Printer Safety - NEC 1260 - SuperScript - Printer User Manual

Printer Safety

Use common sense and good judgment whenever
you are operating your printer.
To reduce the risk of fire
• Use only the AC power cord that is supplied
with the printer, or one that is UL
compatible. (NEC will not replace this cord if
you lose it.)
• Never use multi-plug adapters or extension
cords to connect the printer to an AC wall
outlet.
• Make sure the AC wall outlet meets the
electrical requirements of your printer.
• If you are not going to use the printer for
long periods of time turn the printer off and
unplug it from the AC wall outlet. Remove
all of the paper from the paper cassettes.
• Never place flammable liquids or materials
near the printer.
• Do not install the printer in a dusty or dirty
area.
• If the printer makes an unusual sound or
begins to smoke, immediately switch off the
power, unplug the printer from the AC wall
outlet, and call for service.
To reduce the risk of electrical shock
• Do not remove screws, covers, or parts from
the printer.
• Do not attempt to disassemble the printer.
High voltage is always present inside the
printer. If you have a problem with the
printer, call for service.
• Do not touch the AC power cord when your
hands are wet.
• Do not use the printer if the AC power cord
is damaged or frayed.
• Never place heavy objects on top of the
printer.
• Never place containers of liquid above or
near the printer.
• Be careful not to drop staples, paper clips, or
other small metal objects into the printer.
To reduce the risk of burn
• When replacing the Toner cartridge or clear-
ing a jam, do not touch the Fuser. The Fuser
operates at a very high temperature and is
marked with a warning label.
• Do not touch the rear (output) slot while the
printer is on. It is very hot.
To reduce the risk of eye injury
• The SuperScript 1260 laser generates a
intense beam of light that can cause serious
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