Cleaning And Maintenance - Kodak i610 Quick Tips

LEDs ON THE OPERATOR PANEL
LED indicators
= green, Power
= green, Ready
= yellow, Jam/User correctable
= red, Service/Error
LED Descriptions
Color Name Function
Green Power Illuminated: Scanner is fully
powered.
Flashing: Scanner is in lamp saver
or sleep mode, or when the internal
image buffer is full.
Green Ready Illuminated: Scanner is ready to
scan images.
Flashing: Scanner is warming up,
calibrating or when the internal
image buffer is full.
Yellow Jam Illuminated: Scanner has
encountered an error that can be
corrected by the user.
Flashing: Scanner has detected a
document jam or multifeed.
Red Error/ Illuminated: See Chapter 6,
Service Troubleshooting to see if the error
can be corrected, otherwise call
Service.
VIEW OPERATOR LOG
Illuminated Red LED
Chapter 6, Troubleshooting, in the User's Guide provides a
description of the LEDs as well as a Problem Solving Chart.
If the red LED is illuminated, check the Operator Log which
is accessed through the Scan Validation Tool.
If you are using Kodak Capture Software, you can check
the Operator Log by selecting the Log button on the
Scanner Setup dialog box.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Cleaning your scanner and preventative maintenance on a
regular basis is required to ensure the best possible image
quality.
NOTE: Certain document types generate more paper dust
and debris and may require more frequent cleaning
than recommended.
Following is a recommended preventative maintenance
procedure to prevent costly interruption during production
scanning.
Cleaning and Maintenance Procedures
Start of
Task # / Procedure
day
Vacuum output tray x
3
and input areas
Clean all rollers x
5
Vacuum transport x
6
area
Remove and vacuum x
7
under background
strips
Remove and clean x
8
imaging guides
Vacuum under x
9
imaging guides
Run transport x
16
cleaning sheet
Wipe imaging guides x
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with cloth
For detailed cleaning and replacement procedures, see
Chapter 5, Maintenance in the User's Guide.
Several of the cleaning procedures require the use of a
vacuum cleaner and attachments (i.e., small brush, crevice
tool, etc.).
1 Turn off the scanner.
2 Remove the output tray.
Vacuum the output tray area and the input area
3
(elevator) using a brush attachment of a vacuum
cleaner.
4 Open the pod.
Clean all rollers with a roller cleaning pad* (i.e.
5
upper and lower rollers, feed module and separa-
tor module rollers). Inspect the rollers and pre-
separation pad for wear and replace if necessary.
Start of
Clean the scanner transport area using a brush
Middle
new 6
attachment of a vacuum cleaner.
of shift
shift
When cleaning this area, pay particular attention to
the following areas:
the edges of the transport
•
the reflective tape near the front of the transport
•
x the reflective tape near the front of the pod
•
the three ultrasonic sensors at the base of the
•
transport and the pod
x x
Remove the upper and lower black background
7
strips and vacuum these areas. When finished,
reinsert the strips.
Remove the upper and lower imaging guides.
8
x
Using the crevice tool, vacuum any dust and
9
debris in the imaging guide area particularly on the
x
glass plate between the lamps.
10 Clean both sides of the imaging guides with a
x Staticide wipe*.
11 Dry the imaging guides with a dry Staticide wipe.
x x
12 Inspect the imaging guides for any scratches and
replace them if necessary.
13 Replace both imaging guides.
14 Close the pod.
15 Turn on the scanner.
Run a transport cleaning sheet through the
16
transport.
17 Open the pod.
Wipe the exposed side of the imaging guides with
18
a lint-free cloth.
19 Close the pod and scan a test image to ensure
image quality.
* See IMPORTANT notice on back page.
TASKS