18 MAILBOX POWER

Meaning : The Mailbox is not working.

Action : The most common cause of this error is powering on the printer before powering on the mailbox option. Switch the power off to both the printer and th mailbox. Then switch on power to the mailbox. Then switch on power to the printer.

20 PAPER JAM

Meaning : Paper has jammed while exiting the printer.

Action : See “20 PAPER JAM: Paper Exit Area” on page 58.

21 PAPER JAM

Meaning : Paper has jammed near one of the trays.

Action : See “21 PAPER JAM: Paper Tray Area” on page 60.

22 PAPER JAM

Meaning : Paper has jammed in the duplex unit.

Action : See “22 PAPER JAM: Duplex Unit Area” on page 63.

23 PAPER JAM

Meaning : Paper has jammed near the fuser.

Action : See “23 PAPER JAM: Toner Cartridge Area” on page 68.

24 PAPER JAM

Meaning : Paper has jammed in the 500-sheet Offset Paper Output.

Action : See “24 PAPER JAM: Offset Paper Output Bin” on page 70.

25 MAILBOX JAM

Meaning : Paper has jammed in the mailbox.

Action : See “25 PAPER JAM: Mailbox” on page 71.

29 OUTPUT FULL

Meaning : The output bin is full.

Action : Remove the output from the bin.

29

CHECK

BIN

MAILBOX

nn

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meaning

 

:

A

Mailbox

bin

is

open

or full.

 

 

 

Action

: Close or empty the bin.

 

 

 

30

MEMORY

OVERFLOW

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meaning

 

:

Memory overflow. The printer has received more data than

it can fit in

 

its

memory.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Action

:

If

the

AUTOCONTINU

item

in the Config Menu is set to

ON,

printing

 

resumes

 

in

thirty

seconds. Otherwise,Continue/Enterpress the key. Check the

 

 

 

current

 

page for errors. See “Memory Requirements” on page 3

for

information on

 

how

much

memory

various

options

require.

 

 

Appendix B. Printer Messages197

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