Lexmark 4079 colorjet printer plus Service Manual - Page 15

Tools, screwdriver

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General Information Tools The removal and adjustment procedures described in this manual require the following tools and equipment: • Phillips screwdriver (small) • Flat-blade screwdriver • Fuse puller • Analog volt ohmmeter' (a digital volt ohmmeter may also be used). • Feeler gauge for head gap adjustment • Syringe • Drop cloth • Grease • Cleaning tissue • Magnifier Refer to the parts catalog for part numbers of special tools. When taking voltage readings, always use frame ground unless another ground is specified. When using the syringe, clip the end of the tip so it will fit over the smal l tube connectors and into the ink joints. Note: Be careful not to separate the syringe plunger from the body of the syringe. Ink leakage can result, and the ink can stain clothing and other items. Make sure the machine is in a suitable service area and place a drop cloth under the machine during servicing. I An example of an analog volt ohmmeter is the Model 310C manufactured Uy the Triplett Corporation, Bluffton, Ohio 45817 USA. General Information 1-3

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General
Information
Tools
The
removal
and
adjustment
procedures
described
in
this
manual
require
the
following
tools
and
equipment:
Phill
ips
screwdriver
(small)
Flat
-blade
screwdriver
Fuse
puller
Analog
volt
ohmmeter'
(a
digital
volt
ohmmeter
may
also
be
used).
Feeler
gauge
for
head
gap
adjustment
Syringe
Drop
cloth
Grease
Cleaning
tissue
Magnifier
Refer
to
the
parts
catalog
for
part
numbers
of
special
tools.
When
taking
voltage
readings,
always
use
frame
ground
unless
another
ground
is
specified.
When
using
the
syringe,
cl
ip
the
end
of
the
tip
so
it
wi
l
l
fit
over
the
smal
l
tube
connectors
and
into
the ink
joints.
Note:
Be
careful
not
to
separate
the
syringe
plunger
from
the
body
of
the
syringe.
Ink
leakage
can
result,
and
the
ink
can
stain
clothing
and
other
items.
Make
sure
the
machine
is
in
a
suitable
service
area
and
place
a
drop
cloth
under
the
machine
during
servicing.
I
An
example
of
an
analog
volt
ohmmeter
is
the
Model
310C
manufactured
Uy
the
Triplett
Corporation,
Bluffton,
Ohio
45817
USA.
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Information
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