User Cleaning and Maintenance

For detailed instructions, see User cleaning on page 57.

Maintenance Reminders — displays a list of scheduled maintenance tasks, the intervals in number of hours of printing for each task, and the elapsed printing time since the task was last performed.

User Diagnostics

User Diagnostics presents an interactive troubleshooting program to diagnose problems before calling technical support. It walks you through a series of tests and checks for certain printer functions. The printer asks you to make observations or run simple tests to help it diagnose problems and suggest corrective actions. It has the following sections:

Carriage Motion

Rail Motion

Calibration

Verify H2H Y Alignment

Print Quality

Service Station

Vacuum Pressure

Hard Drive

LVDS

Printhead Jet Statistics

Warnings and Actions List — table of all actions and warnings with cause and recovery

Error History — displays a list of errors that have occurred since the printer was last powered up.

Log Error History — writes all of the error messages that have occurred on the printer since the printer was put into service to the printer's log file. The file can be downloaded from the printer via the printer's Embedded Web Server (enter the IP address shown on the System page into a web browser).

Log System Info — writes general system events, including head motion failures and printhead purges, into the printer's a log file. The file can be downloaded from the printer via the printer's Embedded Web Server (enter the IP address shown on the System page into a web browser).

Alternatively, the log can be printed and mailed or faxed (from the System page, press Tools and select Service Printer > Print Info Pages from the menu).

Service Printer

These functions are primarily for factory, service, and technical support use.

You can save troubleshooting data to a file for technical support personnel (System page > Tools > Service Printer > Save Troubleshooting Data to File). To access the file, open the HP Embedded Web Server, click Get Printer Events Files, then click InfoSettingsFile.txt. The file will open in the web browser. From there you can save the file for reference or transmission to technical support personnel.

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