Roland PNC-1600, Руководство пользователя

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2.11 Care and Maintenance
Unit Cleaning
When the cover of the unit requires cleaning, gently wipe the soiled area using a clean cloth dampened with
either water or alcohol. Use a dry cloth to clean the display of the operation panel.
Cleaning the Cutting Table
As with the unit itself, use a clean cloth dampened with either water or alcohol.
Adhesive Sheets
If your adhesive sheets become badly soiled, their tackiness is weakened and the sheets cannot be fixed
into place. Under such conditions, try washing with water (and a medium-strength detergent). If the
tackiness strength does not return, exchange them for others which are available separately.
Figure 2-26
1.Once cutting operations are complete, press the [ VIEW ] key to move the Y rail and tool carriage to the
upper right-hand corner of the cutting table and remove the sheet. When using a roll sheet, be sure to roll
it up.
2.Turn off the power supply.
When the unit is not going to be used for an prolonged period of time, disconnect the power cord from the
wall socket and cover the unit with the provided dust cover.
3.When your adhesion sheets are not going to be used for an extended period of time, the top sheet should
be turned over so that only the backing paper is exposed to the air (When your adhesion sheets are not going
to be used for an extended period of time, the top sheet should be turned over so that only the backing paper
is exposed to the air (as shown in Figure 2-26); otherwise the level of tackiness will be lowered with the
accumulation of dust. Take care to protect the tackiness of your adhesion sheets by not allowing foreign
materials to become attached to them. Also, attach the dust cover to prevent soiling from dust.
4. Store the sheets in a plastic bag. The sheets for cutting will shrink if left exposed.
2.10 Winding Down
CAUTIONS
• Turn off the power supply to the PNC-1900/1600 before cleaning.
• Never use thinner of other strong detergents to clean your unit.
• Never attempt to oil the internal workings of your unit.