During the daily use of the equipment, regular cleaning and maintenance are crucial for ensuring printing quality and production efficiency. The following practical maintenance tips are for your reference:

I. Maintenance of Core Components

1. Print Head Care

 

Soak the print head in the special cleaning solution for 5 minutes immediately after daily operations.

Gently wipe the print head unidirectionally with non - woven fabric (avoid rubbing back and forth).

Conduct a deep cleaning with an ultrasonic cleaner every two weeks (control the duration within 10 - 15 minutes).

2. Ink Path System Maintenance

 

Monitor the ink volume in real - time and refill it promptly when the remaining ink is one - third.

Check the ink tubes monthly: Disconnect the tubes and rinse the inner walls, and be careful to expel any remaining air bubbles.

Replace the aging seals in a timely manner to prevent ink leakage and contamination.

II. Maintenance of the Hardware System

1. Printing Platform

 

Wipe the surface with an alcohol - soaked wipe before starting the machine.

Check the flatness with a spirit level every week and calibrate it through the adjustment screws at the bottom.

When dealing with stubborn stains, avoid the liquid seeping into the interior of the equipment.

2. Mechanical Components

 

Apply special grease to the guide rails every two weeks.

Check the tension of the belt monthly (it is advisable that the belt sags 3 - 5mm when pressed normally).

Stop the machine immediately and check when abnormal noises are heard from the gears.

III. Maintenance of Auxiliary Systems

1. Optical Path System

 

Wipe the UV lamp tube with lens paper every week.

Observe the curing effect. It is recommended to replace the lamp tube when it has been used for over 1500 hours.

Dust the reflecting lenses with compressed air every month.

2. Electrical Circuit System

 

Clean the dust accumulated on the circuit board every quarter (use the cold - air mode).

Regularly check whether the power connectors are oxidized.

It is recommended to configure a voltage regulator during the thunderstorm season.

IV. Operational Precautions

 

Be sure to cut off the power and wait for the equipment to cool down completely before maintenance.

Use the consumables (cleaning agents/lubricants) specified by the original manufacturer.

Establish a maintenance log to record the time of each maintenance and the replaced parts.

When an unexpected abnormality occurs, preserve the scene and contact professional technicians.