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Us er Maintenanc e G uide
How to ...
1 - clean the s heet
2 - clean the P rint Head by C leaning P en
3 - exchange the C leaning P ad
4 - clean the P rint Head by C leaning S heet
5 - s tore the s heet
T he ins truc tions in this guide are not only for produc ing
high quality printing res ults , but als o to prevent the P rint Head
from being c ons umed or broken. P leas e read this guide
c arefully to pproperly perform the periodic c leaning.
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- Page 1 Us er Maintenanc e G uide How to ... 1 - clean the s heet 2 - clean the P rint Head by C leaning P en 3 - exchange the C leaning P ad 4 - clean the P rint Head by C leaning S heet 5 - s tore the s heet T he ins truc tions in this guide are not only for produc ing high quality printing res ults , but als o to prevent the P rint Head...
- Page 2 1 - C lean the s heet and C leaning P ad Make s ure to c lean the s heet every time before printing. Dus t or oil on the s urfac e of the s heet c ould res ult in poor printing res ults . A ls o, partic les of hard materials s uc h as s and c ould res ult in damage to the print head.
- Page 3 2 - C lean the P rinting Head with C leaning P en P erform this c leaning only when you have s c ratc hy printing or fine lines ac ros s the image. Turn off the sub power by pressing key.
- Page 4 P erform this c leaning only when you have s c ratc hy printing or fine lines ac ros s the image. Turn off the sub power by pressing key. Open the front cover. R aise the sheet loading lever. Unload the sheet from the machine.
- Page 5 L ower the sheet loading lever. . If the sheet is not loaded at the correct location, the PIE CE and R OL L L E Ds flash at the same time. If this happens, reload the sheet at the proper location. When the front cover is closed, head cleaning begins.
- Page 6 4 - E xc hange the C leaning P ad Make s ure to replac e the c leaning pad when it bec omes dirty (turns brown) or fluffy. . Us ing a dirty or fluffy c leaning pad c ould res ult in a damage to the head. R emove the old cleaning pad from its right side.