Removing Transport Protection Locks - Detailed Steps
Work through the 11 numbered steps of the DryStar 5300's Appendix §10.2 diagram to free the printer from its internal transport locks — cutting the restraint straps, clearing the packaging foam, and removing the drum screw — before continuing with the rest of the installation.
Applies to
Drystar 5300, Type 5365 (source Chapter 1, Appendix §10.2, "Removal of Transport Protection," Edition 1, Revision 10, 2006-01-26) — the detailed 11-step lock-removal procedure that §2.5 "Transport Protection Locks Removal" (main body, p.41) points to rather than describes. Log the associated time under installation-report task code INS (task 5 of the Appendix §10.1 master checklist).
Personnel
Basic field-service skill: open and close the top cover and the input tray, use a wire cutter to cut 4 restraint straps, open and close a hold-down bracket, remove packaging foam (a sheet and a block), and remove a drum screw. No calibration, measurement, or diagnostic-software step is included in this section.
Steps
11 steps
Source
DD+DIS346.05E — Drystar 5300, Controls, Connections and Set Up Procedures, Chapter 1, Appendix §10.2 "Removal of Transport Protection", Edition 1, Revision 10 (2006-01-26), document p.75-76 (chapter-relative footers "Chapter 1 / C" and "Chapter 1 / D")
Tools & parts
Item
Part number
Qty
Wire cutter
n/a in source
1
Full step-by-step for Removing Transport Protection Locks - Detailed Steps
All 11 steps are documented in the FSELIB DryStar 5300 service manual — re-authored, web-first, with the real figures from the source.
Source: DD+DIS346.05E — Drystar 5300, Controls, Connections and Set Up Procedures, Chapter 1, Appendix §10.2 "Removal of Transport Protection", Edition 1, Revision 10 (2006-01-26), document p.75-76 (chapter-relative footers "Chapter 1 / C" and "Chapter 1 / D"). Preview re-authored by FSELIB — the full procedure with figures and steps is in the paid service manual.