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SRP-270
8-7 Disassembly
To disassemble this printer, perform the assembly procedures described in section 8-8 Assembly in the
reverse sequence. First, the main assembly blocks are disassembled and divided into the sub-assembly
blocks, then each of the individual blocks is disassembled.
Disassembling printer components beyond the example shown in exploded view of SMP-710/710N at the
PPL may result in damage to the printer and its functions, so you are advised not to do so.
8-8 Assembly
The assembly process is divided into the sub-assembly and main assembly procedures. First, assemble the
sub- assembly, then proceed to assembling the main assemblies.
Perform assembly while referring to component shapes and mounting positions shown in exploded view.
The '*' symbol in the "Assembly Step" column indicates the need for a (Check) or (Adjustment). The
(Adjustment) process is explained in section 8-9. Even if only a small amount of disassembly has been
performed, confirm the presence/absence of the pertinent adjustment point during assembly.
Circled numbers in the "Assembly Step" column indicate that lubrication is required during assembly of the
component and that such lubrication will be difficult unless performed during assembly.
Details on the application of lubricants or adhesives, including point that require application after total
assembly of the printer, are described in section 8-4 Lubrication and Adhesive Application perform such
application while referring to exploded view.
All small parts are represented by abbreviations as listed in the table below.
* List of abbreviations for small parts
Abbreviation Explanation
WBH Washer faced Binding Head Screw
PH Pan Head machine screw
WPH Washer faced Pin Head Screw
T/T PH Pan Head Taptite screw
T/P PH Pan Head Tapping Screw
PW Plain washer
WW Wave Washer
PSW Poly slide washer with slit
SP Spring pin
RE Retaining ring type-E
PP Parallel pin
FS Franged Screw
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