Replacing The Maintenance Box; Replacing The Drive - Epson PP-100II User Manual

Replacing the Maintenance Box

The maintenance box absorbs ink wasted during printing and head cleaning. When the
maintenance box becomes full, the product stops publishing discs.
Note:
❏ You can check the free space of the maintenance box with EPSON Total Disc Setup.
& See "Getting Maintenance Information" on page 102.
❏ When it is almost time to replace the maintenance box, a message notifying you that it is almost
time to replace it is displayed once per day when you start up EPSON Total Disc Monitor.
❏ When it is time to replace the maintenance box, all the Ink lamps flash rapidly, and a message
notifying you that it is time to replace it is displayed on EPSON Total Disc Monitor.
See the instruction manual of the maintenance box to replace the maintenance box. Be
sure to replace also the filter when you replace the maintenance box.
Caution:
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❏ Epson recommends the use of genuine Epson maintenance boxes. The use of
non-genuine maintenance boxes may cause damage that is not covered by Epson's
warranties, and under certain circumstances, may cause erratic product behavior.
❏ Do not use any maintenance box removed from the product and left for a long period.
❏ Do not tilt the used maintenance box. Otherwise ink may leak.
❏ Do not touch the green IC chip on the maintenance box.
❏ Do not touch the ink ejection port of the maintenance box or the inside of the box insertion
opening of the product.
❏ Be careful not to touch the ink on the maintenance box cover and filter cover.
❏ Do not take out/put in the maintenance box more than necessary. Otherwise some parts
of the ink pad may drop inside the product.

Replacing the Drive

When the drives have reached the end of their service life, writing or reading errors can
easily occur.
Note:
You can check the service life of drive 1 and drive 2 with EPSON Total Disc Setup.
& See "Getting Maintenance Information" on page 102.
See the instruction manual of the exclusive optional drive to replace drives.
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