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CANCELLING AN ERROR MESSAGE
To cancel an error message after a problem has been solved, either push the
"CLEAR/STOP" button (
IDENTIFYING UNIT PROBLEMS
When an error message appears, or you believe the unit is not operating normally (e.g. copy
quality is poor, etc.), refer to the guide below before contacting your nearest service centre.
Refer to "Troubleshooting" on the online manual for problems about printing and scanning.
Problems
The Unit does not
operate
Paper feeding or
jamming
problems occur.
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Check Point
Is the power cord firmly plugged
into an electrical socket?
Is the front cover or the
maintenance cover open?
Has a paper jam occurred in the
paper tray?
Is there too much paper in the
paper tray?
Have two or more sheets been
fed into the machine?
Are the paper guides aligned
correctly against the loaded
paper?
Is the bypass tray set to the
appropriate position for thick
paper?
) button.
Remedy
Ensure that the power plug is
plugged in correctly.
Ensure that the covers are
properly closed. (See page 18)
Remove the jammed paper. (See
page 73)
The paper tray can hold up to 150
2
sheets of 80g/m
paper. Be sure to keep total
thickness of the loaded paper
stack below 15mm. The bypass
tray can hold 1 sheet of paper
only. If too much paper is loaded
into the tray, paper supply
problems will occur. Remove
some of the paper from the paper
tray.
If more than one sheet of paper is
loaded into the body from the tray
concurrently, paper supply trouble
will occur. Always fan the paper
and tap the stack against a flat
surface before loading into the
tray.
If the paper guides are set too
narrow for the loaded paper, the
paper may not be supplied
smoothly. On the other hand, if the
paper guides are set too wide, the
paper may be supplied crookedly.
Be sure to align the guides correctly
to the loaded paper.
When loading thick paper via the
bypass tray, open the tray until it
reaches position 2 (the tray has two
stop positions) , and set the paper
knob to (
). (See page 8, 9 and
25)
(21lbs.) plain
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