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4. Maintenance

This section will describe some of the steps to perform basic maintenance and

cleaning on the machine.

Warning!

1. Disconnect the power cord from the back of the machine before servicing.

2. Do not pour water directly into the printer

3. Be careful while working inside the machine. The power supply could still

contain an electrical charge.

4.1 Cleaning

To ensure the proper operation and to help extend the life of the printer, the printer

must be cleaned regularly.

1. Turn the printer off and unplug it from the back of the machine.

2. Open the cover of the machine.

3. Unlock the print head lever and raise the print head block.

4. Inspect the printer for damage and debris.

5. Using a can of compressed air blow out any dust and debris from the

machine.

6. Using hardware store grade rubbing alcohol, wipe the machine clean.

7. Make sure that the surfaces are free of debris and adhesive.

8. Be sure that the feed gap sensor is clear and free of debris.

9. Wipe the print head element to remove and ink and debris (this procedure

should be performed every time you change labels).

10. Be sure to let the machine dry out before beginning the operation of the

machine.

Caution!

1. Do not use any scrubbing agents or pads on the machine, especially the print

head. Using abrasive cleaners and pads can cause damage to the print head

element.

2. Use rubbing alcohol on the machine. Using any other cleaning agent may

cause discoloration and damage to the machine.

3. Make sure the print head is cleaned every time you load new label stock into

the machine. This will ensure proper printing and help extend the life of the

machine.

4.2 Cleaning the outside of the printer

1. Do not use rubbing alcohol on the screen. Damage could be caused to the

printer.

2. Do not use water to clean the machine. Water could cause damage to the

electrical parts in the machine.

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