Navigating Printer Island - Revision history

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Koopa: Printer Island Checklist moved to Navigating Printer Island: It's more like a map now, with number signs corresponding to the wiki

2008-09-13T20:11:32Z

Printer Island Checklist moved to Navigating Printer Island: It's more like a map now, with number signs corresponding to the wiki

Koopa at 20:08, 13 September 2008

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Koopa at 19:20, 13 September 2008

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Koopa at 18:47, 13 September 2008

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Ali: categorized

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 # The '''HEPA Vacuum'''. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.
-# '''Tools'''. There should be at least 8 tool kits, each with 4 different screwdrivers (one large flathead, one regular Philips, one T-10 and one T-15), magnetized to the shelves. Then there should be 3 wirecutters, too. Up above, we keep gloves, goggles, rubber-bands and proprietary HP AC adapters.
+# '''Tools'''. There should be at least 8 tool kits, each with 4 different screwdrivers (one large flathead, one regular Philips, one T-10 and one T-15), magnetized to the shelves. Then there should be 3 wirecutters, too. Up above, we keep gloves, goggles, rubber-bands and proprietary HP AC adapters. Often volunteers will need to remove hex-head nuts from circuit boards. There is a 5 mm socket driver in Printer Island that serves this purpose.
 # The boxes along the plywood wall.
 #:a) Everything in the '''Recycle''' box on the left is safe for volunteers to recycle. If the box runs out, see if there's a box to the right of the Scrap box of printers from the street. These are good to take apart. If there's nothing there we can get more ready by processing ANYTHING in the incoming pile according to [[Recycling Prep]].

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 # '''Incoming''' shelves
 #:a) It's up to you to recycle or test everything and anything. Check the '''Requests''' white board. If you have someone who seems capable and wants to test, go for it. But remember that training him/her will increase your work. Priority is to have work for recyclers. Don't worry about processing everything as per [[Recycling Prep]]. If things are slow and you want to test things follow the instructions, depending on what it is on the [[Printers]] page.
 #:b) '''Good paper''' has a labeled bin on the bottom shelf. So does recyclable paper and stuff that needs to go back to '''Receiving'''
+# <b>Work bench</b> There are 8 work places. They're labeled <b>A-H</b>. Below <b>A</b> and <b>B</b> we keep aluminum tubes from Toner cartridges, and various other sorted goodies.
 ==These things constantly need doing:==

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 # The '''HEPA Vacuum'''. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.
-# '''Tools'''. There should be at least 8 tool kits, each with 4 different screwdrivers (one large flathead, one regular Philips, one T-10 and one T-15), magnetized to the shelves. Then there should be 3 wirecutters, too. Up above, we keep gloves and goggles in two clear plastic bins.
+# '''Tools'''. There should be at least 8 tool kits, each with 4 different screwdrivers (one large flathead, one regular Philips, one T-10 and one T-15), magnetized to the shelves. Then there should be 3 wirecutters, too. Up above, we keep gloves, goggles, rubber-bands and proprietary HP AC adapters.
 # The boxes along the plywood wall.
 #:a) Everything in the '''Recycle''' box on the left is safe for volunteers to recycle. If the box runs out, see if there's a box to the right of the Scrap box of printers from the street. These are good to take apart. If there's nothing there we can get more ready by processing ANYTHING in the incoming pile according to [[Recycling Prep]].
 #:b) The '''Skip''' pallet is not to be touched by volunteers. It's for messy or heavy stuff we want to sent to Bear.
 #:c) '''Scrap''' box. See white board above it.
-# Shelves of random stuff.
+# '''Sorting''' on table and sorting scrap below.
 #:a) Bad '''scanners''' or '''scanner sections''' go into the one or two bins in the bottom right. No cables. No simple plastic covers. If a cover has a slide scanners or paper-feed mechanism it stays in the bin, otherwise it goes to the plastic bin. When these bins are full they get wheeled out to the scanner gaylord out in front.
-#:b) '''Toner'''. I get boxes from the hallway near receiving and stack toner cartridges inside them on the bottom shelf, left.
+#:b) '''Toner'''. I get boxes from the hallway near receiving and stack toner cartridges inside them on the bottom shelf. Examine the toner carefully. Ones with small green circuit chips go in a '''Chipped toner''' cardboard box. The ones that don't go in a '''Clean toner''' cardboard box.
-#:c) '''Ink cartridges'''. I get boxes in the same place and put them on the second shelf up, left for ink cartridges.
+#:c) '''Ink cartridges'''. I get boxes in the same place and put them on the bottom shelf left.
-#:d) Power cables with '''AC adapters''' go in the clear plastic bin on the third shelf up. When this gets full, ask a volunteer to wear gloves (they spark) and clip the cables from the adapters. Put the adapters in the drum over by recycling and the cables in the green cables gaylord.
+#:d) '''AC adapters''' get clipped clean, the go on the bench in a box on the left. Volunteers clipping AC adapters should wear gloves because they spark. When the box gets full, dump them in C.B.M. gaylord.
 #:e) Big '''batteries''' can go in the yellow tub.
-#:f) Nice '''network cards''' to in the cardboard box on the top shelf.
+#:f) Nice '''network cards''' to in the cardboard box on the bench.
 # '''Incoming''' shelves
 #:a) It's up to you to recycle or test everything and anything. Check the '''Requests''' white board. If you have someone who seems capable and wants to test, go for it. But remember that training him/her will increase your work. Priority is to have work for recyclers. Don't worry about processing everything as per [[Recycling Prep]]. If things are slow and you want to test things follow the instructions, depending on what it is on the [[Printers]] page.

