Ricoh InfoPrint 4100 TD3, Operating Manual

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Table 13. Operator message codes (continued)
Code Description Reference
D724 Side 2 verify has been disabled
v
If the Side 2 Verify function is
required, see “Aligning tractored
forms” on page 155.
v If the Side 2 Verify function is not
required, select
OK .
D731 -
D733 and
D71A -
D71C
Noise on pre/post interface 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, or 6 Ensure that the cable from your
pre/postprocessor device is still
physically connected to the pre/post
connector and that the connector is the
same port that is configured on the
Pre/postprocessing panel (
Printer
Definition
→
Pre/postprocessing ).
07D4 Premeasure Gate Open The premeasure gate is open.
v Ensure that the forms are threaded
correctly.
v
Close the premeasure gate.
v
Select Check Reset .
If this does not fix the problem, call for
service.
Intervention messages
Intervention messages display in a separate message window. This section
provides detailed troubleshooting suggestions and additional information about
the following intervention messages:
v
“0133 Skew error”
v
“0119 Upper tractor forms jam” on page 224
v
“079A, 0131, 0132 Tension errors” on page 225
v
“D720 Verification mark position incorrect” on page 226
v
“0134 Fuser wrap” on page 226
v
“0093 Input loop paper jam” on page 227
0133 Skew error
About this task
Symptom:
The forms are not feeding straight through the fuser. This error most
often occurs when the form skews toward the front or rear of the printer as it
enters the fuser. This error was detected by the skew sensor (Figure 98 on page
268), which is located at the top of the preheat platen. To be correctly aligned, the
form must be positioned so that the edge of the form is at the center of the lens of
the skew sensor.
Possible causes and suggested recovery actions:
Procedure
1. The skew sensor may be dirty. Check it for paper dust or toner buildup and
clean it if necessary (see “Cleaning the forms input area” on page 264).
2. Ensure that the form is aligned correctly with the red line at the entry point to
the preheat platen.
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