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Course Instructions:
1. The C9000 series weighs almost 190 pounds, so use caution and
common sense when lifting, moving, or placing it on a surface.
2. Follow the procedures as they are written.
3. If you encounter any problems, notify the instructor.
4. When a procedure ends at a “Stop And Check” notify the instructor so
he can check your work.
5. NOTE: Aluminum screws go into metal; Black screws go into plastic.
6. Use Electrostatic Discharge precautions when handling the electronics
portions of the printers.
7. Pay very close attention to the wiring harnesses and how they are routed.
This will save time when you reassemble your unit!
8. Watch for sharp edges and burrs on the metal covers and support
brackets. This machine contains a lot of metal – Be careful!
9. Store the removed screws with the appropriate assembly they secure.
10. Notify the instructor if you have any left over parts/screws once you’ve
completed the re-assembly. This is IMPORTANT since these are training
machines and will be used for additional training classes.
11. Take your time – There’s No Prize For First Place!
12. We do not “booby trap” machines prior to disassembly or re-assembly.
We may introduce problems after your unit is reassembled and tested:
This is the best way to learn troubleshooting techniques.
13. Learn as much as you can - Enjoy the class – Ask questions
14. Remember; It’s Your Course!
15. When completing the course critique, be honest – Constructive Criticism is
always welcome and it helps us to improve this course.
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