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−	There are number signs all over Printer Island. They correspond to the numbers below and you can learn all about this area with them.	+	There are '''number signs''' all over Printer Island. They correspond to the '''numbers''' below and you can learn all about this area with them.

	# The '''HEPA Vacuum'''. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.		# The '''HEPA Vacuum'''. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.

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 There are number signs all over Printer Island. They correspond to the numbers below and you can learn all about this area with them.
-# The HEPA Vacuum. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.
+# The '''HEPA Vacuum'''. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.
-# Tools. There should be at least 8 tool kits, each with 4 different screwdrivers (one large flathead, one regular Philips, one T-10 and one T-15), magnetized to the shelves. Then there should be 3 wirecutters, too. Up above, we keep gloves and goggles in two clear plastic bins.
+# '''Tools'''. There should be at least 8 tool kits, each with 4 different screwdrivers (one large flathead, one regular Philips, one T-10 and one T-15), magnetized to the shelves. Then there should be 3 wirecutters, too. Up above, we keep gloves and goggles in two clear plastic bins.
 # The boxes along the plywood wall.
-   a) Everything in the Recycle box on the left is safe for volunteers to recycle.
+#:a) Everything in the '''Recycle''' box on the left is safe for volunteers to recycle. If the box runs out, see if there's a box to the right of the Scrap box of printers from the street. These are good to take apart. If there's nothing there we can get more ready by processing ANYTHING in the incoming pile according to [[Recycling Prep]].
-If the box runs out, see if there's a box to the right of the Scrap box of printers from the street.
+#:b) The '''Skip''' pallet is not to be touched by volunteers. It's for messy or heavy stuff we want to sent to Bear.
-These are good to take apart.
+#:c) '''Scrap''' box. See white board above it.
-If there's nothing there we can get more ready by processing ANYTHING in the incoming pile according to [[Recycling Prep]].
+# Shelves of random stuff.
-   b) The Skip pallet is not to be touched by volunteers. It's for messy or heavy stuff we want to sent to Bear.
+#:a) Bad '''scanners''' or '''scanner sections''' go into the one or two bins in the bottom right. No cables. No simple plastic covers. If a cover has a slide scanners or paper-feed mechanism it stays in the bin, otherwise it goes to the plastic bin. When these bins are full they get wheeled out to the scanner gaylord out in front.
-   c) Scrap box. See white board above it.
+#:b) '''Toner'''. I get boxes from the hallway near receiving and stack toner cartridges inside them on the bottom shelf, left.
+#:c) '''Ink cartridges'''. I get boxes in the same place and put them on the second shelf up, left for ink cartridges.
-Usually, the staff member or whoever is supervising Printer Island needs to [[Meta Evaluation]] to decide what needs doing and some [[Recycling Prep]] to get stuff safe/ready to be recycled at the table. Then there are these other things that need doing:
+#:d) Power cables with '''AC adapters''' go in the clear plastic bin on the third shelf up. When this gets full, ask a volunteer to wear gloves (they spark) and clip the cables from the adapters. Put the adapters in the drum over by recycling and the cables in the green cables gaylord.
+#:e) Big '''batteries''' can go in the yellow tub.
+#:f) Nice '''network cards''' to in the cardboard box on the top shelf.
 ==These things constantly need doing:==
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 # Sort the plastic in the big box at the end of the table. If you find metal or rubber, ask volunteers if they wouldn't mind removing it. Toss the clean plastic into the e-plastic gaylord.
 # Make sure that printer disassembly is going well, and that volunteers aren't taking the printers too far apart.
-# Sign tools in and out to volunteers. Supply them with gloves and goggles and encourage them to use them. Plastic flies around fast. Wear goggles! Extra gloves and goggles are in the plastic cabinet under the computer. The clear plastic tool kits should have 6 tools, the red ones should have 5.
+# Sign tools in and out to volunteers.
 # Check over the cart of keeper machines. If they are taken to the store or grant shelves, be sure to record the number and type of keepers on the sheet on the whiteboard.
 # If any boxes or gaylords get full (with the exception of ink and toner), ask someone in Reycling what normally happens to them.
-==Beginning of shift tasks:==
+==End of shift tasks==
 # 10 minutes before the end of the shift, sweep odds & ends off the recycling table and into the purple bin. These bits will get boxed and put in a Printer Scrap gaylord.  Sweep odds & ends off the floor and deposit likewise.
 # Check the tools back in.

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	There are number signs all over Printer Island. They correspond to the numbers below and you can learn all about this area with them.		There are number signs all over Printer Island. They correspond to the numbers below and you can learn all about this area with them.

−	# The HEPA Vacuum. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.	+	# The HEPA Vacuum. This is very important. Toner is the magnetized metal powder pigment they use in the 8-inch long black cartridges in laser jets. When this stuff spills DO NOT vacuum it with a normal vacuum. Use the weird looking shoe-box sized vacuum below #1 or you will spread it into the air or cause an explosion.
		+	# Tools. There should be at least 8 tool kits, each with 4 different screwdrivers (one large flathead, one regular Philips, one T-10 and one T-15), magnetized to the shelves. Then there should be 3 wirecutters, too. Up above, we keep gloves and goggles in two clear plastic bins.

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	# You can borrow a big broom and dustpan from Recycling. It's to the left of the pull-down door. Make sure you return it.		# You can borrow a big broom and dustpan from Recycling. It's to the left of the pull-down door. Make sure you return it.

−	[Category: Printers]	+	[[Category: Printers]]