Kodak DryView 8300 Service Bulletins page 61

5-6. User Cleaning Procedure
It is assumed that the imager is located in a clean environment and preferably in a room with
non-carpeted flooring to prevent lint, dust and debris getting into the imager. The following procedure
may not be in the current User Guide. Be sure to advise the operator of it during operator training.
5-6-1. Materials and Supplies
Isopropanol (Isopropyl Alcohol)
Low lint cleanroom wipe. (i.e., Texwipe TX612)
5-6-2. Cleaning Procedure When Loading New Film
Before inserting a new bag of film, clean the inside surface of the film tray, including the ramp and top
edge of the tray. Use cleanroom wipes dampened with Isopropanol.
5-7. Preventive Maintenance (PM) Procedures
The PM Counter automatically displays a "Scheduled PM" message on the local panel to alert the
operator to place a PM service call. If the number of machine cycles since the last PM is greater than
8,000, reset the counter and perform the following procedures.
Note
On every visit, whether it is a PM call or not, clean the drum and top surface of the stripper blade
with a soft cleaning pad and Isopropanol.
5-7-1. Materials and Supplies
Isopropanol (Isopropyl alcohol)
Low lint cleanroom wipes (i.e., Texwipe TX612)
Presoaked alcohol pads (78-8005-4980-6)
3M O-Cel-O all-purpose cleaning pads (96-0000-0057-8) or
3M Scotch Brite cleaning pads (74-0401-6546-1)
5-7-2. System Power Down
1. Insert the film saver and remove the film tray.
2. Turn off power and unplug the 8600 power cord.
5-7-3. Inspecting and Cleaning the Film Tray and Film Feed Roller
1. Vacuum the exterior of the tray (including the black velvet) and then wipe it off with a cleanroom
wipe dampened with Isopropanol.
Note
If the film needs to be saved, transfer it to a film pouch in a dark room so that the films can be
used after the cleanup procedure.