Precautions; Operating Precautions; Installation Precautions; Cleaning - Sony UP-D6500 Operating Instructions Manual

Precautions

Operating Precautions

Power Supply
Connect only to the specified power source (120 or
240 VAC, 50/60 Hz).
Handle the Power Cord Carefully
Do not bend the cord sharply or place heavy objects on
it. The cord could be damaged and cause a fire or
electric shock. Do not use a damaged cord.
Avoid Ingress of Foreign Objects
Do not spill any liquids or drop any flammable or
metallic objects into the printer. Operating the printer
with a foreign object inside may cause fire, electric
shock or damage.
To Avoid Electric Shock
Never remove the outer cabinet. Touching internal
components may cause electric shock and presents
other dangers.
In Case of Abnormal Operation
In the event of an unusual sound or smell, or if smoke
appears or a foreign object falls into the printer, turn
off the power and contact your nearest Sony Service
Center.
If not Using for a Long Time
Turn off the power and unplug the power cord from
the outlet.
About Transporting
Remove all attached accessories before transporting
the printer. Transporting with accessories connected
may result in damage.
About Card Stock
Use cards that comply with ISO international standard
(ISO7810 ID-1 type) or JIS standard (JIS X6301-
1979).
Notes
• Use only clean cards, with no debris, dirt or other
adhering matter.
• Some card materials may not be suitable. Contact
your supplier for details.

Installation Precautions

Do not install or store the printer in the following
conditions:
• Exposed to direct sunlight
• In humid locations
• In very hot or cold locations
• Where it might be exposed to heavy vibration
• Dusty locations
• On an unstable surface
• Avoid blocking the vent on the rear, as damage could
result.
About Condensation
If the printer is moved from a cool place to a warm
humid place, moisture may condense inside. Operating
the printer in this condition could cause a malfunction
and damage. Therefore, if any possibility of
condensation is suspected, the printer should be turned
off and allowed time to reach equilibrium with the
environment.

Cleaning

When the cabinet becomes dirty, wipe it with a cloth
moistened with water or a solution of synthetic
detergent (after wringing out any excess liquid). Do
not use thinner, cleaning fluid, alcohol or a chemically
treated cloth, as these could damage the cabinet finish.
Vent
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