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12. Remove the lower oiler-belt roll, left end first.
13. Place the old oiler belt on several thicknesses of absorbent material, such as
paper towels.
14. Remove the new oiler belt from its carton, and save the plastic bag for the old
oiler belt.
Tip: The oiler-belt roll with the most material is the upper roll. The notched
end of the roll is the right side (nearest the printer).
Important: When you install the oiler-belt rolls, you must line up the notches
in the rolls with the tabs on the sprocket. If you do not do this, the oiler belt
does not advance correctly and causes reduced print quality.
15. With the upper (larger) roll held against the lower roll, do the following:
a. Place the right end of the upper roll on the sprocket, lining up the notches
in the roll to the tabs on the sprocket. Press the roll to the right, against
the spring.
b. Place the left end of the upper roll on the sprocket, and let the right
spring-loaded sprocket hold the roll in place.
16. Working with the lower roll, repeat the previous step.
17. Rotate the upper oiler-belt roll to remove slack in the belt.
18. Reinstall the drip pan.
19. Raise the hot roll shield.
20. Close the oiler-belt gate.
21. Turn the wing nut clockwise to latch the gate. Ensure that the gate is firmly
latched.
22. Close the end cover.
23. The printer operator panel message may change to WARMING UP or PLEASE
STAND BY.
24. To resume processing, select Start on the printer operator panel or the Main
touch panel.
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