Neopost Mach 6 User manual

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MACH 6
DIGITAL COLOR PRINTER
SERVICE MANUAL
Revised: 08-24-18
(Based on Firmware Version R1.3)
PRELIMINARY
Neopost Digital Print Group
3100 Horizon Drive, Suite 100
King of Prussia, PA 19406-2660
Phone: (610) 650-9170
www.neopostusa.com
www.haslerinc.com
www.renausa.com
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
THIS EQUIPMENT PRESENTS NO PROBLEM WHEN USED PROPERLY.
OBSERVE SAFETY RULES WHEN OPERATING MACH 6 PRINTER.
BEFORE USING PRINTER, READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW
RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES, SAFETY WARNINGS, AND INSTRUCTIONS:
Keep hands, hair, and clothing clear of rollers and other moving parts.
Avoid touching moving parts or materials while machine is in use. Before clearing a jam, be
sure machine mechanisms come to a stop.
Always power-down and turn off machine before making adjustments, cleaning the machine,
or performing any maintenance covered in this manual.
Power cord supplied with machine. Plug it into a properly grounded, easily accessible wall
outlet near machine. Failure to properly ground machine can result in severe personal injury
and/or fire.
Power cord and wall plug are primary means of disconnecting machine from power supply.
DO NOT use an adapter plug on line cord or wall outlet.
DO NOT remove ground pin from line cord.
DO NOT route power cord over sharp edges or trap it between furniture.
Avoid using wall outlets that are controlled by wall switches, or shared with other equipment.
Make sure there is no strain on power cord caused by jamming it between equipment,
walls or furniture.
DO NOT remove covers. Covers enclose hazardous parts that should only be accessed by a
qualified service representative. Report any cover damage to your service representative.
This machine requires periodic maintenance. Contact your authorized service representative
for required service schedules.
To prevent overheating, do not cover vent openings.
Use this equipment only for its intended purpose.
In addition, follow any specific occupational safety and health standards for your workplace or area.
This manual is intended solely for the use and information of Neopost USA, its designated
agents, customers, and their employees. The information in this guide was obtained from several
different sources that are deemed reliable by all industry standards. To the best of our
knowledge, that information is accurate in all respects. However, neither Neopost USA, Inc. nor
any of its agents or employees shall be responsible for any inaccuracies contained herein.
Memjet® is a registered trademark.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,
including photocopying, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Table of Contents
SECTION 1 – Installing Printer 1
Transport Inspection 1
Tools Needed 1
Choose a Location 2
Operating Conditions 2
Unpacking 2
Contents of Packaging 3
Removing Shipping Materials (Shipping Tape) 4
Install Print Platen & Drip Tray Assembly 5
Attach Media Side Guides and Rear Media Support Guide/Sled 7
Connect Printer 9
Connect to Computer 9
SECTION 2 – Troubleshooting 10
Power Problems 10
Interface Communication Problems 10
Service Station 10
Feeding Problems 11
Memjet Printhead 12
Printing Problems 13
Software Problems 13
Errors and Warnings 14
Jams in Printer 20
SECTION 3 – Touchsreen and Toolbox Operation 21
Drop-Down Menu Options 21
Using Printer Toolbox 24
Drop-Down Menu Options 24
Advanced Service Menus 32
Update Firmware 34
SECTION 4 – Adjustments 35
Feed Drive Motor Belt Tension Adjustment 35
Paper Path Drive Motor Belt Tension Adjustment 35
Paper Path Rollers Belt Tension Adjustment 36
Printhead Lift Motor Drive Belt Tension Adjustment 36
Printhead Lift Assembly Belts Tension Adjustment 37
Service Station Motor Drive Belt Tension Adjustment 38
Service Station Positioning Belts Tension Adjustment 38
Media Thickness Adjustment Lift Motor Drive Belt Tension Adjustment 40
Media Thickness Adjustment Lift Belt Tension Adjustment 40
