Epson SureColor S50670 User Manual - Page 30

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❏ Do not bend or tug the waste ink tube. Ink could spill inside or around the printer. ❏ The following components require regular maintenance at recommended intervals or according to the frequency with which the printer is used. Failure to perform regular maintenance could result in loss of print quality. In the absence of the appropriate maintenance, continued use could damage the print head. See "Regular Maintenance" on page 121. Component to be cleaned Print head Wiper Caps Wiper rail Frequency Once a week When colors in the printout are faint or missing even after head has been cleaned. Component requiring replacement Flushing pad Wiper cleaner Wiper Frequency Once every six months (or more often, depending on usage) ❏ The print head may not be capped (the print head may not return to the right side) if the printer is turned off when the media is jammed or an error has occurred. Capping is a function for automatically covering the print head with a cap (lid) to prevent the print head from drying out. In this case, turn on the power and wait until capping is performed automatically. ❏ When the power is on, do not remove the power plug or cut the power at the breaker. The print head may not be capped properly. In this case, turn on the power and wait until capping is performed automatically. ❏ The print head is automatically cleaned at a fixed interval after printing to keep the nozzle from clogging. Be sure that the waste ink bottle is installed whenever the printer is on. ❏ As well as being expended during printing, ink is used during head cleaning and other maintenance required to keep the print head in working order. Introduction 30

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Introduction
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❏
Do not bend or tug the waste ink tube. Ink could spill inside or around the printer.
❏
The following components require regular maintenance at recommended intervals or
according to the frequency with which the printer is used. Failure to perform regular
maintenance could result in loss of print quality. In the absence of the appropriate
maintenance, continued use could damage the print head.
See “Regular Maintenance” on page 121.
❏
The print head may not be capped (the print head may not return to the right side) if the
printer is turned off when the media is jammed or an error has occurred. Capping is a
function for automatically covering the print head with a cap (lid) to prevent the print
head from drying out. In this case, turn on the power and wait until capping is performed
automatically.
❏
When the power is on, do not remove the power plug or cut the power at the breaker.
The print head may not be capped properly. In this case, turn on the power and wait
until capping is performed automatically.
❏
The print head is automatically cleaned at a fixed interval after printing to keep the
nozzle from clogging.
Be sure that the waste ink bottle is installed whenever the printer is on.
❏
As well as being expended during printing, ink is used during head cleaning and other
maintenance required to keep the print head in working order.
Component to be cleaned
Frequency
Print head
Once a week
When colors in the printout are faint or missing even after head has been
cleaned.
Wiper
Caps
Wiper rail
Component requiring
replacement
Frequency
Flushing pad
Once every six months (or more often, depending on usage)
Wiper cleaner
Wiper