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General| Print Resolution | Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi |
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| Ink Type | HP Latex Inks |
| Number of Print Heads | 6 |
| Ink Cartridge Capacity | 775 ml |
| Print Technology | Latex |
| Media Types | canvas |
| Ink Colors | Light Cyan, Light Magenta |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows |
| Weight | 205 kg (452 lb) |
Details the electrical system controlling printing and heating. Covers components like Front Panel, Substrate Path, Scan Axis, Service Station, Ink Supply, Curing Impinging System, Air Curtain, and Printzone heaters.
Describes the substrate path from input to take-up reel, including objectives like accurate and flat advance, and key components like drive roller and pinchwheels.
Explains the ink delivery system, its components, and how it provides ink to printheads, detects leaks, and tracks ink cartridge replacement needs.
Details the scan-axis subsystem for carriage movement, components like the scan beam, PPS system, brackets, and the carriage itself with its components like SOL and Tetris.
Describes the service station's function in printhead maintenance and waste ink management, including SVS mechanics, primer, maintenance cartridge, and drop detector.
Explains the heating system's role in curing latex ink, including components like heater control, print zone heating, print zone fans, curing module, and air-curtain.
Provides an overview of the printer's front panel interface, including icons for Substrate, Substrate Library, Printing Job, Inks, Connectivity, Printer, User's Guide, and Settings.
Presents the block diagram for the HP Latex 360 printer, illustrating electrical system connections and component interactions.
Presents the block diagram for the HP Latex 330 printer, illustrating electrical system connections and component interactions.
Presents the block diagram for the HP Latex 310 printer, illustrating electrical system connections and component interactions.
Provides a description of the E-box, stating it contains most of the printer's electronics.
Lists the numbered components within the E-box, including Interconnect PCA, Formatter PCA, Engine PCA, Printer ID PCA, OMAS PCA, LAN PCA, SSD, PSU, Printmech PCA, and Heater Control.
Details the functionality of key E-box components, particularly the Interconnect PCA and its role in distributing power and control signals.
Provides initial steps for troubleshooting, including checking firmware updates and performing USB firmware updates.
Explains how to troubleshoot system error codes, including information needed for reporting errors and accessing printer information pages.
Recommends performing a service test on a component before replacing it to confirm failure, and references information on Service Tests, Utilities, and Calibrations.
Highlights the importance of performing service calibrations after component replacement and references the relevant section for procedures.
Provides troubleshooting steps for printer power-up issues, including checking the power switch, LEDs, circuit breakers, and formatter PCA status.
Explains the meaning of the LEDs located above the power switch, indicating power supply status to the printer.
Describes how to interpret the LEDs on the Formatter PCA to troubleshoot printer issues, including a table of LED combinations and recommendations.
Explains the LEDs on the PrintMech PCA, noting that in normal operation all LEDs are on, and provides troubleshooting steps if they are off.
Details how to check voltages for printer operation, emphasizing the need for a certified electrician and referring to the site preparation guide.
Addresses 'substrate jam' and 'head crash' failures, often linked, and provides tips for clearing jams and preventing issues.
Provides steps to resolve printhead rejection issues, including cleaning flex contacts and swapping printheads.
Explains circumstances where the cutter may not function, such as RIP settings, disabled cutter, or substrate thickness.
Provides a procedure for troubleshooting failed resistors, requiring a voltage-current tester and emphasizing safety precautions for high voltages.
Explains how to interpret service information pages, detailing the contained information and how to print them via the Embedded Web Server.
Describes methods to obtain the printer log and diagnostic package, either from the front panel via USB or the Embedded Web Server.
Explains firmware upgrades and what system error codes are, noting they are hexa-decimal numbers caused by internal system errors.
Explains the format of System Error Codes (XX.YZ or XX.n:YZ.m) and provides a table mapping the XX part to components/systems.
Differentiates between continuable and non-continuable error codes, providing troubleshooting steps for specific error codes like Engine PCA and Printmech PCA errors.
Explains how to use Service Tests and Diagnostic menus, guiding users through procedures and troubleshooting errors.
Describes the printer's automatic internal self-tests and mechanical initialization sequences performed upon startup.
