User`s manual

Chapter 13 - Daily, Weekly and Monthly Maintenance
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Weekly Maintenance
Weekly Maintenance is also very important to practice in order to keep the best results in daily printing as
well as preventing any future issues. The amount of weekly maintenance required depends on how many
garments were printed that week. Follow these steps to ensure that your T-Jet continues to print the best
images possible.
1. Perform a Thorough Cleaning of the Entire Capping
Assembly
In addition to daily maintenance of the Capping Assembly, we recommend doing a thorough cleaning of
these parts weekly. The daily cleaning is effective, but to keep maximum print quality, clean these parts
thoroughly at least once a week. Parts are as follows:
Capping Station
•
Wiper•
Spit Tray/Flush box•
2. Monitor Waste Ink Tank Levels (Change if Necessary)
Always keep an eye on the Waste Ink Tank Level
Indicator located on the LCD Control Panel. We
recommend having a replacement Pad on hand for when it
lls up. When the Waste Ink Tank is full, the LCD control
panel display will read “Waste Tank Full” and you will
be unable to start any more print runs (it will nish any
images in progress). When full, remove the tank from the
machine and change the pad.
• Remove the Waste Tank
The Waste Tank is located below the bank of
white ink cartridges and behind a metal face plate.
Remove the two nger screws to remove the face
plate.
WASTE TANK FULL
Waste Ink Tank Level Indicator