What to do if an original jams in the DADF of my Samsung All in One Printer?
If a warning message appears on the display screen of your Samsung All in One Printer because an original jams while passing through the duplex automatic document feeder (DADF), you should remove the jammed document slowly and gently.
What does it mean when the status LED is red on Samsung CLX-9301 and asks to replace toner?
If your Samsung All in One Printer's status LED turns red, and the display screen shows an error message to replace the toner, it indicates that the toner cartridge is totally empty and needs to be replaced.
Why is the status LED blinking red on my Samsung All in One Printer?
If your Samsung All in One Printer's status LED blinks red when the toner cartridge is near the end of its life, you can temporarily improve print quality by redistributing the remaining toner in the cartridge.
What does it mean when the status LED is red on Samsung CLX-9301 and asks to replace imaging unit?
If your Samsung All in One Printer's status LED turns red and the display screen shows an error message to replace the imaging unit, it means the imaging unit has reached the end of its life and needs to be replaced.
What to do if my Samsung All in One Printer is not working?
If your Samsung All in One Printer is not working, shows no display, or the buttons are unresponsive, unplug the power cord and plug it in again, ensuring that the electrical outlet is supplying power.
General| Print Technology | Laser |
|---|---|
| Functionality | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
| Print Speed (Black) | 30 ppm |
| Maximum Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Standard Paper Capacity | 520 sheets |
| Display | 7-inch Color Touch Screen |
| Duplex Printing | Yes |
| Fax Speed | 33.6 Kbps |
| Memory (standard) | 1 GB |
| Memory (maximum) | 2 GB |
| Copy Speed (Black) | 30 cpm |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Resolution | 300 x 300 dpi |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, Mac OS, Linux |
| Processor | 1 GHz |
| Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Copy Speed (Color) | 30 cpm |
| Scan Resolution | 4800 x 4800 dpi |
Explains the meaning of all warning and caution symbols used in the guide.
Details the visual cues for safety instructions.
Outlines safety precautions for laser components.
Information on ozone production and ventilation.
Explains terms and symbols used throughout the guide.
Highlights key functionalities and advantages of the machine.
Compares features available across different product models.
Describes the physical components of the machine.
Details the functions of the control panel buttons and display.
Explains how to interact with the touch screen interface.
Interprets the meaning of the status indicator lights.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering up the device.
Outlines the procedure for powering down the machine.
Instructions for connecting the machine via network or USB.
Explains the user interface elements and key buttons.
How to place documents for scanning or copying.
Guidelines for choosing paper types and sizes.
Step-by-step guide to load paper into various trays.
Instructions for printing on envelopes, labels, and other special papers.
Configuring paper size and type for each tray.
Explains the interface and options for copying.
Standard procedure for performing a copy job.
Adjusting parameters like paper source, duplex, and reduction.
Details advanced copying options like N-up and ID card copying.
Saving and recalling frequently used copy settings.
Accessing common copy settings via a shortcut menu.
Steps required before sending or receiving faxes.
Instructions for sending faxes directly from a PC.
Explains the fax interface and its options.
Procedures for sending faxes manually.
How to receive incoming fax transmissions.
Optimizing scan settings for fax quality.
Configuring the machine to print fax transmission reports.
Saving and loading custom fax settings.
Saving scan and fax configurations.
Fundamentals of scanning documents.
Overview of different scanning destinations and options.
How to scan and email documents.
Sending scanned files to network servers.
Saving scanned files directly to a USB drive.
Adjusting resolution, color mode, and other scan parameters.
Saving and recalling custom scan settings.
Transferring scanned files to a computer.
Using TWAIN drivers for enhanced scanning.
Scanning procedures specific to macOS.
Scanning procedures specific to Linux.
Introduction to the SmarThru workflow solution.
Explains the interface for workflow management.
How to run predefined work processes.
Using the machine's memory as a shared network folder.
Managing user access to shared resources.
Managing documents stored on the machine's HDD.
Adding contacts via the machine's interface.
Managing contacts via a web-based interface.
Adding single fax and email contacts.
Adding network destination contacts.
Modifying existing contact entries.
Creating and managing contact groups.
Modifying existing contact groups.
Locating specific contacts.
Removing contacts from the address book.
Adding contacts from an external file.
Saving the address book to a file.
Overview of capabilities provided by the printer driver.
Standard procedures for printing documents.
How to access and configure print settings.
Accessing support and information within the driver.
Configuring installed optional hardware.
Utilizing advanced printing functions like posters and duplex.
Printing PDF files without opening them.
Modifying system-wide printer defaults.
Designating the printer as the primary output device.
Saving print jobs as PRN files.
Printing procedures for macOS.
Printing procedures for Linux.
Printing procedures for UNIX systems.
Explains the interface for USB device operations.
General information about USB storage devices.
How to print files directly from USB storage.
Procedures for formatting and deleting files on USB devices.
Utility for capturing and printing screen content.
Tool for capturing and printing web pages.
Driver for saving paper and toner.
Software for centralized machine management.
Monitoring the machine's operational status.
Software for scanning, compiling, and managing documents.
Configuration tool for Linux printer drivers.
Steps to improve print quality when toner is low.
Procedures for replacing toner cartridges.
Maintenance steps for image quality.
Procedures for replacing imaging units.
Steps to replace the waste toner container.
Resolving jams in the document feeder.
Guidance on preventing paper jams.
General instructions for removing paper jams.
Interpreting error messages and codes.
A guide to resolving various common issues.
Information on ordering supplies and parts.
List of consumable items for the machine.
List of optional hardware add-ons.
Monitoring the usage and remaining life of parts.
Details on physical dimensions and weight.
Operating conditions like temperature and humidity.
Information on power requirements.
Details on compatible paper types, sizes, and weights.
Minimum system requirements for Windows OS.
Minimum system requirements for macOS.
Minimum system requirements for Linux OS.
Minimum system requirements for UNIX OS.
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