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NOTE: Users of printers in California must disregard all references to the Printhead Flush or IPA in the instructions or when displayed on the control panel. Instead, the alternative cleaning liquid specified at the beginning of this section must be used. 1. From the control panel (System page > Tools > User Cleaning and Maintenance), select Clean Carriage Home Sensor. 2. Press Proceed to continue. The printer raises the printhead carriage rail and lowers the output roller. 3. Open the output-side door. Opening the output-side door will disable the carriage servo, allowing the carriage to be moved manually. 4. Pull the carriage out from the end of the rail to access the home sensor more easily. 5. Locate the home sensor (A in photo below). 6. Locate the upper and lower slits of the optical sensor. 22 User cleaning ENWW

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NOTE:
Users of printers in California must disregard all references to the Printhead Flush or IPA in
the instructions or when displayed on the control panel. Instead, the alternative cleaning liquid
specified at the beginning of this section must be used.
1.
From the control panel (
System page > Tools > User Cleaning and Maintenance
), select
Clean Carriage Home Sensor
.
2.
Press
Proceed
to continue.
The printer raises the printhead carriage rail and lowers the output roller.
3.
Open the output-side door.
Opening the output-side door will disable the carriage servo, allowing the carriage to be moved
manually.
4.
Pull the carriage out from the end of the rail to access the home sensor more easily.
5.
Locate the home sensor (A in photo below).
6.
Locate the upper and lower slits of the optical sensor.
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User cleaning
ENWW