Canon CP 10 - Manual (Page 14)

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To Prevent Damage from Condensation
Condensation may form in the printer if you
suddenly move it from a cold location to a
warm location. To prevent damage that might
be caused by condensation, place the printer
in a sealed vinyl bag prior to moving it, and
allow it to reach room temperature before using
it.
Cleaning the Printer
• Never use benzene, paint thinner, or other
volatile solvents to clean the printer.
Volatile solvents may cause deformation or
peeling of the printer’s casing. To clean the
printer, wipe it with a soft dry cloth. If stronger
cleaning is required, wipe first with a cloth
moistened with a dilute neutral solvent, then
wipe again with a soft dry cloth. If you use a
chemical cleaning cloth, read the instructions
that come with it and observe all indicated
precautions.
• Keep the air vents clean and free of dust.
Clean the vents as necessary. Dust that enters
the printer through the vents may land on the
ink sheet, resulting in poor print quality and
possibly leading to printer breakdown. If the ink
sheet becomes dusty, remove the ink cassette
and replace it with a new one.
Proper Handling of Ink Cassettes, Ink
Sheets, Paper Cassette Slot, and Paper
• Please use only the ink cassettes and paper
types specified for use by Canon.
• Allow ink cassettes and paper to reach room
temperature before installing and using them.
Condensation may form if you suddenly move
ink cassettes or paper from a cold location to a
warm location. If there is risk of condensation,
leave the cassette and paper in their packaging
until they reach room temperature, and wipe
away any moisture before loading them.
• Do not place any foreign objects in the print
output receptacle (on the top of the paper
cassette). This area is for paper only.