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b.  Then pull it toward you. 
c. 

Note – Do not pull too hard, as this may lead to damage to the feed bin holder 
or feed bin. 

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Press the feed shaft to the left to detach the right edge of the shaft, then remove it (#2) 

 

 

 

 

 

Remove all remaining (seven) feed shafts. 

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Clean the feed rollers with a cloth dampened with a thinned neutral cleanser or alcohol. 

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After removing the feed shafts from the unit, clean all eight paper separators. 

 

 

 

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When the feed rollers and paper separators are completely dried, replace feed shafts. 
The feed shafts 1 to 6 and the feed shafts 7 and 8 are different as seen in the illustrations 
on the right.  Be careful not to mix them when replacing 

 

Summary of Contents for DC-Micro 8 TC-800

Page 1: ...1 When You Need More Than Staples Toll Free 800 658 8788 Fax 801 927 3037 info abcoffice com DC Micro 8 TC 800 Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...r If the unit continues to be used in this state fire or electrical hazard may result When not using the unit for a long period of time because of vacations etc be sure to disconnect the AC power cord from the wall outlet A malfunction may cause a power leakage leading to a fire hazard Remove dust on the prongs of the AC power cord and the surface from which the prongs extend with a dry cloth Accu...

Page 3: ...emain unused for a long period of time disconnect the AC power cord from the wall outlet to avoid electrical hazard from insulation failure and fire hazard from power leakage Do not use the unit in a exposed location or splashing water droplets or where power leakage is liable to occur as this may result in electrical hazard Table of contents Page Number Safety Precautions 1 Checking the accessori...

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Page 5: ...5 Preparations Carry out the following preparatory steps before you start operating the unit ...

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Page 8: ...he papers on page 14 Press in the direction of the arrow all the feed bins are used Put the last page to be collated on the bottom bin with the printed surface of the paper upward and the top edge of the paper forward as deep in the in as it will go Stack the other pages up to in the same way on the other bins in numerical order skipping no bins Press each feed bin to the left until its paper guid...

Page 9: ... is selected in step 4 6 Press the C mark on the dial C button to clear the counter to 0 If the counter in the display already shows 0 this step can be skipped 7 Press the start stop button to start the test operation One set of the paper will be processed and the unit will stop Check the collated set of paper to ascertain That the paper is correctly sequenced on the bins if it is not check step 3...

Page 10: ...btracted from the counter The unit will automatically stop a When the counter has reached 0 the counter will then display the number set in step 8 b When one or more bins contain no paper to restart operation reload the feed bins as in step 3 then press the start stop button or c If any error has occurred refer to checking error messages in the display on page 15 After rectifying the error press t...

Page 11: ...11 Selecting paper size ...

Page 12: ... alignment This procedure is necessary in the following situations When the stapled set of the paper is not properly aligned or When memory error appears in the display requiring the memory to be initialized See page 20 ...

Page 13: ...stment value 0 is the default and standard setting The degree of adjustment becomes larger as the setting number increases b To rectify memory error Select format data All the data for timing adjust in the memory will be initialized The adjustment value for paper alignment will also become 0 ...

Page 14: ...ay the unit will stop operating automatically and stack over appears in the display Remove all the sets on the paper receiver tray See page 18 Note When making sets consisting of 2 or 3 sheets of paper 100 sets will be maximum capacity In such a case the message stack over may not appear To prevent this situation please be sure to remove all the sets on the paper receiver tray at the same time you...

Page 15: ...y Semi dried ink will not only mesh the machine but also causes miss feeding problems Stacking error messages in the display If there are any problems starting operation or during operation first check the messages appearing in the display Long messages will be scrolled in the display The messages and how to deal with them are described below For problems not covered here and ...

Page 16: ...16 frequently occurring problems please refer to troubleshooting and maintenance on page 21 ...

Page 17: ... 17 Number 1 to 8 bin jam 17 Offset trouble 20 Outlet jam 17 Staple empty 19 Stapler jam 17 Stack over 18 Stapler overload 19 Stapler trouble 19 Error messages and how to rectify them Door Open The door is open or not closed properly If the door lever is projecting the door is not closed securely To close the door properly press the tip of the door lever 1 until it is flat against the unit 2 ...

