08
July 27, 09 K.Okada
A.Miyoshi I.Fujioka
Refer to Revision Record on page 2.
TITLE
fi-6140/fi-6240/fi-6130/fi-6230/fi-614PR
Maintenance Manual
07
Nov.12, 08 K.Okada
T.Anzai
I.Fujioka
Refer to Revision Record on page 2.
CUST.
06
Mar.10, 08 K.Okada
T.Anzai
I.Fujioka
Refer to Revision Record on page 2.
DRAW
No.
P1PA03540-B0XX/6
Rev. DATE DESIGN CHECK APPR. DESCRIPTION
Design
July 27, 2007
K.Okada
CHECK
K.Okada
APPR.
T.Anzai
PFU LIMITED
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Section 1-1-6
1-1-6 Document Specifications
- Document Type
The following paper types are recommended for document use:
- Woodfree paper
- Wood containing paper
When using documents of paper type other than the above, check whether or not the document can be scanned by
test-scanning a few sheets before executing the actual document.
Any other paper types of documents can be scanned through the Flatbed.
- Document Thickness
Paper thickness is expressed by “paper weight”. The following shows the paper weights that can be used on this scanner:
0.05~0.26mm, 41~210 g/m
2
Only paper weight of 127 to 210 g/m
2
is acceptable for
A8-size documents.
- Precautions
The following documents may not be scanned successfully.
-
Documents of non-uniform thickness (e.g. envelopes and
photo-attached documents)
-
Wrinkled or curled documents (See right figure)
-
Folded or torn documents
-
Tracing paper
-
Coated paper
-
Carbon paper
-
Photosensitive paper
-
Perforated documents
-
Documents that are not square or rectangular
-
Very thin documents
- Photographs
Do not use the following documents:
- Paper-clipped or stapled documents
-
Documents on which the ink is still wet
-
Documents smaller than A8 (Portrait) in size
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Documents wider than A4 or Letter size (216mm)
-
Documents other than paper such as fabric, metal foil, or transparencies
-
Important documents such as certificate and cash vouchers that must not get scratched or become smeared
Note: - Carbonless paper contains chemical substances that may harm the Brake roller or paper feeding rollers (e.g. Pick
roller) when documents are fed. Pay attention to the following:
Cleaning:
If document jams occur frequently, clean the Brake roller and the Pick roller, by referring Section
7-2-1.
Replacing parts:
The service life of the Brake roller and the Pick roller may be shortened compared to that of
the rollers used for scanning wood containing paper documents.
- If paper containing wood is scanned, the service life of the Brake roller and the Pick roller may become shorter
than that of the rollers used for scanning only woodfree paper.
- The Brake roller or Pick rollers of the scanner could be damaged if photographs or sheets of paper attached to
the scanned document have contact with the Brake or Pick rollers during scanning.
- Scanning documents of calendered paper such as photographs may damage the surface of them.
Note: - When scanning semi-transparent documents,
slide the [Brightness] bar to light to avoid
bleed through.
- To prevent the rollers from becoming dirty,
avoid scanning documents containing large
areas written or filled in pencil. If scanning of
such document is inevitable, clean the rollers
more frequently.
