MacKay Guardian SOLO, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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MacKay Guardian™ Solo
Operation and Maintenance Guide, v. 1.5
9.17 Annual Maintenance
A general inspection of all components should be carried out yearly. This inspection should
include the following:
1)
The displays are to be checked for any damaged or abnormalities.
2)
The coin chute is to be checked for any foreign substances such as glue, any sticky
sugary substances, spider webs, insect larva and jammed material (i.e. paper, wood,
etc.).
3)
Overall appearance of decals and any other instruction plates. Replace as needed.
4)
Inspect the LCD/LED’s to insure display is highly visible without excessive dust or dirt
build up. Clean as required.
5)
Check card reader for debris and/or damage. Clear debris or replace if necessary.
6)
Check for corrosion on battery leads. Replace if necessary.
7)
The alkaline battery pack should be replaced if the battery pack installation date is more
than 12 months old.
9.18 Monthly Maintenance
If the card reader is accessed frequently (high usage), they should be cleaned at a minimum of
once per month, even with the benefit from a “self cleaning” action created every time a card is
inserted into the card reader. Neglect of proper card reader cleaning can result in card reader
failure, inconsistent card functionality and premature card failure. Maintenance records must be
maintained to preserve warranty.
The following is a recommended procedure for card reader maintenance using a PRESAT™
Smart Card Reader Double-Sided Cleaning Card which can be purchased from MacKay. The
card reader cleaner is long enough so that both ends of the card reader can be used for cleaning.
1)
Remove the card reader cleaner from its wrapper, holding it by its edges. The cleaner
should feel wet when it comes out of the package.
2)
Quickly insert and remove the card reader cleaner in the meter three times to provide
maximum cleaning action.
3)
Generally, up to eight card readers can be cleaned effectively with one card, alternating
each end of the card reader as each meter is completed (clean one meter then flip the
cleaner around, clean another meter then flip the cleaner around again). The precise
number of readers that can be cleaned by a single card before it dries out and needs to
be remoistened with the cleaning solution is dependent on the condition of the card
readers in the field.
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