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General| Print technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Print speed (black, normal quality, A4) | 40 ppm |
| Print resolution (black) | 1200 x 1200 DPI |
| Processor speed | 540 MHz |
| Paper handling input, standard | 500-sheet input tray, 100-sheet multipurpose tray |
| Paper handling output, standard | 250-sheet output bin |
| Multi-Purpose tray capacity | 100 sheets |
| Standard printer languages | HP PCL 6, HP PCL 5e, HP Postscript Level 3 emulation |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 448 x 412 x 316 mm |
| Weight | 15.9 kg |
| Monthly duty cycle | 100000 pages per month |
| Connectivity, standard | Hi-Speed USB 2.0, 1 EIO slot |
| Warm-up time | 8 seconds |
| Time to first page (black, normal) | 7.5 s |
| Maximum input capacity | 1600 sheets |
| Duplex printing | Yes |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, Linux, Mac OS X |
Explains fundamental operations and major printer systems.
Describes the operational sequences controlled by the DC controller.
Details the formatter's role in controlling sleep mode, data processing, and communication.
Coordinates product functions and drives key systems like laser/scanner and media feed.
Monitors and controls fuser temperature using heater, thermistors, and thermoswitch.
Covers the electrophotographic process and its components.
Describes how the system handles paper pickup, feed, and delivery.
Outlines the general approach and strategy for FRU replacement.
Provides important safety and handling precautions before servicing the product.
Lists essential tools needed for removal and replacement procedures.
Outlines the general approach to product repair and troubleshooting.
Provides a table showing the sequence for removing various product components.
Procedures for removing the print cartridge, cassettes, and sub cover.
Procedure for removing the fuser, with specific notes for duplex models.
Procedure for removing the laser/scanner assembly, noting ESD sensitivity.
Procedure for removing the ECU, noting ESD sensitivity and connector disconnections.
Comprehensive procedure for removing the HVPS, involving multiple screws and component disconnections.
A checklist of basic questions to help define and diagnose problems quickly.
Guides users through determining the source of a product malfunction from control panel messages.
Lists diagnostic tools and methods for identifying and solving product problems.
Provides steps and guidance for clearing various types of paper jams.
Addresses issues related to paper handling, such as multiple sheets or incorrect size loading.
Provides examples and solutions for common print quality issues.
Addresses issues related to slow printing or pages not printing at all.
Guides for troubleshooting direct-connect and network connectivity issues.
Explains access to the PIN-protected SERVICE menu for advanced functions.
Information on upgrading product firmware using remote firmware update (RFU).
Information on ordering parts through authorized providers, websites, and software.
Identifies the locations of major subassemblies and component parts.
Illustrates various covers for duplex and simplex types, with reference numbers.
Diagram showing internal assemblies and component parts, with reference numbers.
An alphabetical list of all product parts with their part numbers and associated table/page references.
A numerical list of all product parts with their descriptions and table/page references.
Details HP's limited warranty for hardware and accessories, including exclusions and legal disclaimers.
Warranty terms for LaserJet print cartridges, covering defects and exclusions.
The legal agreement governing the use of the software product, detailing rights and restrictions.
Explains the Customer Self Repair (CSR) program and how parts are shipped and returned.
Provides contact information for telephone and Internet support, software downloads, and service agreements.
Instructions for packing the product for repair, emphasizing safe handling of electronic parts and print cartridges.
A form to be completed for service requests, gathering information about the equipment and the issue.
Details product dimensions and weights for different models.
Covers power requirements, consumption, and warnings about voltage conversion.
Provides sound power and pressure levels according to ISO 9296.
Specifies recommended and allowed environmental conditions (temperature, humidity).
Details FCC compliance for Class B devices, potential interference, and corrective measures.
HP's commitment to environmental responsibility in product lifecycle.
Product conformity with safety, EMC, and FCC regulations.
Includes laser safety statements and Canadian DOC regulations.
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