Testing Belt Tension 41
SECTION 5 – Disassembly/Assembly Procedures 43
Printer Basic Disassembly 43
Service Disassembly Procedures 43
Printer Covers 44
Operator Side Covers 44
Non-Operator Side Covers 44
Control Panel 45
Top Cover 45
Ink Tank Door 46
Exit Cover 46
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General Disassembly and Assembly 49
Replace 24V DC Power Supply 49
Replace Interface PC Board 50
Replace 5V DC Power Supply 50
Replace Fast Internet Switch 51
Replace Top Cover Switch 51
Replace Clutch 52
Replace Feed Drive Motor and Belt 53
Replace Feeder Encoder 53
Replace Paper Path Drive Motor 54
Replace Peristaltic Pump 55
Replace Printhead Home Sensor 56
Replace Main PC Board (MPCA) 57
Replace DPCA Boards 58
Replace Multiplex (MUX) Board 58
Replace Exit Cover and Exit Wheel Assembly 59
Replace Conveyor Assembly 60
Replace Media Exit Sensor 61
Replace Ink Door Switch 61
Replace Media Path Encoder Assembly 62
Replace Ink Tank Latches 62
Replace Top Assembly Switch 63
Replace Media Thickness Motor 64
Replace Media Thickness Home Sensor 65
Replace Center Plate Assembly 66
Replace Paper Path Plate 67
Replace Feed Roller Assemblies 68
Replace Pull-Out Shaft Roller Assembly 69
Replace Paper Path Rollers 70
Replace Paper Path Drive Motor and Roller Belts 72
Remove Media Thickness Adjusting Assembly 73
Ink Station Disassembly 75
Remove Ink Station 75
Ink Station Components 77
Replace Buffer Boxes (3 per Printer) 77
Replace QA Chip Assembly (3 per Printer) 78
Replace Ink Tank Level PCA 78
Replace Peristaltic Waste Pump Assembly 79
Replace Dual Pinch Valve Assembly 80
Clean Dual Pinch Valve Sensors 81
Replace Dual Pinch Valve Sensor PC Board 82
Top Assembly Disassembly 85
Replace Touchscreen Interface PC Board 85
Replace Touchscreen Micro SD Card 85
Replace Touchscreen 86
Replace Feeder Sensor 87
Adjust Feeder Sensor 87
Replace Media Sensor 88
Adjust Media Sensor 88
Remove Latch Release Assembly 89
Remove Printhead Lift Motor Assembly and/or Drive Belt 89
Remove Printhead Lift Motor Assembly Large Pulley 90
Remove Service Station Sled Motor Assembly 91
Remove Service Station Sled Motor Drive Belt 91
Replace Top Assembly Exhaust Fan Assemblies 92
Remove Printhead Lifter Drive Shaft Assembly 93
Remove Printhead Lifter Belts 94
Remove Printhead Locator Assembly 96
Remove Pen Driver Printed Circuit Assembly (PCA) 97
Replace Ink Revolvers 97
Replace Printhead Lever Latch 99
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Replace Printhead Lever Latch Solenoid 102
Inspect the Service Station 104
Service Station Components 105
Remove Capping Station 105
Remove Wiper Roller 106
Remove Wiper Roller Assembly 106
Remove Service Station Base Plate 107
Remove Service Station Sled 108
Remove Service Station Positioning Belts 109
Remove Service Station Home Sensor 112
Remove Top Assembly Media Guide Assembly (Base Plate w/Transport Wheels) 113
Remove Top Assembly Star Wheel Assembly 114
Replace Star Wheel Assembly 114
SECTION 6 - Maintenance 115
Maintenance Schedule 115
Replace Ink Tanks 116
Clean Ink Tank Contacts 117
Clean/Replace Printhead Cartridge 118
Inspect/Clean Service Station 122
Inspect the Service Station 122
Clean Service Station 123
Replace Ink Waste Tray 124
Replace Sheet Separators 125
Cleaning 126
Feed Rollers and Forwarding Rollers 126
Print Engine 126
Clean Star Wheels 128
Clean Pen Driver Printed Circuit Board Contacts 128
Appendices 129
Appendix A – Printer Specifications 129
Appendix B – Supplies and Optional Hardware 130
Appendix C – Ink Flow Diagrams 131
Appendix D – Wiring Diagrams 133
Memjet Print Engine Main Printed Circuit Assembly (MPCA) 133
Printer Interface PC Board Wiring Diagram 134
Print Engine DPCA-1, DPCA-2 and Multiplex (MUX) PCB Wiring Diagram 135
Printer Wiring Diagram 136
Index 137
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
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SECTION 1 – Installing Printer
Before using Printer:
Transport Inspection. Upon delivery, inspect packaging and report any issues to the Carrier.
