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CAUTION Some types of media are prone to cockling in the area adjacent to the heaters if left stationary for any length of time. Consequently it is good practice to feed approximately 20 cm of media through the printer before starting the cap cleaning to avoid any possible damage to the printheads that could be caused by them touching any raised areas of the media. Once the carriage is out of the capping unit, the cleaning procedure must be done as quickly as possible so as not to permanently damage the printheads. The printer issues an audio warning beep throughout the procedure. 11. When the following message is displayed, open the front cover (1). How do I maintain the printer 12. Open the right maintenance cover (1). 13. Clean the top surfaces of all six caps as follows: a. Moisten each cap by rolling over the cap once backwards and forwards, and then; 72 Chapter 6 How do I maintain the printer ENWW

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CAUTION
Some types of media are prone to cockling in the area adjacent to the heaters
if left stationary for any length of time. Consequently it is good practice to feed approximately
20 cm of media through the printer before starting the cap cleaning to avoid any possible
damage to the printheads that could be caused by them touching any raised areas of the
media.
Once the carriage is out of the capping unit, the cleaning procedure must be done as quickly
as possible so as not to permanently damage the printheads. The printer issues an audio
warning beep throughout the procedure.
11.
When the following message is displayed, open the front cover (1).
12.
Open the right maintenance cover (1).
13.
Clean the top surfaces of all six caps as follows:
a.
Moisten each cap by rolling over the cap once backwards and forwards, and then;
72
Chapter 6
How do I maintain the printer
ENWW
How do I maintain the printer