Adhesion to the printed surface will improve over a 24 hour period Use reasonable force when scratching the coating. Apply a piece of tape to the coated sheet, pull the tape off. Does any coating come off with the tape? Increase the intensity of the IR lamps using the control on operator panel Slow the speed [...]
Run 1 sheet , wipe the sheet with a clean dry cloth, if you do not see a smear the coating is cured. If the coating smears, power down machine clean UV lamp with alcohol and clean reflector that surrounds lamp so that reflector has a mirror like finish. If the issue is not resolved replace [...]
Check that speed control of machine is not set at fully CCW position Check Emergency stop is not engaged Check that guard over rollers is closed and that feed tray is installed If machine is equipped with a clean switch and machine turns when clean switch is used there is a problem with one of the [...]
The sixth digit must be turned over manually every hundred thousand.
The condensed 8 digit head only has four wheels that turn automatically, all other wheels must be turned manually. (Note: This is also true for a 3.5 mm 6 digit head)
Check and see if the first number on the second sheet, is the same as the last number on the previous sheet. The numbering head is a mechanical device and may manually need to go through a stroke for the correct repeat sequence to appear on the first sheet. You may need to manually put the [...]
The numbering head must be 1/4” from the crash pad. If the bottom of the head is higher than 1/4” the numbering head will lock down. Review your Operator’s Manual to review the procedure for leveling the numbering head.
Make sure the numbering head is clean*. If after cleaning, the wheels still do not drop out of sight, the wheels may be broken. Contact your dealer. Note: To clean your numbering head – use WD40 and a tooth brush.
This can indicate that the photocell needs to be cleaned. (Important: Only clean the photocell with a dry cotton swab or compressed air. DO NOT use canned air regularly.) Make sure the paper is not skewing as it passes the photocell. Make sure all pulleys and belts are tight. Ensure stock length is the same from [...]
