Moisture on plotter, Level of plotter usage, Friction on slider rod – HP 250C User Manual

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4Ć2 Preventive Maintenance

C4699Ć90000

Moisture on Plotter

Users should use the plotter in an environment between 5% and 95% relative humidity. To

recover from moisture condensation, turn the plotter off, and, using the main roller as a

reference, wait until the plotter is completely dry before using it again. (Other environmental

specifications ' chapter 2.)

Level of Plotter Usage

To achieve good performance and long lifetime of the HP DesignJet 230/250C and

HP DesignJet 330/350C plotters, users should limit use to the following recommendations

(duty cycle):

Average number of plots per day

Maximum number of plots per day

10 E/A0 CAD plots

20 E/A0 CAD plots

The service configuration plot gives an indication of how much the plotter has been used:

number of plots, number of cartridges, number of times the plotter has been turned on.

(Details ' page 8Ć49/8Ć50.)

Friction on Slider Rod

The carriage bushings are made of a porous composite material. Oil stays inside them by

means of capillary action. Never place the bushings on an absorbant material. To prevent

friction of the bushings on the slider rod, remove dirt from the slider rod and chassis beam.

Apply oil (Anderol 4068, HP part number: 6040Ć0858) to the slider rod ( 3 drops) and to the

bushings if they are running dry.

Noisy Carriage Wheel

To prevent noisy movement of the carriage, remove aluminum or dust particles from the

wheel at the back of the carriage, and from the slider path along which the wheel moves.

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