Memjet AS-1180C, Руководство по обслуживанию

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SECTION 5
MAINTENANCE
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Entry
Exit
Mark
E
5. Use the procedures, as outlined below, to clean the following items.
Grit Rollers [A]:
Clean as needed using a small
stiff-bristled brush (toothbrush),
lightly moistened with distilled
water.
Do NOT
use anything other than
distilled water to clean the
Rollers.
Pat the roller dry using a lint-free
cloth. Do NOT rub with cloth or
this may produce lint.
Media (Paperpath) Sensors [B]
: Paper lint, dust and ink will
build-up on the Media Sensors. Be sure to clean the Paperpath
Entry and Paperpath Exit sensors routinely.
Use lightly dampened foam, or lint-free, cotton swab to gently
wipe the Sensors. Repeat this process until all ink/debris is
removed. Take care not to drip water into the circuit boards.
Use a clean, dry swab to dab surfaces dry.
Remember to wipe the clear panel, on the Sensor Receiver, which
is located in the upper Clamshell Assembly (above the Paperpath
Entry Sensor).
Note: The Mark Sensor is not used in the Digital Color Printer.
Capping Station Lip [C]:
Clean as needed with distilled water on a damp, lint-free, cloth. Try to avoid contact with the
“wicking material” located in the center of the Capping Station.
Be careful not to splash or drip ink onto other parts of the Printer.
Paperpath Surfaces [D]:
Wipe with distilled water on a damp, lint-free cloth. Pat dry with a lint-free cloth.
6. Reconnect the power cord to the printer and turn the Main Power switch ON.
7. Make sure your hands/clothes/leaning supplies are clear from the print engine; then Power-up the
print engine using the ON/OFF button.
After a short period of time, the Capping Station will drop and the Printing Platen will be
presented through the same opening. Carefully clean the Printing Platen as described below.
Printing Platen Surface [E]:
Clean the surface as needed with distilled water on a
damp, lint-free, cloth. Try to avoid contact with the
“wicking material” located in the center of the Platen.
8. Carefully close and Latch the “Clamshell”; using two
hands.