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Maintenance Safety Instructions, Print Head Maintenance, Optional Equipment and Replacement Parts

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Related references Optional Equipment and Replacement Parts Maintenance Safety Instructions When performing any printer maintenance procedures, follow these safety instructions: • Remove any loaded T-shirt from the printer. • Touch a metal object before starting operations to disperse any static electricity. • Do not touch the carriage shaft inside the printer. This may cause an operational error or a malfunction. • To prevent the print head from drying out, finish cleaning the suction cap and replacing the head cleaning set within 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, the printer displays a message. • Do not touch any parts or circuit boards other than the parts you are maintaining. This may cause a malfunction or decline in print quality. • Always use new cleaning sticks to avoid getting the printer parts dirty. • Do not touch the tip of the cleaning stick with your hand. Oils on your hand may compromise cleaning ability. • Do not use water or organic solvents such as alcohol on the suction cap or the wiper unit. If ink is mixed with water or alcohol, it may solidify. • Do not wipe the suction cap or the anti-drying caps with organic solvents such as alcohol. Otherwise a print head malfunction may occur. Parent topic: Maintenance Related tasks Removing a Printed T-shirt Cleaning the Suction Cap Replacing the Head Cleaning Set Print Head Maintenance You need to maintain the print head if lines or other discrepancies appear in the printed image, or if you notice the print quality has declined. Print head maintenance keeps the print head in optimum condition to ensure the best print quality. 68

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Related references
Optional Equipment and Replacement Parts
Maintenance Safety Instructions
When performing any printer maintenance procedures, follow these safety instructions:
• Remove any loaded T-shirt from the printer.
• Touch a metal object before starting operations to disperse any static electricity.
• Do not touch the carriage shaft inside the printer. This may cause an operational error or a
malfunction.
• To prevent the print head from drying out, finish cleaning the suction cap and replacing the head
cleaning set within 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, the printer displays a message.
• Do not touch any parts or circuit boards other than the parts you are maintaining. This may cause a
malfunction or decline in print quality.
• Always use new cleaning sticks to avoid getting the printer parts dirty.
• Do not touch the tip of the cleaning stick with your hand. Oils on your hand may compromise cleaning
ability.
• Do not use water or organic solvents such as alcohol on the suction cap or the wiper unit. If ink is
mixed with water or alcohol, it may solidify.
• Do not wipe the suction cap or the anti-drying caps with organic solvents such as alcohol. Otherwise a
print head malfunction may occur.
Parent topic:
Maintenance
Related tasks
Removing a Printed T-shirt
Cleaning the Suction Cap
Replacing the Head Cleaning Set
Print Head Maintenance
You need to maintain the print head if lines or other discrepancies appear in the printed image, or if you
notice the print quality has declined. Print head maintenance keeps the print head in optimum condition
to ensure the best print quality.
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