1.5 Donors and Receivers
●When storing the donor (the donor magazine) or receiver (the receiver magazine), place it in a horizontal position. If stored in an upright position, the donor/receiver roll may become loose and impossible to pull out of the magazine.
IMPORTANT: If a sealed donor magazine/receiver magazine is left in a room for a long period or in a hot and damp place, good printing quality may not be obtained. The magazine must be stored in a cool, dark place not exposed to direct sunlight. If the magazine will be stored for longer than one month, storage at 10°C, 60%RH or less is recommended.
●When unsealing the donor (or the donor magazine), make sure that it is not exposed to direct sunlight.
●After a magazine is unsealed, it must not be placed on the floor or in a dusty location as deterioration in print quality may result.
●If the inner door of the donor magazine compartment (see (13) in 2.1) is open, the donor leading edge will be exposed to extraneous light.
●After a magazine is unsealed, it should be immediately inserted into the machine. If a donor magazine is left in a bright place for extended periods of time, the donor will be exposed to extraneous light and become unusable.
●Prepare a magazine for each size of donor and receiver used. The donor is photosensitive. Once a donor roll is inserted in a magazine, it cannot be replaced with another donor roll. It is also recommended that the receiver not be replaced after insertion into a magazine, otherwise deterioration in print quality may result.
IMPORTANT: ● To assure good print quality, it is recommended that the donor/receiver be used within one month after unsealing.
●If the machine is not to be used for a period of longer than one week, take the donor and receiver magazines out of the machine and store them in a cool dark place. Also empty the water bottle.
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