MIMAKI JV 300 Series User manual

Remove ink on the wiper and bracket with a cleaning stick dampened with cleaning liquid.
To keep your printer running at its best, make sure to work on the daily maintenance along with the instructions described below.
See [Operation Manual Chap.4 Maintenance] and [Request for Care and Maintenance] for details.
・Maintenance cleaning liquid 200 kit for solvent ink (for use of solvent inks) [part number: SPC-0369]
・Cleaning liquid bottle kit for sublimation ink (for use of sublimation inks) [part number: SPC-0137]
・Cleaning stick to clean head-surrounding area (part number: SPC-0527)
・Goggles (accessory of the printer)
・Gloves (included in the maintenance cleaning liquid kit)
・Dry cloth (lint-free, clean cotton cloth)
・Cotton swab (included in the maintenance cleaning liquid kit)
② Remove ink on the wiper slider with a cleaning stick dampened with cleaning liquid.
Perform [head maintenance] to clean up the carriage and station surrounding area.
(1) Press the [FUNC1](MENU) key in local.
(2) Select [MAINTENANCE] and press the [ENTER] key.
(3) Select [STATION MAINT.] and press the [ENTER] key.
(4) Select [CARRIAGE OUT] and press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Select [HEAD MAINTENANCE] and press the [ENTER] key.
(6) Open the head maintenance cover and maintenance cover.
Remove ink on the head surrounding area or the carriage bottom with a cleaning stick dampened with cleaning liquid. Use a cotton swab to clean up the media sensors on the platen on the rear of the unit and on the carriage bottom and wipe of
the dust or contaminants.When the contaminants don't come off easily,
then dilute neutral detergent with water and wet a cotton swab with the solution and wipe off the contaminants.
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DO NOT touch the nozzles during the cleaning.
Wipe off debris from cutting or dust on the media press with a dry cloth or a cotton swab.
Remove ink on the rubber on the cap with a cleaning stick dampened with cleaning liquid.
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Once all the cleaning is finished, close the head maintenance cover and the maintenance cover,
・Dried ink or contaminants on the cap prevent the cap from sealing the nozzle surface firmly, and then press the [ENTER] key.
causing dried-out nozzle surface or nozzle drop-out that may not get unclogged with the cleaning function.
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・If you keep using filthy wiper with dried ink on it, dried ink porlicles can sneak into the nozzles,
causing nozzle clogging.
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The nozzle part
(Never touch it.)
Daily
For your safety, Wear the goggles and gloves that came
with the product when performing the maintenance.
Required Tools
1. Performing head maintenance
2. Cleaning head surrounding area
Clean the carriage bottom with a cleaning stick.
Clean the side of the head with a cleaning stick.
3. Cleaning cap
Before cleaning *Picture of JV300
After cleaning *Picture of JV300
Before cleaning After cleaning
Pinch the nubs on both
edges and slide out the wiper.
Before After cleaning
4. Cleaning wiper
5. Cleaning media sensor
Rear view of the unit View of the carriage bottom
DO NOT use organic solvents to clean the sensor.
6. Cleaning media press
7. Finishing maintenance
Maintenance
cover
Wiper slider
Media press
Cap rubber
Media sensor
Media sensor
Bracket
Wiper

【Function key】
The dedicated key including [FUNCTION] or the frequently used menu such as
[TEST PRINT] or [HEATER] are registered in [FUNC1] to [FUNC3].
You can make a switch by pressing the [SEL] key.
【Local mode】
Local mode is the mode where the printer is ready
to perform printing.
To see the details in [Print Function Menu][Cut Function Menu], refer to your Operation manual.
All the keys are enabled.
The machine can receive data from a computer, but
it does not perform printing.
【Remote mode】
Prints received data in remote mode.
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Print
Function
Menu
You can check operation status, version, or other device information.
You can change the settings on nozzle dropout detecting function or the related.
You can setup FEED-CHECK, AUTOPOWER OFF, or other functions to utilize the
machine.
You can setup station maintenance, auto maintenance, or other relevant
maintenance.
You can setup feed adjustment, drop position adjustment, heater settings, or other
print settings.
MAINTENANCE
INFORMATION
NOZZLE CHECK
MACHINE SETUP
Menu Contents
SETUP
It clears print data or cut data in the machine.
Icon
Description
It displays "MENU" that allows you to setup each PRINT/CUT function.
It displays maintenance functions for performing test print or cleaning, etc.
It switches back and forth between Local and Remote, and starts Print/Cut in Remote mode.
It displays adjusting functions such as media feed adjustment or ink drop position adjustment
when printing.
It allows you to setup the heater temperature when printing.
Operation Menu
1. Operation Panel
2. Local, Remote, and Function Key
3. Menu Contents
Resolution 360 /540 /720 /1440DPI
Number of passes
Scan direction Uni : Unidirectional Bi : Bidirectional
Scanning speed Std : Standard speed Hi : Double speed
Data type
Vd : Variable data Nd : Normal data
The length of media printed
[SEL] key
[FUNC1]/[FUNC2]/[FUNC3] key
JOG key [←] [→] [↑] [↓]
[END/POWER] key
[ENTER] key