Why won't my Konica Minolta All in One Printer start printing?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer does not start printing, it could be due to the right-side door of the machine being open. Securely close the right-side door of the machine. Another reason could be that there is no paper that matches the document. Load paper of the appropriate size into the paper tray.
Why is the print output too dark on my Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
If the printed output from your Konica Minolta All in One Printer is too dark, it may be because the print density was changed from the printer driver. Check the printer driver setting.
What to do if Konica Minolta All in One Printer says 'Door open Please close'?
If you see the message 'Door open Please close' on your Konica Minolta All in One Printer, it means a machine door or cover is open, or an option is not installed correctly, preventing the machine from printing. Make sure that all doors and covers are closed and that all options are installed correctly.
Why is Konica Minolta All in One Printer not feeding from specified paper source?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer is not feeding paper from the specified paper source, it is likely because that paper source is loaded with paper of a different size or orientation. Load the paper source with paper of the appropriate size and orientation.
Why is the printed page curled on my Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
If the printed page from your Konica Minolta All in One Printer is curled, it could be due to: * Using paper that curls easily, such as recycled paper. Remove the paper from the paper tray, turn it over, and then load it again. * The paper being damp. Replace the paper with paper that is not damp.
What does 'Capacity Over XXXX Remove Paper' mean on Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer displays 'Capacity Over XXXX Remove Paper', it means the maximum amount of papers for the indicated finisher output tray has been exceeded, and the machine is unable to make prints. Remove all papers from the indicated tray.
Why is the image not aligned properly on Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
If the image is not aligned properly on the paper when using your Konica Minolta All in One Printer, it could be due to: * Incorrectly positioned lateral guides against the edges of the paper. Slide the lateral guides against the edges of the paper. * Curled paper loaded into the paper tray. Flatten the paper before loading it.
Why are pages not uniformly loaded on Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
If the pages that were fed out from your Konica Minolta All in One Printer were not uniformly loaded and the punched holes or staples are incorrectly positioned, it could be due to: * Curled paper. Remove the paper from the paper tray, turn it over, and then load it again. * A gap between the lateral guides in the paper tray and the side of the paper. Slide the lateral guides in the paper tray against the side of the paper so that there is no gap.
Why is the print output too light on my Konica Minolta All in One Printer?
If the printed output from your Konica Minolta All in One Printer is too light, it may be due to the following reasons: * The print density might have been changed from the printer driver. Check the printer driver setting. * The paper could be damp. Replace the paper with new paper.
What to do when Konica Minolta All in One Printer says 'Replenish paper'?
If your Konica Minolta All in One Printer displays the message 'Replenish paper', it means the indicated tray has run out of paper. Load paper into the indicated tray.
General| Brand | Konica Minolta |
|---|---|
| Model | BIZHUB C353P |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Explains ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.
Lists registered trademarks, logos, and copyright notices.
Details the terms and conditions of the software license agreement.
Explains safety symbols, sequence of actions, tips, reminders, and detail markings used in the manual.
Details safety instructions for operation, maintenance, user safety, and preventing equipment problems.
Lists regulatory compliance and notices for users in different regions, including FCC and CE markings.
Shows locations of safety precaution notations and labels on the machine for accident prevention.
Details recommended space requirements for machine operation, consumables replenishment, and maintenance.
Lists precautions for power source, operating environment, and storage of copies to ensure optimum performance.
Identifies and describes the main unit, options, and external components of the machine.
Provides instructions on how to turn the machine on and off, including warming-up time.
Details specifications for compatible paper types, sizes, and capacities for various paper sources.
Step-by-step instructions for loading paper into trays, LCT, and bypass tray.
Explains the role and functions of the printer controller in the printing system.
Lists compatible computers, operating systems, and interfaces required for using the printing system.
Outlines the procedure for connecting the machine to a computer and installing the printer driver.
Explains how to specify user authentication and account track settings for controlling machine usage.
Describes functions for saving print jobs to internal user boxes for later retrieval or distribution.
Details TCP/IP settings required for network connectivity, including IP address and DNS configuration.
Instructions for accessing and utilizing the PageScope Web Connection utility for device management.
Step-by-step guide to log in to the Administrator mode for specifying machine settings.
Configuration settings for various network printing protocols like LPR, Port9100, SMB, IPP, and IPPS.
Lists selectable connection methods and their corresponding installation procedures for different OS.
Detailed instructions for installing printer drivers using the Add Printer Wizard for Windows XP/Server 2003.
Detailed instructions for installing printer drivers using the Add Printer Wizard for Windows Vista.
Detailed instructions for installing printer drivers using the Add Printer Wizard for Windows 2000.
Procedures for manually uninstalling printer drivers installed without an installer.
Lists available connection protocols for Macintosh OS, including Bonjour, AppleTalk, LPR, and IPP.
Step-by-step guide to install printer drivers for specific Mac OS X versions.
Instructions for installing printer drivers and connecting the machine for Mac OS 9.2.
Procedures for uninstalling printer drivers for Macintosh OS X and OS 9.2.
Basic steps to initiate a print job from application software and specify print settings.
How to change initialization conditions, options, and enable functions from the printer driver.
