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IMPORTANT: Keep the maintenance cartridge horizontal when removing it, to avoid spilling ink. The cartridge contains a roll of cloth, which is used to clean the printheads. You are notified when 92% of the roll has been used, after which the cartridge should continue to function for about another 140 m² (1500 ft²) of printed area. A new roll lasts for about 1850 m² (20000 ft²) of printed area. NOTE: These figures can vary considerably depending on the image density, the print mode, and the ambient temperature. The cloth will be exhausted much faster with a high-density print, many passes, and a hot environment. NOTE: The maintenance cartridge is checked to detect end of roll when the printer is turned on and at the end of each print job. The printer will refuse to start a print job if it detects the end of the cleaning roll. You should then replace the maintenance cartridge with a new one. Condensation collector Vapors from high-productivity printing are condensed in the condensation collector for convenient disposal, avoiding uncontrolled condensation on windows, floors, walls, substrate, and so on. The contents of the condensation collector cannot be dumped down the drain, but should be disposed of in accordance with local regulations and site operation. HP can provide a typical Waste Profile Datasheet to assist you with disposal decisions. The condensation collector should be replaced or emptied in the following situations: ● The printer shows a condensation collector alert on the front panel. ● The condensation collector has reached its capacity: see the level indicator on the collector. NOTE: The volume of condensation collected may vary depending on usage mode, room temperature, and humidity. This means that the condensation level shown on the front panel may not match the level inside the condensation collector. 136 Chapter 6 Ink system ENWW

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IMPORTANT:
Keep the maintenance cartridge horizontal when removing it, to avoid spilling ink.
The cartridge contains a roll of cloth, which is used to clean the printheads. You are notified when 92% of the roll
has been used, after which the cartridge should continue to function for about another 140 m² (1500 ft²) of
printed area. A new roll lasts for about 1850 m² (20000 ft²) of printed area.
NOTE:
These figures can vary considerably depending on the image density, the print mode, and the ambient
temperature. The cloth will be exhausted much faster with a high-density print, many passes, and a hot
environment.
NOTE:
The maintenance cartridge is checked to detect end of roll when the printer is turned on and at the end
of each print job.
The printer will refuse to start a print job if it detects the end of the cleaning roll. You should then replace the
maintenance cartridge with a new one.
Condensation collector
Vapors from high-productivity printing are condensed in the condensation collector for convenient disposal,
avoiding uncontrolled condensation on windows, floors, walls, substrate, and so on.
The contents of the condensation collector cannot be dumped down the drain, but should be disposed of in
accordance with local regulations and site operation. HP can provide a typical Waste Profile Datasheet to assist
you with disposal decisions.
The condensation collector should be replaced or emptied in the following situations:
●
The printer shows a condensation collector alert on the front panel.
●
The condensation collector has reached its capacity: see the level indicator on the collector.
NOTE:
The volume of condensation collected may vary depending on usage mode, room temperature, and
humidity. This means that the condensation level shown on the front panel may not match the level inside the
condensation collector.
136
Chapter 6
Ink system
ENWW