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General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Print Speed | Up to 17 ppm |
| Output Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Monthly Duty Cycle | Up to 65, 000 pages |
| Connectivity | Parallel |
| Memory | 4 MB |
| Duplex Printing | Optional |
| Paper Capacity | 600 sheets |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0, 2000, 3.1, DOS, OS/2, UNIX |
| Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Processor | 100 MHz |
Introduces topics like printer features, identification, site requirements, paper specifications, and safety information.
Details specifications like speed, resolution, typefaces, memory, expansion slots, and interface.
Details on locating model and serial numbers on printer labels.
Covers environmental and installation requirements for printer operation.
Details supported paper types, sizes, weight, and capacity for various trays.
Provides crucial safety warnings and information regarding laser, toner, and environmental compliance.
Introduces topics covered in the service approach chapter, including service approach, parts, and warranty.
Guides users on where to find part numbers and how to order replacement parts and accessories.
Discusses toner cartridge capacity, detection, and provides recommendations on refilled cartridges.
Outlines the specific legal rights and variations in warranty coverage across different regions.
Covers essential operations of the printer, including control panel usage, menus, service mode, and configuration.
Explains how to use the printer's control panel, including its layout, keys, lights, and settings.
Details various control panel menus like Information, Paper Handling, Print Quality, Printing, Configuration, I/O, EIO, and Resets.
Describes how to enter and utilize service mode for advanced printer functions and diagnostics.
Introduces the chapter on printer maintenance, covering cleaning and preventative maintenance.
Provides instructions for cleaning the printer's exterior and interior parts, and paper handling accessories.
Details preventative maintenance cycles and explains how to reset the maintenance count.
Introduces the chapter on functional information, covering printer subsystems and operation sequence.
Explains the function of key printer subsystems like power supply, engine controller, formatter, and paper feed.
Describes the six stages of the image formation process, from cleaning to fusing.
Covers the paper path, sensors, clutches, and feeding mechanisms for various trays and feeders.
Introduces the chapter on removing and replacing parts, covering strategies and component removal.
Details the procedure for printer disassembly and reassembly, emphasizing order and safety.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing various printer covers like the top, left, and right side covers.
Details the removal process for major printer assemblies such as the fuser, formatter cage, and laser scanner.
Introduces the chapter on troubleshooting, covering processes, printing system, and reference diagrams.
Explains a systematic approach to diagnose printer malfunctions, starting with major problems.
Covers preliminary checks, power on issues, display errors, event logs, printer messages, image quality, and interface problems.
Provides questions and checks to diagnose paper jam issues based on frequency and location.
Introduces the chapter on parts and diagrams, covering how to use lists and illustrations.
Explains how to interpret exploded view diagrams, part tables, and order replaceable parts.
Lists available accessories and supplies, such as paper feeders, duplexers, and toner cartridges, with part numbers.
Presents assembly location diagrams and corresponding parts lists for major printer components.
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