Canon PC 140 manual Routine Cleaning, Clean the external housing of the copier in the same way

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Routine Cleaning

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.

■To clean the underside of the platen glass, first remove the multi-stack tray from the main unit. To do so, hold the corners of the multi-stack tray with both hands and lightly push inwards on the two corners to detach the tray.

CAUTION:

•Before cleaning the copier, turn the power switch OFF and unplug the copier from its power source. Failure to do so may result in a fire or electrical shock.

•Clean the copier using a firmly wrung-out cloth dampened with a mild cleansing detergent. Do not use alcohol, benzene, paint thinner or other flammable substances. If flammable substances come into contact with a high-voltage area inside the copier, this may result in a fire or electrical shock.

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Contents Operators Manual Preface Symbols Used in This Operator’s Manual Important Safety InstructionsPage Table of Contents Transparencies Power Cord Supplies & AccessoriesTelephone Assistance USA Canon Information Center in Canada1Gettinging StartedStarted Safety Considerations InstallationPower Supply Handling Maintenance and Inspection Consumables Handling Precautions Installation Precautions Transporting the Copier Carrying the Copier by the Carrying HandleOn p Carrying the Copier by the Sides Transporting Copier by Car Main Unit Parts and Their FunctionsTop Cover Control Panel Error indicationsInstalling the Copier Checking the Package ContentsInstallation Procedure About the Cartridge Storingoring CartridgesrtridgesTest your cartridge before replacing it When to Replace the CartridgeReplacing Cartridges Approximate copy yieldSlide the platen to the left until the mark is exposed Getting Started Cartridge Handling Precautions Recycling used cartridges Cartridge Storing PrecautionsCanon Cartridge Recycling Program Clean Earth CampaignMaximum weight = 70 pounds Maximum Option B Volume Box ReturnOption a Single Box Return Option C Multiple Box ReturnOption a UPS Pick-up Residents of Alaska and HawaiiOption B UPS Drop off OK-CANONCanada Program Option B Volume Box Return 8 or more cartridgesOperating ing Procedure Procedure Normal CopyingVarious Ways to Copy Turn the copier’s power switch on Normal CopyingPress the key Making 10 or more Continuous Copies The F Mode Adjusting the Copy Exposure Adjustment using exposure recalibration switchPositioning Originals Press the key to switch to manual exposure control mode Adjusting the copy exposure manuallyAbout Copy Stock Setting copy paperSuitable copy stock Unsuitable copy stockPostcards Transparencies* Other Stock Various Ways to CopyMaking Two-sided Copies If transparencies do not feed smoothlyPosition the first original onto the platen glass Make a copy of the second original Copying Thick Books or Large OriginalsMaking Two-color Copies Key ABCMemo When Error Indicators Appear TroubleshootingbleshootingWhen Flashes When Error Indicators AppearWhen Letters or Numbers Light Up / Flash Clearing Paper Jams When Flashes Removing jammed paper Align the platen with the mark by sliding it to the left Cleaning the Paper Roller When the Error Indicator flashesTroubleshooting Copier will not operate What to Do If You Suspect There is a MalfunctionDuring copying No copy image appears on copiesWhite streaks appear on copies Paper jams occur frequentlyBlack streaks appear on copies Copies are completely blackCleaning the fiber lens top side Copy Image ProblemsIf Light Bands/ White Streaks Appear on Copies If Dark Bands/ Black Streaks Appear on CopiesCleaning the fiber lens reverse side Troubleshooting Ppendix dix Cleaning the Copier Routine Cleaning SpecificationsCleaning the Copier Clean the external housing of the copier in the same way Routine CleaningSpecifications Index Auto Indicator17, 43