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Automatic Drum Cleaning
Introduction
The imaging drum inside the machine can get contaminated with glue spots. Glue spots on the
drum can affect the print quality. Possible causes of the glue spots:
• The use of recycled media, or
• Wrapper glue residues on one or more sheets of paper.
The machine contains a sensor that can detect glue spots. When the [Automatic drum cleaning]
setting is enabled, and spots are detected, an automatic drum cleaning procedure will take place.
NOTE
When automatic drum cleaning is enabled, the cleaning will not take place before the first
detection of glue spots. If you want to clean the drum immediately, you must start the manual
drum cleaning procedure via the control panel ([System] -> [Maintenance] -> [Go to maintenance
tasks] -> [Clean the drum] -> [Start]).
Precautions
Some contamination of the drum cannot be excluded completely, but you can take precautions to
limit the possibility of contamination.
Advice:
• Open the wrapper very carefully, using a knife or scissors.
• Remove the top and bottom sheets of the paper package before you load the paper into a
paper tray.
• Use paper from a box.
Settings for Automatic Drum Cleaning
The control panel contains the following settings with regard to automatic drum cleaning.
Setting
[Automatic drum cleaning]
Canon varioPRINT DP line
Description
Here you can enable or disable the automatic drum cleaning func-
tion.
When the setting is disabled, the drum is not cleaned automatical-
ly. The settings described below in this table are grayed out on the
control panel.
If the setting is enabled, the sensor will frequently check the drum
for glue spots ([Glue detection interval]). If necessary, the auto-
matic drum cleaning procedure is performed. The three settings
described below in this table are active.
Possible values:
• [On]
• [Off]
Factory default value: [Off].
NOTE
The drum cleaning can take a couple of minutes. The
control panel provides feedback.
Automatic Drum Cleaning
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Troubleshooting
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Questions and answers
how can i stop a job in progress
You can stop a job in progress on a Canon varioPrint 115 manually in two ways:
1. Press the Stop button – The printer will stop after completing the currently printed set of the active job.
2. Press the [Stop after job] button – This will stop the printer after the active print job is completed.
When stopping manually, the dashboard will display the [Resume] button with a vertical green bar and the message [Stopping after set...]. Once the set is completed, the green bar turns red, indicating that the printer has stopped.
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accidentally told printer to stop after job how to restart
varioprint 115 thinks it needs staples just put a new cartridge in it won't resume what to do pls?
Check the staple icon on the dashboard. If it remains orange or red after replacing the staple cartridge, go to the [Printer] section of the [System] view to verify which staple cartridge needs attention. Ensure the cartridge is properly installed and the printer recognizes the replacement.
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