What to do if “E32” appears on Kyocera Mita All in One Printer?
If the error code “E32” appears on the display of your Kyocera Mita All in One Printer, it indicates that the toner container is missing. To resolve this, install the toner container in the printer.
How to fix “E07” error on Kyocera Mita All in One Printer?
If the error code “E07” appears on the display of your Kyocera Mita All in One Printer, it means the paper size registered in the default settings doesn't match the actual paper size used. To fix this, check the paper size, pull out the corresponding drawer, and then push it back in to clear the error.
What to do if “E31” appears on Kyocera Mita KM-1500 All in One Printer?
If the error code “E31” appears on the display of your Kyocera Mita All in One Printer, it indicates that the waste toner in the copier has reached its limit. In this case, contact your service representative or an authorized service center.
What to do if “E70” appears on Kyocera Mita KM-1500?
If the error code “E70” appears on the display of your Kyocera Mita All in One Printer and you have the optional Document Processor installed, it means there are originals left on the original table. Remove the originals, reset them on the table, and try copying again.
What to do if “E12” appears on Kyocera Mita KM-1500 All in One Printer?
If the error code “E12” appears on the display of your Kyocera Mita All in One Printer, it means that when printing a list or report, there was no 8 1/2" × 11" or A4 size paper available. To solve this, press the Paper Select key to choose a paper source, and then press the Start key. The print job will use paper from the selected source.
What to do if “E71” appears on Kyocera Mita KM-1500 All in One Printer?
If the error code “E71” appears on the display of your Kyocera Mita All in One Printer, reset all of the originals on the original table and try to copy again.
What to do if “E11” appears on Kyocera Mita All in One Printer?
If the error code “E11” appears on the display of your Kyocera Mita All in One Printer, make sure that you push the upper drawer securely into the copier.
General| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan |
|---|---|
| Printing Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Print Technology | Laser |
| Type | All in One Printer |
| Printing Speed | 15 ppm |
| Paper Size | A4, Letter, Legal |
| Copy Speed | 15 cpm |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows 98/Me/2000/XP |
| Power Consumption (Standby) | 10 W |
| Input Capacity | 250 sheets |
Provides a brief introduction to each section of the operation guide for efficient use.
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the guide to indicate important information.
Details the goals and standards of the International Energy Star Program for energy efficiency.
Explains the copier's Low Power and Off modes for reduced energy consumption.
Defines hazard levels and their implications for user safety.
Explains symbols indicating general warnings, electrical shock, heat, prohibited actions, and required actions.
Identifies caution labels attached to the copier for safety purposes.
Advises on suitable environments for copier installation and avoiding detrimental conditions.
Details proper power supply connections and grounding to prevent fire or electric shock.
Warns about keeping plastic bags away from children to prevent suffocation.
Outlines essential safety measures and prohibitions during copier operation and maintenance.
Provides guidelines for safely handling toner containers and other consumables.
Explains that the machine is a Class 1 laser product and cautions against hazardous radiation exposure.
Identifies and describes external parts of the copier's main body.
Identifies and describes internal components related to toner and paper path.
Identifies drawers, trays, stoppers, and guides for paper management.
Identifies the face-up tray, power switch, and optional connectors.
Details the functions of various keys and displays on the operation panel.
Explains the meaning of different indicator lights on the operation panel for status monitoring.
Provides instructions for loading paper into the copier's drawers and important handling notes.
Guides on how to register the paper size loaded in the drawer via the operation panel.
Instructions for setting paper onto the multi-bypass tray and important usage notes.
Details how to select paper size for the multi-bypass tray using standard or temporary settings.
Explains how to select and use the Thick Paper mode for printing on thicker paper types.
Instructions on how to attach and use the face-up tray for special paper output.
A step-by-step guide to performing a standard copy operation on the copier.
Explains how to choose different image quality modes like Auto Exposure, Text & Photo, and Eco-Copy.
Details how to manually adjust the copy exposure level for lighter or darker copies.
Instructions on how to set the desired number of copies to be produced.
Describes what happens after copying finishes and how to power down the copier.
Explains how to set magnification ratios in 1% increments for custom enlargement or reduction.
Details how to use pre-defined magnification ratios for resizing documents.
Instructions for copying two originals onto a single sheet of paper.
Instructions for copying four originals onto a single sheet of paper.
Explains how to change the type of borderline used in layout modes.
Guides on choosing the arrangement of images for the 4-in-1 layout.
Details how to scan multiple originals and create sorted copy sets.
Explains what default settings are and how they affect the copier's initial mode.
A table listing all configurable default settings with their descriptions and reference pages.
Step-by-step instructions on how to navigate and modify the copier's default settings.
Instructions on how to print a list of user settings or a total count report.
Lists common error codes displayed on the panel and provides corresponding troubleshooting procedures.
Explains how to use misfeed location indicators to pinpoint the source of a paper jam.
Provides detailed instructions for safely removing jammed paper from various locations within the copier.
Addresses issues like blank copies, light/dark copies, and dirty copies with troubleshooting steps.
Provides solutions for copy images appearing skewed or misaligned.
Discusses causes and solutions for frequent paper jams and unreceptive toner indicators.
Outlines steps for cleaning the copier's exterior and internal components safely.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the toner container when toner runs low.
Details the procedure for cleaning the charger cleaner and registration roller during toner replacement.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the copier's main body, including dimensions, weight, and performance.
Details the technical specifications for optional accessories like the Document Processor and Paper Feeder.
Lists environmental operating requirements and specifications for the copier.
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