Lexmark x5100 manual Safety information

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Safety information

•Use only the power supply provided with this product or the manufacturer’s authorized replacement power supply.

•Connect the power cord to an electrical outlet that is near the product and easily accessible.

•Refer service or repairs, other than those described in the user documentation, to a professional service person.

CAUTION: Do not use the fax feature during a lightning storm.

CAUTION: Do not make any cabling connections (power cord, telephone, etc.) during a lightning storm.

Edition: November 2002

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Contents Lexmark X5100 All-In-One Series User’s Guide Safety information Contents Troubleshooting Setting up your All-In-One Learning about your All-In-OneUnderstanding the All-In-One parts Table on page 3 describes each partUse When you want to Understanding the operator panelPage Press When you want to Operator panel menus From this menu You canIRON-ON/MIRROR Using the Lexmark X5100 Series All-In-One Center Understanding the All-In-One softwareUsing Print Properties Using the Lexmark X5100 Series Photo Editor Using the Lexmark X5100 Series Solution Center Following table describes the LSC tabs Understanding the paper type sensor Click Printing Preferences or Properties Click OK Using your All-In-One Placing your document on the scanner glassLoading paper You can load up to Make sureYou can load up to Make sure Page Copying using the operator panel Copying using the All-In-One software Scanning using the operator panel Press E-mail, File, Software Scanning using the All-In-One software Click Scan Now Sending a fax using the operator panel PrintingSending a fax using the All-In-One software Creating projectsPrint a banner Make color copies Using the operator panelUsing the All-In-One software Click Attach Now Enlarge or reduce needlepoint or woodworking patterns Scan multiple pages or images Print a poster Page Page Personalize fabric with pictures Using your computerPrint mirror images and iron-on transfers Networking Use Optical Character RecognitionMaintenance Replacing the print cartridgesPage Page Select Aligning the print cartridges Cleaning the print cartridge nozzlesAfter installing cartridges To improve print qualityUsing the operator panel Wiping the print cartridge nozzles and contacts Preserving the print cartridges Ordering suppliesSetup troubleshooting General troubleshootingProblem Go to Fax problems Paper misfeeds or multiple sheets feedEnvelopes do not feed properly Transparencies or glossy photo papers stick togetherTransparencies or photo papers contain white lines Document does not printVertical, straight lines are not smooth Document prints slowlyDocument prints poorly Print quality is poor at the edges Characters are missing or unexpectedPrint is too dark or smudged Display language is not preferable Colors are faded or not printing completelyIf your document is too light or too dark All-In-One or scanner is not communicating with computerCopy quality is unsatisfactory Page To adjust the auto-cropping To clean the scanner glassTo turn the feature off for your next scan To adjust cropping manually Edges of copied documents are cut offScanner unit will not close Copied objects appear in a different location onFit to Page function is not working properly If auto detect is set but not working correctlyYou receive an error message Paper Jam messageCover Open message Ink Low message Paper Out messageCartridge Error messages Unlock Scanner messageCheck the table below for specific instructions Uninstall and reinstall the All-In-One software Other error messagesOther help sources Energy Star Japanese Vcci notice Statement of Limited Warranty Limitation of liability Index Menu headings 6 messages, error Cartridge Pages or images
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