HP Designjet 3D Printer HP Designjet Color 3D Printer User Guide
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Table of Contents 1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 How to use this guide.............................................................................................. 1 Learn More! ........................................................................................................... 1 Safety precautions ..........................................................................................
5 Maintenance .......................................................................................................................... 34 Startup kit tools ........................................................................................................... 34 Preventive Maintenance ............................................................................................... 34 Daily ...................................................................................................................
Introduction Introduction HP Designjet 3D printer and HP Designjet Color 3D printer are designed with ultimate simplicity in mind. The printer enables you to build parts quickly and easily, even if you’ve never used a 3D printer before. The printers build models with HP Designjet 3D ABS Material so parts are strong and durable. HP Designjet 3D ABS Material also ensures you will be able to drill, tap, sand and paint your creations.
Safety precautions Introduction The following precautions ensure the proper use of the printer and prevent the printer from being damaged. Follow these precautions at all times. • • • • • • Use the power supply voltage specified on the nameplate. Avoid overloading the printer’s electrical outlet with multiple devices. Ensure the printer is well-grounded. Failure to ground the printer may result in electrical shock, fire and susceptibility to electromagnetic interference.
HP Designjet 3D Printer and HP Designjet Color 3D Printer build models from CAD STL files. The printer builds three-dimensional parts by extruding a bead of ABS material through a computercontrolled extrusion head, producing high quality parts that are ready to use immediately after completion. HP Designjet 3D Printer and HP Designjet Color 3D Printer consist of two primary components — the 3D printer and material bay.
Figure 1 Front and left side view of printer 1 6 Overview 5 2 3 4 Front view 4 1 Display Panel 2 Material Bay, Support Side 3 Optional Material Bay, Support Side 4 Optional Material Bay, Model Side 5 Material Bay, Model Side 6 Power ON/OFF Switch Left side view
Figure 2 Interior chamber - front view 1 Overview 2 9 3 8 7 6 4 5 1 Extrusion Head 2 Tip wipe assembly 3 Purge bucket 4 Z stage platen 5 Modeling base retainers (x2) 6 Modeling base 7 Z stage lead screw 8 Z stage guide rods 9 Extrusion Tips 5
Figure 3 Rear view of printer 8 1 9 10 Overview 2 11 3 12 4 13 5 14 6 15 7 16 6 1 Model Material Y Connector 9 Support Material Tube 2 Model Material Tube 10 UPS Connection 3 AC Power Cord Connector 11 Material Bay Cable Connector 4 Circuit Breaker 12 RJ-45 Network Connector 5 Material Bay 13 Diagnostics Cable Connector 6 Optional Model Material Tube 14 Material Bay Communications Cable 7 Optional Material Bay 15 Optional Material Bay Communications Cable 8 Support
Model material carrier Overview Figure 4 Material carriers Support material carrier Figure 5 Modeling base Modeling base CAUTION: DO NOT reuse modeling bases. If a modeling base is reused, calibration errors, poor part quality, and loss of extrusion may occur. Additional modeling bases are available from your HP reseller.
Figure 6 Startup Kit contents 14 15 13 12 1 11 2 Overview C 3 A 10 B 9 D 5 4 8 6 7 8 1 Crossover cable (orange) 2 Network cable (blue) 3 Tip replacement kit (A. Support tip B. Model tip C. 8 Tip shields D.
Finding more information HP Designjet 3D Software Solution Online Help Overview Simple operating instructions for HP Designjet 3D Software Solution are available in HP Designjet 3D Software Solution Dynamic Help. You can also see HP Designjet 3D Software Solution Help from the menu bar Help>Contents World Wide Web Additional information is available at: http://www.hp.
Setup Set up the printer and material bay(s) per assembly instructions included with printer. Installing software There are two software programs that work with HP Designjet 3D and HP Designjet Color 3D: 1. HP Designjet 3D Software Solution, installed on your workstation, processes the STL files for printing and communicates with the printer from your workstation. 2. System firmware, the operating software installed on the printer, controls printer functions.
Establishing network communication with the printer You will need to establish network communication between your workstation and printer before you can send files to be built. How you establish this communication with an IP address is dependent upon how your network and workstation are configured. If your network is configured for DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), your DHCP server will automatically assign a Dynamic IP address to your printer.
