Precautions For Maintenance; Installation Environment - MIMAKI JFX200-2513EX Requests For Daily Care And Maintenance

Precautions for Maintenance

When performing maintenance for this machine, note the following items.
• LED UV unit becomes very hot. Turn off the LED UV unit and perform maintenance once the device cools
down sufficiently. There is a risk of burns.
• Switch off the power button and unplug the power cable before cleaning. It may cause unexpected
accidents.
• If you will not be using the machine for a long time, make sure you remove the power cable from the outlet
and remove the media that is set in the machine.
• When handling ink and washing liquid, pay close attention to ventilation and be sure to wear the included
safety glasses and gloves. The ink or washing liquid may get in your eyes.
• Do not use chemicals containing benzine, thinner or abrasives. It may cause degeneration/deformation of
cover surface.
• Do not lubricate the inside of device with lubricating oil or other agents. Doing so may cause malfunction.
• Make sure the washing liquid and ink do not get on the cover. This may cause degeneration/deformation of
the cover surface.
• Aggregates are generated in the UV ink (ultraviolet curable ink) if it is mixed with water and alcohol. Do not
let water or alcohol stick on the nozzle surface, cap, wiper, or anywhere near the head.
• Never disassemble or modify this machine or ink bottle. Disassembling or modifying will result either in
electric shock or malfunction of this machine.
• Do not let moisture enter this machine. If the inside of the machine gets wet, it may cause electric shock
and damage.

Installation Environment

• Do not use in a dusty place. It may lead to problems in the printer or poor printing.
• For stable printing, use this machine in an environment with a temperature in the range of +15 ℃ to +30
℃ (59°F to 86°F) and Rh in the range of 35 to 65%.
Notes Regarding Work Environment, etc.
The frequency of configuring print settings and conducting maintenance is largely influenced by the work
environment in which printing is performed and the conditions of the used media. Make sure that you have
completely understood the following items before using this machine.
lIf there is a lot of dust or dirt in the work environment
• To keep the nozzle surface clean, perform interval wiping after about every 1500 mm of printing.
(Operation Manual, Chapter 3: "Setting Nozzle Face Cleaning Frequency")
• Change the settings of interval wiping according to the amount of dust or dirt.
lWhen the head gap value is set to large due to reasons such as fibers protruding from the media
lWhen media that can easily reflect UV light, such as glass or glossy metal is used
• UV light may get exposed onto the nozzle due to frequent mist scattering. Increase the REFRESH level
during plotting, then set interval wiping.
(Operation Manual, Chapter 3: "Other Settings")
(Operation Manual, Chapter 3: "Setting Nozzle Face Cleaning Frequency")
• Increase the frequency of all types of maintenance.
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