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Replacing the Maintenance Tank

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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer | 97 4. Turn the printer back on. 5. Run the Cutter Adjustment from the Maintenance Menu on the control panel. After you print the pattern, put the two cut pieces together and select the pattern with the most precise cut between the two colors. Select the pattern number on the control panel and press OK. Replacing the Maintenance Tank The maintenance tank stores ink that gets flushed from the system during the initial ink charge and manual and automatic print head cleaning. When the tank is almost full, the message MAINTENANCE TANK NEARLY FULL appears on the LCD display. When the tank is completely full, the printer stops working and MAINTENANCE TANK FULL appears on the LCD. You cannot print until the tank is replaced. You can check how much space remains in the maintenance tank by viewing its icon on the control panel, shown below. You can also check its status using the menus (see page 82) or by printing a nozzle check sheet (see page 86). Maintenance tank status The icon shows the approximate amount of space remaining in the tank. Replacement tanks are available (part number C12C890191). See page 10 for details. 97

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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer
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4.
Turn the printer back on.
5.
Run the Cutter Adjustment from the Maintenance Menu on the control
panel.
After you print the pattern, put the two cut pieces together and select
the pattern with the most precise cut between the two colors. Select the
pattern number on the control panel and press
OK
.
Replacing the Maintenance Tank
The maintenance tank stores ink that gets flushed from the system during
the initial ink charge and manual and automatic print head cleaning. When
the tank is almost full, the message
MAINTENANCE TANK NEARLY FULL
appears on the LCD display. When the tank is completely full, the printer
stops working and
MAINTENANCE TANK FULL
appears on the LCD. You
cannot print until the tank is replaced.
You can check how much space remains in the maintenance tank by viewing
its icon on the control panel, shown below. You can also check its status
using the menus (see page 82) or by printing a nozzle check sheet (see
page 86).
The icon shows the approximate amount of space remaining in the tank.
Replacement tanks are available (part number C12C890191). See page 10
for details.
Maintenance
tank status