Gather Tools
Choose a location for Printer
Unpack and verify Accessory Box contents
Attach Media Guide to Printer
Remove shipping materials – Shipping Tape???
Install Print Platen & Drip Tray Assembly
Plug in Printer
Install Printer Software (Driver & Toolbox). Then connect Printer to Computer.
Install Ink Tanks
Install Printhead
Set up feed on Printer
Transport Inspection
The printer is shipped in appropriate packaging so that, under normal shipping conditions, it reaches its destination
without damage.
NOTICE: Report damage to the carrier. The carrier is liable for any damage during transport.
Transport and storage should take place under the following conditions:
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At temperatures between -25°C and +50°C (-13 °F to 122 °F).
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At a relative air humidity between 5% and 95%, non-condensing.
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At an atmospheric pressure between 70 kPa and 105 kPa.
Exposure to conditions that are not permissible may lead to damage which is not externally visible.
IMPORTANT Please save packaging materials for future use! It will be required if you ever need to ship printer.
Before shipping; please refer to the section titled “Preparing Printer for Transport”.??
Tools Needed
Knife and scissors to open packaging
Carpenters Level
#2 Philips Screwdriver
Protective, nitrile powder-free gloves should be worn to avoid getting ink on hands when installing
Print Platen and Drip Tray Assembly, Printhead Cartridge and Ink Tanks.
Distilled or de-ionized water
Non-abrasive, lint free cloths
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Choose a Location
Place Printer on a sturdy level worktable or cabinet at least 9" from any
walls. Open the Ink Tank Door and raise the Clamshell Assembly. Use the Bubble
Gauge mounted on the Ink Station Frame (or a small level) placed on the Ink
Station Frame to make sure Printer is level. Protect Printer from excessive heat,
dust, and moisture. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight.
Operating Conditions
Operation should take place under the following conditions:
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At temperatures between +15°C and +35°C (59 °F to 95 °F).
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At a relative air humidity between 20% and 80%, non-condensing.
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At an atmospheric pressure between 70 kPa and 105 kPa.
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Printer and Print Engine should be protected from excessive environmental debris/dust.
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Printer must be placed on a “Sturdy/Level” surface.
Exposure to conditions that are not permissible may lead to damage which is not externally visible.
Allow printer, printhead and ink tanks to acclimate to ambient temperature before using the printer.
Unpacking
Please refer to the unpacking sequence, shown below.
NOTE: Packaging materials may vary slightly from what is shown below.
Please save packaging in a safe place, for possible future use.
Two people will be required to safely lift printer and place it onto a sturdy, level work table.
IMPORTANT: WORK TABLE SURFACE MUST BE LEVEL!
Need pictures of unpacking sequence
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Contents of Packaging
Items included with the MACH 6 Printer.
1. Rear Media Support Guide/Sled Assembly
(Thumbscrew and mounting screws attached to Printer)
2. Five Ink Tanks (packed in foam molds)
– Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, Black
3. Printhead Cartridge (shown on top of packaging)
4. Media Support Wedge Extensions: Narrow and Wide
(Attach to slot in Rear Media Support Guide/Sled)
5. AC Power Cord
6. Print Platen & Drip Tray Assembly
(Includes High and Low Print Platens)
7. Media Side Guides: Inner and Outer
(Mounting screws attached to Printer)
8. USB Cable
9. Ethernet Cable
10. Sheet Separators (four spare separators inside bag)
CD/DVD – Containing Printer Driver and Operator Manual
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Removing Shipping Materials (Shipping Tape)
WARNING! To avoid possible damage to printer; do NOT plug-in, or power-up, printer
until all shipping materials have been removed; as described below.
NEED PICTURES of items to remove
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Install Print Platen & Drip Tray Assembly
Select appropriate Platen and Install it into Drip Tray:
Low Platen [1] (3 dots) is for media such as: heavy paper,
envelopes, card stock, cardboard, chip-board, padded
envelopes??
