What to do if the Toner Waste display blinks and “E31” appears on my Kyocera Mita Copier?
If the Toner Waste display is blinking and the error code “E31” is shown on the copy quantity display of your Kyocera Mita Copier, this indicates that the waste toner box is full. You should replace it with a new waste toner box.
What does it mean when the Replenish Toner display blinks on my Kyocera Mita Copier?
When the Replenish Toner display blinks on your Kyocera Mita Copier, it means there is very little toner remaining. Replace the toner container with a new one as soon as possible.
Why does “E33” appear and the Replenish Toner display blink on my Kyocera Mita Copier?
The “E33” error appears, and the Replenish Toner display blinks because the Kyocera Mita Copier cannot produce copies due to the absence of toner. The suggested solution is to replace the toner container with a new one.
What does “E70” mean on my Kyocera Mita Copier?
If “E70” appears on the copy quantity display of your Kyocera Mita Copier when using the optional Document Processor, it means there are originals left on the original table. Remove the originals, return them to the original table, and try copying again.
What does “E14” mean on my Kyocera Mita Copier?
If you see “E14” on the copy quantity display of your Kyocera Mita Copier, it means an original size that cannot be copied has been set. Here’s what to check: * If performing Book Border Erasure copying, ensure the original is set horizontally. * Avoid irregular size originals during Border Erase or Merge Copy. * When making split copies or 2-Sided Copies from a double-page spread, use only 8 1/2" × 11", 11" × 17", A3, A4R, A5R, B4 or B5R sizes. * Ensure the original is set when using the Merge Copy function.
How to fix “E71” error on Kyocera Mita Copier?
If “E71” appears on the copy quantity display of your Kyocera Mita Copier, the device is trying to copy originals it previously failed to copy. Return all originals to the original table and attempt to copy them again.
What does “E32” mean on my Kyocera Mita Copier?
If “E32” appears on the copy quantity display of your Kyocera Mita Copier, it means the Toner Container has not been set. Set the Toner Container to resolve this issue.
What does “E72” mean on my Kyocera Mita Copier?
If “E72” appears on the copy quantity display of your Kyocera Mita Copier, it indicates that originals were placed in the optional Document Processor while copying on 2-sides (front and back). To resolve this, remove the originals from the Document Processor, place them on the Original Table after exiting the front and back copying, 2-Sided copy, 2 in 1, 4 in 1 or Sort Mode, and then resume copying.
How to fix “E15” error on Kyocera Mita Copier?
If “E15” appears on the copy quantity display of your Kyocera Mita Copier, it means a size that cannot be copied on both sides has been specified. To fix this, specify a paper size that can be used for double-sided copying.
How to resolve “E12” error on Kyocera Mita Copier?
The “E12” error on your Kyocera Mita Copier indicates that 11" × 8 1/2"/A4 size paper was not available in either the drawer or the Paper Feeder (multi-bypass tray) when a report was being output. Press the [Paper Select] key, choose the appropriate supply drawer, and then press the [Start] key to supply paper from the selected drawer.
General| Brand | Kyocera Mita |
|---|---|
| Model | KM-1620 |
| Category | Copier |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols used in the manual for warnings and notes.
Provides supplemental explanations and reference information.
Identifies safety labels on the product and their meanings.
Guidelines for safe and proper installation of the copier.
Important safety measures and warnings for operating the copier.
Identifies and describes the main physical components of the copier.
Details the keys, indicators, and displays on the copier's control panel.
Instructions on how to load paper into the copier drawers and trays.
Procedure for loading paper using the multi-bypass tray.
How to register non-standard paper sizes for use with the copier.
Step-by-step guide for performing a standard copy operation.
Explains how to adjust copy size using magnification and reduction.
How to temporarily stop a copy job to perform another.
Details the copier's low power mode for energy conservation.
Explains the automatic power-off function for energy saving.
Instructions for creating two-sided copies from different original types.
How to split book pages or two-sided originals onto separate sheets.
Adjusting the image to create a binding margin on copied pages.
Removing dark shading or blemishes from copy edges.
Combining multiple originals onto a single copy sheet (2-in-1, 4-in-1).
Function to automatically sort multiple sets of copies.
Using the Eco-copy feature to reduce toner consumption.
Storing and recalling frequently used copy settings.
Managing copy usage per department using codes.
Customizing default operational settings for the copier.
Details on the automatic document feeder and its capabilities.
Information about the optional paper feeder unit.
Explains the function of the duplex unit for two-sided copying.
Describes the key counter for tracking copier usage.
Information on increasing the copier's memory capacity.
Table listing error codes and their corrective procedures.
Procedures for clearing paper jams in various locations of the copier.
Troubleshooting guide for common operational issues and symptoms.
Instructions for cleaning external parts of the copier.
Step-by-step guide for replacing toner and waste toner.
Technical details and specifications of the copier's main body.
Overview and installation locations of optional equipment.
Chart detailing how different functions can be combined.
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