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HAPASATO Machine

First level Maintenance


Operations
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM
PARTS OF SATO PRINTING
MACHINES
BOTTOM VIEW OF SATO
PRINTER
HAPASATO MACHINE START-
UP
1. SWITCH “ON” POWER (UPS) AND
MAIN SWITCH LEVER
2. SWITCH “ON” EXTENSION SWITCH
3. SWITCH “ON” PC, SATO PRINTER,
HAPA
4. OPEN PNEUMATIC VALVE AND
CHECK FOR AIR PRESSURE.
CRITICAL POINTS
1. CHECK FOR AIR PRESSURE. PRESSURE
MUST BE 5 BARS TO 6 BARS.
2. ALL EMERGENCY STOP AND GUARD
DOOR MUST BE WORKING PROPERLY.
3. AVOID REACHING THE ENVELOPS WHILE
THE MACHINE IS RUNNING. PRESS THE
EMERGENCY STOP OR OPEN THE GUARD
DOOR IF NEEDED.
4. ALWAYS PULL THE LUBRICATING LEVER
EVERY START OF SHIFT
Rules in replacing labels and
ribbons
1. Labels spool must be tight.
2. Ribbons and labels must be air blown
by using air guns to avoid dust going
through the equipment.
SATO PRINTER SETUP

 Advanced Set-up
Type 2 (Darkest)
 User Set-up
Type 3 (Darkest)
 Printer head pressure setting
Level 1 (Lightest Pressure)
FIRST LEVEL MAINTENANCE

PRINTER M 8485S, M 8485SE MODEL


Cleaning the print head

The active surface of the print head is a very


thin glass materials (segments). Under no
circumstances should a hard, sharp object be
used to scrape foreign matter from the print
head surface or from any other surface in the
printer. If the glass surface of the print head is
damaged it cannot be repaired; the print head
must be replaced.
With the time and use, label adhesive,
ribbon residue, and paper dust will build
up on the active surface of the print head.
If allowed to accumulate it will eventually
reduce the print quality to the point at
which voids will appear in the print image.
It will drastically reduce print head life.

The print head should be cleaned at least


everyday.
PROCEDURE
1. Set the printer’s main power switch to the OFF(0)
position
2. Raise the front cover to the full upright position.
3. Rotate the print head lock lever to the open position.
4. If the ribbon is loaded, remove it from the label path. It
is not necessary to completely remove the ribbon from
the printer.
5. Remove the label stock from the area of the print
head.
6. Moisten a clean cloth with alcohol (50%) and remove
all label adhesive, ribbon residue, and paper which
may have accumulated on the print head. You maybe
required to scrub with the swab to remove stubborn
deposits. Repeat as necessary until all foreign material
is removed.
PROCEDURE
7. Do not operate the machine for at least 15
minutes after cleaning to ensure the print head is
totally dry.
8.Reposition/ load the ribbon.
9. Reposition the label stock.
10. Rotate the Print Head Lock Lever to the closed
and locked position.
11. Lower the front cover to the closed position.
12. Set The printer’s main power to the ON(1)
position.
Printer Settings
Printer Settings
Printer Settings
Check sheet: (Operator)

6-2 2-10 10-6


1. Print Head cleaning
2. Machine cleaning
3. Lubricator Activation

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