High Platen [2] (4 dots) is for thin, flexible media, such as:
sheet paper up to and including 32 lb??
Make sure Platen is positioned onto both Alignment Pins [A], in Drip Tray, as shown below.
CAUTION
It is very important that you get Platen positioned onto both Alignment Pins [A] or damage to
the system may occur when you close Clamshell and or start using printer.
A
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Install Print Platen & Drip Tray Assembly into Printer:
1. Open Ink Tank Door [A].
2. Release, pull out on, Clamshell Latch [B],
to release and raise Clamshell.
3. Insert tabs, at each end of Drip Tray, into frame slots [C] as shown below.
Tip: Larger tab, on Drip Tray, faces towards operator side of printer.
4. Verity that Print Platen and Drip Tray Assembly are sitting level in the printer, as shown below.
Tip: If front or back of Drip Tray is not
sitting level; check to be sure both tabs
are in slots [C], shown above.
If front of Drip Tray will not drop into
front slot [C]; you may have Drip Tray
in backwards. Remove and rotate 180
degrees so the larger tab is at operator
side of printer.
5. Carefully Close Clamshell.
6. Close Ink Tank Door.
CAUTION
It is very important that you get the Drip Tray tabs into frame slots [C] or damage to the system
may occur when you close Clamshell and or start using printer.
A
B
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Attach Media Side Guides and Rear Media Support Guide/Sled
1. Attach Media Side
Guide - Outer with two
screws [1] (included).
2. Attach Media Side
Guide - Inner with two
screws [2] (included).
3. Attach Rear Media Support Guide/Sled using
two screws (included) to secure it to the
mounting holes on Center Plate [3].
Attach Adjusting Knob [4].
NOTE: Two outside holes fit over socket
head screws.
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Narrow and Wide Media Support Wedges:
Use the Narrow or Wide Media Support Wedges to accommodate very wide or very narrow media.
1. Fit the tabs on the Wedges into the appropriate slots on the Media Support Guide. See examples below.
[A] Wide Guide installed.
[B] Narrow Guide installed.
05/31/18: New Wide Guide
Wedge design coming?
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Connect Printer
Plugging in Printer
Plug power cord into receptacle [1] at rear of Printer. Internal power supply in
Printer is rated 115 to 240VAC, 50/60 Hz.
CAUTION
DO NOT USE AN ADAPTER PLUGS OR EXTENSION CORDS
TO CONNECT PRINTER TO WALL RECEPTACLE.
DO NOT USE OUTLETS CONTROLLED BY WALL SWITCHES.
DO NOT USE OUTLETS THAT SHARE SAME CIRCUIT WITH
LARGE ELECTRICAL MACHINES OR APPLIANCES.
Connect to Computer
Printer connects to computer through USB Port [2].
Network Port [3] for operating in a network environment.
See “Network Connection Setup” in “Using Control Panel Touchscreen”.
Turning Power ON and OFF
IMPORTANT! START ONE PRINTER AT A TIME WHEN SIMILAR
PRINTERS ARE ON THE SAME NETWORK.
Powering Up Printer:
1. Press Main Power Switch on Rear Panel.
2. Press Power Button on Control Panel.
Powering Down Printer:
CAUTION
WHENEVER POWERING DOWN UNIT, ALWAYS:
1. PRESS POWER BUTTON ON CONTROL PANEL.
2. WAIT FOR PRINTER TO STOP PROCESSING.
3. THEN PRESS MAIN POWER SWITCH ON REAR PANEL.
SECTION 2
TROUBLESHOOTING
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SECTION 2 – Troubleshooting
This section is arranged by first the condition that might occur, and then by possible problems,
their cause and recommended solutions.
Power Problems
CONDITION PROBLEM SOLUTION
Power is ON, nothing
happens.
No power to Printer. Check that power cord is plugged in.
Check that power outlet is live.
Replace AC Adapter.
Lost Time and Date after
Printer is shut down.
Internal memory battery dead. Replace CR 2032 lithium battery on MPCA.
Interface Communication Problems
CONDITION PROBLEM SOLUTION
Printer does not respond
to software.
Connection problems. Check that port is communicating with Printer by
using another USB cable, replace cable if
necessary.
