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3 Lower the cover.

Warning—Potential Damage: To avoid overexposing the photoconductor unit, do not leave the door open for

more than 10 minutes.

4 Grasp the handle of the photoconductor unit and pull it out of the machine.

5 Unpack the replacement photoconductor unit.

Maintaining the printer

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
Safety Information7
Learning about the Printer9
- Thank You for Choosing this Printer9
- Finding Information about the Printer9
- Selecting a Location for the Printer10
- Printer Configurations12
- Configured Models13
- Basic Functions of the Scanner14
- Understanding the ADF and Scanner Glass15
- Understanding the Printer Control Panel16
Understanding the Home Screen17
- Using the Touch-Screen Buttons18
  - Sample Touch Screen19
  - Other Touch-Screen Buttons20
Setting up and Using the Home Screen Applications22
- Customizing the Home Screen Using the Embedded Web Server22
- Using the Home Screen Applications22
- Using Forms and Favorites23
  - Adding Bookmarks Using the Printer Control Panel24
  - Adding Bookmarks Using the Embedded Web Server24
- Using Scan to Network25
- Using the Remote Operator Panel27
- Using My MFP28
- Using WS-Scan30
- Exporting and Importing a Configuration Using the Embedded Web Server30
Additional Printer Setup32
- Turning on the Printer32
- Installing Internal Options33
- Installing Optional Trays48
- Attaching Cables51
- Verifying Printer Setup52
- Setting up the Printer Software53
- Setting up Wireless Printing54
- Installing the Printer on a Wireless Network (Macintosh)57
- Installing the Printer on a Wired Network59
- For Macintosh Users60
- Changing Port Settings after Installing a New Network Internal Solutions Port61
- Setting up Serial Printing63
Minimizing Your Printer's Environmental Impact65
- Saving Paper and Toner65
- Saving Energy66
- Recycling69
- Returning Lexmark Cartridges for Reuse or Recycling70
Loading Paper and Specialty Media71
- Setting the Paper Size and Type71
- Configuring Universal Paper Settings71
- Loading the Standard or Optional 520-Sheet Tray72
- Loading the Optional 850- and 1,150-Sheet Trays75
- Loading the 2000-Sheet High-Capacity Feeder77
- Loading the Multipurpose Feeder79
- Linking and Unlinking Trays83
- Configuring a Custom Name84
Paper and Specialty Media Guidelines85
- Paper Guidelines85
- Supported Paper Sizes, Types, and Weights89
Printing96
- Printing a Document96
  - Using Max Speed and Max Yield97
  - Using the Printer Control Panel97
- Printing from a Flash Drive98
- Supported Flash Drives and File Types99
- Printing on Specialty Media100
  - Tips on Using Envelopes101
  - Tips on Using Labels101
- Printing Confidential and Other Held Jobs102
- Printing Information Pages103
- Canceling a Print Job104
Copying105
- Making Copies105
- Copying Film Photos106
- Copying on Specialty Media106
- Customizing Copy Settings107
- Placing Information on Copies112
- Canceling a Copy Job112
- Understanding the Copy Screens and Options113
  - Advanced Options115
  - Save as Shortcut115
E-Mailing116
- Getting Ready to E-Mail116
- Creating an E-Mail Shortcut117
- E-Mailing a Document118
- Customizing E-Mail Settings119
- Canceling an E-Mail120
- Understanding E-Mail Options120
  - Page Setup122
  - Scan Preview122
Faxing123
- Getting the Printer Ready to Fax123
- Creating Shortcuts129
- Sending a Fax130
  - Sending a Fax Using Shortcuts131
  - Sending a Fax Using the Address Book131
- Customizing Fax Settings132
- Canceling an Outgoing Fax133
- Viewing a Fax Log133
- Understanding Fax Options134
- Delayed Send135
- Holding and Forwarding Faxes136
Scanning to an FTP Address138
- Creating Shortcuts138
- Scanning to an FTP Address139
- Understanding FTP Options140
Scanning to a Computer or Flash Drive143
- Scanning to a Computer143
- Scanning to a Flash Drive144
- Understanding the Scan Center Features144
- Using the Scanback Utility144
- Understanding Scan Profile Options145
Understanding Printer Menus147
- Menus List147
- Supplies Menu148
- Paper Menu150
- Reports Menu161
- Network/Ports Menu162
- Security Menu175
- Settings Menu180
- Help Menu233
Securing the Hard Disk and Other Installed Memory235
- Statement of Volatility235
- Erasing Volatile Memory235
- Erasing Non-Volatile Memory236
- Erasing Printer Hard Disk Memory Using the Embedded Web Server236
- Configuring Printer Hard Disk Encryption Using the Embedded Web Server237
Maintaining the Printer238
- Cleaning the Exterior of the Printer238
- Cleaning the Scanner Glass239
- Cleaning the Printhead Lenses240
- Storing Supplies243
- Checking the Status of Supplies244
- Ordering Supplies244
- Replacing Supplies246
  - Replacing a Toner Cartridge251
  - Replacing the Waste Toner Bottle253
- Moving the Printer257
  - Moving the Printer to Another Location258
  - Shipping the Printer258
Administrative Support259
- Finding Advanced Networking and Administrator Information259
- Using the Embedded Web Server259
- Checking the Status of the Printer259
- Checking the Virtual Display260
- Setting up E-Mail Alerts260
- Viewing Reports260
- Restoring Factory Default Settings261
Clearing Jams262
- Avoiding Jams262
- Understanding Jam Numbers and Locations263
- 201-202 Paper Jams263
- 203 Paper Jam265
- Paper Jam266
- 231 Paper Jam267
- 24X Paper Jam269
- 250 Paper Jam271
- 281 Paper Jam272
- 4Yy.XX Paper Jams274
- 455 Staple Jam278
- 28Y.XX Paper Jams280
Troubleshooting281
- Understanding Printer Messages281
- Solving Basic Printer Problems297
- Solving Printing Problems297
- Solving Copy Problems301
- Solving Scanner Problems303
- Solving Fax Problems305
- Solving Home Screen Applications Problems309
- Solving Option Problems313
- Solving Paper Feed Problems316
- Solving Print Quality Problems317
- Solving Color Quality Problems330
- Embedded Web Server Does Not Open333
- Contacting Customer Support333
Notices334
- Product Information334
- Edition Notice334
  - Noise Emission Levels336
  - Energy Star337
- Power Consumption338
Index352

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