How to adjust the darkness on Sharp AR-5520D All in One Printer?
To address copies that are too dark or too light on your Sharp All in One Printer, you can select AUTO using the [AUTO/TEXT/PHOTO] key, or manually adjust the exposure by pressing the [Light] or [Dark] keys. You can also adjust the automatic exposure level.
What to do if Sharp AR-5520D All in One Printer does not print?
If your Sharp All in One Printer is not printing and the ON LINE indicator is not blinking, ensure the machine is not in off-line mode by pressing the [ON LINE] key to illuminate the ON LINE indicator. Also, verify that the printer cable is securely connected to both the printer and your computer, and consider testing with a known good cable to rule out cable issues.
How to troubleshoot Sharp All in One Printer that does not operate?
If the Sharp All in One Printer is not operating, try the following: * Ensure the machine is plugged into a grounded outlet. * Turn the power switch ON. * Wait for the machine to finish warming up. * Close the front cover or the side cover. * If in auto power shut-off mode, press the [START] key. * Change the paper size setting or clear the display using the [PAPER SELECT] key, opening/closing the tray, or pressing the [CLEAR ALL] key.
Why Sharp All in One Printer copies are smudged?
If your Sharp All in One Printer produces copies that are smudged or dirty, regularly clean the document glass and the underside of the document cover or SPF/RSPF. Also, ensure you are using a clean original document.
What to do if Sharp All in One Printer makes blank copies?
If you're getting blank copies from your Sharp All in One Printer, make sure you place the original document face up in the SPF/RSPF or face down on the document glass.
How to remove black lines from Sharp AR-5520D copies?
If white or black lines appear on copies from your Sharp All in One Printer, clean the long, narrow scanning glass for the SPF/RSPF. Also, clean the transfer charger.
Why Sharp AR-5520D cuts off part of image when copying?
If part of the image is cut off or there is too much blank space on copies from your Sharp All in One Printer, ensure the original is placed correctly. You can also press the [AUTO IMAGE] key to use the appropriate ratio. Verify that the tray's paper size setting matches the paper loaded in the tray.
Why Sharp AR-5520D produces wrinkled copies?
If wrinkles appear in the paper or the image disappears in places when using your Sharp All in One Printer, it might be due to the paper being outside the specified size and weight range. Use copy paper within the recommended range. Also, avoid using curled or damp paper; replace it with dry paper. When the machine is not in use for extended periods, remove the paper from the tray and store it in a dark place in a bag to prevent moisture absorption.
Why Sharp All in One Printer doesn't automatically detect original size?
If the Sharp All in One Printer does not automatically select the original size when the SPF/RSPF is installed, straighten any curled originals. Also, ensure the machine is not directly exposed to sunlight.
General| Brand | Sharp |
|---|---|
| Model | AR-5520D |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
Identifies key components and their locations on the copier.
Describes the controls and indicators on the machine's interface.
Details the procedure for turning the machine on and off.
Explains how to load paper into different trays and the bypass.
Guides on setting paper size for specific trays.
Explains simultaneous operation limitations.
Provides steps for making a standard copy.
How to adjust copy exposure for better results.
How to choose the paper source for copies.
How to specify the quantity of copies.
Adjusting copy size using zoom ratios.
Automatically sets copy ratio based on original/paper.
Manually selects copy reduction/enlargement ratios.
Independent control of horizontal and vertical copy ratios.
Copies originals onto both sides of paper.
Inverts image top/bottom for duplex copying.
Manual duplex copying using the bypass tray.
Automatically separates book pages for copying.
Temporarily pauses a copy job for another task.
Combines multiple pages onto one sheet.
Adds a margin to copies for binding.
Removes shadows from thick originals.
Steps for printing documents from a computer.
Accessing printer settings via Windows.
Overview of the printer driver interface options.
Explains advanced printing features and settings.
Prints several pages on a single sheet.
Automatically scales print to fit paper size.
Rotates print output by 180 degrees.
Adjusts print size by percentage.
Enhances faint text/graphics by printing in black.
Modifies image brightness and contrast for printing.
Adds text like "Confidential" to prints.
Enables printing on both sides of the paper.
Saves custom print settings for future use.
Stores print configurations as user profiles.
Explains the window that monitors print jobs.
Provides a flowchart of scanning methods.
How to scan directly from the control panel.
Overview of the utility for scan settings.
Configuration options for the Button Manager software.
General methods for scanning to a PC.
Scanning using TWAIN standard applications.
Scanning using WIA standard applications.
Scanning using Windows XP's built-in wizard.
Fine-tuning exposure for automatic copying.
General overview of machine customization.
Detailed explanation of machine configuration options.
Procedure to change system settings.
Configuration for copy tracking and account management.
Procedure to apply auditing mode settings.
Common issues with machine operation and copying.
Issues related to printing and scanning functions.
Explains machine indicators and error messages.
Procedure to clear paper jams.
Viewing machine usage statistics.
Monitoring remaining toner.
Routine cleaning for image quality.
Specific cleaning for SPF/RSPF.
Maintenance for bypass tray feeding.
Maintenance to ensure print quality.
Information about optional hardware.
Specifications for ADF feeders.
Specifications for paper feeders.
Guidelines for storing consumables.
Detailed instructions for storing supplies.
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