Monthly Maintenance, Main Drive Chain | Kodak 20P manual

Maintaining the Equipment

Monthly Maintenance

Main Drive Chain

WARNING: Turn off the main power to the processor on the operator control panel and at the circuit breaker to prevent injury from moving parts and high voltage electricity and to prevent losing the processor parameters.

Grease the main drive chain in the processor with lithium grease.

main drive chain

Checking the Temperature of the Solutions

After the warm-up period is complete, check that the temperatures of the solutions in the processor are correct. If necessary, calibrate the temperature settings for the solutions in the processor. See “Calibrating the Temperatures” on page 3-35.

Checking and Adjusting the Speed of the Processor

To determine if the processor is operating at the correct speed, run a cleanup sheet through the processor while checking the elapsed time. If needed, adjust the development time. See “Setting the Development Time Tolerance” on page 3-41.

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Kodak 20P manual Monthly Maintenance, Main Drive Chain, Checking the Temperature of the Solutions

Contents

Operator’s Guide Part No B6191 Page Radio Frequency Interference Regulatory InformationEuropean Union EU, CE Marking, EMC Safety Regulations Environmental Regulations Warranty Period Warranty Information Table Of Contents Viii September Loading the Defaults and Changing the Configuration Monthly Maintenance Advanced Features of the LED II Calibration Software Source Directory Preferences Dialog Box System Operating Procedures- provides an overview Using This GuideDiagnostics and Troubleshooting- provides an error Ordering Equipment, Accessories, and Supplies Software Included with the Printer About Other Publications Product Literature Getting Help from KodakPage Scsi Interface Product DescriptionKodak Professional LED II Printer 20P Equipment Overview Installation and ServiceKodak Professional LED II Processor Front View Rear View Page Starting up the Processor Circuit breaker switch Overflow pipe Starting up the Printer To calibrate the printer Calibrating the PrinterCalibrate icon Using the System Send LUT to Printer screen appears Obtaining Densities Using the Densitometer to Read DensitiesObtaining Densities from a File Completing the Calibration Using the System Making Prints Shutting Down the Processor Shutting down the processor for serviceTop cover Light tight cover Splash guard Top rollers Shutting Down the Printer Using the System System Operating Procedures Operating the Printer Time of day LED indicator Current status Lights LCD displayOperator Control Panel Key Is in the Offline mode Key/Light Key /LED Description/Function Indicator Light Cancelling Jobs Printer Offline FeatureTo cancel all jobs waiting to be printed Printing Deferred or Buffered Jobs Status Message/Printer State Definition Status Messages Removing the Supply Cassette Loading Paper Into the Supply CassetteSupply cassette Cassette clamp Paper supply door Loading Paper into the Supply Cassette Cardboard core Detent Screw lock Supply cassette lock Installing the Supply CassettePaper supply door Knife Chad area Sheet transport Door Shelf Emulsion image side of paper Plate Cassette clamp Slot Square Paper alignment Reaching the End of the Roll of Paper Removing the Chad Storing Paper Using the Soft Shutdown FeatureHandling and Storing the Paper Chad area Sheet transport Door Shutdown and Restart Accessing the Printer FeaturesUnload Supply Selecting Scsi Ports Managing a Modem Resetting the Modem PortSelecting the Target Pad Read Options Checking for a Modem Setting the Paper Length Setting the Printer Time and DateSetting the Current Time Setting the Current Date Inches Selecting the Slug Width for the Paper Setting the Page Starts Value Paper Size Image Width in Pixels Producing Borderless Prints Distance a Cut edge Distance B Setting the Copyright Detection Feature Accessing the Software Version NumberHost Select Always On Always Off Resetting the Parameters Resetting the DefaultsResetting the Printing LUTs Resetting the Copyright Detection LUTs Changing the Units of Measurement for Paper Sizes About PrintingImage Size Buffered and Unbuffered Jobs or Immediate Deferred Printing Deferred or Buffered Jobs Host Software Functions Supported by the PrinterBar Coding Pixel Doubling Set Mode View ModeCalibrate Mode Min Max Mode SET Status Messages OCP On/Off Light On/off light switch Operational Modes Operator Key Service FeatureMode Key switch lock Adjusting the Key Switch Lock Processing a Control Strip Viewing the Current Time Setting Viewing/Setting the Processor Time and Date Setting the On/Off Times Viewing/Setting the Seven-Day TimerViewing the Software Identification Viewing the On/Off Times Calibrating the Temperatures Viewing/Setting the TemperaturesResetting the Min Max Temperatures Viewing the Temperature Settings Calibrating the Replenishment Flow Rate Viewing/Setting Replenishment Settings Managing the Development Time Setting the Development TimeEntering the Flow Rate Viewing the Development Time Selecting the Processor Setup Viewing the Processor SetupManaging the Material Sensors Displaying the Min Max Development Time Controlling the Processor Drive Computer Reset Changing the Metric/Fahrenheit Mode Changing the Wash/Stabilizer Setup Setting the Chemical Temperature Tolerance Setting the Development Time ToleranceClearing Error Conditions Page Maintaining the Equipment Maintaining the Printer Daily MaintenanceRemoving the Chad Calibrating the Printer Replacing the Air Filter Periodic Maintenance Chemistry Levels Maintaining the ProcessorReplenishment and Effluent Chemical Levels Cleaning the Crossover Assemblies Operational Checks Testing Checking the Tension of the Main Drive Chain Weekly MaintenanceChecking the Circulation Cleaning the Crossover Assemblies and Transport Racks Preventing Algae for Wash Configuration Cleaning the Feed Table and the Processor Entrance Sensors Checking the Fittings for Leaks Replacing Chemical and Wash Filters Checking