Details how to enter the Diagnostic Menu, navigate options, and perform tests, including specific menus like Electrical System, Substrate Path, and Ink System.
Guides users through the Service Menu, detailing service utilities for maintenance, calibration, and information access.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to access the printer's diagnostic menu via the front panel.
Covers tests related to the Electrical System, including Electronics Control, Hard Disk Drive, BIOS Update, I/O information, and unit information.
Details the hard disk drive service tests, covering protection status, partition configuration, and system file contents.
Explains the Hard Disk Recovery test, used to recover HDD space, clean folders, and restore factory state.
Describes the purpose of checking and recovering defective or corrupt files on the Hard Disk.
Details the procedure for updating or restoring the printer's BIOS.
Explains the I/O information diagnostic test for network troubleshooting, displaying IP address, gateway, and subnet mask.
Describes how to enable the printer's I/O interfaces (USB, Ethernet, Jetdirect) that may have been disabled via the Embedded Web Server.
Explains how to view printer information such as firmware version, serial number, and part number.
Details the SE 59.2:00 Recovery diagnostic test for setting printer serial and part numbers when HDD and Ink Supply Tubes are replaced simultaneously.
Explains the Service Utility for setting the printer's Serial Number and Part Number.
Describes the procedure to reset the EEROM to default manufacturing settings, potentially resolving software conflicts.
Details the procedure to restore the EEROM to backup settings.
Covers tests for the Substrate Path, including Rewinder System, Drive Roller, and Substrate Path Sensors.
Covers tests for the Ink System, including Purge Tubes, Check Ink Supplies, and Broken Bag Recovery Menu.
Details the test to verify ink cartridge validity for purge process and current ink levels.
Explains menus to recover the printer after a broken ink cartridge bag is detected, including cleaning air tubes and refilling ink tubes.
Covers tests for the Scan Axis, including Scan-Axis Test, SAX Lubrication Health Check, and Enable/Disable SAX Algorithm.
Details the test to check the SAX lubrication, involving carriage movement and checking lubrication values.
Describes the test to enable or disable the SAX algorithm for troubleshooting print-quality problems.
Covers tests for the Carriage, including Carriage PCA, Line Sensor Check, Service Station, and Drop Detector Test.
Details tests for the Carriage PCA to check for problems, including voltage checks of specific components.
Explains the test to check communication between the Line sensor and its NVM, including writing and reading a new serial number.
Covers tests for the Service Station, including Shuttle Closed Loop and Drop Detector Test.
Checks the connection and functionality of the shuttle and Service station motor.
Describes the purpose of the test to check the functionality of the drop detector.
Checks the functionality of the Web Wipe Motor and its connection to the PrintMech PCA.
Checks the connection and functionality of the Primer assembly by selecting a printhead to prime.
Covers tests for the maintenance cartridge, including Cleaning Roll Advance and Spit Rollers.
Checks visually if the web is advancing correctly for the cleaning roll.
Checks visually if the spit rollers of the megacassette are turning.
Checks the service station distance.
Covers tests for printer covers, specifically the window sensor functionality.
Checks the functionality of the window sensor.
Provides utilities for printer diagnostics, including Force Normal Start, Force Diagnostic Start, Enable/Disable Logs, and Convert SKU.
Resets the printer to start up normally, exiting diagnostic mode.
Allows the printer to start up in diagnostic mode for performing multiple tests.
Enables or disables logging of printer activity for troubleshooting and analysis.
Simulates unit conversion to Basic SKU for testing purposes.
Covers tests for the inner lights, specifically checking the printzone LEDs connection and functionality.
Checks the connection and functionality of the inner lights and their circuits.
Provides instructions on how to access the Service Menu using the front panel and an access code.
Lists various service utilities, including Boot Mode, Electrical System, Substrate Path, Ink System, Scan Axis, Carriage, Service Station, and Image Quality menus.
Covers image quality tests, including Printhead Alignment, Substrate Advance, and Printhead Health.
Details printhead alignment procedures, including Test Plot, Advanced Test Plot, Automatic and Manual Alignment.
Covers substrate advance adjustments and tests, including Substrate Advance Adjustment and Print Adjustment Plot.
Provides tests for printhead health, including Print Test Plot, Advanced Test Plot, and options for escalations.
