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Steam Is Emitted from the Printer Output Area (imageCLASS and Faxphone)
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To help paper avoid moisture or dryness, keep paper in its wrapper until it is ready to be used.
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Copying onto Postcards, Transparencies and Other Stock-PC 100 Series
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Copying onto Postcards, Transparencies* and Other Stock Do not load more than a 5 mm high stack of copy paper (1/5 in. or up to 50 sheets of 20 lb-brand copy paper ) into the multi-stack tray and copy one at a time only.
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Normal Copying-PC 100 Series
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Normal Copying Adjust the paper guides to fit the size of the copy paper. Place the copy paper into the multi-stack tray . Even out the edges of the copy paper before placing it into the multi-stack tray.
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Main Components-PC 100 Series
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Parts and Their Function Up to 50 sheets of copy paper can be loaded in the multi-stack tray at a time.
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Transporting the Copier-PC 100 Series
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Do not attempt to use the paper feeding slot, exit slot, multi-stack tray or the copy tray as handles. Attempting to carry the copier by holding one of these may cause it to break off, and thus cause the handler to drop and damage the copier.
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Clearing Paper Jams-PC 100 Series
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Removing jammed paper The situation of one paper jam may be different from that of another, so be sure to respond to each paper jam differently.
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General Specifications - PC 100 Series
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Specifications 4 cpm (LTR size) Magnification 1 : 1 + 1.2% Paper Feeding System Multi-sheet feeding Multiple Copies
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Cleaning the Paper Roller-PC 100 Series
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Cleaning the Paper Roller
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Cleaning the Copier-PC 100 Series
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Cleaning the Copier To ensure optimum copy quality the platen glass, platen cover, copy tray and multi-stack tray should be cleaned on a regular basis. To clean these parts, wipe with a cloth dampened with water or a mild cleaning agent and then wipe with a soft dry cloth. Clean the external housing of the copier in the same way.
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Adjusting the Copy Exposure-PC 100 Series
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Adjusting the Copy Exposure Originals with a shaded or dark background (e.g., newspapers ) Light or faint originals (e.g., pencil written work).
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