WAGO TP298, Руководство пользователя

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TP298
3. Safety information
3.1.
General information
ATTENTION!
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This device may be used exclusively for the inscription of labels, endless paper and similar
materials, and WAGO inscription materials.
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Connect the device using a power supply with suitable voltage. The device is designed for AC
voltages between 100 and 240 volt. Connect the device using a plug with a PE terminal!
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The printer may be interfaced only to devices under protective extra-low voltages!
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Please assure that all devices to be interfaced (printer, computer, etc.) are turned off at the time
of connection! The devices must also be turned off when the connections are to be interrupted.
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Please assure that the printer is protected from wetness!
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It is possible to operate the printer when the cover is open. In this state, rotating parts are
accessible. Please assure that hair, jewelry or similar items will not be touched by those parts!
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The print head module may heat up during the printing process. Touch with caution!
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Do not perform any manipulations on the device beyond those described in the instruction
manual! If you need to remove the safety labels to change settings, please contact WAGO
support.
CAUTION! Do not open the back cover! Life-threatening voltages!
3.2.
Properties of the thermal print head
ATTENTION!
The thermal print head is the most sensitive part of your printer. You must observe the following:
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The protective glass layer on the print head must not be touched by your hand. Do not use sharp
objects (knife, screwdriver etc.) when cleaning the print head.
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Always assure during the print process that the inscription material is free of dirt and that dirt
cannot be pulled under the print head. This may damage the head.
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Assure a proper and smooth inscription surface. Rough surfaces act like emery paper and
reduce the print head's life span.
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Clean the head regularly (see chapter 8).
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Print at the lowest possible head temperature.
Your print head can easily be damaged when handled inappropriately. In such cases, your warranty
claim is forfeited.