GBC Ultima 65, Руководство по обслуживанию

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7.0 Maintenance
7.1
External Cleaning
7.1.1 External Surfaces
DISCONNECT POWER PRIOR TO CLEANING EXTERNAL SERVICES.
Clean external surfaces of the laminator with a soft cloth moistened with a mild solution of
detergent (such as dish washing liquid) and warm water. Do not use chemical cleaners or
solvents, as these have a harmful effect on painted surfaces. Removal of the films is
recommended prior to extensive cleaning. Use detergent solution sparingly to avoid
contact with internal electrical parts.
7.1.2 Heat and Pull Rollers
Clean both sets of rollers periodically to remove the adhesive extruded from the edges of
the film. The adhesive may be removed most easily when the heat rollers are warm. Clean
the adhesive from the rollers periodically and after each wrap-up, to insure clear
laminations. Use a somewhat abrasive pad such as a 3M Brand No. 96 green commercial
scouring pad (greenie). Cleaning kits are available (see sections 8.1.10 and 8.2.12 for part
numbers).
DO NOT CLEAN THESE ROLLERS WITH ANY LIQUIDS OR HARSH ABRASIVES.
7.2 Internal Cleaning
No periodic internal cleaning is required. However, when the side covers have been removed for
corrective maintenance, wipe away any dust that may have
collected on lubricated parts with a
soft cloth, leaving as much lubricant as possible. Do not use any solvent or other cleaning agent
since these would tend to dilute or wash away the lubricant from parts where it is needed. Use a
small brush to remove dust from non-lubricated parts such as wiring, switches, motor and
structural parts.
7.3 Inspection
Whenever the side plates have been removed for corrective maintenance, inspect for defects such
as loose screws or nuts, abraded wire insulation, loose terminals, and binding of mechanical parts.
Correct any defects before returning the laminator to service.
7.4
Lubrication
No periodic lubrication is required. However, when parts have to be replaced,
lubrication may be required at reassembly.
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