Page 18: ...eload them on the tray before restarting the operation b Notes If in the non staple offset mode remove all the sets on the paper receiver tray before you restart operation This is because the last collated set before the error has occurred may not be offset to the initial set after restarting Number 1 to 8 bin jam Staple Jam Outlet Jam A sheet of paper is stuck in the named feed bin Or a set of pa...

Page 19: ...19 Pull out any jammed paper If no paper appears stuck inside the door check the named bin from the right side of the unit Pull out the jammed paper ...

Page 20: ...emoval all the sets on the paper receiver tray before you restart operation This is because the last collated set before the error has occurred may not be offset to the initial set after restarting Stack Over The paper receiver tray is full Remove the collated sets of paper from the paper receiver tray ...

Page 21: ...A sheet of paper or scrap of paper may be stuck in the jogger behind the door Remove the stuck paper from the jogger Open the door by pulling the door lever See step 1 on the previous page Remove any paper stuck in the jogger Close the door securely See door open on page 16 Check the display to ascertain that the unit has recovered from the error If the same error message still appears in the disp...

Page 22: ... the staple mode Replace the cartridge with a new one Open the door by pulling the door lever See step 1 on page 17 Remove the empty staple cartridge by pulling it down and out Remove the stopper of the new staple cartridge Insert a new cartridge and press up until it clicks ...

Page 23: ...ammed in the stapler Remove the jammed staple Open the door by pulling the door lever See step 1 on page 17 Remove the staple cartridge See step 2 on staple empty Press and hold the resin lever of the stapler upwards 1 then pull down the metallic knob 2 Remove the jammed staple from the stapler Do not replace any staple removed back in the staple cartridge ...

Page 24: ...letely removing the jammed staple please contact your nearest dealer b The first 5 to 10 sets of paper collated after the installation of the cartridge after the jammed staple has been removed will not be stapled Offset Trouble Something is blocking the movement of the paper receiver tray Remove any object obstructing the movement of the paper receiver tray Open the door then close it See step 1 o...

Page 25: ...oubleshooting and Maintenance The feed rollers and paper separators which function as paper feeders may become smudged with ink and paper shreds with use If paper jams or miss feeding occurs frequently clean all the feed rollers and paper separators see next page If the paper jams or miss feeding continues to occur even after cleaning try the following step in order Replace worn out paper separato...

Page 26: ... the feed rollers and paper separators Before cleaning any components be sure to turn off the unit and disconnect the AC power cord from the wall outlets Remove all eight feed bins from unit a Push up the feed bin ...

Page 27: ...aining seven feed shafts Clean the feed rollers with a cloth dampened with a thinned neutral cleanser or alcohol After removing the feed shafts from the unit clean all eight paper separators When the feed rollers and paper separators are completely dried replace feed shafts The feed shafts 1 to 6 and the feed shafts 7 and 8 are different as seen in the illustrations on the right Be careful not to ...

Page 28: ...ft to the left and match the right end of the shaft to the right shaft holder then release c Rotate the feed shaft manually until it firmly meshes with the feed shaft holder 4 d Note If the feed shaft does not mesh firmly with the feed shaft holder the first paper to be collated may miss feed ...

Page 29: ...lers and paper separators on the previous page Remove the worn out paper separator using the supplied pin which is stored inside the door a Open the door See step 1 on page 17 b Take the pin out of the pin holder See the figure the pin stored inside the door on page 21 c Release the back of the separator first starting at the right corner with the pin and d Working leftward along the back e Then p...

Page 30: ...30 Replace with a new paper separator a Insert the new paper separator into the forward side of the separator holder first then fit it in place b Be sure to place the unmarked front side facing up ...

Page 31: ...ing feed rollers Please contact your nearest dealer to purchase new feed rollers Before replacing any components be sure to turn off the unit and disconnect the AC power cord from the wall outlet Follow steps 1 and 2 in cleaning the feed rollers and paper separators on page 22 Detach the worn out feed roller by pulling it to the right Fit the new feed roller by pushing it in from the right side of...

Page 32: ...32 Smooth the feed roller by rolling the feed shaft back and forth several times on a flat surface Replace the feed shafts and feed bins Follow steps 5 and 6 on page 22 ...

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