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3.1 DISASSEMBLY
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Disassembly is performed using procedures that
are opposite the assembly procedures described
in section 3.2, "ASSEMBLY"
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Disassembly
printer components
beyond
the
examples shown in "Exploded View of Model-
405R" at the end of this manual may result in
damage to the printer and its functions, so you
are advised not to do so.
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The presence in column "Reassembly Step" of
(white
star)
mark
indicates
<POINT
IN
DISASSEMBLY>
in the
"Points of Assembly
Work" column, so be sure to refer to such points
during disassembly work.
3.2 ASSEMBLY
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The
assembly
process
is
divided
into
subassembly and main assembly. Subassembly
refers to preassembling parts to a certain extent
to form
units,
and
main
assembly
can
be
performed to assemble the units into a printer.
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The presence in column "Assembly Procedure"
of a *%
(black
star)
mark
indicates
that
<CHECK>
or <ADJUSTMENT>
is necessary.
For
the
<ADJUSTMENT>
refer
to
"ADJUSTMENTS"
.
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Circled numbers in the "Reassembly Step"
column
indicate
that
lubrication
is required
during the reassembly of that component and
that such
lubrication
will be difficult unless
performed during reassembly.
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A detailed description of lubrication, including
points requiring lubrication upon completion of
main
assembly,
is given
in section
2.3.3,
"Lubrication Points" . Perform lubrication also
with reference to "Lubrication Points of Model-
405R" at the end of this manual.
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Small parts are all represented by the symbols.
List of Symbols for Small Parts
Designation
Standard
M3X4
S-2 | Cross-recessed head machine screw
M3X3
Bind
-3
4 Cross-recessed head tapping screw
M3X6
C.P. screw with Plain washer
M3X8
Retaining ring Type-E
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