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Replacing the Waste Container Replacing the Waste Container Replacing the waste container is necessary for system operation. Use these steps to replace a full waste container. Caution: Failure to connect the external waste line to the print station can damage the print station or cause an ink spill. 1. Select PSI printhead, the PWC Waste Tank field will show Full - Replace Now when the waste container is full. Note: Do not disconnect the waste supply lines, vent tube, or the electrical connector (J5) from the waste container’s cap. 2. Disconnect the cap with the waste supply lines (4), vent tube, and the electrical connector (J5) from the current waste container. The float switch assembly is attached to the inner side of the cap and when the cap is pulled up, the float switch will automatically be moved up and out. Figure 94 Waste container Waste supply lines (4) Vent tube J5 Electrical connector 3. Connect the cap with the waste lines (4), vent tube, and electrical connector (J5) by inserting the float switch into the replacement waste container and turning the cap to tighten. 4. Refer to “Disposing of Waste Fluid” for details on disposing of the waste fluid that is a by-product of flushing the printheads. 190 KODAK VERSAMARK <strong>VL2000</strong> Printing System
Disposing of Waste Fluid Disposal Guidelines Disposing of Waste Fluid The guidelines and procedures described in this section are used to correctly discard the waste fluid that is a by-product of flushing the printheads. These guidelines and procedures must be carefully read and followed. Disposal Guidelines Before disposing of all waste fluids, contact your local wastewater management authorities for guidance on ink and ink-related waste in your locale. Then contract with a local waste handler to collect and remove all waste fluids. A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is shipped with each ink or fluid. The information in the MSDS is necessary for your wastewater management authority or waste handler to find the best procedure for the disposal. Safety Procedures The standard safety procedures that must be followed when handling waste fluid or any chemical materials are as follows. • Wear protective clothing, gloves, and eye protection. • Avoid contact with skin or clothing. • Wipe up spills immediately to avoid permanent staining of surfaces. Operator’s Guide 191
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The System Controller and Its Windo
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Preliminary Operations Turning the
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Preliminary Operations Turning the
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Starting the System Controller Stan
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Powering the Print Station Off Powe
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Changing Paper Rolls at the Unwind
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Changing Paper Rolls at the Rewind
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Adjusting the Gripper Rollers Adjus
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Webbing the Dryer Webbing the Dryer
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Webbing the Turnbar Webbing the Tur
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Webbing the Rewind Unit Webbing the
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Selecting the Motor Direction Selec
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Positioning the Cue Sensor Position
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Printhead Activities Moving a Print
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Enabling an Existing Printhead Enab
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Setting Up Cue Mark Printing Settin
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Job Setup Setting Up a Print Job 5.
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Job Setup Setting Up a Print Job 13
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Index Emergency Stop button unwind
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Index S Saving accounting informati
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