First steps are to take off the drum covers, the screen and drum body.
Here you can see the crust, that built up over time, eventually preventing the ink spreading evenly over the squeegee roller
Here you can see also the ink detection (L) and ink overflow (S) sensor on the drum PCB.
This is the ink pumping unit
You need to take out the inking unit, in order to access the inner part
So the cleaning of the inner parts is finished. Now everything has to be re-assembled again
Eventually, you need to adjust the ink blocking plates again
Here it is with a fresh new drum body
...putting back the drum covers
Finally, the whole process is finished and the drum re-assembled entirely.
And yes, it is a lot of mess as well :)
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