Offers a template for checking printer's length accuracy and figure distortion.
Provides a service plot to help diagnose defects in the Scan-axis check.
Helps visually check alignment problems caused by substrate expansion and measure expansion error.
Explains how to reset life counters for components after replacement, requiring an access code.
Details the Service Utility to check maintenance kit usage and reset life counters for components within kits.
Covers Service Utilities for checking substrate path part usage and resetting life counters for Drive Roller, OMAS Sensor, and Vacuum Fan.
Covers Service Utilities for checking ISS part usage and resetting life counters for APS Pumps.
Covers Service Utilities for checking Scan Axis part usage and resetting life counters for Belt, Tubes/Trailing Cables, SAX Motor, and Encoder Strip.
Covers Service Utilities for checking Carriage part usage and resetting life counters for Carriage Cycles, Line Sensor, Cutter Cycles, Color Sensor, and Carriage rod lubrication.
Covers Service Utilities for checking Service Station part usage and resetting life counters for SS Rack Cycles, Drop Detector, Maintenance Cartridge, Primer Cycles, and Spit roller.
Lists various service calibrations, including Substrate Path, Scan Axis, Carriage, and Heating and Curing menus.
Covers substrate path calibrations, specifically Substrate-Advance Calibration and OMAS Calibration.
Details the calibration for nominal substrate advance, necessary for controlling movement and avoiding banding issues.
Explains the OMAS Module calibration process involving printing a plot and scanning it to compare values.
Describes the process of scanning the OMAS calibration pattern, including rotating the pattern and checking for errors.
Details the test to calculate optimum power for the rewinder system after replacement of the assembly or gears.
Covers scan axis calibrations, including Drop-Detector Calibration and Reset Calibration Flag.
Explains the service calibration to calibrate the Drop Detector in relation to the Carriage Assembly.
Covers carriage calibrations, including Line-sensor calibration and Primer Calibration.
Details the calibration of the Line Sensor intensity for accurate edge-detection and print alignment.
Explains the calibration to find the optimum position of the Primer Assembly relative to the Carriage.
Describes the calibration to open and close the ESP shutter and check it optically.
Details the procedure for performing the internal calibration of the Embedded SpectroPhotometer (ESP).
Recommends users perform troubleshooting actions from the user's guide for print-quality issues.
Notes that this section covers troubleshooting using the internal diagnostic plot, not RIP or front panel settings.
Explains the basic print-quality tests to diagnose defects, categorized into Printhead alignment, health, optimizer check, and substrate advance.
Describes how to print the printhead alignment status plot, useful for checking alignment accuracy.
Explains how to print the printhead health test plot to check printhead nozzle function.
Details how to print the optimizer health test plot to identify issues related to the optimizer nozzle health.
Explains how to print and interpret the substrate-advance test plot for diagnosing advancement issues.
Describes the advanced printhead health test plot for identifying failing printhead nozzles.
Helps visually check alignment problems using detailed patterns, measuring alignment error with greater accuracy.
Provides a plot for escalation to HP Division, used for image quality issues requiring further assistance.
Offers a template for checking printer's length accuracy and figure distortion.
Shows defects in the Encoder Strip along the Scan Axis to help diagnose scan-axis issues.
Helps visually check alignment problems caused by substrate expansion and measure misregistration error.
Resets the nozzle health database to assume all nozzles are correct, helpful for white point banding issues.
Provides steps to correct non-uniform drying/curing by adjusting profile settings and curing temperature.
Addresses issues with substrate advance, suggesting cleaning the OMAS sensor window and checking substrate compatibility.
Identifies ink supplies, including printheads, printhead cleaning cartridges, and ink cartridges, with part numbers and descriptions.
Describes the waste management system, including the printhead cleaning kit and maintenance cartridge.
Provides guidelines for optimal results with ink supplies, including installation, automatic cleaning, and avoiding unnecessary removal.
Outlines precautions for handling ink supplies, emphasizing care with printheads, avoiding nozzle contact, and proper storage.
Explains the printer's priming process, used for new ink systems to pressurize and fill tubes, ejecting air bubbles.
Guides users on when to replace ink supplies, based on front panel guidance and ink level information.
