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Essential safety measures for operating electrical equipment, including handling, environment, and maintenance.
Explanation of the electrical hazard symbol used on the equipment labels.
Details on chemicals, automatic rinsing, colour coding, and operational guides for the system.
Details on the processor's control switch and indicator lights (Mixing, Ready, Power, Warning).
Function of the water feed button and descriptions of the four types of audible signals.
Details on the dryer's control switch and temperature adjustment settings.
Guidance on positioning, levelling, electrical supply, and plumbing for the processor.
Details on plumbing options, optional installation kit, and drain connection compliance.
Steps for installing the dryer and the print exit cover assembly.
Procedures for removing transit wedges and fitting the print exit cover assembly.
Steps for initial setup and testing of a new machine.
Step-by-step guide to adding developer and fixer concentrates and mixing solutions.
Ensuring the processor lid is closed, turning on supplies, and setting the dryer temperature.
Instructions on feeding sheets correctly for processing, including waiting for the ready signal.
Steps to properly turn off the processor control switch and water/electrical supplies.
Procedures for draining the processor's tanks and performing the automatic rinsing cycle.
Covers daily, routine between chemical changes, and monthly cleaning tasks.
Detailed steps for cleaning the processor roller racks, including draining and switching off.
Procedure for cleaning the dryer's four-roller assembly and inspecting rollers.
Instructions for safely replacing blown fuses in the processor and dryer.
How to reset thermal cut-outs if they have tripped, ensuring solution is present.
Steps for replacing worn or broken tension springs on processor roller racks.
Procedure for replacing tension springs on the dryer's four-roller assembly.
Procedure for removing rear rollers and adjusting the print exit guide for correct paper transport.
Explanation of safety features like interlocks and thermal cut-outs to protect operator and equipment.
Covers prints being too light, too dark, or fogged, and their remedies.
Addresses marks, stains, and poor fixing quality, covering chemical and roller problems.
Covers wet/damp prints, excessive curl, scratches, imperfect gloss, blistering, and dull patches.
Covers prints failing to emerge from the dryer.
Troubleshooting for solution loss, overflow, leaks, and processor leveling.
Addresses heater/drive failures, warning lights, audible signals, print overlap, and fixing quality.
Key performance metrics including speed, cycle time, output, and accepted print sizes.
Details the volume capacities for developer, fixer, and wash tanks.
Physical dimensions, weights, and electrical requirements for the processor and dryer.
Information on fuses, water supply rates, drainage, and chemical types/quantities.
Guidance on chemical change intervals based on print volume and size, with a capacity table.
Declaration of conformity with EMC and Low Voltage directives, listing relevant specifications.