What to do if the print image exceeds the allowed vertical size on my Sakura Tissue-Tek Autowrite?
If the print image exceeds the allowed vertical size on your Sakura Printer, check the settings in the program you are using.
Why is the flash not working on my Sakura Printer?
If the flash does not occur at all or is too short on your Sakura Printer, the curing lamp may be dirty or defective. Check whether a flash takes place by observing the stray light coming from under the cover. Never open the cover to check whether the flash takes place! If there is no flash, install a new curing lamp.
What to do if the ink print head is too hot on my Sakura Tissue-Tek Autowrite Printer?
If the ink print head is too hot on your Sakura Printer, which could be due to a high ambient temperature or defective electronics, switch the instrument to the off position and let it cool. The instrument will remain disabled until the print head cools to a regular temperature. Also, check that the ambient temperature is within normal ranges.
What to do if my Sakura Tissue-Tek Autowrite Printer is missing receive confirmation for send data?
If your Sakura Printer is missing receive confirmation for send data, follow the same procedure as that for ERROR 60 and try another printer cable.
What to do if my Sakura Tissue-Tek Autowrite has a faulty ejection of a slide?
If your Sakura Printer experiences a faulty ejection of a slide or the magazine is blocked, remove the slide.
What to do if the temperature in the drying station is not within the permissible temperature range of my Sakura Printer?
If the temperature in the drying station is not within the permissible temperature range on your Sakura Printer, carry out a RESET.
What to do if there is a problem during ejection from the magazine of my Sakura Tissue-Tek Autowrite?
If you experience a problem during ejection from the magazine due to mechanical sluggishness, clean the magazine discharge using a small brush. Note that the second digit of the display error code represents the magazine number.
What to do if the clean key was pressed when a new cartridge was put in my Sakura Printer?
If the clean key was pressed when a new cartridge was put in, remove the cartridge and press the LOADED or ERROR key.
What to do if no slide is located in the drying station for flashing on my Sakura Tissue-Tek Autowrite?
If no slide is located in the drying station for flashing on your Sakura Printer because a slide left the print sledge but did not reach the drying station, remove the slide.
What to do if there is a faulty clamping of a slide on my Sakura Tissue-Tek Autowrite?
If there is a faulty clamping of a slide on your Sakura Printer and a slide left the delivery chute but did not reach the print sledge, remove the slide from the print sledge.
Details safety instructions, precautions, and features of the slide printer.
Provides an overview of the AutoWrite Slide Printer's functionality and capabilities.
Describes the external components like slide magazines, delivery chute, and transfer point.
Details components such as the print sledge, print head, drying station, and reflective cover.
Covers cartridge receptacles, slide debris tray, and the transport cartridge.
Details the ink cartridge, curing lamp, and slide bin assembly.
Describes the optional unload station and its trays.
Explains the functions and indicators of the printer's control panel.
Details the connections and rating labels located on the rear of the instrument.
Lists and illustrates the standard accessories included with the printer.
Details power supply, dimensions, computer needs, and operating conditions.
Covers print resolution, quality, bar code printing, and printing surfaces.
Discusses bar code creation, scanners, and resistance against reagents.
Outlines general procedures, safety, and environmental factors for installation.
Step-by-step guide to unpacking the AutoWrite printer from its packaging.
Instructions for unpacking the optional unload station and other accessories.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable location for the slide printer.
Procedures for installing the slide bin and the optional unload station.
Steps for installing infrared absorbing glass and the curing lamp.
Details on connecting power cords, data cables, and alarm devices.
Guide for inserting the ink or transport cartridge into the printer.
Instructions on how to fill and load slide magazines into the printer.
Details the processes for configuring software and installing the print driver.
Step-by-step guide to installing the AutoWrite Slide Printer driver.
Instructions for configuring the serial port for printer communication.
Guide to adjusting printer driver settings like margins and page setup.
Details advanced settings for paper output, graphics, and print quality.
Procedure to perform a test print to ensure the print head works correctly.
Describes basic operating procedures for continuous, high-speed printing.
Explains the functions and indicators of the printer's control panel.
Detailed breakdown of the display, function keys, and LED indicators.
Common indications for normal operation, status, and warnings.
Lists error codes, warning messages, and audible signals for printer alerts.
Procedure for printing slides and how to interrupt active print jobs.
Instructions for refilling slide magazines when they become empty.
Guide for operating the unload station, including tray management.
Lists and describes the standard accessories included with the basic unit.
Lists and describes optional accessories available for the printer.
Provides instructions for general cleaning and daily upkeep of the instrument.
Details the cleaning procedure for the delivery chute and its sensor.
Instructions for emptying the debris tray and cleaning the unload station.
Procedure for safely removing and installing a new curing lamp.
Guide for removing and installing a new ink or transport cartridge.
Manual procedure for cleaning the print head to ensure print quality.
Recommendations for preparing the printer for transport or storage.
Explains how to diagnose and resolve operational problems.
Steps to identify and remove obstructions causing printer errors.
Instructions for resetting the printer to resolve persistent errors.
Covers common problems like curing lamp replacement and power failures.
Procedure for safely replacing secondary fuses in the instrument.
Guidance on contacting technical support and preparing for service.
Lists product codes and descriptions for common replacement parts.
Lists product codes and descriptions for optional accessories.
Information on how to contact service support within and outside the USA.
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