Directs users to the Printer Status chapter of the user's guide for information on ink cartridges and printheads.
Provides guidance for troubleshooting common problems with ink cartridges and printheads, often resolved via front panel messages.
Explains how to address printhead errors indicated on the front panel, involving checking error codes in service information.
Details the warranty conditions for ink cartridges and printheads, based on end-of-warranty dates or ink consumption.
Illustrates printer support components like cross brace, legs assembly, stand hardware, foot assembly, and footbrace assembly with part numbers.
Diagram and part number for the left cover of the printer.
Illustrates the right cover components, including the cover itself, front panel bezel, right door, and front panel with cable.
Shows the front cover components: front window, window sensor, impinging covers, impinging trims, inner lights PCA, and front tube shelf.
Details top and rear covers, including top cover, fan/diffusor, heater assembly, dryer fan, cables, rear cover, and connector covers.
Illustrates left side assemblies: SOL actuator, APS, cartridge trays, ISS, RfId PCA, SOL shutter bump, SPI bracket, and ISS PCAs.
Depicts right side assemblies: primer, bracket, primer valve/tubes, SVS components, aerosol fan, spit roller motor, service station, rewinder, vacuum fan, drop detector, and carriage bump.
Shows scan axis assembly components: encoder sensor, scan axis motor, backplate latch, PIP/floater/ISS connector, SRK/TC, rear tube shelf, belt/tensioner, and fixing tools.
Illustrates carriage assembly components: PCA, line sensor, encoder sensor, carriage without PCA, oiler, protector, SOL assembly, cutter assembly, setup printhead kit, lubrication felts, and flex cables.
Details electronics components within the E-box: extension base, heater control, PCAs, PSU, cables, SSD, OMAS PCA, and formatter battery.
Shows components of the drive roller and substrate axis motor, including encoder, brake, support cover, and drive roller.
Illustrates substrate path components: ink collectors, edge holder, printzone, entry/output rollers, input/output platens, and static front platens.
Depicts center guide and pinchwheel components: input mylar, input assembly, presence sensor, pinchwheel lever/assembly, and pinchwheels.
Shows substrate input assembly parts: roll housing, spindle with hubs, loading accessory, spindle gear, and roll module.
Illustrates curing assembly components: sensor/valve, impinging module, fan-heater, recirculation cover, resistors PCA, control PCA, and bracket.
Depicts curing fan assembly components: air curtain fans cover, impinging cables, air curtain fan, and air curtain resistors.
Shows printzone and ink collector components: switch assembly, SVS-Window-Pinch Lever-Gutter, vacuum rubber, print-zone lockers, and sensors.
Illustrates take-up reel components: deflector, motor module, spindle with hubs, loop shaper, left module, sensor, and reel screws.
Lists miscellaneous parts including calibration arcs, maintenance kits, reseller kit, adhesive vinyl, label bundles, power cords, and cables.
Provides an introduction to the chapter, guiding users through removal and installation steps with illustrations and video references.
Identifies Customer Self Repair (CSR) parts that customers can replace, distinguishing them from non-CSR parts requiring engineer replacement.
Provides a table linking component removal/installation with necessary service calibrations and diagnostic tests.
Details the removal and installation procedure for the drive roller, including warnings and notes on grease application and calibration.
Provides steps for the removal and installation of the front panel, including disconnecting cables and releasing screws.
Details the removal procedure for the right cover, involving unclipping the front-panel bezel and removing screws.
Provides steps for removing the left cover, involving opening the window and removing T-15 and T-20 screws.
Details the removal of the left impinging module cover, including opening the window and removing T-15 and T-20 screws.
Provides steps for removing the right impinging module cover, involving opening the window and removing T-15 and T-20 screws.
Details the removal of the rear cover, specifying screw types and quantities for 54-inch and 64-inch printers.
Provides steps for removing the top cover, involving removing other covers and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the right connector cover, involving disconnecting the TUR connector and removing T-20 screws.
Explains the removal of the E-box extension cover, involving removing T-10 and T-20 screws.
Details the removal of the window sensor, involving opening the window, removing cables, and unclipping the sensor.
Provides steps for removing the belt assembly, including removing covers, encoder strip, carriage assembly, and releasing the belt.