the Temperature of the Solutions Monthly MaintenanceChecking and Adjusting the Speed of the Processor Main Drive Chain Cleaning the Tank and Dryer Cover Cleaning the Processor Tanks Cleaning Chemical Residue BuildupTo clean the processor tanks Developer/Replenisher Ektacolor RA Developer/Replenisher RT Adding New Chemistry Tank/Dryer Temperature Replenishment Rate Recommended Processor SettingsReplenisher Additives High Paper Utilization Over 300 sq/ft per dayPage Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Manual or Automatic Reinitialization Printer Error Messages Printer Paper Path Knife assemblyFlop preventer knob Metering Roller Knob Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Printer Error Messages Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Bad checksum RAM test failed at powerup Call for service 132 Miscellaneous Printer Error Messages Visible Sheet transport area Not visible Clearing Printer Paper JamsNot visible and a paper jam Observation Possible Cause Possible Solution Troubleshooting Observable Errors Become damaged Damaged vacuum reduction Insert was installed Tighten the clamps and compression fittings Latch Additional Troubleshooting Tips for the Printer Error Possible Cause Possible Solution Message Processor Error Messages Clearing a Reset Message Clearing Error MessagesFunction keys Clearing Processor Paper Jams Clearing Drive Errors Additional Troubleshooting Tips for the Processor Calibration TroubleshootingCalibration Graph Lockedfilename Calibration Error Codes Devicename Printer devicename Column, value value is Directorydirectory Error Number of patches Error Message Possible Cause/Subsystem Possible Solution Non-Numeric Error Messages Asia/Pacific Region Getting Additional HelpCountry Country Code Helpline Number European RegionPage Supplies AccessoriesQty/Size Catalog Number Metric Paper Standard U.S. PaperSurface Size Types Surface Size Type Publications Processor ChemicalsQty/Size Part Number Catalog Number Page Dimensions and Weight Printer/Processor SpecificationsAcoustic Specifications Width Length Weight Site Requirements Operator and Service AccessFloor Requirements Plumbed Processors Water Supply PlumbingPlumbed Processors Waste Water and Effluents Unplumbed Processors Electrical Nominal Voltage/Frequency Voltage Range Power ConsumptionProcessor 208 Power Outlets Power CordsPrinter Processor Line Frequency Power Receptacles U.S. and Canada20P/20R 20P Printer Power Receptacles Europe Processor Power Receptacles Europe Line Voltage Operating Environment Temperature Relative Humidity Altitude Lighting MaximumVenting the Processor Air conditioning requirements Maximum Environmental Temperature Wash Chemical Processor Humidity SpecificationsWash Chemicals Telephone line Scsi Cable System Requirements Installing the Calibration SoftwareMacintosh Version Windows NT Version Macintosh Version and Windows NT Version Installation ProcedureContinue For Windows NT systems, select one of the following Application Window Definitions Kodak Device Calibration SoftwareWindow Area Description Menu Function Icon/Key Availability Description Access Adding a Device Starting the Kodak Device Calibration SoftwareMacintosh Version Windows NT Version Additional Calibration Information To change the log settings for the Kodak Device Calibration Editing the Log SettingsDevice Setting Options Edit icon All devices must be deselected Edit icon Device icon Updating a Device Cut icon Device icon Deleting a Device Viewing Graphs Advanced Features of the LED II Calibration Software Value Graph Difference Graph To view calibration graphs History Graph Graphs icon Sending LUTsTo send a LUT to the Printer Send LUT icon To send a test target to the printer Sending TargetsSend Test Target icon Click the Send Test Target icon Windows NT Version To edit the calibration configuration Editing the Calibration Configuration Edit icon Edit Configuration Screen for Macintosh Systems Procedure Description Attribute Editing Information on the Procedure Tab To edit the configuration information on the Procedure tab Density Source Description Attribute Editing Information on the Density Source Tab To edit the configuration information on the Aim tab Printers only. Only use this feature as instructed by KodakEditing Information on the Aim Tab Attribute Description Editing Information on the History Tab To edit the configuration information on the History tab Editing Information on the Paper Tab Editing DP2 Information Windows NT Systems Editing Kpis Information Macintosh Systems Additional Calibration Information Completing the Edit Configuration File Formats Creating a Density File for Use with CalibrationDensityDataRaw Technet Format Example To install the densitometer Installing the DensitometerHost System Default Port Page Hardware Requirements Installing the IPS SoftwareSoftware Requirements Communication Channels Installing the Software Using the Image Print ServerInserting Images into the Print Queue Source Directory Insertion Menu Bar Insertion Failed Jobs Suspending and ResumingAttended Operation Enqueue Example Using the Image Print Server Software Kodak Professional Image Print Server Main Window Dialog Boxes and Print Options Option Descriptions Menu Access Button Icon Description/Function Option Descriptions Enqueue Dialog Box Source Directory Preferences Dialog Box File Format Details Initialize Default Parameters Dialog BoxSupported Tags LZW Compression Installing the Export Module Appendix E Using the Photoshop Export Module Using the Photoshop Export Module Photoshop Printing Images To select another printer Using the Photoshop Export Module Kodak LED Main Dialog Box Other options Punch Attributes Select an LED Printer Dialog Box Layout Attributes Printer Status Dialog Box Error messages TroubleshootingGeneral error messages On-Line Pages Deferred appears, But Jobs Are Not Printing Other ProblemsPage Index Kpis tab C-29to C-31paper tab C-27procedure tab C-22 Index Sending C-15to C-16 IPS Index-4 LUTs C-15to C-16 Chad 3-14,4-2supply cassette Index-6 Page Kodak Canada INC