Maintenance Guide

Caution

  • Eyes harzard. Risk of eye injury.

  • (PPE) Personal Protective Equipment required. Wear safety glasses and nitrile gloves.

Important

  • The customer is responsible for all the items on the checklist and must to follow all the procedures related below to ensure good equipment operation and quality output jobs.

Daily Maintenance Requirement

Important

  • Wipe the heads with lint free embed TruFire Flush. Follow the [Video] for a full reference xxxx

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Important

  • Wipe the printhead plate with lint free embed Trufire Flush. Follow the [Video] for a full reference xxxx

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Caution

  • Do not leave the printheads with flush for long period of time. Prime the heads is mandatory after wiping the printheads with flush.


Important

  • Wipe the UV lamps with lint free embed IPA (isopropyl alcohol 99%) Follow the [Video] for a full reference xxxx

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Important

  • Wipe the head crash sensors with lint free embed IPA (isopropyl alcohol 99%) Follow the [Video] for a full reference xxxx

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Important

  • Wipe the lamp covers with IPA alcohol.

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Important

  • Wipe the home area with IPA alcohol.

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Important

  • Remove cure ink residues from the table. Follow the [Video] for a full reference xxxx

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Important

  • Remove cure ink from the pins. Follow the [Video] for a full reference xxxx

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Important

  • Wipe entire equipment

  • Keep the equipment clean and dust-free.


Daily White Procedure

Make sure the white valve is ON allowing the white ink to recirculate.

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Make sure the bucket has enough white ink (850 level as a minimum) otherwise, the re- circulation will turn off.

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Once a week Maintenance Requirement

Important

  • The following checklist must be completed before to start production day.

  • The customer is responsible for all the items on the checklist and must to follow all the procedures related below to ensure good equipment operation and quality output jobs.


Changing fans and UV lamps filters

Important

Clog filters can cause overheating electronics, low performance and damage the boards. Maintenance type: Preventive Maintenance Frequency: Once a week

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Wiping the Ionizer bar

Important

Dirty nozzles will cause low performance and static issues. Maintenance type: Preventive Maintenance Frequency: Once a week

  • Turn off the Ionizer power from the GUI

  • Unplug the ionizer nozzle

  • Wipe the ionizer nozzle with a cute tip embed with IPA

  • Plug back in the ionizer nozzle

  • Turn on the Ionizer power from the GUI

Follow the [Video] for a full reference xxxx

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Waste Bucket Maintenance

Important

  • Full bucket may overflow.

  • Maintenance type: Preventive

  • Maintenance Frequency: Every two weeks

  • Place a 5 gallon bucket under the waste bucket located at the left side underneath the printhead carriage.

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Important

Waste ink is classified as industrial waste. Dispose of waste ink according to your local laws and regulations such as entrusting it to an industrial waste disposal company.

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  • Open the valve to drain out the ink.

  • When finish close the valve and wipe the drain valve.


Greasing the bearings

Important

  • Maintenance type: Preventive

  • Maintenance Frequency: Every two weeks

  • Follow the [Video] for a full reference

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Changing ink filters

Important

  • Clog filters will cause ink starvation.

  • Maintenance type: Preventive

  • Maintenance Frequency: 1 month- 3 months - 6 months. Depending of operating hours the interval will be more frequent.

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