What to do if Kyocera TASKalfa 520i All in One Printer says the phone receiver is off the hook?
If your Kyocera All in One Printer displays this message, it means the phone connected to the machine is off the hook. Simply hang up the handset.
What to do if Kyocera TASKalfa 520i says to add paper?
If your Kyocera All in One Printer displays this message, it means the indicated cassette or MP tray is out of paper. Add paper of the same size as indicated. If a specific type of printing paper is specified, the necessary paper types will also be displayed. To use a different paper source, select the desired paper source and press [Continue]. You can also press [MP Tray Setting] to change the paper size/type of the MP tray. Also, make sure that the cassette is securely loaded; remove it and reload it completely.
Why Kyocera TASKalfa 520i All in One Printer has no print output after reception?
If there is no print output after reception on your Kyocera All in One Printer, check if memory forwarding is activated and verify the forwarding destination.
Why Kyocera TASKalfa 520i All in One Printer cannot receive document?
If your Kyocera All in One Printer cannot receive a document, first check that the modular cord is correctly connected. If a communication error is displayed, address the cause of the error and ask the sender to retry. Additionally, check if RX (reception) restriction is activated and, if it is, cancel the RX restriction.
Why Kyocera TASKalfa 520i All in One Printer cannot send document?
If your Kyocera All in One Printer cannot send a document, make sure the modular cord is correctly connected. If a send error is displayed, identify the cause of the error and try sending again. Also, verify whether TX (transmission) restriction is activated and, if so, cancel the TX restriction.
General| Function | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
|---|---|
| Print Speed (Black) | 52 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Standard Paper Capacity | 1, 150 sheets |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Modem Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Type | All-in-One Printer |
| Memory (Standard) | 2 GB |
| Max Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Duplex Printing | Standard |
Indicates warnings, dangers, and cautions, with specific points of attention shown inside the symbol.
Details machine specifications like type, printing method, supported original types, paper weight, and size.
Identifies and labels major machine parts using figures and numbers.
Provides a cross-sectional view of the machine, illustrating the paper path and internal components.
Specifies environmental requirements, location, and installation dimensions for the machine.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure for unpacking the machine and completing the initial setup.
Details the components and procedure required for installing the optional key counter system.
Provides instructions for safely removing and installing expanded memory modules within the machine.
Explains how to enter and execute various maintenance items for servicing the machine.
Describes the management functions accessible by users for changing settings like default configurations.
Lists all available maintenance mode items, their numbers, content, and initial settings.
Details paper misfeed indications, causes, and corrective measures for various locations.
Explains the self-diagnostic function and lists system errors with their causes and corrective actions.
Illustrates common image quality issues like light image, dark image, or blurred image with potential causes.
Lists electrical issues, their causes, and troubleshooting steps for components like motors and power supply.
Covers mechanical issues such as paper feed problems, worn rollers, and misaligned parts.
Lists error codes for sending functions like Scan to SMB, FTP, and E-mail, with causes and solutions.
Outlines critical safety warnings and precautions to be followed before starting disassembly or reassembly.
Details the procedure for detaching and refitting pulleys and cleaners in the paper feed section.
Explains the process for detaching and refitting components within the optical section, such as the exposure lamp.
Provides instructions for detaching and refitting the drum unit and main charger unit.
Details the procedure for detaching and refitting the developing unit and toner replenishment.
Explains how to detach and refit the transfer roller unit and clear counter values.
Covers procedures for detaching and refitting fuser unit components like heaters, thermistors, and rollers.
Details replacement procedures for components like ozone filters, dust filters, and the hard disk.
Describes the procedure for upgrading the machine's firmware using a USB memory.
Lists the adjustment-free variable resistors (VR) that are factory set and cannot be adjusted in the field.
Provides remarks for main PWB replacement, including EEPROM transfer.
Offers remarks for engine PWB replacement, emphasizing EEPROM transfer.
Explains the paper feed mechanism, including cassette and MP tray paper feed subsections.
Describes the optical section, covering the scanner, mirror frame, and image scanner unit.
Details the drum section components like the drum, main charger unit, and cleaning section.
Explains the developing section, including the developing unit and toner container for replenishment.
Covers the transfer roller, separation electrode, and drum separation claws for paper transfer and separation.
Details the fuser section components like heat roller, press roller, and fuser heaters for fusing toner.
Explains the eject and switchback sections responsible for paper ejection and transfer path switching.
Describes the duplex section, where paper is reversed for duplex copying.
Lists the electrical parts layout, including PWBs, switches, sensors, motors, and other components.
Explains the function of the power source PWB in generating voltages and controlling fuser heaters.
Describes the engine PWB's role in controlling other PWBs and machine components.
Details the main PWB's functions in controlling image processing and the operation panel.
Explains the ISM PWB's role in controlling the scanner section.
Describes the main operation PWB's functions in controlling the touch panel and LCD indication.
Lists all maintenance parts with their service manual names, part numbers, and alternative part numbers.
Lists available maintenance kits, their part numbers, and alternative part numbers.
Outlines periodic maintenance tasks, user calls, 500K checks, points, cautions, and page references.
Provides a chart detailing image adjustment procedures, including items, descriptions, and modes.
Illustrates the electrical connections between various components using Wiring Diagram No.1.
Illustrates the electrical connections between various components using Wiring Diagram No.2.
Illustrates the electrical connections between various components using Wiring Diagram No.3.
Illustrates the electrical connections between various components using Wiring Diagram No.4.
Illustrates the electrical connections between various components using Wiring Diagram No.5.
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