What to do if my Duplo DC-6 Binding Machine shows 'Cover open'?
If your Duplo Binding Machine indicates that the cover is open, make sure to close the top cover and the front cover. Also, ensure that the perforation unit or the cover is correctly installed.
What to do if my Duplo Binding Machine shows 'J3 Feed error'?
If your Duplo Binding Machine displays a 'J3 Feed error', it means there is a paper jam in the document infeed or feeding area. Remove the jammed document and then press the STOP key.
What to do if my Duplo DC-6 shows 'J4 Slitter' error?
If your Duplo Binding Machine displays a 'J4 Slitter' error, it indicates a paper jam in the slitter area. Remove the document from the slitter area, then press the STOP key.
What to do if my Duplo DC-6 is double feeding?
If your Duplo Binding Machine is experiencing a double feed, remove the document from inside the machine and then press the STOP key.
What to do if my Duplo DC-6 is showing 'J2 Feed tray' error?
If your Duplo Binding Machine displays a 'J2 Feed tray' error, it means that the document stack exceeds the maximum level. Remove documents until the stack is below the MAX level, and then press the STOP key.
How to fix 'No document' error on Duplo Binding Machine?
To resolve the 'No document' error on your Duplo Binding Machine, load the document on the feed tray.
General| Brand | Duplo |
|---|---|
| Model | DC-6 |
| Category | Binding Machine |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols and notations used in the manual for clarity and safety.
Lists registered trademarks and company names mentioned in the manual.
Provides important notes regarding product upgrades and contacting dealers for clarification.
General warnings and instructions to prevent danger to people and property.
Specific safety measures to follow during machine operation.
Guidelines for proper grounding to prevent electrical hazards.
Safety instructions related to power supply and the power cord.
Warnings against modifying or disassembling the machine due to internal hazards.
Recommendations for placing the machine in a safe and suitable environment.
Procedures and warnings for safely cleaning the machine's exterior and interior.
Specific warnings to avoid injuries to hands and fingers during operation and maintenance.
Safety instructions for installing the machine securely in its operating location.
Identifies the placement and meaning of warning labels on the machine.
Explains the machine's safety interlock system that stops operation when covers are opened.
Provides physical dimensions and space requirements for machine setup and operation.
Identifies and describes the main parts and their functions.
Shows and explains the parts on the feed side of the machine.
Shows and explains the parts on the ejection side of the machine.
Details the internal components and modules of the machine.
Explains the layout and function of the machine's control panel buttons and display.
Describes the standby and menu screens displayed on the LCD panel.
Provides step-by-step instructions for turning the machine's power on and off.
Outlines essential steps to prepare the machine before starting operation.
Instructions on how to properly load documents into the feed tray.
Guidance on adjusting the exit tray to its correct position for document output.
Steps for installing the optional perforation unit onto the machine.
Instructions on how to safely remove the perforation unit.
Details on how to adjust the position of the perforation tools.
Explains how to set the depth of the perforation tools.
Steps for attaching the optional card stacker accessory.
Instructions on how to adjust the guides on the card stacker for proper stacking.
Guide for establishing a connection between the DC-616 and a computer via USB.
Information and considerations before preparing documents for processing.
Defines key terms and concepts used in document programming and processing.
Outlines the physical limits and capabilities for slits, cuts, and creases.
Specifies the operational range and movement limits for each slitter.
Explains the function, specifications, and placement of the REG mark for accurate processing.
Details how to use barcodes for automatic job selection and setup.
Defines the constraints and limitations for setting slit positions in Simple Mode.
Specifies the conditions and limits for trail cutting to ensure proper product output.
Prepares the user for programming by explaining JOBs, modes, and measurements.
Details the various items required to program a JOB using the control panel.
Step-by-step guide for creating a new JOB using the advanced programming mode.
Instructions for creating a new JOB using the simpler slit setting mode.
Procedures for modifying and overwriting existing JOB settings.
Guide on how to select and run a pre-programmed JOB.
Explains various machine functions that can be configured for different processing needs.
Detailed steps on how to set and adjust various machine functions.
How to use barcodes to automatically configure the machine for specific jobs.
Instructions for adjusting the feeder's elevator, separator, and airflow for optimal document feeding.
Steps to correct skew or angled cuts in the finished products.
How to adjust airflow using the shutter for light-weight documents to prevent double feeding.
Identifies common error messages and provides solutions to resolve them.
Step-by-step guide for safely clearing paper jams from various machine areas.
General guidelines and warnings for performing daily cleaning and maintenance.
Instructions for cleaning the slitter tool to ensure product quality.
Steps for cleaning the conveyance rollers to maintain performance and prevent toner buildup.
How to clean the skew correction belt to remove paper dust.
Instructions for safely emptying and cleaning the waste box.
Information on how the machine protects sponge rollers from deformation during long stops.
Comprehensive list of technical details, dimensions, and model variations.
Alphabetical listing of topics for quick reference and navigation.
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