Specifications

SECTION 4

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning/Replacement:

1. Using distilled water; immerse for 10 minutes, then remove and pat dry with absorbent lint free

towel.

WARNING! Do NOT rub the roller, when cleaning or drying it. This will cause damage to the

roller fabric. Do NOT use tap/mineral/spring water to clean the wiper roller; doing so will

introduce contaminants into the roller. A contaminated roller will cause damage to the printhead

and ink system. Allow the roller to dry completely, before re-installing it.

2. If the Wiper Roller shows signs of wear (fabric surface torn, un-even or fuzzy), it should be

replaced. Be sure to remove the plastic cover from the new Wiper Roller before installing it.

Install:

1. Re-install the Wiper Roller into the Wiper Motor Assembly. Make sure the gear on the Wiper

Roller engages the gear in the Wiper Motor Assembly.

TIP: If you are planning to clean the Wiper Motor Assembly; don’t re-install the wiper roller until

you have completed the Wiper Motor Assembly cleaning process.

2. Carefully close the latches. Make sure the latches are fully locked and then tighten the latch

retaining screws [C] (don’t over-tighten).

Wiper Motor Assembly Removal and Cleaning

Removal:

1. Disconnect (unplug) the wiper motor cable from the

Service Station Printed Circuit Board [A].

2. Remove the Printed Circuit Board [A] from the

Service Station Tray. Carefully release clips to

remove board.

3. Lift out the Wiper Motor Assembly [B].

4. Remove the Wiper Roller from the Wiper Motor

Assembly [C] [D]. See procedure on previous page.

Cleaning:

1. Pour distilled water into a flat-bottom container to the

depth of about 17mm.

2. Carefully immerse the Wiper Motor Assembly, motor

side up, into the water.

WARNING

DO NOT IMMERSE MOTOR OR GET

MOTOR WET; TO AVOID DAMAGE.

3. If vents are showing, carefully add more water until

they are covered. Allow the Wiper Motor Assembly

to soak for 10 minutes.

4. Carefully remove the Wiper Motor Assembly. Inspect

the vents and remove any debris with tweezers. Pat

dry with an absorbent lint-free towel.

NOTE: If this assembly shows signs of wear or

damage it should be replaced. If the Service Station is

more than one year old, depending on monthly