Ricoh Pro C7500 - User Information on Electrical and Electronic Equipment (mainly Europe)

12. Problems Related to Throughput
Waiting Time Prior to Printing is Too Long
Waiting Time Prior to Printing is Too Long (Other than Envelope)
After receiving a print job, the machine usually stops to let the fusing temperature reach an appropriate
level for printing.
Solution:
By decreasing the fusing temperature during standby, you can reduce the waiting time.
By changing the fusing temperature to feed paper after warm-up, you can also reduce the waiting time.
1. If the paper is not registered as custom paper, register the brand of the paper.
2. In [Detailed settings] for custom paper, check the fusing temperature at [Heat Roller
Temp] in 1232: [Fusing Temperature].
• 1232-01: Fusing Temperature: BW/FC/FCS: Heat Roller Temp
• 1232-06: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Heat Roller Temp: Clear/Special
• 1232-07: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Heat Roller Temp: White
• 1232-08: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Heat Roller Temp: Metallic
• 1232-26: Fusing Temperature: S: Heat Roller Temp: Clear/Special
• 1232-27: Fusing Temperature: S: Heat Roller Temp: White
• 1232-28: Fusing Temperature: S: Heat Roller Temp: Metallic
• 1232-46: Fusing Temperature: BW/FC/FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp
• 1232-51: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: Clear/Special
• 1232-52: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: White
• 1232-53: Fusing Temperature: FCS: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: Metallic
• 1232-71: Fusing Temperature: S: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: Clear/Special
• 1232-72: Fusing Temperature: S: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: White
• 1232-73: Fusing Temperature: S: Fuser Setting HQ: Heat Roller Temp: Metallic
3. Check if the fusing temperature is 140°C or lower.
Yes Go to the next step.
No Proceed to Step 5.
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