Setting the static network in Windows XP: 1. From your workstation open the Control Panel and double click on Network Connections. 2. Right click on Local Area Connection and then left click on Properties. 3. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) from the list. 4. Click on the Properties button. 5. Click on the Use the following IP address option. 6. Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway.
Setting the static network on printer: 1. Obtain your static network address from your Network Administrator. 2. From Idle (or Ready to Build), press Maintenance on the display panel. The display will show Maintenance and the software version. 3. Press System. 4. Press Set Network. The top window displays: Network Admin - Static IP Address; UDN. 5. Press Static IP to display default settings. IP Address:172.016.075.020 or 198.000.000.001 NM Address:255.255.000.000 GW Address:172.018.100.
e. Select your printer type from the drop down list, either HP Designjet 3D or HP Designjet Color 3D. NOTE: If you only have one printer connected, it will be the only printer in the list. f. 3. Click Add Printer and close the Add 3D Printer window. If you are unable to connect the printer to your workstation, contact your Network Administrator. Installing Firmware on printer Setup 1. From the display panel, press Maintenance. 2. Press System. 3. Press Load Upgrade.
Figure 7 Rewinding the material spool 8. Using a cutters, cut the excess 2 inches (50mm) of material from the material guide. leaving a blunt end. 9. Power the printer off at the power switch. 10. When the display is blank and the printer has shut down, turn the circuit breaker to the OFF position. 11. Disconnect the power cable, network cable and material bay cable. 12.
Figure 10 Positioning printer 16. Remove the black plugs from the model and support Y blocks by pushing in on the coupler rings and pulling outward. See Figure 11. Figure 11 Removing the Y block plugs Setup 17. Connect the short red striped material tube (M1) from model (M) coupler of upper material bay to left side of model Y block by inserting firmly into red couplers. Gently pull the tube to ensure it is properly inserted. 18. Repeat with the short black striped (S1) material tube for support side.
19. Connect the long red striped material tube (M2) from model (M) coupler of lower material bay to right side of model Y block by inserting firmly into red couplers. Gently pull the tube to ensure it is properly inserted. 20. Repeat with long black striped (S2) material tube for support side. See Figure 13. Figure 13 Connecting the long material tubes 21. Connect a material bay cable between the printer and the top connector on the upper material bay. 22.
31. Press Load Selected. The printer will load the first material bay and prepare the second material bay for automatic loading. When the printer has finished loading material, S1 and M1 will be marked with asterisks. All material bay LED’s will be solid. NOTE: Material may take up to ten minutes to load. 32. When finished loading material press Done. Display will show Idle and amount of material remaining for model and support in both material bays.
Operation Display panel and keypad The main user interface for the printer is the display panel and keypad. See Figure 15. Figure 15 Display panel and keypad 2 Operation 1 3 1 Keypad buttons 2 Main display window 3 Lower display windows The HP Designjet 3D and HP Designjet Color 3D display panel and keypad consist of a multipleline LCD window with two buttons used for scrolling through messages and four single-line windows, each with one button for making selections.
System firmware overview • • • • • • Idle: If there is no part being built and no part in the build queue, the display will show that the printer is Idle. Wait for Part or Start Part: If the printer is in Idle and the build queue is empty, you can set it to wait for a part. If the printer has a part in the build queue, you can press Start Part to start a build.
HP Designjet 3D Software Solution overview • • • • • General tab: This section is where you can select the model fill, support style, change the STL units and STL scale. Orientation tab: This section allows you to rotate, resize and auto-orient your parts. You can also change the view and insert a pause. Pack tab: This section shows you which parts are in the pack for printing. You can add parts, arrange the parts for a better fit or clear the pack from this section.
Processing your STL file for printing Opening your STL file with HP Designjet 3D Software Solution: 1. Create an STL file using your CAD software. Refer to your CAD software help section for more information about converting your CAD drawings into STL files. 2. Open the HP Designjet 3D Software Solution. 3. From the File menu select Open STL... 4. Navigate to and select the STL file that you have created.
Selecting the scale of your STL file: Before you process a part for printing, you can change the size of the part within the build envelope. Every part has a pre-defined size within the STL file. After you have opened the file you can change the size of the part produced from the STL file by changing the scale. The scale always relates to the original STL file size definition. For example: a cube that is defined as 2 X 2 X 2 can be built to be 4 X 4 X 4 by simply changing the scale to 2.0.
