Waste Ink Disposal Guidelines - Epson SureColor F2270 User Manual

• Wiper unit
• Capping station
• Flushing pad
• Media after printing
• Empty ink packs, cleaning liquid packs, and used pre-treatment solution containers
• Funnel filters

Waste Ink Disposal Guidelines

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Waste Ink Disposal Guidelines
When you see a message on the printer's LCD screen that the waste ink bottle is nearing or at the end of
its service life, you need to replace the waste ink bottle according to these guidelines:
• Dispose of the entire waste ink bottle; do not pour waste ink into another container.
• Never remove the waste ink bottle during printing, print head cleaning, changing the printer mode,
maintenance, or ink replacement. Waste ink may leak.
• The printer calculates the amount of waste ink in the waste ink bottle and displays a warning message
when it is close to the limit. If the waste ink bottle fills up during printing, replace it with a new waste ink
bottle.
Note: Make sure to initiate waste ink bottle replacement from the printer's control panel settings.
Otherwise the waste ink bottle replacement time will not be calculated correctly.
Warning: Always wear gloves when disposing of waste ink. If any ink gets on your skin or gets into your
eyes or mouth, immediately take the following actions:
• If ink gets on your skin, immediately wash it off using plenty of soap and water. Consult a physician if
the skin appears irritated or discolored.
• If ink gets in your eyes, rinse immediately with water. Failure to observe this precaution could result in
bloodshot eyes or mild inflammation. If problems persist, consult a physician.
• If ink gets in your mouth, consult a physician immediately.
• If ink is swallowed, do not induce vomiting and consult a physician immediately. If vomiting is induced,
fluid may get caught in the trachea which can be dangerous.
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