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What maintenance does the TotalPress 3000 require? 

The following are recommended maintenance schedules to ensure the continued trouble-free running and operation of your TotalPress 3000. 

The following are recommended maintenance schedules to ensure the continued trouble
free running and operation of your TotalPress. Following these schedules is strongly
advised as they will ensure your equipment’s longevity.

SERVICE/ REPAIR OF TOTALPRESS 3000

If any section or part of the TotalPress 3000 needs to be serviced, removed, repaired, or replaced, the TotalPress 3000 must first be disabled by switching the power switch off and disconnecting the power cord from the TotalPress 3000.

Remove the appropriate guard or unlock and open the relevant rear door to access the part requiring service or replacement.

Once the part has been serviced, repaired, or replaced, reinstall any guards, close and lock rear doors, and remove any work tools from the TotalPress 3000.

Once the TotalPress 3000 is secure, plug the power cord back in and turn on the power switch. When testing the TotalPress 3000 after the repair, use the FEED button to test the repaired part at a slow speed. If this is successful, set the TotalPress 3000 to RUN at slow speed for a longer test.

Warning: Failure to follow the above procedure could result in electrical shock, personal injury, or damage to the TotalPress 3000. 

Daily Maintenance

  • Each morning, clean the anvil and also the end bearers of the magnetic cylinder thoroughly and apply a thin layer of spray lubricant with a cloth to all of these areas.
  • Apply a few drops of oil to the gears of the magnetic cylinder and the carriage rails.
  • Using the Feed button, inch the machine over and clean the entry and exit nip rollers. Do not wipe these rollers while the machine is in motion.
  • Clean any adhesive residue from the paper infeed rollers, paper guides, and other areas where it may have accumulated along the web paths.
  • Check that the mark and loop sensors are connected and operating correctly.

Weekly Maintenance

  • Apply a drop of oil to each of the clutch adjustment threads.
  • Apply a drop of oil to the thread of the paper carriage adjustment knob.
  • Apply a drop of oil to each of the brass roller carriage ends.
  • Apply a drop of oil to the thread of the slitter adjustment if applicable.
  • Gently clean any paper/glue residue from the paper infeed clutch pads with a dry cloth.

Monthly Maintenance

  • Carry out a visual inspection of the entire machine to check for any parts that may have been tampered with, loosened, or adjusted improperly, and rectify these.
  • Use a mild cleaning detergent; clean the entire body of the TotalPress 3000.
  • Report any damaged or worn parts for replacement.