How to fix 'Close top cover' message on Utax P-C3570DN Printer?
- JJohnathan VargasAug 28, 2025
If the Utax printer displays 'Close top cover', it means the top cover of the printer is open. Make sure to close the printer top cover.
How to fix 'Close top cover' message on Utax P-C3570DN Printer?
If the Utax printer displays 'Close top cover', it means the top cover of the printer is open. Make sure to close the printer top cover.
What does 'Load paper in MP tray' mean on Utax printer?
If the Utax printer displays 'Load paper in MP tray', it means that no paper cassette installed in the printer matches the paper size and type required for the current print job. To solve this, load paper into the MP tray and then press the [OK] button to resume printing.
Why does my Utax printer say 'Check waste toner box'?
If your Utax printer displays the message 'Check waste toner box', this indicates one of two possibilities: either the waste toner box is not installed, or it is full. To resolve this, install a new waste toner box. For detailed instructions, refer to the 'Replacing the Toner Container' section on page 5-4.
What to do if my Utax P-C3570DN says 'Close front cover'?
If the Utax printer shows 'Close front cover', it means the front cover is open. To resolve this, simply close the front cover of the printer.
How to fix 'Load paper in cassette #' error on Utax P-C3570DN?
If the Utax printer displays the message 'Load paper in cassette #', it means the paper cassette that matches the paper size and type needed for the print job is empty. Load paper into the indicated cassette (displayed as #) and press [OK] to continue printing.
Print Technology | Laser |
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Print Speed (Black, A4) | 35 ppm |
Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
Monthly Duty Cycle | 150, 000 pages |
Standard Paper Capacity | 500 sheets |
Duplex Printing | Yes |
Standard Paper Tray(s) Capacity | 500 sheets |
Multi-Purpose Tray Capacity | 100 sheets |
Maximum Output Capacity | 250 sheets |
Internal Memory | 1 GB |
Operating Systems Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux |
Maximum Paper Size | A4 |
Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
Standard Printer Languages | PCL, PostScript, PDF, XPS |
Display | LCD |
Mobile Printing Technologies | Apple AirPrint, Google Cloud Print |
Information about the printer being a Class 1 laser product and safety measures.
Conformance to laser product safety standards (DHHS, IEC/EN).
Details the laser warning label located inside the printer for user safety.
Precautions regarding the printer's installation environment and location selection.
Additional safety guidelines for printer installation, including power and ventilation.
Specific warnings and advice for operating the printer safely, covering electrical shock and damage.
Identifies and describes the parts located on the front of the printer.
Identifies and describes the parts located on the left side of the printer.
Identifies and describes the internal components of the printer.
Identifies and describes the parts located on the rear of the printer.
Describes the printer's control panel, including its display and keys.
How to configure network settings like IP address, subnet mask, and protocols.
Managing printer settings and configurations remotely via a web browser.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the printer driver software on a computer.
How to print documents from various software applications using the printer driver.
Basic advice on paper selection, handling, and its importance for printer performance.
Guidelines for choosing appropriate paper, considering condition, composition, and sizes.
Information on using special paper types like transparencies, labels, and envelopes.
How to set the paper type for different paper sources for optimal printing.
Step-by-step instructions for loading paper into the printer's cassette and MP tray.
Specifications and handling instructions for printing on transparency sheets.
Guidelines for printing on adhesive labels, including structure and specifications.
Configuring the printer's network connection, protocols, and IP settings.
Setting up security functions to protect printer operations and print data.
Managing job accounting settings, including account creation and limits.
Setting up administrator ID and password for accessing and managing printer settings.
Adjusting print quality and performing printer maintenance procedures.
Configuration options for TCP/IP network protocols, including IPv4 and IPv6.
How to configure DHCP for automatic IP address assignment on the network.
Manually setting the printer's IP address for network configuration.
Configuring security settings for various network protocols used by the printer.
Selecting the encryption method (AES, DES, 3DES) for SSL server communication.
Enabling or disabling the Job Accounting feature for managing print jobs by department.
Step-by-step guide for replacing toner containers and checking their lifespan.
Instructions for replacing the waste toner box, essential for printer operation.
Procedures for cleaning the printer's internal components for optimal print quality.
Basic troubleshooting steps and tips for common printer problems.
Solutions for issues affecting print quality like skewed colors or blank output.
Explanations and corrective actions for various error messages displayed by the printer.
Step-by-step instructions for locating and removing jammed paper.