If port cannot communicate using USB cable,
check Printer.
If port cannot communicate using USB cable and
Printer is OK, check USB port on computer.
Printer not responding to
software.
Poor connection between
Printer and computer.
Turn Printer OFF and ON again.
Check connections.
Service Station
CONDITION PROBLEM SOLUTION
Motor stalls
Jammed gear train due to
broken post or improperly
seated gears.
Squeegee blade wedged, not
seated properly.
Debris build-up on blade and
rollers, increasing friction.
Bad Motor.
1. Check each possible cause and
correct if possible: reseat gears and/or
squeegee, clean debris from blade
and rollers.
2. Retest.
3. If Motor is still stalled, replace Motor.
Color mixing Wiper Roller is saturated.
Squeegee blade is wedged,
not seated properly or bowed.
1. If saturated, clean or replace roller.
2. Reseat squeegee.
3. If squeegee is bowed, adjust
squeegee blade.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Feeding Problems
CONDITION PROBLEM SOLUTION
Intermittent feeding Feed Ramp not used.
Side Guides set improperly.
Dirty Feed Rollers.
Paper stuck together.
Uneven mail piece.
Feed Ramp adds a slope to stack and helps
feeding.
Loosen Side Guides slightly.
Clean Feed Roller with distilled water and a cloth.
DO NOT use any solvents or detergents as they
may damage Feed Rollers.
Fan media before placing it in Printer.
Tap contents to front of envelopes and retry.
Multiple feeds Separator gap not set properly.
Media stuck together.
Side Guides too close to media.
Adjust Separators to thickness of media.
Fan media before loading in Printer.
Push Side Guides away from media.
Failure to feed Side Guides too close to media.
No power to Printer.
Feed gap too tight.
Feed gap too loose.
Material is out of specification.
Motor on, Feed Rollers not turning.
Clutch not engaging.
Motor failure.
No power.
Readjust Side Guides.
Check that power buttons are ON (Control Panel
and Main Power) and that the power cord is
plugged in.
Adjust Separator to thickness of media.
Adjust Separator to thickness of media.
Maximum thickness is 0.020".
Check for broken Drive Belt and replace.
Check for loose set screws on Drive Pulley or Belt
Drive Roller Pulley.
Replace Clutch.
Check that motor is receiving power from the
Power Supply.
See Power Problems in this Section.
Jams Paper path obstruction.
Paper not loaded properly.
Feed Ramp not used properly.
Separators improperly adjusted.
Media curled or bent.
The Separators are worn.
Clear jam: Open Touchscreen “Setup” screen.
Press “Run Path”; this clears media from the
paperpath without feeding more media.
Press “Clear Error”. Press “Resume” to
continue printing.
Instruct operator in proper loading of media.
Set Feed Ramp.
Adjust Separators to thickness of media.
Uncurl media.
Replace Separator Tip.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Memjet Printhead
CONDITION PROBLEM SOLUTION
Missing parts of letters or
text.
Air and bubbles blocking
nozzles.
Printhead is dry.
Clean the Printhead using recirculation,
priming or cycles of depriming and priming
found on the Printer Touchscreen or in the
Printer Toolbox.
Rehydrate Printhead using distilled water and
a wet, clean, lint-free cloth.
NOTE: Air bubbles often disappear with
Printer use.
Print shows regularly
missing or misdirected
nozzles or ink color mixing.
Debris on Printhead. Perform startup routine.
Clean the Printhead using a Cleaning Level
on the Printer Touchscreen or in the Printer
Toolbox.
Wipe Printhead manually with distilled water
and a wet, clean, lint-free cloth.
Replace Printhead.
Ink mixing – Mixed or
muddy colors.
Causes: Ink flooding, air in
Printhead or a dirty Printhead.
Clean the Printhead using a Cleaning Level
on the Printer Touchscreen or in the Printer
Toolbox.
Wipe Printhead manually with distilled water
and a wet, clean, lint-free cloth.
No print or crisp blocks of
missing drops.
Electrical failure or poor
electrical connection.
Reseat Printhead.
Replace Printhead.
System will not reprime ink
after replacing Printhead
Cartridge.
Printhead nozzles dry.
