HP Scitex FB700 User Manual

8 Accessories
Order accessories
You can order the following accessories for your printer. For more information about the cleaning kit,
see 
User cleaning on page 57.
Name Product number
HP Scitex FB500 White Ink Upgrade Kit CQ118A
HP FB251 2L White Scitex Ink Cartridge CQ123A
HP Scitex FB500/950 Printer Cleaning Kit CQ121A
HP Scitex FB500 Extension Tables CQ117A
HP Scitex FB500 Roll-to-Roll Upgrade Kit CQ116A
HP UV Replacement Bulb CH231A
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9 User cleaning
Schedule of tasks
The parts and supplies required for these procedures may be purchased as a kit (HP product number
CQ121A). Consistent and proper use of this kit will contribute to optimal printer performance, extend
lamp and printhead life, reduce the number of service calls, increase image quality, and reduce the
potential for output artifacts.
Follow the cleaning schedule or clean as needed (depending on frequency of use and amount of dust
and airflow around the printer). The printer...

Table 9-1  Schedule of cleaning tasks (continued)
Task and Frequency Required supplies
Clean the carriage home sensor (monthly) on page 76Long stick swab
Cleaning fluid
Replace the UV lamp filters (quarterly) on page 78Lamp filter kit
Clean the electronics box filters (quarterly) on page 79Vacuum cleaner
Replace the service station wiper (quarterly) on page 80Wiper blade
Drain waste from service station (quarterly) on page 81Waste ink container
Clean the media thickness sensor roller (quarterly) on page...

●Minimize the quantity of cleaning liquid used during maintenance to avoid spills, contamination,
or harm to printer parts. Carefully moisten cleaning cloths or swabs with the cleaning liquid, and
ensure that none of it drips onto the printer. Any excess or residual liquid should be removed by
cleaning the area with a dry cloth. Failure to clean off any residual cleaning liquid could cause
damage to the printer, or could adversely affect the printer’s level of image quality.
●Disposal of waste must be in...

8.Disconnect the auxiliary cable from the top of the user-end lamp.
Figure 9-1  Disconnect the user-end auxiliary cable
Remove the user-end lamp housing
1.Remove the lamp power cable from the side of the lamp housing by turning the coupling
counterclockwise.
Figure 9-2  Remove the user-end power cable
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2.Remove the four sliver screws (A and B in the following figure) that secure the lamp housing to
the lower lamp assembly.
Figure 9-3  User end screws
B
A
AB
3.LIft up to remove the lamp housing from the printer.
Remove the service-end lamp housing
1.Disconnect the auxiliary cable from the top of the service-end lamp. See Figure 9-1 Disconnect
the user-end auxiliary cable on page 60 for location.
2.Remove the lamp power cable from the side of the lamp housing by turning the coupling
counterclockwise. See...

3.Remove the four silver screws that secure the lamp housing to the lower lamp assembly, A and
B as shown in the following figure. You can access one of the screws through the access hole in
the ionizer bracket, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 9-4  Service end screws
A
B
A
B
4.Lift up to remove the lamp housing from the printer.
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Remove the old UV lamp bulb
NOTE:Wear cotton gloves to protect the reflector and replacement bulb from fingerprints which
would reduce bulb life and reflector efficiency.
1.Pull the spring-loaded clamp (A) from the side of the lamp reflector (B) as shown below.
Figure 9-5  Spring-loaded clamp
2.Loosen the two screws that hold the two reflectors together until the outside reflector can be
removed.
Figure 9-6  Reflector screws
3.The reflector screws are captive screws and are not meant to be fully removed....

4.Push the lamp bulb to one side slightly (against the spring), and lift it from the lamp housing.
Figure 9-7  Removing the bulb
Material disposal: mercury lamps
This HP product contains the following materials that might require special handling at end-of-life:
Mercury is present in the UV lamps. Disposal of mercury can be regulated because of environmental
considerations. For disposal or recycling information, please contact your local authorities or the
Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) (...