Adding your STL file to the pack: The Add to Pack button is found on the General, Orientation and Pack tabs. When you click on the Add to Pack button, HP Designjet 3D Software Solution will add the file that is currently in the preview window (General tab or Orientation tab) to the pack preview window (Pack tab). If the file in the preview window has not been processed for printing, processing will occur before the file is added to the pack.
The display panel during build The top two lines of the display panel will show the printer status. See Figure 18. The bottom line of the display panel will show the amount of model and support material that remains in the carriers.
Canceling a build You can cancel a build at any time while the part is building. 1. From the display panel press Pause. 2. Once the printer stops building, press Cancel Build. 3. The display will ask Are you Sure? Press Yes. 4. The display will show Build Stopped followed by the file name. You will then be prompted to remove the part and replace the modeling base. 5. Remove the part and replace the modeling base.
Removing HP Designjet 3D Support Material HP Designjet 3D and HP Designjet Color 3D use HP Designjet 3D Support Material which is designed to dissolve in a soap and water based solution. Your part is left with a smooth and clean finish with the fine details intact. The support material can be removed by hand with relative ease, but is designed to be dissolved from your parts for hands free finishing. WARNING: Support material is sharp, wear safety glasses and gloves when removing support material by hand.
Replacing material for single material bay 1. From the display panel press Material... The display will show Add/Remove and S1(remaining%) and M1(remaining%). Asterisks will mark the currently active material bays (the material bays that are currently loaded to the head). 2. Press Unload... 3. Select Unload both, Unload Model or Unload Support. 4. The printer will now unload material from the head. When the material has unloaded, you will need to replace the material carriers. 5.
6. Remove the material carriers by first pushing them in to unlatch and then pulling them outwards. 7. Place the carrier on a flat stable surface. CAUTION: Do not push the material through the material guide back into the carrier, doing so can cause material to break or become tangled. 8. Open the carrier. 9. Rotate the spool to rewind the material, leaving 2 inches (50mm) remaining at the material guide. See Figure 21. Figure 21 Rewinding the material spool 10.
Replacing material spools Removing a spool of material from the carrier: 1. Place the carrier on a flat stable surface. 2. Unlatch the carrier and open. 3. Remove the spool of material. Discard any pieces of material that may remain in the carrier. 4. Remove the material guide and recycle. See “Removing the EEproms from the material guides” on page 62 5. Recycle the empty material spool. See “Recycling” on page 61 6. Install a new material spool into the material carrier.
Figure 23 Material retaining clips Material retaining clips 9. Place the material guide in the material guide slot on the spool. See Figure 24. 10. Place the material in the material notches. See Figure 24. Figure 24 Material guide slot and notches 11. Cut the excess material from material guide. a. Push the material retaining clips over the material and clip on to the material spool. b. Push the material retaining clips down until they lock in place. Operation 12.
Figure 26 Properly installed material retaining clips. 14. Place the material spool in the storage bag that came with the material carrier. NOTE: When not loaded in the printer, always store material spools in the material carrier or the storage bag that came with the carrier to prevent moisture absorption. Auto power down You can set the printer to automatically power down when a build is complete. This option will save energy usage. 1. While the printer is building, press the Auto Power Down button.
Press Load Upgrade. The printer will then display “Send upgrade from workstation” followed by the printer’s IP address. 4. Open HP Designjet 3D Software Solution and click on the Printer Services tab. 5. Click on the Update Software button. HP Designjet 3D Software Solution will now connect to the printer and will prompt you to locate the upgrade file. Navigate HP Designjet 3D Software Solution to the directory where the upgrade file is located. The update will automatically be loaded on to the printer.
Maintenance Startup kit tools The startup kit contains a set of tools used to help you maintain the printer. The following is a list of the tools contained in the startup kit. • • • • • • • Needle nose pliers T-Handled allen wrench - 1/8 inch T-Handled allen wrench - 7/64 inch Gloves (Leather) Cutters Brush Magnifier Preventive Maintenance Daily Empty the purge bucket Empty the purge bucket after each build has completed.
500 Hour maintenance Preventive Maintenance Alerts will be displayed on the workstation at the 500 hour time interval as a reminder to perform preventive maintenance. See Figure 27. Figure 27 Preventive Maintenance Alert Tip wipe assembly The tip wipe assembly should be replaced approximately every 500 hours. 1. Completely power down the printer. 2. Move the head to the right of the printer to gain access to the tip wipe assembly. 3.
