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Instructional Manual Continuous Ink System for use in Brother MFC-240C
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Content Inside: Instructional Manual Continuous Ink System for use in Brother MFC-240C Before using this product, please read and follow the instructions. After opening your package ,make sure to check that all the accessories shown in figures 1-1 through 1-3 below are enclosed. 1. Conduct Parts Check: a. Continuous Ink System (1) b. Air breather plugs (4) c.Square Adhesive Pad(1). Fig 1-1 Fig 1-2 Fig 1-3 2. Set-Up Continuous Ink System(CIS) a. Before installation，put all the parts in front of the printer. b. Check your system for any leakage，and make sure your tubing system is tightly connected and straight. c. Place the CIS ink tank on the same horizontal level as printer, The ink tank has two chambers per color, the front chamber is to hold the ink and the rear chamber is to control the flowing pressure. It is important that the rear chamber contains only a small amount of inks. The ink should reside in the front chamber. Make sure the ink tank plugs are tightly closed, tilt the ink tank forward to make the majority of the ink flow into the front chamber if the rear chamber has some excess ink. (Fig. 2-1 through Fig. 2-3). d. Place the CIS on the right hand side of the printer as shown (Fig.2-4),and keep it at the same level as the printer. e. Hold down the ink tank with one hand and unplug the original air stoppers as shown (Fig.2-5), make sure to save these for later use. f. Install the Air Breather wider end into the ink reservoir tank, making a snug fit (Fig.2-6). Caution: Make sure not to push the breathers too tight as it could crack the tank. Also when removing the air breathers from the tank use caution to avoid cracking. Fig 2-1 Fig 2-2 Fig 2-3 Fig 2-4 Fig 2-5 Fig 2-6 2008-5-30 10:00 AM
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