Two-Part Pre-Mix
Instructions
Toner Replacement Steps
Color Balance
Disposal and Recyling
Toners
On a weekly basis, remove the premixed toners from the printer and the concentrates from the toner station, replace the cap, and shake well, to maintain good dispersion and optimal printing characteristics.
Read these instructions before opening the bottles, and use the when mixing
Mix the
1.For personal safety, we recommend wearing protective gloves, glasses and lab coat.
2.Before removing the cap from the smaller bottle, shake it for 1 minute.
3.Place the larger bottle (clear liquid) onto a piece of absorbent paper on the floor.
4.Remove the cap from the large bottle and remove the metal foil seal.
5.Carefully remove the cap and seal from the small bottle.
6.Slowly pour the contents of the small bottle into the large bottle.
7.When the small bottle is empty, replace the cap.
8.Tightly fasten the large cap onto the large bottle.
9.Do not lift the large bottle, but thoroughly shake it by sliding it back and forth on the floor for thirty (30) seconds.
10.Let this pre‐mix sit at room temperature for 8 hours before using in your printer, and then use these mixed toners as soon as possible.
1.Allow the printer to drain the toner lines for 5 minutes before removing the premix and concentrate bottles.
2.Replace the black, yellow, cyan, and magenta toner premix bottles with cleaner 8790.
3.Replace the black, yellow, cyan, and magenta concentrate bottles with cleaner 8792.
4.Run a flush cycle to clean out any current toner and concentrate that is in the toner lines and pumps of the printer and toner station. (Refer to the Printer 2000 Operator’s Guide for further details on flushing the printer and toner station.)
5.After the flush cycle is completed, remove the cleaners and replace them with the NEW black, yellow, cyan, and magenta toner premixes in the printer, and reinstall, or replace if needed the concentrate in the toner station.
6.Clean the printer so it is ready to produce graphics using the new toners. Print a test pattern and measure the densities of a 100% solid fill of each color of the new toners.
7.Change the high voltage settings so that the densities are within the ranges listed below.
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Color | Minimum |
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Black | 1.40 |
| 1.50 |
| 1.55 |
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Yellow | 0.85 |
| 0.95 |
| 1.05 |
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Cyan | 1.25 |
| 1.35 |
| 1.40 |
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Magenta | 1.30 |
| 1.40 |
| 1.45 |
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To obtain the best color balance for your system, it is recommended that you generate and use a Printer Calibration file. The file is used to adjust tone reproduction of your printer and will compensate for changes in toner characteristics.
Never pour toner waste down a drain, pour it on the ground, or in any way release it directly into the environment.
Product & Instruction Bulletin 8700/8800 - 3