Detailed explanation of various settings and options available in the PCL/PS printer drivers.
Basic steps to initiate a print job from application software and specify print settings for OS X.
How to change initialization conditions and specify options for OS X printer drivers.
Procedure to register custom paper sizes for use with the OS X printer driver.
Detailed explanation of various settings and options in the OS X printer driver dialog boxes.
How to change initialization conditions and specify options for OS 9 printer drivers.
Detailed explanation of various settings and options in the OS 9 printer driver dialog boxes.
Feature to print one copy for checking before printing the rest, preventing copy errors.
Saves jobs in a user box, requiring ID/password for output, useful for confidential documents.
Saves print jobs to internal user boxes for later retrieval or distribution.
Saves jobs to an annotation user box, a system user box for common use.
Saves print jobs in encrypted PDF format for enhanced security.
Explains how printing works when user authentication is enabled on the machine.
Details how printing operates when the Account Track function is enabled.
Enables printing by touching an authentication unit or using the printer driver for user authentication.
How to set encryption passphrases for secure communication between the machine and printer driver.
Specifies ICC profiles registered on the machine for print jobs to ensure accurate color reproduction.
Guides on registering downloaded ICC profiles into the printer driver for enhanced color management.
Instructions for setting up and printing on long paper (banner paper) using the bypass tray.
Overview of the control panel's capabilities for printing, job management, and settings configuration.
Lists all available parameters and options within the machine's Utility menu.
Detailed explanations of parameters within menus like Job Operation, Paper Settings, User Settings, and System Settings.
Introduction to the web-based utility for managing machine settings and checking status remotely.
Procedures for logging in and out of PageScope Web Connection in User or Administrator mode.
Details the functions and information available when accessing PageScope Web Connection in User mode.
Details the functions and settings available when accessing PageScope Web Connection in Administrator mode.
Describes how to manage user boxes and system user boxes via PageScope Web Connection.
Instructions for integrating with Active Directory for user-based function limitations.
Configuration for limiting users via NTLM authentication in Windows environments.
Procedures for limiting users by integrating with an LDAP server for authentication.
Steps to create SSL certificates for securing machine communication with client computers.
Configuration for SSL-based encrypted communication from Windows Vista to the machine.
Settings for IPsec-based communication to ensure secure data transmission.
Setup for sending email notifications to the administrator regarding machine status and errors.
Procedures for handling and clearing error codes displayed on the machine.
Step-by-step instructions for clearing paper misfeeds in various locations of the machine.
Procedures for clearing jammed staples in the finisher.
Actions to take when the paper tray needs to be replenished.
General guide for troubleshooting common issues not covered by specific error messages.
A table listing common machine messages and their corresponding remedies.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing toner cartridges when they are low or empty.
Instructions for replacing the waste toner box when it becomes full.
Procedures for replacing the imaging unit when it reaches its yield limit.
Instructions for replacing staple cartridges in the finisher FS-519 and saddle stitcher.
Procedures for emptying the punch scrap box in the finisher FS-519 and FS-609.
Instructions for cleaning the machine's housing, control panel, electrostatic charger wire, and print head.
Instructions to contact technical support for periodic maintenance when this message appears.
Technical specifications for the main unit, including type, paper handling, RAM, and interfaces.
Specifications for the automatic duplex unit, including paper types and sizes.
Specifications for the PC-104 paper feed cabinet, including paper types, sizes, and capacity.
Specifications for the PC-204 paper feed cabinet, including paper types, sizes, and capacity.
Specifications for the PC-405 paper feed cabinet, including paper types, sizes, and capacity.
Specifications for the FS-519 finisher, including finishing trays, paper types, sizes, and staple settings.
Specifications for the PK-515 punch kit, including punched holes and paper types.
Specifications for the SD-505 saddle stitcher, including number of bins and staple settings.
Specifications for the OT-602 output tray, including number of bins and paper types.
Specifications for the MT-502 mailbin kit, including number of bins and paper capacity.
Specifications for the FS-609 finisher, including output trays, paper types, sizes, and staple settings.
Specifications for the PK-501 punch kit, including punched holes and paper types.
Important safety precautions and warnings for using the biometric authentication unit.
Highlights the key features of the biometric authentication system.
Identifies and describes the status indicator, security slot, and USB port of the unit.
Procedures for registering users and setting up the biometric authentication unit.
Cleaning instructions for the housing and scanner cover of the biometric unit.
Technical specifications for the biometric authentication unit, including interface and compatibility.
Solutions for common problems encountered when using the biometric authentication system.
Safety precautions and warnings for using the IC card authentication unit.
Highlights the features of the IC card authentication system for user authentication.
Identifies the card scanning area and USB cable of the IC card unit.
Procedures for registering IC card IDs and setting up the authentication unit.
Cleaning instructions for the IC card authentication unit.
Technical specifications for the IC card authentication unit.
Solutions for common problems encountered when using the IC card authentication system.
Displays the machine's configuration settings, including installed options and network information.
Lists the available PCL and PostScript fonts supported by the printer drivers.
Information regarding PPD drivers for Linux and their installation for applications like OpenOffice.
Information on NetWare connectivity and settings for different NetWare versions.
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