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Course number U8508S
Length 10 days
Delivery method Instructor-led training (ILT)
Price USD $6,020
CAD $7,224

Special note

This course is for the HP Indigo press ws2000 and the HP Indigo Omnius WebStream.


Course overview

The shared support training program is a hands on course. The course focuses on the operation and interaction of the mechanical, electronic, fluid and substrate transport systems on the HP Indigo press. Participants will be taught how to apply maintenance skills to resolve problems. This may include preventative and/or corrective actions, or problem escalation through the Customer Support organization.


Prerequisites

A person who meets requirements for the Shared Support course has a background of

  • Performing preventative and corrective maintenance on complex electromechanical devices.
  • Has experience using electronic test equipment.
  • Has successfully completed the operator training program for the HP Indigo press ws2000.
  • Has a minimum of three months experience operating the HP Indigo press ws2000.

Audience

Qualified HP Indigo digital press operators who will be required to perform service routines that include preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and corrective maintenance.


Ways to save

  • Onsite dedicated training course (OST) at your location

Course Objectives

By the end of this training you will be able to:

  • Understand of operation and interaction the major subassemblies.
  • Troubleshoot and repair basic electrical problems.
  • Troubleshoot and repair mechanical sub systems.
  • Properly observe safety precautions to diagnose problems and perform repairs.
  • Be able to perform mandatory preventive maintenance functions at prescribed intervals.
  • Perform a system back-up.
  • Competently maintain the press and minimize service calls.

Benefits to you

  • Attendees will be taught techniques to optimize print quality, increase press uptime, and press availability.
  • Service contract terms tailored to shared support customer.
  • Access to technical phone support.

Course outline

Introductions & demonstrations

  • Course objectives
  • Documentation
  • Machine introduction
  • Safety & disposal procedures
  • Introduction to electrical properties
  • Digital volt meter instruction
  • Front electronics compartment
  • Rear electronics compartment
  • Identify replaceable electronic boards
  • Identify cable part numbers
  • Manual operation of HVPS

Latent image

  • Scorotron-PIP gap adjustment
  • PIP/Electrometer clearance adjustments
  • Electrometer board calibrations

Writing head

  • Board functions
  • Writing head diagnostics
  • Removal & reinstallation of writing head
  • Writing head adjustment procedures

Ink system

  • Density calibration
  • Conductivity calibration
  • Pump impeller replacement
  • Density sensor cleaning
  • TCU (Tank Control Unit) board replacement
  • Ink tank replacement
  • Dismantle active filter
  • Ink valves
  • Slit injectors adjustments
  • Delay and duration adjustments

Process

  • Squeegee bias contact replacement
  • Reverse rollers bias contacts replacement
  • Developer drum contact replacement
  • ITM bias carbon brush replacement

Drums synchronization and engagement adjustments

  • Remove and replace ITM drum (optional)
  • Engage Ð disengage adjustment and synchronization
  • Drum synchronization
  • Adjusting 2nd transfer pressure
  • Encoder calibration
  • ITM sensor adjustment

Separator

  • Disassembling the separator
  • Cleaning the separator
  • Servicing the separator
  • Adjusting imaging oil flow rates
  • Cleaning station adjustments

Cooling

  • Removing and reinstalling air conditioner
  • Aligning air conditioner connector brackets
  • Replacing Quick-Connect O-rings

Unwinder

  • Removing the Unwinder
  • Remove and Reinstall Idler Gear
  • Reinstall Unwinder

Indexer

  • Detaching the rewinder from indexer
  • Removing and reinstalling indexer motor
  • Removing and reinstalling drive roller
  • Adjusting drive belt tension

Web transport system

  • Leveling the unwinder dancer
  • Adjust unwinder pressure roller
  • Adjust indexer pressure roller
  • Reattach the rewinder
  • Level the rewinder
  • Leveling the rewinder dancer
  • Image placement calibrations

Omnius control center (OCC)

  • Identify OCC components
  • Testing unwinder dancer sensors
  • Testing rewinder dancer sensors
  • Testing unwinder motor
  • Testing indexer motor
  • Testing rewinder motor

PIP holder

  • Removing PIP foil holder
  • Adjusting PIP foil holder
  • Reinstalling PIP foil holder

Vacuum pump

  • Checking oil consumption
  • Cleaning pump filters

Solid add compressor

  • Removal and reinstallation of solid add compressor
  • Adjusting solid add pressure

Computer

  • Remove PC
  • Identify PC components
  • Perform config.save
  • Perform system backup

Inline densitometer

  • Remove and reinstall inline densitometer
  • Perform LUT calibration

Troubleshooting

  • Schematics Overview
  • Electrical & mechanical troubleshooting

Preventative maintenance

  • Monthly PM
  • 500K PM
  • 1 Million PM


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