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11.6  Cleaning the Print Head and Platen

 

Use the following procedure to manually clean the print head: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
11.6.1  Toggle the power switch to

 O 

(OFF) and disconnect the power cord from the rear of the Unit. 

CAUTION 

Take caution when opening the left side door.   Refer to “Installation” section 

for details on how the left door opens and the space required.

 

11.6.2  Unlock the door on the left side of the Unit and swing it open. 

11.6.3  Back the ticket card stock all the way out of the transport mechanism. 

11.6.4  Dampen a foam swab in a 99% Isopropyl Alcohol cleaning solution and apply it to the flat burn-line surface area of 

the print head.  This is the area that normally contacts the print head platen.  Move the swab back and forth across 
the print head until it is clean. 

11.6.5  Dampen a lint-free cloth with a 99% Isopropyl Alcohol cleaning solution. 

11.6.6  Hold the cloth firmly against the print head platen while using your other hand to turn the knurled knob in a 

clockwise direction.  While holding the dampened cloth against the platen, gradually move it back and forth across 
the width of the platen, cleaning the entire platen surface.  The cloth will be discolored from the dust buildup on the 
platen. 

11.6.7  Dampen another area of the cloth and repeat this process until the cloth no longer discolors.  This will indicate the 

platen is clean. 

11.6.8  After all cleaning is complete, plug the power cord back into the rear of the Unit, toggle the power switch to

 I 

(ON), 

and reload the ticket stock.  Refer to the “Basic Unit Operation and Setup” section. 

Summary of Contents for XP

Page 1: ...2004 Unimark Products LLC P N 71U 1429 100K REV C Installation and Operator s Manual Unimark Service 800 255 6356 www unimark com...

Page 2: ...age 12 8 1 Powering the Unit On and Off 8 2 Loading Ticket Stock 9 0 Operating Under a CRS or Airline Host Page 14 10 0 Clearing Stock Jams Page 15 11 0 Cleaning Page 17 11 1 Using the Cleaning Card 1...

Page 3: ...ote This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection agai...

Page 4: ...ty information as well as providing visible feedback when the operator or service provider is navigating through the menu system The Unit uses an autoswitching power supply which allows automatic oper...

Page 5: ...ternal reject bin Exit One stock path exit point at the front below the revalidation slot Interface RS 232 Two Asynchronous Serial Communication ports DB 25F DTE standard Ethernet Optional network int...

Page 6: ...s soon as the tickets are removed To enable the Bin Full feature simply place your index finger against the top left side of the bin full bale and push slightly to the right while pulling out This act...

Page 7: ...the Unit from overheating do not block openings on the enclosure Do not place the Unit on or near a heat source such as a radiator or heat register The Unit uses a grounded 3 prong power cable as a s...

Page 8: ...dware interfaces including Ethernet USB and Modem Custom firmware interfaces can be written for these and the existing serial interface 5 2 Data Structure The Unit uses an asynchronous serial data tra...

Page 9: ...ck one menu level or cancels a particular operation ALERT Notifies the operator of a condition that needs immediate attention POWER Indicates that the Unit is powered ONLINE Indicates that the Unit is...

Page 10: ...Service Menu 3 1 Press the ONLINE key to take the Unit off line and then press the ENTER key to access the menu system 2 See Adjustments sub menu tree for further details 3 Service menu is password pr...

Page 11: ...t Speed 7 Inches Per Second 8 Inches Per Second Burst Position Adjust Enter Value 30 to 30 Bin A xx B xx C xx Print Sample 1 Left Margin shifts the entire printed image left and right staple stub dire...

Page 12: ...alinjury donotwearlooseclothingorjewelryanddonotstickfingers intotransportmechanismwhenloadingticketstock Thetransportmechanismcontains movingparts Readtheentireprocedurebeforeloadingticketstock 8 2 1...

Page 13: ...tintothebininput 8 2 5 Insert ticket stock into selected bin inputs staple stub first and oriented as shown above Note that the magnetic stripe if applicable must be against the inner wall as shown Re...

Page 14: ...on the specific customer firmware version 9 0 2 If the Unit is not on line press the ONLINE key If the Unit will not go on line refer to the Troubleshooting section for help 9 0 3 Once the Unit is on...

Page 15: ...red press the ONLINE key to continue operation 10 0 4 If the jam condition persists complete the following procedure WARNING Topreventpersonalinjury REMOVEPOWERbeforemanuallyclearingticketstockjams 10...

Page 16: ...move the stock through the encoder print exit and revalidation path areas 10 0 4 4 If you cannot remove the stock using the knurled knobs remove the ticket stock causing the jam through the openings...

Page 17: ...spection cleaning procedures are presented separately for clarity but may be performed at the same time Note TheUnitcontainselectroniccircuitry solenoids andmotor drivenmechanismsthatallgenerateasmall...

Page 18: ...e cleaning solution to evaporate 11 1 11 Press the ONLINE key and place the Unit back in the on line state 11 2 Periodic Inspection Every three months more often in high volume applications inspect th...

Page 19: ...ck the ticket stock all the way out of the transport mechanism by turning the knurled knobs shown in the figure above 11 4 4 Remove ticket stock as necessary and vacuum dust from inside of Unit 11 4 5...

Page 20: ...mes and remove the cloth The cloth will be discolored from the dust ink buildup on the roller 11 5 6 Dampen another area of the cloth and repeat this process until the cloth no longer discolors This w...

Page 21: ...rint head platen Move the swab back and forth across the print head until it is clean 11 6 5 Dampen a lint free cloth with a 99 Isopropyl Alcohol cleaning solution 11 6 6 Hold the cloth firmly against...

Page 22: ...errors can be corrected by pressing the RESET key or restarting the Unit If problems persist call the CRS or Airline host Help Desk for assistance Not Operating display shows erroneous characters Uni...

Page 23: ...cated bin s are empty Check bin location s indicated and load stock as necessary Exit Bin Full Remove Coupons Indicates that the exit bin is full Remove stock from exit bin catcher Reject Bin Full Emp...

Page 24: ...into the transport mechanism matching the print head assembly guide to the groove in the print head mounting block 13 0 8 Tighten the thumbscrew clockwise and secure the new print head assembly Torqu...

Page 25: ...return process 14 1 1 Prepare item for return to Unimark Do NOT include accessories power cable or ancillary items unless directed otherwise by Customer Service DO NOT SHIP WITH TICKET STOCK INSTALLE...

Page 26: ...l support line A technical support analyst will assist you To better serve you please have the product in question on line and ready to test prior to calling technical support In addition have the fol...

Page 27: ...ot be responsible for any loss or damages incurred in shipping Any warranty work to be performed by Unimark shall be subject to Unimark s confirmation that such product meets Unimark warranty In the e...

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