Timex T100 user manual VIII. Maintenance, Replacing the ribbon

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VIII. Maintenance

The case may be cleaned with a mild detergent. Do not use any chemical cleaners as they could damage or discolor the case.

Replacing the ribbon

Replace the ribbon when the print becomes light or hard to read. Use the T112 replacement ribbon cassette. Attempting to “re-ink” the cassette could cause permanent damage to the printer.

Unlock front cover and pull forward on the blue “face” of the clock.

Next, remove and discard the pin and clip (first time removal). Remove the ribbon cassette by pulling it straight up. Turn the feed knob on the new ribbon counterclockwise to tighten the ribbon so that it can easily be inserted between the print head and the stainless steel print shield. It is not necessary to replace the pin and clip. Place the new ribbon into the T100. Check to be sure the ribbon is still tight. Close the front cover.

Pin &

Clip

Ribbon Feed Knob

Cassette Ribbon

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Contents Page Time Clocks Table of Contents Overview IntroductionAccessories FeaturesSpecifications Template FrontBack III. Location of ComponentsSetting IV. Quick Setting the T100Default Settings Programming Outline Setting the T100Programming Hints Enter Programming ModeTo Set Weekly Pay Periods Setting Pay Period and Current Print LineSetting 12- or 24- Hour Print Format Setting Year, Month, and Date Date may be set usingSetting Time Zone Setting the Minute Printing FormatSetting the Day Change Time Daylight Saving Time DST Inputting the Default PasswordIN1 OUT1 Setting Two-Color PrintingIN1 OUT1 Event Max Signal Tone Description Setting the Signal Tone TimesSetting Signal Duration Exiting Program Mode Changing the Default PasswordPunching Time Card VI. Operating the T100Wall-mounting VII. Installing the T100Wall Mounting Template Page Replacing the ribbon VIII. MaintenanceProblem Possible Cause Check IX. TroubleshootingLocation of fuses Error CodesWarranty Product Registration Card 06-0337-000 Rev. C
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