How to fix an unfused copy from Ricoh Printer?
To fix an unfused copy issue with your Ricoh Printer, clean the thermistor in the fusing unit. Also, check the pressure roller spring mechanism. If the problem persists, consider changing the thermistor, fusing unit, FCU, or PSU.
Why is my Ricoh Printer output misaligned, with data shifted left or right?
If your Ricoh Printer's output is misaligned, with data shifted to the left or right, try the following: Adjust the SBU scan start position and try changing the LD unit or FCU.
Why does my Ricoh Printer produce magnification or reduction, filled-in characters?
If your Ricoh Printer is producing magnification or reduction, filled-in characters only in copy mode, check the paper size sensors. Replace the sensors or the FCU (or the PFU for the lower cassette).
General| Max Print Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
|---|---|
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Modem Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Paper Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Functions | Copier, fax, printer, scanner |
| Printing Technology | Laser |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 3 seconds per page |
| Fax Resolution | 200 x 200 dpi |
| Paper Sizes | A4 |
| Interface | USB |
| Media Size | A4 |
Methods for efficient number storage and dialing.
Procedures for transmitting fax messages.
Procedures for receiving incoming fax messages, including modes.
Guidelines for document preparation before sending.
Sending faxes directly without memory storage.
Sending faxes via machine memory.
Troubleshooting common issues during faxing.
Features for distributing fax messages over networks.
Sending messages to multiple destinations via a transfer station.
How to interpret indicators and display messages for errors.
Steps to clear jams in the document feeder.
Detailed instructions for removing jammed documents.
Adjusting the feeder mechanism for different paper types or issues.
Procedures for clearing jams in the copy function.
Steps to clear jams at the paper cassette entrance.
Steps to clear paper jams within the machine's internal path.
Steps to clear paper jams in the output area.
Steps to clear jams in the lower cassette paper path.
Troubleshooting fax communication failures.
Solutions for general operational problems.
Explanations for error messages shown on the display.
Listing of error codes and their possible causes.
How to initiate a service report transmission.
Procedure to send a service report to the technician.
Detailed technical data for the machine.
Key safety and operational guidelines to follow.
Steps required before sending the first fax.
Daily use features and settings.
Troubleshooting common issues and error messages.
How to enable or disable major machine features.
Configuration of default settings for various functions.
Instructions for safe power connection and grounding.
Safety measures during machine operation.
General advice on modifications and power disconnection.
Guidelines for choosing an optimal installation site.
Instructions for connecting the machine to power and phone lines.
Essential initial setup steps for fax operation.
Setting the machine's internal clock and daylight saving.
Setting up identifiers like RTI, TTI, and CSI for communication.
Configuring the correct dialing signal type.
Details on using speed and quick dial features.
Procedures for organizing numbers into groups for broadcasting.
Step-by-step guide to storing new quick dial entries.
Procedures for modifying existing quick dial entries.
Procedures for deleting quick dial entries.
Step-by-step guide to storing new speed dial entries.
Procedures for modifying existing speed dial entries.
Procedures for deleting speed dial entries.
Steps to access and select groups for programming.
How to add phone numbers to a group.
Viewing numbers currently stored in a group.
Adding a descriptive label to a group.
Designating a group transfer station for network operations.
Procedures for deleting a group and its contents.
How to save a sequence of operations.
Procedures for deleting stored programs.
Sending messages securely with recipient ID.
Storing and sending frequently used pages automatically.
How to save a page as an auto document.
Adding a label to an auto document.
How to send a fax using a stored auto document.
Procedures for deleting auto documents.
Using personal codes to limit machine access.
Setting up personal codes for users.
Steps to store a personal code, name, and confidential ID.
Modifying or deleting personal code entries.
Enabling the feature to require personal codes for operation.
Procedure for initiating a secure fax transmission.
Improving transmission reliability over poor lines.
Receiving confidential messages securely.
Setting a confidential ID for secure message access.
Retrieving and printing confidential messages.
Protecting stored fax messages with an ID.
Enabling or disabling the memory lock feature.
Retrieving messages protected by memory lock.
Specifying which senders are allowed to transmit.
Adding specific sender identifiers for authorization.
Enabling or disabling the authorized reception feature.
Redirecting incoming faxes to other machines.
Setting up destinations and rules for forwarding.
Modifying or deleting forwarding settings.
Enabling or disabling the forwarding feature.
Setting up rules for sender-based cassette selection.
Enabling or disabling the cassette selection feature.
Resending stored fax messages.
Deleting stored files from memory.
Programming keys for quick access to features.
Assigning a function to a user key.
How to save a function sequence to a user key.
Executing a stored function program.
Removing a stored function program.
Sending faxes using instructions marked on an OMR sheet.
Programming machine settings via OMR sheet.
Setting timers for the power saver feature.
Enabling or disabling the power saver function.
Detailed report of each communication attempt.
Details unsuccessful transmissions and their causes.
Lists components requiring regular cleaning and maintenance.
Procedure for sending faxes with the ISDN G4 option.
Storing numbers using Quick Dial/Speed Dial with G3/G4 selection.
General troubleshooting guidance for ISDN G4.
Interpreting call progress signals and error messages.
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