Kodak 800 SERIES - Manual (Page 259)

NovaJet 800 Series Service Manual
Assembly\Disassembly 5-55
Remove the ink delivery system.
15. Ensure the ink delivery system carriage cover brackets are clear of the
rear cover. Remove rear cover by lifting up and pulling away from the
Y-Arm. Note: do not lose the 2 retracting stop springs.
16. Disconnect all Main PWA connections. Disconnect the power supply,
servo motor, stepper motor, takeup/feed system, Autoload sensor, both
vacuum fans, power supply cooling fan, both trailing cables, and two
grounds. Remove 2 screws securing the right side electronics
assembly and remove assembly by pulling straight out.
17. Disconnect the print gap sensor from takeup harness wiring. Remove
the right side plate by removing 4 securing screws. Loosen the ferrite
bracket screw to obtain clearance to pull sensor wiring and plugs
through opening. Remove the right side plate.
18. Remove the ink delivery system carriage cover brackets and bushings
off the slide shaft on either end of printer. Obtain the Belt Spacer Tool,
provided in the training kit, to remove carriage belt. Position belt
spacer tool in-between the frame tensioner and the left side plate.
While holding the belt spacer tool turn the adjustable bolt to provide
adequate tension to the back side of the frame tensioner. Remove
carriage belt from the servo pulley.
CAUTION
Avoid damaging the encoder strip!
19. Hold the belt spacer tool and turn the adjustable bolt to release
tension on the frame tensioner spring. Remove the belt spacer tool.
20. Remove the service station by pulling on the tab at right side and lifting
out. Remove the screw securing the torroid. Remove the grounding
braid securing screw and nut by gaining access to screw through the
right fixed-end beam.
21. Remove the servo motor by first removing the 2 screws securing the
servo plate at underside of printer. While holding the motor, remove 2
securing screws and lower motor through right-end platen opening.
22. Remove the left side plate by removing the 6 securing screws.