 8 4 LoadingDiscs 8 2 Setting Printing Preferences 11 Changing the Ribbon Settings 11 2 Changing Print Quality Setting...

Page 4: ...other important supplemental information n Caution A Caution indicates that failure to observe this guideline could result in loss or damage to the equipment product software or data n Warning A Warni...

Page 5: ...essional 2450 This section describes the hardware and features of the 2450 system Front View Control Panel Front Door Input Output Bins Output Bin Recorders Printer Door Disc Dispenser DiscWatch Statu...

Page 6: ...operator intervention An error with the printer or recorders occurred at initial startup To help determine these and other red light system conditions check the client workstation or control center fo...

Page 7: ...l and the status light changes from green to red to yellow and then remains solid yellow for the remainder of the configuration If you have Rimage System Manager open you will also see the system info...

Page 8: ...2 Click the Refresh Bins button within the Media section of Rimage System Manager 3 Click OK Important If after following the Refreshing Bin Level instructions the lift arm has not recounted the medi...

Page 9: ...required files and folders select Done 7 Click on the Next icon 8 In the subsequent window click Choose and select the appropriate label template if required or drag and drop the file into the Label...

Page 10: ...orkgroup To change the name on a network or workgroup refer to your setup and installation instructions or the Rimage Advance Setup Networking Guide 1 From the Windows Start menu select All Programs R...

Page 11: ...erest 400 on HID 0 if it is not the default already and then click the Manage button 3 Select Printing Preferences 1 Access Printing Preferences 2 Select the Advanced tab 3 Click on the radio button f...

Page 12: ...king ring select the Advanced radio button to access the Hub Area measurements Select the desired Unit radio button to choose between 1mm and 0 1mm units of measurement 12 2 Adjusting Print Alignment...

Page 13: ...Everest cleaning kit 99 Isopropyl alcohol Clean the sensors Refer to the Cleaning the Tacky Rollers and Sensors section on page 14 Sponge swabs included in the Everest cleaning kit 99 Isopropyl alcoh...

Page 14: ...ing Kit 99 isopropyl alcohol Print Ribbon Carrier Print Ribbon Carrier Tacky Roller 1 3 Clean tacky roller 1 on the print ribbon carrier a Remove the sponge swab and the swab handle from the Everest c...

Page 15: ...ove the sponge swab and the swab handle from the Everest cleaning kit b Insert the sponge swab into the unnotched end of the swab handle if necessary c Apply isopropyl alcohol to the sponge swab d Use...

Page 16: ...or specific instructions refer to the Change the Print Ribbon procedure on the inside of the printer cover Swab Handle Notch 3 Locate the swab and handle in the Everest Cleaning Kit 4 If necessary rem...

Page 17: ...e in the mesh of the sponges being cautious not to stretch out or tear the material 5 Put the sponges back into the filter casing 6 Reinstall the filters by again squeezing the long edges of the filte...

Page 18: ...hase 17 2 Learn More Online At rimage com support you can experience Rimage s world class Support and Services From the Support home page 1 Select your product series 2 Select your product 3 Learn mor...

Page 19: ...FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency RF Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 This equipment has very low levels of RF ener...

Page 20: ...conforme aux limites d exposition aux rayonnements nonc es pour un environnement non contr l et respecte les r gles d exposition aux fr quences radio lectriques RF CNR 102 de l IC Cet quipement met u...

Page 21: ...conforme a la norme NMB 003 du Canade This product complies with CAN CSA C22 2 No 60950 1 Notice for Europe This product is in conformity with the EMC Directive 2014 30 EU and the Low Voltage Directi...

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