NEC SuperScript 100C, Руководство пользователя

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If the paper has already exited from the print area:
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set the printer OFF LINE (On Line LED off)
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open the top cover and remove the jammed paper.
To resume printing, close the top cover and the paper tray, and then press
On Line.
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If the paper jams in the ASF:
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disconnect the printer from the mains power supply
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remove the damaged page(s) from the ASF. Remove the rest of the paper, fan
and square it and then reload it in the ASF.
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Do not attempt to print on small adhesive labels attached to larger size glossy
paper (e.g. A4 format). This type of label tends to detach during printing and
recovery from inside the printer is difficult.
5. Incorrect stacking.
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Too many sheets of paper in the output tray. The output tray can contain up to
40 standard weight printed pages.
Heavily printed pages tend to curl and may not stack correctly. They may also
stain the rear of the page stacked over them, as they require longer to dry.
Always remove such pages from the output tray as soon as they are expelled from
the printer.
Print head
When changing the print head, take care not to touch the print head carriage shaft
nor the area under the print head carriage.
1. Printer does not print
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Check that you have removed the protective film from the print head.
2. Print head carriage does not return to the rest position after a replacement
operation.
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Check that the position of the print head selection lever corresponds to the
type of print head you have inserted.
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Check that nothing is blocking the carriage path.
3. Characters are faint.
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Execute the print head clearing operation to clean the nozzles.
Make sure there is no paper in the printer.
Check that the print head carriage position lever is compatible with the type of
document being printed.
4. Missing dots
If dots or lines are not printed completely, remove the ink jet print head and
reinsert it, or:
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Execute the print head cleaning operation.
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Execute the nozzle clearing operation.
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Clean the electrical contacts on the print head and those in its chamber.
For all these operations, see the appropriate sections in Chapter 2.