Figure 29 Replacing the tip wipe assembly 1. Place the new tip wipe assembly over the two mounting posts making sure the assembly is fully installed. See Figure 30. Figure 30 Installing tip wipe assembly 4. Maintenance 36 Power the printer back up.
Tip shield replacement Tip shields can become worn or damaged over time. This can have a negative impact on the surface finish and detail of models. Replace the tip shields every 500 hours. Figure 31 Tip Shield damage New shield 1. Worn shield Enter Head Maintenance. a. From the display panel press Maintenance. b. Press Machine. c. Press Head. The head will come to rest in the center of the chamber and the Z platform will change position.
Figure 33 Tip Shield removal Tip plate Insert small standard screwdriver to pry tip shields from tips. Tip shield 3. Clean the tip using the wire brush supplied with the Startup Kit to remove any debris. See Figure 34. Figure 34 Clean tips with wire brush Clean the tips using a wire brush. 4. Maintenance 38 Install a new tip shield by pushing it, by hand, over the exposed tip, keeping the slotted end towards the back of the tip. See Figure 35.
Figure 35 Tip Shield installation 5. Replace head cover. NOTE: If the head cover is not replaced the printer may not function properly. Exit Maintenance, press Done until back at Idle. Maintenance 6.
Remove debris from the Filament Present switch There may be a time when the Filament Present switch needs to be cleared in addition to the 500 hour maintenance. For example, if a Material Error-Filament blocked message appears on the display panel; the recommendation may be to clear debris from the Filament present switch. 1. Unload material from the printer. 2. Open the material bay doors by gently pressing in to release and pulling outwards. 3.
2000 Hour maintenance Tip replacement and calibration A Preventive Maintenance Alert will be displayed after 2000 hours of run time informing you that tips need to be replaced and calibrated. See Figure 38. Figure 38 Preventive Maintenance Alert NOTE: Tips can also be damaged by improper care while performing maintenance in the area around the tips.
Figure 39 Head cover tab locations Press tabs in to remove head cover Head cover 9. Remove tips: a. Use 7/64 T-Handle Allen wrench to loosen the heater block screws three to four full turns counterclockwise - or until the top of the screws are flush with the metal cover. DO NOT remove the screws entirely. See Figure 40. Figure 40 Tip Removal Loosen but do not remove heater block screws Maintenance 42 Loosen but do not remove heater block screws b.
Figure 41 Remove the tips Pull tips down to remove d. Repeat for second tip if necessary. Installing tips: 1. Place the tip shield on the tip. Be sure to install the proper tip. See Figure 42. Figure 42 Tip shield alignment Slotted end Slotted end Align the tip shield so the slotted end is facing the back of the printer With gloved hand, insert the new tip into the heater block. With the slotted side towards the rear of the printer. See Figure 43. Maintenance 2.
Figure 43 Install the tips 3. Use needle nose pliers to grasp the stainless steel shield of the tip. 4. Pull the tip shield toward you, then lift up to install the tip. 5. Push the tip toward the back of the printer once it is all the way up against the heater block. 6. Verify the tip is fully inserted into the heater block and that the stainless steel shield is aligned. See Figure 44. 7. Use 7/64 T-Handle Allen wrench to firmly tighten the heater block clamp screws. See Figure 44.
9. Replace head cover and close the printer door. NOTE: If the head cover is not replaced the printer may not function properly. 10. The printer will display Tip Maintenance - Tips Replaced? - press Yes to begin material load. a. The printer will display Load Model - Replace Both Carriers (flashing). • If you want to replace a material carrier, do so now.
e. When you are satisfied with your X offset value, Select Y and repeat steps A- D to identify and input the required Y Tip Offset adjustment. Figure 45 Example XY Tip Offset Part. This example requires an adjustment of X = + 2, Y = - 4 Maintenance 46 5. Select Done after you have input the X and Y offsets. The printer will return to Maintenance. Run the XY calibration a second time to be sure the values changed the offset properly. 6. When finished, press Done until back at Idle.
Chamber light bar replacement 1. Power down the printer. 2. Locate the wiring harness leading away from the top of the light bar. 3. Disconnect the light bar from the wiring harness by squeezing the wiring harness clip while pulling down. 4. Remove the light bar by removing the three attachment screws (top, middle, bottom) - use the 7/64 T-handle wrench supplied in the startup kit. 5. Install a replacement light bar with the three attachment screws - do not overtighten the screws. 6.