Ink Tanks may be 1/3 full
or less.
Wipe Printhead manually with distilled water
and a wet, clean, lint-free cloth.
Replace Ink Tanks.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Printing Problems
CONDITION PROBLEM SOLUTION
Ink Tank installed, no Ink Level
indication in Toolbox
Ink Tank contacts dirty,
preventing Printer/Ink Tank
communication.
Remove Ink Tank(s). Clean prism and
QA Chip contacts, see Maintenance,
Cleaning Ink Tank Contacts.
Extra lines; losing data Database problem. Check data in database program.
Improper output
(address information out of order,
misfeeding, etc.)
Wrong interface settings.
Static electricity.
Dirty Media Sensor.
Check software or database on PC.
Close software and then turn Printer
OFF and ON.
Clean Media Sensor.
Media jams Double feeding.
Media is curled or bent.
Media is too thin.
Adjust Sheet Separators on Feeder.
Uncurl media.
Minimum thickness for media is 0.004".
No communication Improper cabling /
connector.
Unit not receiving power.
Use proper cable (see Operator
Manual).
Check plug connections, ON/OFF switch
and fuse on back panel.
Print too light or missing
character dots
Clogged or dirty Printhead.
Running out of ink.
Check Printhead.
Replace Ink Tanks.
Blurry address
Image is not sharp. Clean Printhead using a Cleaning Level
on the Printer Touchscreen or in the
Printer Toolbox.
Replace Ink Tanks or change Printer
resolution setting.
Check media thickness.
Split line of type
A line of type does not
match up.
Check media thickness. Minimum
thickness for media is 0.004".
Increase resolution of print.
Feeding problems Double sheets.
Misfeeds.
Adjust Sheet Separators.
Software Problems
Refer to the manual for the application software being used.
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Errors and Warnings
Printer Alert Window Messages
Messages sent from Driver and displayed on PC screen in a small
popup window.
MESSAGE SOLUTION
Cleaning in Progress Wait until message disappears. Printer will start printing your job once cleaning
process is complete.
Excessive Tilt Erro
r
See details under “Toolbox System Status Messages” section.
Incompatible
Printhead
Remove and reinsert your Printhead Cartridge. Replace Printhead. Printhead
Cartridges must be purchased from authorized supplier for this printer model.
Incorrect … Ink Tank Replace Ink Tank. Ink Tanks must be purchased from authorized supplier for this
printer model.
…. Ink Low
Example: Black Ink Low Reorder Ink.
…. Out of Ink
Example: Cyan Ink Out Replace empty Ink Tank.
Load Paper Out of Paper. Load paper into Printer and press PAUSE/RESUME button
to resume printing.
Mechanical Jam
Check for and remove obstruction, then press PAUSE/RESUME button to
resume printing.
Check/Clean Sensors. If problem persists, contact technical support.
Missing Printhead Remove Printhead Cartridge. Check/clean electrical contacts. Reinsert Printhead.
Replace Printhead. If problem persists, contact technical support.
Multiple Inks Low Reorder Ink.
Multiple Ink Tanks
Out Replace empty Ink Tanks.
Multiple Ink Tanks are
missing
Insert missing Ink Tanks.
Clean electrical contacts and reseat Ink Tanks.
Multiple Unauthorized
Ink Tanks
Remove and reinsert Ink Tank. Replace Ink Tank. Ink Tanks must be purchased from
authorized supplier for this printer model.
Paper Jam
Remove jammed media. Check for proper feed setup then press the
PAUSE/RESUME button to resume printing.
Check/Clean Sensors. If problem persists, contact technical support.
Printhead Latch Open Ensure that the Printhead Cartridge is inserted properly, then close the Printhead
Latch so it locks.
Print Zone Assembly
(Top Assembly) Open Make sure Top Assembly is completely closed and latched.
The … Ink Tank is
missing
Insert missing Ink Tank.
Clean electrical contacts and reseat Ink Tank.
Unauthorized … Ink
Tank Installed
Remove Ink Tank. Ink Tanks must be purchased from authorized supplier for this
Printer model.
Unauthorized
Printhead
Remove Printhead Cartridge. Printhead Cartridges must be purchased from
authorized supplier for this Printer model.
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