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5 In Case of Trouble
5-12
Ink cartridge trouble
If an ink cartridge trouble is detected, a warning message appears and none of printing, cleaning and all the
other operations that use ink is available. When this is the case, replace the ink cartridge in question immedi-
ately.
Displaying the description of ink cartridge trouble
The type of the cartridge trouble can be identified. (See 5-15)
STEPS:
1 Press the [ENTER] key while the printer is in LOCAL mode.
2 Press the [INFORMATION] key.
Two or more cartridge troubles, if any, can be displayed in turn by pressing the [] or [] key.
Press the [INFORMATION] key or [END] key to return to the display of the remaining amount of ink.
Once cartridge trouble is displayed, do not leave the ink cartridge without
replacing it for a long time; otherwise, the printer will lose the nozzle clogging
prevention function. If nozzles are clogged, the printer must be repaired by
MIMAKI’s service engineer.
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- OPERATION MANUAL 1
- Foreword 2
- DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY 3
- Requests 3
- About media 4
- FCC Statement (USA) 4
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- CHAPTER 3 Printing 8
- CHAPTER 4 Daily Care 9
- CHAPTER 5 In Case of Trouble 10
- CHAPTER 1 13
- Safety Precautions 13
- Checking the accessories 14
- Dry fan unit Box 15
- Features 16
- (See 1-8) 19
- Notes on Installation 20
- Notes on Location 21
- Moving the printer 22
- Connecting Power Supply 23
- WARNING 24
- Precautions in Use 25
- CAUTION 25
- CAUTIONS and NOTES 26
- Warning for Use 27
- CAUTIONS and NOTES 27
- Recommended types of media 28
- Warning labels 29
- Basic specifications 30
- Specifications for ink 32
- Notes on USB 2.0 Interface 33
- 1 Safety Precautions 34
- CHAPTER 2 35
- Before Use 35
- Configurations and Functions 36
- 2 Before Use 38
- 2 Press the [ENTER] key once 39
- BL BL BL 40
- BL BL LBL LBL BL BL 40
- When solvent ink is used 41
- Cartridge control 42
- Carriage 44
- Capping station 44
- Cutter blade and cutting line 45
- Media sensor 45
- Pinch roller 46
- Feed roller 46
- Clamp lever 46
- Post-heater 47
- Print heater 47
- Pre-heater 47
- Operation Panel 48
- How to read the display 49
- Job processing status 50
- Message indicating status 50
- How to use the keys 52
- Functions of the JOG keys 53
- Modes and Menu Screens 54
- About Function Menus 55
- 2 Press the [FUNCTION] key 56
- Outline of menu hierarchy 58
- Direct keys 60
- SET UP functions 61
- MAINTENANCE functions 63
- MACHINE SET functions 66
- NCU functions 68
- CHAPTER 3 69
- Printing 69
- Operation flow 70
- Turning the power on 71
- Power Switches 72
- Adjusting the head gap 73
- 3 Press the [END] key 74
- 2 Select a angle as setting 76
- 3 Retighten the knobs 76
- Input of MediaLength 79
- MEDIA LENGTH = 50 m 79
- 4 Push down the clamp lever 81
- How to select a user type 82
- How to check the user type 82
- Operating the heaters 83
- 2 Press the [HEATER] key 84
- What is beading ? 85
- Temperature adjustment 86
- In case of heater trouble 87
- [PG DROP ADJUST.] 88
- 6 Press the [ENTER] key 89
- Abnormal pattern 90
- Normal pattern 90
- 2 Press the [CLEANING] key 91
- 5 Press the [ENTER] key 92
- CORRECTION PATTERN 95
- Correction value: 96
- -255 ~ 255 96
- Correction value is too large 96
- OverlapClearance 96
- Correction value is too small 96
- Effective Plotting Area 99
- Establishing the Origin 100