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting “Anomalous behavior” disclaimer: In the presence of unusual electromagnet phenomena, such as strong electromagnetic fields or severe electrical disturbances, the printer might behave strangely, or even stop working. In this case, turn off the printer, wait until the electromagnetic environment has returned to normal and then turn it on again. If you still experience problems, call HP support. Troubleshooting Problem Recommendation No power 1.
Recommendation Can’t Find Home – Check Modeling Base 1. Material Error Filament error 1. Troubleshooting Error message on display panel Verify a modeling base is inserted. 2. Modeling base may be used or defective – replace. Remove the carrier and verify material is coming out of the material guide. 2. Verify material pulls freely from the carrier. 3. Verify the material tubes are free of material. 4. Reload material. Material Error Filament blocked 1.
Fault determination codes Troubleshooting If a fault occurs which would prevent the printer from executing an operator request, the printer will begin to shut down and cool. The panel will display an error code. An error-code list (with the filename “error.txt”) can be found on the DVD-ROM for the printer firmware. (Because this list may change with each new software version, be sure to check the error.txt attachment when you install new firmware upgrades.
Troubleshooting Diagnosing loss of extrusion Occasionally, the printer’s head may experience loss of extrusion. This will be evident by observing one of the following: • • • The head is moving with no material coming out of either tip The height of the model and support materials are not equal Sagging structures due to lack of support materials GLOVES: The head area is hot. Use gloves when working in this area of printer. 1. From the display panel press Cancel and remove parts from the printer. 2.
Clogged tip Troubleshooting Occasionally, a tip may clog with material. This will often result in a loss of extrusion (LOE). A clogged tip will prohibit material load and part building. 1. Remove the head cover by pressing the tabs in and pulling away from the head. See Figure 47. GLOVES: The head area is hot. Use leather gloves when working in this area of printer. Figure 47 Remove the head cover Press tabs in to remove head cover Head Cover 2. Inspect to of tips for material build up.
Troubleshooting Material Jam Occasionally, material may become jammed in the head. The printer will notify you of a material jam through a message shown on the display panel. If a material jam is detected, follow these steps to clear the jam. 1. From the display panel, press Continue. 2. Press Maintenance. 3. Press Machine. 4. Press Head. 5. Once in head maintenance mode, remove the head cover by pressing the tabs in and pulling away from the head. See Figure 48. GLOVES: The head area is hot.
Figure 49 Tip inlet locations Troubleshooting Support tip inlet Model tip inlet 7. Press Select Drive and choose the drive that may have the clogged tip. 8. Press Forward, the drive wheel will turn the selected drive forward. 9. Press Blower Off, this will turn the head cooling fan off for 10 seconds, allowing the tip to heat up beyond operating temperature. If material starts to extrude the tip is no longer clogged. If material does not extrude see “Recovering from loss of extrusion” on page 55.
Troubleshooting Recovering from loss of extrusion NOTE: It is recommended that you read and understand this entire procedure before performing any of the work. 1. Enter Head Maintenance mode. a. From Idle, press Maintenance. b. Press Machine. c. Press Head. The head will heat up to operating temperature which will take approximately 3 minutes. GLOVES: The head area is hot. Use leather gloves when working in this area of printer. 2.
Figure 51 Head Components Troubleshooting Toggle spring Support side idler wheel Model side idler wheel Heater block Drive wheel Toggle bar Figure 52 Toggle bar in neutral position 4. Remove any excess material found around the head area. NOTE: Material fed to the tip can sometimes jam causing a build-up of material under the head cover. a. Clean out as much of the material as possible using needle nose pliers, a probe, or equivalent tool.
For easier access to areas that may need to be cleaned, move the material idler wheels out of the way (there is one idler wheel for support material and one for model material, see Figure 51.) Troubleshooting b. NOTE: Move only one idler wheel assembly at a time. Finish cleaning around the moved wheel and restore it to its normal position before moving the other idler wheel. Having both wheels out of position simultaneously could stretch the spring. i.
Figure 54 Holding access space open - model side shown Troubleshooting Insert 1/8 inch T-Handle into fixture hole. iv. Ease pressure on the 7/64 T-Handle Allen wrench to carefully return the leveraged idler wheel back toward its original position - until the idler assembly is resting against the 1/8 T-Handle Allen wrench. v. Remove the 7/64 T-Handle Allen wrench. c. Cut the material above the idler wheel using a cutters. d.
