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17. Remove the old ink filter and insert a new one. 18. Close the ink filter cover. 19. Remove the printhead cleaning container. 20. Insert the new printhead cleaning container. NOTE: Before it can resume printing, the printer needs all the ink cartridges, printheads and printhead cleaning cartridge to be installed, and the printer window and printhead cleaning cartridge door to be closed. Service maintenance During the life of your printer, components that are used constantly can wear out. To avoid having these components degrade to the point that the printer breaks down, the printer keeps track of the number of cycles that the printer carriage makes across the axis of the printer, and also monitors the total quantity of ink used. The printer uses these numbers to track the need for service maintenance, and displays one of the following messages on the front panel: ● Service Maintenance Kit 1 ● Service Maintenance Kit 2 ● Service Maintenance Kit 3 These messages mean that some components are nearing the end of their lives. You can continue printing for quite some time, depending on your use of the printer. However, HP strongly recommends that you call your service representative and arrange for a service maintenance visit. The service engineer can then replace the worn parts on-site, which will prolong the life of the printer. The benefits of arranging a service engineer's visit when these messages appear on the front panel are twofold: ● The printer components can be replaced at a time that is convenient for you, and so will not disturb your daily workflow. ● During a service maintenance visit, the service engineer replaces several parts at once. This eliminates the need for repeat visits. ENWW Service maintenance 39

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17.
Remove the old ink filter and insert a new one.
18.
Close the ink filter cover.
19.
Remove the printhead cleaning container.
20.
Insert the new printhead cleaning container.
NOTE:
Before it can resume printing, the printer needs all the ink cartridges, printheads and printhead
cleaning cartridge to be installed, and the printer window and printhead cleaning cartridge door to be closed.
Service maintenance
During the life of your printer, components that are used constantly can wear out.
To avoid having these components degrade to the point that the printer breaks down, the printer keeps track
of the number of cycles that the printer carriage makes across the axis of the printer, and also monitors the
total quantity of ink used.
The printer uses these numbers to track the need for service maintenance, and displays one of the following
messages on the front panel:
●
Service Maintenance Kit 1
●
Service Maintenance Kit 2
●
Service Maintenance Kit 3
These messages mean that some components are nearing the end of their lives. You can continue printing for
quite some time, depending on your use of the printer. However, HP strongly recommends that you call your
service representative and arrange for a service maintenance visit. The service engineer can then replace the
worn parts on-site, which will prolong the life of the printer.
The benefits of arranging a service engineer's visit when these messages appear on the front panel are two-
fold:
●
The printer components can be replaced at a time that is convenient for you, and so will not disturb your
daily workflow.
●
During a service maintenance visit, the service engineer replaces several parts at once. This eliminates
the need for repeat visits.
ENWW
Service maintenance
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