HP Scitex FB700 User Manual

3.Install the spring-loaded clamp’s dowels (A and B below) into the reflector.
Figure 9-9  Installing the dowels into the reflector
4.Repeat this procedure for the other lamp.
Re-install the lamp housings
Re-install the user-end lamp housing
1.Secure the lamp housing to the lamp assembly using the original two lower silver screws on the
user end of the carriage (see screws A in 
Figure 9-3 User end screws on page 61 for locations).
●If you have difficultly fitting the lamp housing back onto the lamp...

Figure 9-11  Squeeze the sides of the lamp base
Once the lamp housing is installed into the lamp base, tighten the four screws that you loosened
in the previous step.
2.Install the two screws that secure the lamp housing to the carriage cover (see screws B in 
Figure
9-3 User end screws on page 61 for locations).
3.Connect the auxiliary cable to the top of the lamp. See 
Figure 9-1 Disconnect the user-end
auxiliary cable on page 60 for location.
4.Connect the lamp power cable to the side of the lamp. See...

NOTE:Users of printers in California must disregard all references to the Printhead Flush or IPA in
the instructions or when displayed on the control panel. Instead, the alternative cleaning liquid
specified at the beginning of this section must be used.
1.From the control panel (System page > Tools > User Cleaning and Maintenance), select
Clean Rail Encoder Strip.
2.Press Proceed to continue.
The printer raises the rail and lowering the output roller into position for this operation.
3.Using a lint-free...

5.Using the brush supplied with the printer (shown n the photo below), clean the ionizer needles (A
in the photo below) located beneath the ionizer bar.
The ionizer bar is located between the input roller and the alignment bar on the input side of the
printer.
The needles (A in the photo below) run the length of the ionizer bar.
6.To reset the maintenance counter for this task and complete the procedure, press Proceed.
The printer repositions the rail and carriage to their home positions.
Clean and...

4.Lubricate the top carriage-wheel strip from end to end on the rail (moving the carriage to clean
the full length of the rail).
The included oiled rags can be reused until there is no clear surface remaining on the rag (rags
should be replaced quarterly). Clean these surfaces weekly or more frequently, depending on
the amount of debris in the environment.
CAUTION:Do not add additional oil to the lubrication cloths. The cloths are created to
distribute a very thin film of oil. If too much oil is...

7.Lubricate the lower carriage-wheel strip from end to end on the rail (moving the carriage to clean
the full length of the rail).
NOTE:Even if the oiled cloth appears clean, it should be discarded quarterly so that the oil
does not become sticky.
Figure 9-15  Lower carriage-wheel strip
8.To reset the maintenance counter for this task and complete the procedure, press Proceed.
Clean the print head orifice plates (bi-weekly)
NOTE:Users of printers in California must disregard all references to the...

4.Fully saturate a lint-free cloth with printhead flush solution.
5.For each printhead, press a clean portion of the cloth with two fingers, each on one printhead,
and draw the cloth across the printhead toward you (see A in the following figure).
NOTE:To avoid pushing debris into the printhead orifice, make sure each wipe is done with a
clean area of the cloth. The cloth should be fully saturated with head flush.
Figure 9-17  Wiping printheads
6.Using a lint-free cloth saturated with head flush, clean...

3.Open the service door on the output side of the printer.
4.Using a cloth moistened with head flush, wipe ink and debris from the top of the service station.
Figure 9-18  Cleaning the top of the service station
5.Using a lint-free cloth, clean both of the wiper rails on both sides of the wiper carriage.
Clean the exposed rails on all sides, moving the wiper carriage to clean the full length of the
rails.
6.As prompted by the control panel, close the access door, and press Proceed. Then wait for the...

NOTE:Users of printers in California must disregard all references to the Printhead Flush or IPA in
the instructions or when displayed on the control panel. Instead, the alternative cleaning liquid
specified at the beginning of this section must be used.
1.From the control panel (System page > Tools > User Cleaning and Maintenance), select
Clean service station wiper.
2.Press Proceed to continue.
3.Wear cloves, such as latex, to protect your hands from ink.
4.Using a lint-free cloth saturated with head...

Figure 9-19  Location of carriage wheels
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1.Raise the rail by selecting the following from the printer’s control panel: System page > Tools >
User Cleaning and Maintenance > Clean Carriage Wheels.
2.Press Proceed to continue.
The rail and the output roller will raise to the maximum height. You can move the carriage to any
position on the rail that is convenient for cleaning.
3.Clean the top service-end wheel by placing an IPA (Isopropyl alcohol) moistened cotton swab
against the side of the...