Details the removal of the E-box, involving disconnecting cables, removing screws, and lifting the E-box.
Explains the removal of the impinging pressure sensor, involving opening the window, removing covers and screws, and disconnecting tubes.
Details the removal of the impinging recirculation cover, involving removing other covers, the pressure sensor, and screws.
Provides steps for removing the impinging heater module, including removing covers, the pressure sensor, recirculation cover, and deflector.
Details the removal of the impinging air curtain, involving removing covers and disconnecting connectors.
Explains the removal of the impinging air curtain thermal switch, involving removing the air curtain and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the impinging air curtain resistors, involving removing the air curtain and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the impinging air curtain fans, involving removing covers and disconnecting connectors.
Details the removal of the room-temperature sensor, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of the impinging holding brackets, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the impinging heater-controller enclosure, involving removing covers and PCAs.
Provides steps for removing window trims, involving removing covers, window sensor cables, and screws.
Details the removal of the output platen, involving removing covers, disconnecting cables, and removing screws.
Explains the removal of the input roller, involving raising a lever and moving the roller to disengage.
Provides steps for removing the maintenance-cartridge door, involving opening the door and unclipping it.
Details the removal of the maintenance-cartridge door sensor, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of the substrate sensor, involving removing the loading table, spindles, input roller, and tension bar.
Details the removal of the right rollfeed module assembly, involving removing covers, spindles, and screws.
Provides steps for removing the left rollfeed module assembly, involving removing spindles, input roller, and screws.
Explains the removal of the take-up reel motor, involving raising the loading table, removing the spindle, and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the take-up reel left module, involving raising the loading table and removing the spindle.
Provides steps for removing take-up reel deflector supports, involving disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Explains the removal of the tension bar, involving removing retaining clips and screws, and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of take-up reel sensors, involving disconnecting cables and removing screws.
Provides steps for removing the line sensor assembly, involving removing covers, disconnecting cables, and removing screws.
Explains the removal of the color sensor assembly, involving opening the window, removing covers, disconnecting cables, and removing screws.
Details the removal of the color sensor actuator assembly, involving sliding out ink cartridges and removing screws.
Provides steps for removing the cartridge tray, involving releasing a lever, removing ink cartridges, and pressing a clip.
Details how to open the printer window, emphasizing safety precautions and cooling down the print zone.
Explains the removal of the window, involving opening it, disconnecting grounding cable, moving hinge rod, and lifting the window.
Provides steps for removing top cover fans, involving opening the window, removing screws, and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of rear fans, involving removing the rear cover, disconnecting cables, and removing screws.
Explains the removal of the scan-axis motor, involving removing covers, E-box extension, and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the oiler assembly, involving removing covers, encoder strip, and opening the window.
Details the removal of lubrication felts, involving opening the window and pulling out the maintenance cartridge.
Explains the removal of the floater and PIP assembly, involving removing covers, ISS, and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the under-carriage protector assembly, involving removing covers, carriage assembly, and encoder disc.
Details the removal of the front tube shelf, involving removing covers, PCAs, and screws.
Explains the removal of the rear tube shelf, involving removing covers and screws.
Provides steps for removing the aerosol fan assembly, involving removing covers and service station.
Details the removal of the spit roller motor, involving removing covers and service station.
Explains the removal of the cleaning roll motor assembly, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the rewinder, involving opening the window and removing covers.
Details the removal of the primer assembly, involving removing covers, disconnecting cables, and removing tubes.
Explains the removal of the primer valves, involving removing covers, disconnecting cables, and removing tubes.
Provides steps for removing the primer valves cable, involving removing covers, disconnecting cables, and unrouting cables.
Details the removal of the service station, involving removing covers, primer assembly, primer valves, and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of the drop detector, involving opening the window, pulling out the maintenance cartridge, and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the cutter assembly, involving selecting 'Replace Cutter' and opening the window.
Details the removal of the Ink Supply Station (ISS), involving removing covers, scan-axis motor, and ink cartridges.
Explains the removal of the APS assembly, involving removing covers, E-box extension, scan-axis motor, and ISS.
Provides steps for removing the encoder strip and sensor, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the Carriage PCA, involving removing covers, disconnecting cables, and removing screws.
