MAINTENANCE
1. Preventive MaintenancePreventive maintenance for the
(1)General
Owing | to the sophisticated nature of the circuitry and mechanisms utilized | ||||
in | the | Type II Printer, operator’s troubleshooting is logically obliged to be | |||
limited to certain easily recognizable symptoms and cures. If a Printer mal- | |||||
function other than the print head unit should occur the operator should | |||||
contact | the store from which the Type | I I | Printer was | purchased. | |
(2) Print head |
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In | case | of a print head trouble or a | worn | dot wire, | replace the print head unit |
as | described below. (See Fig. 69.) |
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NOTE: Be sure to replace the print head after it has cooled.
STEP 1. Turn the power off.
STEP 2. Take off the printer lid and cartridge ribbon.
STEP 3. | Turn the head lock lever clockwise and remove the print head. | ||
STEP 4. | Pull | the | head cable out straight while steadying the head connector |
| on | the | terminal board. |
STEP 5. | Put a new head on the carriage assembly and replace the head lock | ||
| lever. |
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STEP 6. | Insert the head cable into the head connector carefully. |
NOTES: 1. Inadequate connection may cause malfunctioning of the head.
2. The carriage assembly should not be moved without the print head mounted on the carriage.
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