QS Series Basic Operator's Guide
Contaminated fluid will significantly reduce the
efficiency of the cleaning station and may
damage the jet packs.
1. Perform the lockout/tagout procedure.
2. Open the ink compartment access doors.
You must wear protective gloves made of nitrile
rubber, protective sleeve coverings, protective
apron, and safety goggles with side protection
while working inside the ink compartment.
3. Remove the filter from its retaining clip.
4. Place a rag under the in-line ink filter that you are going
to change.
The filter will be full of ink; the purpose of this rag is to
catch any drips.
5. On the existing in-line ink filter, disconnect one of the ink
lines from the old filter and connect it to the new filter.
The line should be attached to the new filter exactly as it
was attached to the old filter.
6. Disconnect the second ink line from the old filter and
connect it to the new filter.
7. Discard the old filter properly.
Careful! The old ink filter will be full of ink that, if
spilled, can contaminate the ink cabinet.
8. Place the new filter in the retaining clip.
9. Replace the remaining ink filters.
10. Turn on the printer.
11. As the filter is primed the system may display a fill time
out or ink fill error. Clear the error until the filter is
primed.
Applying high temperature grease
1. From the VUTEk User Interface Service menu, click
Service Aids. From the Service Aids dialog box
Carriage Maintenance Positions section, click
Maintenance to move the carriage to the maintenance
position.
2. Place a piece of scrap media under the carriage to catch
any ink that may drip from the jet packs.
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