Summary Table For Maintenance Work; Special Maintenance - MIMAKI ML Tiger-1800B MK III Operation Manual

Chapter 9 MAINTENANCE

Summary Table for Maintenance Work

The table below shows maintenance work and the relative frequency (expressed in working hours).
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• Mimaki assumes no responsibility for any injury or property damage caused by negligence in carrying out
the maintenance work described in this manual.

Special Maintenance

Special maintenance work for equipment is performed in case of breakdown or breakage or when predictable technical
update is done.
Scope of special maintenance
• Repair the damage.
• Adapt the machinery to Safety Regulations that come into force after the installation.
• By applying technological changes such as attaching accessories and units, adapt the machine to the planned state at
design time (but limited to work that does not reduce the safety level at the design stage).
• Consider the following suggestions as appropriate means, before starting maintenance work:
• Check the training level of the operator involved in the work to be performed.
• Verify the need to use special tools and equipment to perform the disassembly, reassembly and any adjustment.
• Verify the availability or the existence of commercial parts that may be replaced by consulting the spare parts list.
• Verify the possibility to repair worn or broken parts with the aid of means internal or external to the company.
• Establish the power connection required for the operation.
• Evaluate the possible residual risks.
• Take the necessary precautions against residual risks.
• Assess emergency situations that may arise during the operation.
• Establish the checks to be carried out after the operation.
• Evaluate whether the support of Mimaki's technical staff is required. Or ensure a remote technical support for sugges-
tions and precautions to be taken. For this purpose, contact Mimaki directly.
• Mimaki assumes no responsibility for injury or property damage and unnecessary changed at the design
stage caused by maintenance work performed by an untrained operator or in the situation where safety
precautions necessary for the maintenance work are not taken (or both).
We recommend that at the end of special maintenance work, the operator keeps a note of the reason, date of execution,
and head of the intervention on the machinery as technical data.
9-4
Hour
8 Checking safety device
8 General cleaning of the machine
8 Checking the cleaning solution tank
8 Checking ink level
8 Check the belt washing tank
8 Checking belt adhesive layer
40 Cleaning print head washing station
40 Cleaning print head (attached manual)
50 Checking pneumatic system
336 Replacing wiper blade
500 Checking condensate level in air filter
500 Cleaning filter element in air filter
500 Checking air supply pressure
500 Checking fittings and pipes
Operation