HP Scitex FB7500 User Instructions Replacing a Print Head - Page 8

The print head 26-pin connector has a notch. This notch

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16 Wrap the print head connector with the protective polyethylene strip, as shown in Figure 8-7 (supplied in the Accessories Kit). Protective strip is used to protect print head electronic parts from ink contamination whenever performing print head replacement or maintenance. Protective strip Figure 8-7 Protective Polyethylene Strip 17 Before inserting the print head, verify that it is correctly oriented, as follows: • Catalog number is facing up on a legible and clear label: PZFXXXXXX-XX-RXXCXX. • The print head 26-pin connector has a notch. This notch should face upward when inserting it into the slot, otherwise the 26-pin connector will not fit the PIC connector. • The print head is connected to the ink bar with two screws. These screws look identical, but the left one is marked as "A1" (see Figure 8-4 on page 86) and serves for precise positioning of the print head. HP Scitex FB7500 Operator Manual

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HP Scitex FB7500 Operator Manual
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Wrap the print head connector with the protective polyethylene
strip, as shown in
Figure 8-7
(supplied in the Accessories Kit).
Protective strip is used to protect print head electronic parts
from ink contamination whenever performing print head
replacement or maintenance.
Figure 8-7
Protective Polyethylene Strip
17
Before inserting the print head, verify that it is correctly
oriented, as follows:
Catalog number is facing up on a legible and clear label:
PZFXXXXXX-XX-RXXCXX.
The print head 26-pin connector has a notch. This notch
should face upward when inserting it into the slot, otherwise
the 26-pin connector will not fit the PIC connector.
The print head is connected to the ink bar with two screws.
These screws look identical, but the left one is marked as "
A1
"
(see
Figure 8-4
on page 86) and serves for precise positioning
of the print head.
Protective strip