
6.1Cleaning Schedule
The following table provides a recommended cleaning schedule for various parts of your printer.
CAUTION
For your safety and to avoid damaging the Printer, always power off and unplug the unit before cleaning.
Area | Method | Interval |
Printhead | Using isopropyl alcohol and a cotton | Clean after each |
| swab, clean the printhead from end to | roll of ribbon or |
| end. Removing all adhesive and dirt. | each roll of direct- |
|
| thermal labels. |
Platen Roller | Rotate the platen, cleaning it thoroughly | Clean after each |
| using isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab | roll of ribbon or |
| or | each roll of direct- |
|
| thermal labels. |
Media Path | Compressed air / | As needed, based |
| isopropyl alcohol. | on weekly visual |
|
| inspection. |
Peel/Tear Bar | Isopropyl alcohol | As needed, based |
|
| on weekly visual |
|
| inspection. |
Media Sensor | Compressed air, isopropyl alcohol if | Monthly or as |
| needed. | needed. |
Interior | As needed. | |
Exterior | Mild detergent. | As needed. |
Table 6-1 Printer Cleaning Schedule
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