Problem Solving Tips and Suggested Actions
Table 28 is a summary of some
Table 28. Miscellaneous Problems
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The printer frequently | Loading problems are usually caused by the | v Ensure that the folded or leading edge of | |
jams during loading. | forms that are being loaded. | the form is not wrinkled or torn. | |
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| If a particular form jams frequently, refer the | v If the ®rst page is folded under, ensure | |
| application owner to the Forms Design | that the tractor holes line up exactly. If you | |
| Reference for Continuous Forms Advanced | are using forms with a å/<- inch or | |
| Function Printers, | ||
| contains detailed information about selecting | on a perforation that is centered between | |
| forms and designing applications for use | tractor holes. This occurs only once every | |
| with a continuous forms printer. | three pages. | |
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| v If the stack of forms seems to curve | |
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| (dishing), roll the ®rst form in the opposite | |
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| direction of the curve, and then unroll it | |
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| before you put the form on the transfer | |
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| station lower tractors. | |
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A message appears | None | v See ªChapter 10. Responding to Messagesº | |
repeatedly on the |
| on page 271. Ensure that you have tried | |
Display Touch Screen |
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| all of the actions described in the message. | ||
window. |
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| v If the message continues, call your service | ||
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| representative. See ªService Call | |
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| Procedureº on page 13. | |
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A status message is | Some messages give status about operations | v Wait at least ®ve minutes before you | |
displayed for a long | that really do take a long time. For example, | attempt any recovery action. | |
time without | during a Restart operation the control unit is | ||
v If the message does not change and | |||
changing. | transferring programs from the hard disk | ||
| into the control unit memory; it cannot | recovery actions fail, use the ªService Call | |
| display a new message until those programs | Procedureº on page 13 to contact your | |
| are up and running. | service representative. | |
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The Display Touch | The printer is not getting any electrical | Determine if some or all of your building is | |
Screen monitor is | power. | experiencing a power outage. If not, use the | |
blank, all indicators |
| ªService Call Procedureº on page 13 to | |
are off, and the printer |
| contact your service representative. | |
is silent. |
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Some function | The printers keep only potentially valid | If a function key should be active but is not, | |
switches do not | controls (hardware switches and Display | use the ªService Call Procedureº on page 13 | |
respond when | Touch Screen pushbuttons) active while | to contact your service representative. | |
pressed. | operating. For example, when the Display |
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| Touch Screen shows READY, only the Stop |
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| function is active. You must stop the printer |
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| before using any other functions. |
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The alarm is | The audible alarm tone should sound | v SELECT the Check Reset pushbutton on | |
sounding. | whenever an interruption message appears | ||
the interruption window. | |||
| in a Display Touch Screen window. The | ||
| v If the alarm continues, use the ªService | ||
| intervention light on top of the printer comes | ||
| on at the same time. | Call Procedureº on page 13 to contact your | |
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| service representative. |
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