SATO CX200 manual Maintenance, Cleaning

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Maintenance

2-1 Cleaning

SATO America printers need very little maintenance other than occasional cleaning. Clean the printer body as required, using a soft cloth moistened with a mild detergent cleaner.

Caution!

Do not use abrasives on the printer body. The finish may be ruined.

Clean the print head if it appears dirty or if print quality is poor.

To clean the print head:

ALSO REFER TO THE ACCOMPANYING ILLUSTRATIONS

1.Lift open the top case.

2.Press the two print head releases toward the rear of the printer to unlock the print head. The print head will pop up slightly. Lift it up until it is fully raised and latched in the up position.

3.Using a SATO Direct Thermal Print Head Cleaning Sheet or a soft coth moistened with 99% pure isopropyl or denatured alcohol, clean all dirt and label residue from the print head, paying particular attention to the "burn line" (the thin black line near the front edge of the print head).

Caution!

Do not clean the print head or platen roller using abrasive or metallic objects or ammonia-based cleaners or other harsh chemicals. These practices can cause serious damage and will void the warranty.

4.Wipe the platen roller with a cleaning cloth. To reach all portions of the platen roller, press the FEED button. The roller will rotate 1/4 turn each time you press the FEED button.

Caution!

Keep all objects clear of the platen roller when you press the FEED button.

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SATO SERVICE MANUAL

CX Series Printers

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Contents CX200 Section OverviewDimensions Specifications EnvironmentalAttributes Attributes Controls, Indicators and Connections Device Name Primary Function USESerial Input Connector DB9S Printer Power Connection Connecting the Interface Cable Printer Setup Loading Labels or Tags Also Refer to the Accompanying Illustrations NextPrinter Setup Loading Labels or Tags Printer Setup Loading Ribbon Also Refer to the Accompanying IllustrationsPrinter Setup Loading Ribbon Printer Setup Loading Ribbon Selecting the Label Sensor Type Installing the software to your hard drive Printer Test and Calibration Preparation for TestRunning the software from your 3-1/2 drive Description of Test MenuAccess the software Printer Test and Calibration Print Head / Status PrintPrinter Test and Calibration Change RS232 Settings Printer Test and Calibration Change RS232 Settings Printer Test and Calibration Set Top of Form Pitch Offset Printer Test and Calibration Set Top of Form Pitch Offset Printer Test and Calibration Calibrate Printer Sequence of events when the Calibration Program is run Basic Operations Printing and Reading a Self-test Label Example Self Test Label Label Reprint Printer Ready/Standby/Reset ControlBasic Operations Feeding Blank Labels Sending Data to the PrinterBasic Operations Printer Ready/Standby/Reset Control Controlling the Printer Using Direct CommandsPrinting Labels Maintenance CleaningCleaning Clean Platen Rollerlabel Feed Direction Rev Parts Replacement Preparing the Printer for ServiceReplaceable Parts Section Description KIT Part NumberReplaceable Parts Replaceable Parts Location Top Case Removal/Replacement Refer to the IllustrationChassis, Including the Front Case Removal/Replacement To remove the chassisChassis, Including Front Case Removal/Replacement To replace the chassis and front casePlaten Removal/Replacement Platen installationPlaten removal Print Head Removal/Replacement Print head removalPrint head installation Pcba Module Removal/Replacement Module replacementModule removal PCA Base Board Removal/Replacement PCA board installationPCA board removal Motor Removal/Replacement Motor installationMotor removal Head Open Switch Removal/Replacement Switch removalSwitch installation Cluster Gear Removal/Replacement Cluster gear installationCluster gear removal CX Series Printers Troubleshooting Preliminary TestsCommon Problems and Their Solutions Ready light is not litHost stops responding or displays printer not ready message Printer feeds too many labels Ribbon wrinkles Printed labels are cut off at the bottom
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