Support HP Customer Care offers award-winning support to ensure you get the most from your HP Designjet 3D printer, providing comprehensive, proven support expertise and new technologies to give you unique end-to-end support. Services include setup and installation, troubleshooting tools, warranty upgrades, repair and exchange services, phone and Web support, software updates and self-maintenance services. To find out more about HP Customer Care, please visit us at: http://www.hp.
HP Care Packs and Warranty Extensions HP Care Packs and Warranty Extensions allow you to extend your printer’s warranty beyond the standard period. They include remote support. On-site service is also provided if necessary, with two alternative response-time options. • • Next business day. Same business day, within four hours (may not be available in all countries). For more information on HP Care Packs, please visit http://www.hp.com/go/printservices/.
Recycling Recycle all materials per your local recycling guidelines. Figure 55 Recycling Codes Materials X (2) and Y (4) guide rod restraints (orange) ABS Model material guide (red, both halves) ABS Support material guide (black, both halves) ACETAL Material retaining clip (blue) ABS Material Carrier (clear top, black bottom and bottom cover.
Removing the EEproms from the material guides 1. Open the model and support material carriers and remove the material guides. 2. With a small standard screwdriver, pry the two material guide halves apart. See Figure 56. Figure 56 Pry the model material guide apart Pry apart with a small standard screwdriver 3. Recycle the EEPROM per your local electronics recycling guidelines. 4. Recycle the material guides per your local guidelines. See Figure 55.
Printer Specifications The information in this section is applicable to both HP Designjet 3D and HP Designjet Color 3D printers.
Workstation specifications Operating System Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista or Microsoft Windows 7 Processor Minimum: 2.
Supplemental Information HP Designjet 3D and HP Designjet Color 3D Printer series Hewlett Packard Limited Warranty Statement HP Product Limited Warranty Period HP Designjet 3D Printer 1 year HP Designjet Color 3D Printer HP Designjet 3D Material Bay HP Designjet 3D ABS Material HP Designjet 3D Software Solution 90 days 1.
5. For HP Printer, the use of a refilled or non-original HP consumable product (ink, printhead or ink cartridge) does not affect either HP’s Limited Warranty to you or any HP support contract with you. However, if printer failure or damage is attributable to the use of a nonHP consumable product, HP will charge its standard time and materials charges to service the printer for the particular failure or damage. 6.
13. This Limited Warranty is valid in any country/region where HP or its authorized providers offer warranty services and HP has marketed the HP product covered by this Limited Warranty. However, warranty service availability and response time may vary from country/region to country/region. HP will not alter form, fit, or function of the product to make it operate in a country for which it was never intended to function for legal or regulatory reasons.
Declaration of conformity according to ISO/IEC 17050-1 and EN 17050-1 Declaration of conformity number BCLAA-0903 Supplier’s name: Hewlett-Packard Company Supplier’s address: Cami de Can Graells, 1-21 08174 Sant Cugat del Vallès Barcelona, Spain declares that the product Product name and model: HP Designjet 3D printer series Regulatory Model BCLAA-0903 HP Designjet Color 3D printer series Number(1): Product options: All conforms to the following product specifications Safety: IEC 60950-1:2007
Regulatory and Environmental Information Regulatory Model Identification Number For regulatory identification purposes, your product is assigned a Regulatory Model Number. The Regulatory Model Number for your product is BCLAA-0903. This regulatory number should not be confused with the marketing name (such as HP Designjet 3D printer) or product numbers (such as Z####X, where Z and X are any single letter and # is any number). EMC Class A Warning WARNING: This is a Class A product.
MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) You can obtain current Material Safety Data Sheets for the material used in the printer by, mailing a request to this address: Hewlett-Packard Customer Information Center, 19310 Pruneridge Avenue, Dept. MSDS, Cupertino, CA 95014, U.S.A. There is also a Web page: http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/globalcitizenship/environment/ products/msds-specs.
Recycling Program HP offers an increasing number of product return and recycling programs in many countries/ regions, and partners with some of the largest electronics recycling centers throughout the world. HP conserves resources by reselling some of its most popular products. For more information regarding recycling of HP products, please visit: Supplemental Information http://www.hp.
