Honeywell LEVEL 6 Operation Manual page 28

the procedures described in paragraph en ­
titled, Standard Power-Down Procedures.
2. Remove the front cover from the card
reader as shown in Figure 3-9 to expose the
mechanical assembly and card path.
3. Remove the damaged card by gently pul­
ling it forward and through the read station
(see Figure 3-10).
4. Should there be some difficulty encount ­
ered in removing the card, it is suggested
that the operator manually feed the card
through the read station in the direction of
the output hopper while with the right
hand turning either pulley shown in Figure
3-10 to advance the card into the output
hopper.
Cleaning And Checking The Card Reader
The following procedures should be scheduled
by the operator and performed daily or monthly,
or more often as usage dicates.
Daily Maintenance
It
is recommended that the card contacting
surfaces of the input hopper, including the
0pening under the throat guage (see Figure 3-9)
Figure 3-10. Clearing a Card Jam
be cleaned once a day by the operator. To
perform this function:
1. Power-down the card reader according to
the procedures described in paragraph en­
titled, Standard Power-Down Procedures.
2. Remove the front cover from the card
reader (sec Figure 3-9).
INPUT
;\:IOPPER . .
EMPTY
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. SWITCH
Figure 3-9. Card Reader with Housing Removed
CARD READER DEVICES
3-11
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