- Printing an image 101
- 3 Press the [ENTER] key 103
- 2 Press the [] key 104
- Automatic cleaning 105
- 4 Press the [FUNCTION] key 106
- Maintenance while Printing 107
- When setting to WIPING 109
- [INK NEAR END] 110
- [INK END] 110
- [INK END][INK NEAR END] 111
- 2 Press the [ENTER] key 112
- 3 Printing 114
- EXPIRED INK IN USE 116
- NOT RECOMMENDED !! 116
- PRESS [ENT] 116
- 8 to 10 117
- 2 Press the [REMOTE] key 118
- 4 Press the [ENTER] key 118
- Turning the power off 119
- CHAPTER 4 121
- Daily Care 121
- Routine Maintenance 122
- Notes on cleaning solution 123
- Cleaning exterior surfaces 123
- Cleaning the platen 123
- Cleaning the media sensor 124
- Cleaning the media press 124
- Opening the maintenance cover 125
- L. ∗ > 127
- ST.MAINTENANCE 127
- CARRIAGE OUT <ent> 127
- COMPLETED :end 129
- ∗Being Initialized∗ 129
- PLEASE WAIT 129
- 7 Press the [ENTER] key 131
- 11Press the [ENTER] key 132
- 4 Daily Maintenance 138
- To step 5 To step 11 139
- PUMP tube cleaning 142
- Wiper cleaning 144
- [CR.MAINTENANCE] 147
- Clean the head media sensor 148
- 9 Press the [ENTER] key 149
- Input range: OFF, 1 to 168 151
- [ROUTINE SETUP] 153
- Other maintenance functions 160
- [BOX EXCHANGE LV] 162
- L .1 > 163
- ! WasteTANK FULL/NONE 163
- ! NearFULL WASTE TANK 163
- Cleaning of Flushing Box 165
- 3 Open the pump cover T 166
- When this figure reaches 167
- 100%, the warning or error 167
- Replacing F-Box filters 168
- F-BOX filter 169
- F-BOX filter base 169
- 1 Press [] key 170
- [FILTER EXC. LV.] 172
- Fix with [ENTER] key 173
- It returns to the local mode 173
- 3 Open the front cover 178
- Replacing the cutter blade 179
- Install the new cutter unit 179
- CHAPTER 5 181
- In Case of Trouble 181
- Power does not turn on 182
- Check the basic operation 183
- If image quality is poor 184
- (jet deviation) 185
- [DISCHARGE&WASH] 186
- 4 Remove the ink cartridges 187
- 5 In Case of Trouble 190
- Ink cartridge trouble 192
- Warning messages 195
- Error messages 198
- CHAPTER 6 207
- Operation for Functions 207
- Invoking SET UP functions 208
- List of functions 209
- Set the printing conditions 210
- (See 3-27) 211
- (See 6-33) 211
- PRINT MODE 212
- INK LAYERS 214
- DRYING TIME 214
- PRE-FEED 215
- COLOR PATTERN 215
- AUTO CUT 215
- (See 3-37) 216
- (See 3-39) 217
- (See 3-5) 217
- 2 Press the [ST.MAINT] key 219
- [MEDIA RESIDUAL] 220
- 6 Operation for Functions 222
- Setting a MACHINE SETUP 225
- DRY & EXHAUST FAN 226
- Feeding/TakeUP 227
- DRYNESS FEED 227
- CONFIRM. FEED 228
- PRE-FEED METHOD 228
- HEATER SETUP 228
- MEDIA CUT 228
- TIME SET 229
- UNIT SETUP 229
- STAMP SETUP 230
- Test Draw Arrange 231
- Detection of media 231
- MACHINE NAME 231
- INFORMATION 232
- ERROR HISTORY 232
- MAINTE. HISTORY 232
- PRT.modeHISTORY 232
- Ink replacement report 233
- Serial&DealerNo 233
- Invoking NCU functions 234
- Outline of the NCU functions 235
- NG JUDGEMENT (*1) 236
- COND.INDICATION 236
- DISPLAY setting 237
- Applied settings of functions 238
- Detailed settings of heaters 239
- Input range: 240
- PRE [OFF, 20 - 60] ° C 240
- PRT [OFF, 20 - 60] ° C 240
- POST [OFF, 20 - 70] ° C 240
- How to operate function menus 241
- Change is 243
- Functions related to ink 244
- Remove the cleaning 245
- Function Flowchart [BOOT] 246
- TS5-1600 249
- MBbKYBMm 252
- DECIDE = [ENTER] 258
- TIMER SET = [FUNC.] 258
- 0 to 60min/CONTINUE 259
- D201884-13-21022011 286
- Printed in Japan 288
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