Explains the removal of carriage flex cables, involving removing covers, primer assembly, and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the carriage assembly, involving removing covers, panels, and assemblies.
Details the removal of ink supply tubes and trailing cable, involving removing covers, PCAs, and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of static front platens for the 360 model, involving removing covers and screws.
Details the removal of static front platens for the 330 model, involving removing covers and a large number of screws.
Explains the removal of static front platens for the 310 model, involving removing covers and a large number of screws.
Provides steps for removing the substrate-axis motor, involving removing covers, E-box extension, and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the encoder disc and sensor, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of the substrate lever assembly, involving removing covers and linkage.
Provides steps for removing the substrate lever sensor, involving removing covers and rollfeed.
Details the removal of the ink collector sensor, involving removing covers and print zone.
Explains the removal of the ink collector sensor cable, involving removing screws and unclipping cables.
Provides steps for removing vacuum rubbers, involving removing covers and screws.
Details the removal of the roller gear protector, involving removing covers, assemblies, and screws.
Explains the removal of print-zone lockers, involving removing covers and screws.
Provides steps for removing the OMAS, involving removing covers, substrate, and screws.
Details the removal of the OMAS cable, involving removing covers, service station, vacuum fan, and OMAS.
Explains the removal of the pinchwheel assembly, involving removing covers, substrate lever, and disconnecting linkages.
Provides steps for removing individual pinchwheel rollers, involving removing covers and screws.
Details the removal of the vacuum fan, involving removing covers, assemblies, and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of the vacuum fan cable, involving removing covers, assemblies, and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing carriage bushings, involving removing covers, assemblies, and sensors.
Details the removal of the formatter battery, involving removing covers and screws.
Explains the removal of the Solid State Drive (SSD), involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the heater control assembly fan, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the heater control assembly, involving removing covers, PCAs, and screws.
Explains the removal of ink supply station PCAs, involving removing covers, trays, and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the interconnect PCA, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the formatter PCA, involving removing covers, PCAs, and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of the OMAS controller PCA, involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the Power Supply Unit (PSU), involving removing covers and disconnecting cables.
Details the removal of the PrintMech PCA, involving removing covers, assemblies, and disconnecting cables.
Explains the removal of the Engine PCA, involving removing covers, PCAs, and disconnecting cables.
Provides steps for removing the printer ID PCA, involving removing covers and screws.
Details the removal of the air curtain and print-zone heater control PCA, involving removing covers and PCAs.
Explains the removal of the curing control PCA, involving unplugging cables and removing screws.
Provides steps for removing the curing power interconnect PCA, involving unplugging cables and removing screws.
Details the removal of the LAN PCA, involving removing covers and screws.
Explains the removal of the inner light PCA, involving opening the window and moving the PCA.
Provides steps for removing the entry mylar, involving removing covers and screws.
Details the removal of the heater control, involving removing covers, screws, and the bracket.
Advises on printer environment humidity and recovering from moisture condensation.
Provides advice on preventing new belts from swelling incorrectly by keeping them in bags with desiccant.
Recommends keeping the printer free of dust, ink, and contamination for good operating condition.
Directs users to the user's guide for instructions on cleaning and lubricating the carriage rail.
Directs users to the user's guide for instructions on cleaning the encoder strip.
Explains the purpose of scheduled preventive maintenance to avoid failures and ensure good performance throughout the product life.
Describes Non-Volatile Memory counters tracking usage and alerts for required service maintenance kits.
Provides essential safety precautions before servicing the printer, including turning it off and disconnecting power.
Warns about hazardous voltages in curing modules and internal circuits, requiring power disconnection before servicing.
Advises on precautions for high temperatures in curing subsystems to avoid burns, recommending printer cool-down.
Outlines precautions to avoid fire risk from high temperatures, including checking power supply and avoiding flammable products.
Warns about moving parts that can crush or cut body parts, advising to keep body and clothing away from moving parts.
Highlights the sharp nature of the scan-axis encoder strip, warning of hand cuts and recommending protective gloves.
Addresses risks of bodily injury from improper handling of heavy materials, recommending proper equipment and manpower.
Explains the purpose of various warning labels found on the printer, related to power cords, moving parts, and hazardous areas.
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