Epson 2200 Service Manual - Page 200

PG Adjustment, Adjustment Gauge Appearance

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EPSON Stylus PHOTO 2100/2200 Revision B 5.2.4 PG Adjustment When any of the following parts has been removed or replaced, this adjustment must be performed to secure the specified clearance for the print surface and paper. ! Carriage unit ! Carriage guide shafts A, B ! Adjust parallelism bushes, sub adjust parallelism bushes (Including the case where positions have been shifted) NOTE: It is recommended to make this adjustment when the Head was removed/ replaced. In addition to the servicing program, the exclusive adjustment gauges are used in this adjustment. One set of the exclusive adjustment gauges consists of two gauges for left and right. NOTE: There are two different types of adjustment gauges. One has one rail and the other has two rails on the side that is mounted on the Front paper guide. They have the same functions and quality. Adjustment gauge plate (side face) Continuity measurement portion Continuity measurement portion Lead wire/plate mounting hole Rails Adjustment gauge plate (top face) Figure 5-8. Adjustment Gauge Appearance For the adjustment gauges, the arm parts and fixing screws are available as accessories for connection of the Alligator clips of the Tester. If the rigidity of the Alligator clip cables used with the Tester is high, it is recommended to use lead wires of low rigidity instead of the supplied arms. In either case, note the orientation of mounting. Top surface Arm part Screws Lead wire Bottom surface Face the ball of the lead wire downward. Figure 5-9. Orientation of Mounting the Lead Wire/Arm Part C A U T IO N " Do not touch the adjustment gauge plate surface with bare hands. " If the adjustment gauge plate surface is stained by ink or like, wipe it with a soft cloth or like. " In case the Platen Gap is not adjusted in the standard and it is narrow value, this printer has a tendency that the color of the printed image will have redness depend on the printed image. So, this adjsutment must be done with precision ADJUSTMENT Adjustments 200

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EPSON Stylus PHOTO 2100/2200
Revision B
ADJUSTMENT
Adjustments
200
5.2.4
PG Adjustment
When any of the following parts has been removed or replaced, this adjustment must
be performed to secure the specified clearance for the print surface and paper.
!
Carriage unit
!
Carriage guide shafts A, B
!
Adjust parallelism bushes, sub adjust parallelism bushes
(Including the case where positions have been shifted)
NOTE:
It is recommended to make this adjustment when the Head was removed/
replaced.
In addition to the servicing program, the exclusive adjustment gauges are used in this
adjustment. One set of the exclusive adjustment gauges consists of two gauges for left
and right.
NOTE:
There are two different types of adjustment gauges. One has one rail and
the other has two rails on the side that is mounted on the Front paper
guide. They have the same functions and quality.
Figure 5-8.
Adjustment Gauge Appearance
For the adjustment gauges, the arm parts and fixing screws are available as accessories
for connection of the Alligator clips of the Tester. If the rigidity of the Alligator clip
cables used with the Tester is high, it is recommended to use lead wires of low rigidity
instead of the supplied arms.
In either case, note the orientation of mounting.
Figure 5-9.
Orientation of Mounting the Lead Wire/Arm Part
Rails
Adjustment
gauge plate
(top face)
Adjustment
gauge plate
(side face)
Continuity
measurement
portion
Continuity
measurement
portion
Lead wire/plate
mounting hole
C
A
U
T
I
O
N
"
Do not touch the adjustment gauge plate surface with bare
hands.
"
If the adjustment gauge plate surface is stained by ink or like,
wipe it with a soft cloth or like.
"
In case the Platen Gap is not adjusted in the standard and it is
narrow value, this printer has a tendency that the color of the
printed image will have redness depend on the printed image.
So, this adjsutment must be done with precision
Arm part
Lead wire
Screws
Top surface
Bottom surface
Face the ball of the lead
wire downward.