• Print a few customer selected reference images to compare before and after conversion.
General note before proceeding:
• It is not recommended that the IDS is filled/purged with air. All steps below to be liquid-on-
liquid.
STEP 3:
• Remove the original ink from the main tank.
• Check the main ink tanks for residual inks or other contaminants. Use a lint free cloth to wipe
out the tank.
• Inspect the filter in the main ink tank and clean/replace if necessary
STEP 4:
• Once the ink tank is empty fill each tank with the Flushing Solution supplied by the original
ink Manufacturer.
• Select the “Purge” function (a function that activates the mechanical parts of the IDS to allow
ink/flush to rapidly pass through the print heads) of the printer and allow an adequate
amount of Flush Solution through the IDS system to ensure that the old ink is removed from
the system.
• Note: Printer functionality will differ from machine to machine.
• Ensure that you are familiar with the functionality of the printer so that “purging” of the
flushing solution via the IDS is carried out correctly.
• Purge until the flushing solution is clear.
• Remove the flushing solution from the main tanks.
• Empty the waste bottle.
STEP 5:
• Once the ink tank is empty fill each tank with NUtec AQF Flush.
• Select the “purge” function of the printer and allow the NUtec AQF Flush to replace the
original flushing solution through the IDS system. You can get an idea of how many flush
cycles would be needed by paying careful attention to step-4.
• Remove NUtec AQF Flush from the main tanks.
• Empty the waste bottle.
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