User manual MICROTEK GLASS CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS CHASSIS II

[. . . ] Chassis Type II Glass Cleaning Instructions 9/17/2004 Glass Cleaning Instructions For: SCANMAKER V6 UPL SCANMAKER V6 USL SCANMAKER X12 USL SCANMAKER X6 SCANMAKER X6 USB SCANMAKER X6EL 1 of 7 Last Updated On: 8-17-04 Chassis Type II Glass Cleaning Instructions 9/17/2004 A scanner is a precision optical instrument and disassembling the scanner upper housing is a delicate procedure. We do not recommend that you disassemble the scanner's upper housing assembly on your own because of potential problems that may come up while trying to disassemble & during the reassembly process. Technical Support personnel are not trained in repair; therefore, if you get in trouble, assistance for disassembly & during the reassembly process is not available. [. . . ] Using color dye solutions can form streaks on the scanners glass bed. Use the clear solutions for best results. You can also use a 50/50 solution mix distilled water and pure alcohol. Also use a soft cloth and avoid all abrasive material such as sponges and rough paper towels. Cleaning Under Side of Glass Bed To clean the underside of your scanners glass bed, please make sure that it is absolutely necessary to do this. If cleaning the top of the scanner glass bed was not sufficient you will need to open your scanners upper housing in order to be able to clean the underside of the scanners glass bed. 3 of 7 Last Updated On: 8-17-04 Chassis Type II Glass Cleaning Instructions 9/17/2004 Removing the Scanner Lid Removing the scanner lid is probably the easiest part of these instructions. Simply open the scanner lid to a 90-degree angle and lift upward to remove the lid. (See illustration below. ) Removing the Scanners Upper Outer Housing Most of our scanner models have two Phillips head screws holding down the upper housing. You can locate the Phillips screws by removing the scanners lid off the scanner. You will notice the Phillips screws to the left and right side of the scanners lid receptacles. (See illustration below. ) Two Phillip screws are located in the two chambers just next to the scanners lid receptacles. 4 of 7 Last Updated On: 8-17-04 Chassis Type II Glass Cleaning Instructions 9/17/2004 1. Remove the Phillips head screws that are located to the left and right side of the receptacles that hold the scanners lid. Note: Do not use screwdrivers with magnetic or magnetized tips. Using magnetized tools around the scanners circuit boards may damage the circuitry, therefore rendering your scanner useless. 2. Once the scanners upper housing has been released lift the scanners upper housing making sure that the on/off and go button remain in tact. (See illustration below. ) Scanner's Upper Housing Be careful when lifting the upper housing; make sure that on/off and the go button remain in tact as you lift the upper housing. No wires should come loose and the upper housing should come completely off the scanner chassis. Assembling the Upper Housing 1. Before putting the upper housing assembly together, it may be a good time for you to clean the interior side of the scanners glass bed. [. . . ] (See illustrations below. ) 6 of 7 Last Updated On: 8-17-04 Chassis Type II Glass Cleaning Instructions 9/17/2004 3. To fasten the scanner's upper and lower housing replace the Phillips head screws that are located to the left and right side of the receptacles that hold the scanners lid. Then position the scanner lid to a 90 angle over the lid receptacles at the rear of the scanner and insert the lid back in place. Note: Prior to reconnecting the scanner to you computer, make sure to inspect the interior of the scanner through the scanners glass bed and check for any loose or pinched wires. 7 of 7 Last Updated On: 8-17-04 [. . . ]