FARGO electronic HDP700 - Manual (Page 77)

FARGO Electronics Inc.
HDP700 Series Card Printer 4-19
9. Lift off the Rear Transfer Cover.
10. Use the standard screwdriver to remove the Retaining Ring (140009).
11. Take off the Ribbon Driven Hub.
4.5.11 Transfer Station Assembly
(840152)
Refer To Drawing 840152
Tools Needed
Phillips-head Screwdriver, Standard Screwdriver, Torx T-10 Screwdriver, Wire Cutter
1. Turn off the printer and unplug the power cord from the printer.
2. Open the Front Access Door.
3. Push the Release Lever down to unlock it.
4. Move the Print Station up and back; bring the Transfer Station
up and forward.
5. Remove the four screws (F000034) from the Front Cover; lift off the Front Cover.
6. Remove the two screws (F000034) from the Rear Transfer Cover.
7. Lift off the Rear Transfer Cover.
8. Open the Front Access Door of the Card Input Hopper.
9. Detach the LCD Interface Cable (D840517) from the HD7XXX User Interface Board
Assembly (140403).
10. Remove the five screws from the base of the Card Input Hopper Cover and remove the other
four screws from inside the print station.
11. Lift the Card Input Hopper Cover from the printer
12. Remove the four screws from the Card Output Hopper Cover along the base and the three
screws from inside the print station.
13. Lift the Card Output Hopper Cover from the printer.
14. Ensure that the cable labels are secure and disconnect the cables.
15. Cut the brown Thermocouple wire; be sure to note the path of the wire.
16. Remove the c-clips from the hinge pins; take out the hinge pins.
17. Remove the screw from the Gas Spring (840366); take off the Washers (130283 and 140040).
18. Lift the Transfer Station Assembly carefully from the printer.
NOTE
Feed the brown Thermocouple wire of the new assembly through the first two grommet holes. Then, secure the
connector end of the wire to a long-handle screwdriver. Use the screwdriver to guide the wire through the
printer to the HDP Lamination Board. See Table 4-1 for connection location (J35, pins 3 and 4).
NOTE
Ensure that the Lamination Roller (of the new Transfer Station Assembly) moves up and down freely and
that the cable does not hold it up.