What to do if my Toshiba e-studio 250 All in One Printer images are blurred?
If your copy images are blurred, ensure the original is placed firmly on the glass and the cover is closed properly. If the problem persists, try replacing the paper with new paper.
Why are my Toshiba All in One Printer copies stained?
If your copies are stained, make sure the cover is firmly closed to block external light. Clean the original glass with a cloth moistened with cleaning liquid, then wipe it dry. Also, clean the original cover with a cloth moistened with neutral detergent, then wipe the detergent off completely with a dry cloth. You may also need to adjust the image density properly or replace the toner cartridge.
Why are images partially missing from my Toshiba All in One Printer copies?
If images are partially missing from your copies, select the same size of copy paper as the original or set a reproduction ratio suitable for the paper size. You can also try setting a smaller image shift value.
What to do if the display doesn't change when keys are pressed on my Toshiba e-studio 250?
Try pressing any key except for the key. It takes a while until the digital multi function system becomes ready. Also, ensure you are inputting the correct department code. Finally, wait until the digital multi function system is ready.
General| Print Speed (Black) | 25 ppm |
|---|---|
| Print Speed (A4) | 25 ppm |
| Copy Speed | 25 cpm |
| Max Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Copy Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Original Size | A3 |
| Network Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Fax Transmission Speed | 33.6 kbps |
Details on genuine Toshiba supplies, emphasizing dependability, productivity, image quality, system kindness, and machine balance.
Information on toner quality, cost, environmental harmony, and human friendliness of Toshiba toners.
Covers ISO certifications and the benefits of Toshiba's service and support technicians.
Details on user safety precautions, laser radiation classification, and compliance with safety standards.
Overview of the digital multi-function system's capabilities and features, including copying speed and system functions.
Illustrates and lists the various optional equipment available for the e-STUDIO series.
Identifies and describes the main components of the digital multi-function system.
Explains the function of each key and indicator on the digital multi-function system's control panel.
Describes the basic screen layout and information displayed on the digital multi-function system's message panel.
Details acceptable paper types, sizes, and proper handling and storage procedures.
Step-by-step instructions for adjusting the paper size guides within the cassette.
Procedure for powering on the machine and initiating an automatic copy job.
Guide on how to set the paper size for each cassette via the program menu.
Instructions for using department codes for copy control and tracking.
Basic steps to place originals and start copying using default settings.
Specifications and methods for placing originals on the glass or in the document feeder.
Procedure for pausing a current job to perform an interrupt copy.
Explains Automatic Paper Selection (APS) and Manual Paper Selection methods.
Instructions for using the bypass feed for special paper types or sizes.
Details on selecting copy size for bypass copying, including duplex and sort modes.
Methods for adjusting copy size using AMS, Reduce/Enlarge, Zoom Up/Down, and X-Y Zoom.
How to adjust copy density using automatic or manual modes for optimal image output.
Options for selecting image modes (Text, Text/Photo, Photo) to match original types.
Instructions for setting up single-sided or double-sided copying from various original types.
How to copy facing pages of books or magazines onto separate sheets.
Procedure for creating margins on the right or left side of copies.
How to create a white border to eliminate marks on original edges.
Reduces and copies multiple originals onto a single sheet.
Copies and sorts originals for magazine-style folding.
Prints page numbers or date/time on the lead-edge of copies.
Options for Mirror Image and Negative/Positive Reversal of copies.
Allows scanning and storing multiple sets of originals for batch copying.
Copies sets of originals with different paper sizes in one operation.
Stores and recalls frequently used copy mode combinations.
How to select special paper types like thick paper or transparency.
Prints out the digital multi-function system's menu list.
Specifies the initial screen displayed when the system is turned on.
Configures Auto Clear, Auto Low Power, and Automatic Sleep timer settings.
Sets automatic ON/OFF times for the digital multi-function system on a weekly schedule.
Adjusts the volume for alarm and key touch tones.
Setup, registration, deletion, and counter management for department codes.
Sets default options for copy functions like APS/AMS, Image Mode, Light/Dark, and Finishing.
Procedure for setting the system's date, time, and time format.
Allows selection of the display language for the message panel.
Prints a list confirming currently set functions in the system.
Displays the cumulative total number of copies made by the system.
Details on Offset Tray, Job Separator, Stapler, and Finisher options.
Default paper ejection method where sets are stacked in groups.
Copies are sorted into sets for easier organization.
Copies are collated or stacked in groups, with each set offset.
Sets of copies are output alternated lengthwise and crosswise.
Automatically staples sets of copies using optional finisher or stapler kit.
Explains graphic symbols on the message display and recommended actions.
Instructions for adding paper to cassettes and large-capacity feeders.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the toner cartridge when it is low or empty.
Procedures for removing paper jams from various locations within the machine.
Instructions for refilling staples in the finisher or staple kit.
Procedures for clearing jammed staples from the finisher or staple kit.
Information on when and how to contact a service technician.
Indicates when professional assistance is required for maintenance.
Performs a series of automatic system tests to check component functionality.
Allows performing specific tests on individual components like ADF, keys, LEDs, LCD, speaker, switch, and print.
Checks the operation of the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) or Reversing ADF.
Verifies the functionality of all keys on the control panel.
Checks the operation of all LEDs on the control panel.
Tests the LCD display by turning all elements on and off.
Checks speaker operation and volume output.
Verifies the normal operation of detection switches.
Prints a test pattern to check the print function.
Prints the results of auto and individual tests as a self-test report.
Routine checks for power status, original glass, ADF, and covers.
Procedure for cleaning the charger wire to resolve black lines on copies.
Guides for resolving common issues like non-start, display problems, and copy quality.
Technical specifications for the e-STUDIO 160/200/250 models.
Details on optional equipment like ADF, Duplexing Unit, Feed Units, Finisher, Stapler, etc.
Table showing compatibility between different copy functions.
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