Agitating The Polyester Pre-Treatment Liquid - Epson SC-F3000 Series User Manual

SC-F3000 Series User's Guide
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Caution:
❏ Always wear protective eyewear, gloves, and a
mask when working.
Should any pre-treatment liquid contact your
skin or enter your eyes or mouth, immediately
take the following actions:
❏ If fluid adheres to your skin, immediately
wash it off using large volumes of soapy
water. Consult a physician if the skin
appears irritated or is discolored.
❏ If fluid enters 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 any enters your mouth, consult a
physician immediately.
❏ If fluid is swallowed, do not force the person
to vomit and consult a physician
immediately. If the person is forced to
vomit, fluid may get caught in the trachea
which can be dangerous.
❏ Store out of the reach of children.
❏ After work, wash your hands and gargle
thoroughly.
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Important:
❏ Make sure you are in a well ventilated location
when applying pre-treatment liquid.
❏ Only prepare as much liquid as necessary for
the current job. If you prepare more than
required and leave it, it may harden.
❏ Do not store in high or freezing temperatures.
❏ Avoid direct sunlight. Store at normal room
temperature.
❏ If pre-treatment liquid gets stuck to the print
head, it could cause the printer to malfunction
and print quality to decline. Make sure that
liquid does not stick to the inside of the printer
by accident during maintenance operations
and so on.
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Agitating the polyester
pre-treatment liquid
Follow the steps below to stir the polyester
pre-treatment liquid before opening. If you use it
without stirring, the effect of pre-treatment may not be
sufficient.
You do not need to stir after opening.
A
Place it on a flat surface with the section where
the tap comes out at the side.
B
Turn it to the right five times.
Rotate at a speed of about one turn every two
seconds.
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