Kyocera Mita DP-2800, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Chapter 5 Troubleshooting
5-10
Message Corrective Action
Load
(paper source)
(paper size) (media type)
The paper size or type does not match the printing data.
One of
MP tray, Cassette 1
to
6
, or
EF/UF
(Envelope feeder/
Universal feeder) will be displayed In place of "paper source". Load the paper
displayed on the message display and press the CONTINUE key to print.
Or, pressing the FEED key without pressing the CONTINUE key, will cause
Use alternative?
to be displayed, and a different paper source can
be selected to supply paper. The paper source changes each time the FEED
key is pressed. And press the MODE key to display
Paper
handling >
. Press the 4
4 4
4 key and you can change the paper source
setting using the + or – key to select. Load paper appropriate for the paper
source and press the EXIT key to print.
Load Cassette #
(paper size) (media type)
The paper size does not match.
The size of the paper in the cassette is different to the size specified by the
application software or by PRESCRIBE 2e command. Put paper of the
specified size into the cassette. (
#
represents the cassette number.)
If the CONTINUE key is pressed, printing will be resumed. However, if more
than one sheet is to be printed, the same message will again be displayed
from the second sheet onward.
You can abandon printing by pressing the CANCEL key.
Cassette #
not loaded
The cassette is not closed securely,
Close it tightly. (
#
represents the cassette number.)
Paper jam
Open front cover
Paper has become jammed.
Open the front cover. The location of the paper jam is displayed in the
message display.
Paper jam
##############
This message appears when the front cover is open during a paper jam.
Letters
A
through
I
and numbers
1
through
6
will appear in place of the
#
's.
For details on the meaning of the text displayed, see page 5-19. A label
displaying these number indications is also attached to the back of the front
panel.
The indicator on the front panel also flashes the location of the paper jam.
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