Kodak DryView 8300 Service Bulletins page 63

5-7-6. Cleaning the Scoop and other Exposed Areas
1. Raise the upper wire guide and pull down the lower wire guide.
2. Vacuum all the exposed surfaces, including: scoop, scoop cover plate, film tray housing,
separator roller, film entrance guide, etc.
3. Use the alcohol dampened cleanroom wipe to wipe all the exposed areas.
4. Access and clean the top end of the scoop as much as possible.
5. Raise and lock the lower wire guide, and lower and lock the upper wire guide.
5-7-7. Cleaning the Processor
5-7-7-1. Removing the Processor
1. Remove the right side panel of the imager.
2. Remove all the processor cables attached to the 8600 system boards.
3. Remove the four screws holding the processor assembly.
4. Remove the processor assembly from the imager.
5. Vacuum the exposed area in the imager after the processor assembly has been removed.
6. Open the processor hinge and remove the processor half (procedure 4-7-2 in the 8300 Service
Manual) that pivots on the screws.
5-7-7-2. Cleaning the Drum
1. Rotate the processor drum wheel on the left side while cleaning the processor drum surface with
alcohol dampened cleanroom wipes.
Note
DO NOT use 3M Troubleshooter to clean. Use full strength Isopropanol.
2. Use multiple wipes to ensure that the drum surface is clean.
5-7-7-3. Cleaning the Processor Rollers
1. Remove the processor drum (procedure 4-7-3 in the 8300 Service Manual).
2. Inspect the roller assembly and behind the rollers. If these areas show significant faz
accumulation, remove the rollers for cleaning.
3. Use the Isopropanol dampened wipes to clean the upper and bottom pressure rollers. Use
All-Purpose cleaning pads or 3M Scotch Brite pads to remove tough stains from the rollers.
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Caution
To prevent deplating of the rollers, do not rub rub the rollers hard with the cleaning pads.
4. Clean the metal surfaces behind the rollers using cleanroom wipes and Isopropanol. Use
Isopropanol dampened cleaning pads to remove tough stains.
5. If deplating or degradation of the rollers is evident, replace them.