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Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
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Duplex Printing | Yes |
Processor Speed | 1.2 GHz |
Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
Print Technology | Laser |
Print Speed | 50 ppm |
Monthly Duty Cycle | 300000 pages |
Recommended Monthly Page Volume | 5, 000 - 33, 000 pages |
Memory | 1024 MB |
Hard Drive | Optional |
Output Capacity | 500 sheets |
Interface | USB 2.0 |
Media Type | Plain paper, Card stock, Labels, Envelopes, Transparencies |
Total Media Capacity | 5140 sheets |
Media Sizes | Letter, Legal, A4, A5, Executive, Folio, Statement |
Operating Systems Supported | Windows, Mac, Linux |
Remove toner cartridge and ensure packing material is removed before reinstalling.
Redistribute toner by shaking the cartridge when the 'cartridge low' message appears.
Adjust width and length guides in the tray to match the paper size.
Ensure the paper size setting matches the loaded paper in the tray.
Set the printer's Quiet Mode to Off (Image/Photo) to resolve fine lines.
Verify that paper type and weight settings match the loaded paper.
Replace the photoconductor unit if it is defective.
Redistribute toner by shaking the cartridge if it's low.
Adjust toner darkness to a lighter setting via printer menu or properties.
Replace the toner cartridge if it is worn or defective.
Replace the toner cartridge if it is defective.
Replace the photoconductor unit if it is defective.
Replace the transfer module if it is defective.
Clean the printhead lenses by following specific steps.
Ensure paper type and weight settings match the loaded paper.
Use paper from a fresh package and store it properly.
Use fresh paper and store it in its original wrapper to avoid moisture.
Verify that the paper type setting matches the loaded paper.
Avoid using textured paper with rough finishes.
Replace the toner cartridge when it is low or print fades.
Replace the fuser if it is worn or defective.
Replace the photoconductor if defects repeat due to its defectiveness.
Replace the fuser if defects repeat across all colors.
Adjust paper guides to prevent skewed prints.
Use paper that meets printer specifications.
Clean the printer's exterior and interior components.
Clean the paper feed rollers carefully using a damp lint-free cloth.
Reinstall or replace the photoconductor if solid color pages have issues.
Replace the toner cartridge if it is worn, defective, or empty.
Clear any paper or visible toner from the paper path near the toner cartridge.
Select a different paper tray or feeder source for printing.
Replace the toner cartridge if it is worn, defective, or empty.
Check and clear the paper path around the toner cartridge.
Ensure there is no toner present in the paper path.
Adjust darkness, brightness, and contrast settings via printer menu or properties.
Use fresh paper and store it properly to prevent moisture absorption.
Avoid using textured paper with rough finishes.
Ensure the paper type setting matches the loaded paper.
Adjust darkness, brightness, and contrast settings to a higher value.
Use fresh paper and store it properly to prevent moisture absorption.
Avoid using textured paper with rough finishes.
Ensure the paper type setting matches the loaded paper.
Use only transparencies that meet the printer specifications.
Ensure the paper type setting is set to Transparency.
Replace the toner cartridge if it is defective or worn.
Replace the photoconductor unit if it is defective.
Reinstall or replace the toner cartridge if it is not installed correctly or is defective.
Replace the transfer module if it is worn or defective.
Replace the photoconductor unit if it is worn or defective.
Replace the fuser if it is worn or defective.
Perform color adjustment from the Quality menu.
Check application settings for background specifications.
Contact customer support if no toner is in the paper path.
Ensure paper type and weight settings match loaded paper, adjust weight if needed.
Ensure paper texture setting matches loaded paper, adjust if necessary.
Replace the fuser if it is worn or defective.