D. Machine Plugged in, no Power:
1. Turn machine on.
2. Check wall outlet.
3. Press the circuit breaker (figure 5).
4. If the display screen on the control board is not on, then check the green power light on the power board.
To view the green power light, open the operator side cover and look though the air slots in view of the
power board. If that light is on there’s a loose wire or connector not connected.
E. Power on, Machine does not Work:
1. If the green power light is not on at the power board check the circuit breaker (figure 5), then troubleshoot
back to where you have power.
2. If the display screen reads “COVER OPEN,” ensure that the operator and top covers are closed properly.
3. If the display screen reads “PAPER OUT,” load paper into hopper.
4. If the display screen reads “FAULT,” then the photo eye has detected the presence of paper for
more than half a second. Remove the jammed paper, then press the counter reset button to reset
the fault. If there is no paper jam, check for proper operation of the photo eye.
F. Photo Eye Adjustment:
There is a single photo eye, just upstream from the pressure rollers, used for both counting and fault detection
(doubles). There is another photo eye, at the end of the paper tray extension. This is used for detecting 11”
paper or 14” paper. There are 2 sets of lights that will allow you to adjust the sensitivity of the photo eyes.
The first set of lights on the left is used to adjust the photo eye sensitivity, for the fault detection. There are
three lights to help you do this. The first is a red light (low signal). The second is a green light (good signal).
The last is a red light (excess signal). These lights can be viewed by opening the operator side cover.
The second set of lights on the right is used to adjust the photo eye sensitivity, for the paper detection. There
are three lights to help you do this. The first is a red light (low signal). The second is a green light (good signal).
The last is a red light (excess signal). These lights can be viewed by opening the operator side cover.
The photo eyes can be adjusted using the two small blue square boxes on the control board. They have screw
slots in them for delicate adjustment. The first one on the left is for the fault detection and the second one to
the right is used for the 14” paper detection. To adjust, place a form on top of the photo eye and change the
setting on the small blue box until the red light (excess signal) just turns to the green light (good signal).
G. Misfeeding of Forms:
1. Clean the feeder wheels.
2. Adjust the skew adjust.
3. Turn forms upside down and rotate 180 degrees and place in hopper (Z” fold forms only).
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H. Double Feeding:
If double feeding occurs, try the following steps:
1. Jog the forms to reduce static build up and to make sure the forms are not stuck together.
2. Clean the infeed wheels with a cloth dampened with a mild household cleaner.
3. Ask the technician to adjust the gate tip.
