HP Latex 3000 Series

d. Raise the foot as far as the bolt allows.
e. Use the 30 mm (1.18 in) wrench to relock the nut.
CAUTION: Take care to raise the feet as high as you can. They may break if they touch the ground while
the printer is in motion.
7. Push the printer from the outside corners of the top covers. Remember to avoid slopes steeper than 5%.
8. if you have an HP Latex 3500, it is possible that you have to adjust the center support split spindles after
moving the printer (see HP Latex 3500 dual-roll split spindles center support on page 51).
In the case that you have to reinstall the center support bases; see the Installation Guide for more
details.
After moving the printer, you may in some cases need an electrician to reconnect the power cables. You may
also need to recongure the network, from the printer's built-in computer and from the RIP computer. See the
Installation Guide for more details, including the minimum space required around the printer.
Printer Status Beacon
CAUTION: In the case that the printer includes a printer status beacon; the information provided is for
functional information purposes only, and is not related to any safety provision, or safety states. Warning
labels on the printer must be always considered when operating the printer, and they prevail over any status
indicated by the printer status beacon.
If your printer is an HP Latex 3100/3500 your printer has a light signaling system to visually identify the
status of your printer.
Printer status beacon messages mean:
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Green --> Ready
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Orange --> Needs attention / out of ink
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Red --> Printing unexpectedly stopped
Color Description
Red Unexpected printing interruption. A job that had started to print stopped unexpectedly
and appears as Failed. Attention required.
An UI user conrmation appears in the IPS window. When attended to, the red color in
the beacon changes to reect the state of the printer.
Orange Alert present in the IPS (Errors)
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