Recognizing the operator panel light sequences | Lexmark 240n

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Recognizing the operator panel light sequences

The operator panel displays certain light sequences to let you know when the toner level is low or when it’s time to replace the photoconductor kit.

Printer condition	Toner low	Photoconductor kit	Replace	Replace
		life warning	photoconductor	photoconductor
				(printer hard stop)*
For more information, see page:	63	64	64	65
Continue

Ready

Toner Low/

Replace PC Kit

Load Paper

Paper Jam

Error

*If the operator panel lights display this sequence, the printer will not print any more jobs until the photoconductor kit is replaced.

Note: The operator panel may also display other light sequences in conjunction with the “Toner low” and “Replace photoconductor kit” lights.

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Lexmark 240n manual Recognizing the operator panel light sequences

Contents

E240, E240n Trademarks Edition noticeLicensing notice Laser notice Conventions Safety informationSafety information United Kingdom Telecommunications Act Printer energy consumption Printer energy consumption Statement of Limited Warranty Statement of Limited Warranty Limitation of liability Contents Print media tasks and tips Contents How to install options 108 Printer overview Press and release Continue Printer overview Installing printer software through the Add Printer Wizard Installing software for local printingBefore installing printer software Installing printer software using the drivers CD Macintosh Installing optional printer softwareLocal Printer Settings Utility Macintosh For Mac OS 9.0 Open Apple LaserWriter UNIX/LinuxUNIX/Linux `Creating a desktop printer icon Mac OS Shared printing Installing software for network printingInstalling software for direct printing Direct IP printing Windows Setting up shared printingInstalling software on the computer attached to the printer Connecting other network computers to the printer Close Network Neighborhood or My Network Places Go to Verifying the IP settings onHelpful tips for network printing Assigning a printer IP address Mac OS Macintosh Printing a network setupVerifying the IP settings Install a custom PPD file Using IP Printing NetWare NetWare What types of print media can be loaded? Print media tasks and tips Where can print media be loaded in the printer? Where can print media be loaded in the printer? Transparencies Tips on choosing the right print mediaPaper Preprinted forms and letterhead Labels Storing supplies Tips on storing print media and suppliesCard stock Storing paper Tips on preventing jams Tips on preventing jams How to load the 250-sheet and 550-sheet trays How to load the 250-sheet and 550-sheet trays How to load the 250-sheet and 550-sheet trays Extending the tray for legal or folio size paper Page How to use the rear exit How to load the manual feederHow to load the manual feeder How to use the rear exit How to clear paper jams How to clear paper jams How to clear paper jams How to clear paper jams Printing tasks How to manually feed a print job How to manually feed a print job How to print on both sides of the paper manual duplex How to print on both sides of the paper manual duplex How to print on both sides of the paper manual duplex How to print multiple page images on one page N-up printing How to print multiple page images on one page N-up printing How to print a booklet How to print a booklet How to print a poster How to print a poster How to print on letterhead How to print on letterheadHow to print using an overlay or a watermark Using an overlay How to print using an overlay or a watermark Using a watermarkClick Watermark From a Windows computer How to cancel a print jobCanceling a job from a Macintosh computer From the printer operator panel How to access the system board How to install options How to access the system board How to add a memory card How to add a memory cardSee Recognizing installed options Recognizing installed options How to install a 550-sheet drawerHow to install a 550-sheet drawer Click File Æ Properties Click the Install Options tab Recognizing installed options Press and hold Cancel Using the operator panelOverview of the operator panel Close door Load media Understanding the operator panel lightsUnderstanding the operator panel lights = On = Blinking See Secondary errors on page 55 for more information Secondary errors Paper jam codes Operator panel codes Operator panel codes Printer Setup Utility on Ready / Power SaverPrimary codes Hex Trace Ready Press and release CancelPress and hold Cancel To reset the printer Operator panel codes Busy Operator panel codes Waiting Flushing / Resolution reduced Close door Operator panel codes Not ready Load manual feeder Operator panel codes Load media Toner low Operator panel codes Print side two of a duplex job Replace photoconductor Operator panel codes Photoconductor kit life warning Continue-On Toner Low/Replace PC Kit-Blink Error-Blink Cartridge region mismatch Operator panel codes Change invalid toner cartridge Cancel job / Reset printer Printer error Operator panel codes Service errorPress Continue Secondary error codes on page 70 for more information Operator panel codes Paper jam printer errorCleared from the paper path Errors on Secondary error codes Paper jam in the manual feeder Operator panel codes Paper jam at the input sensor Paper jams as a printed job exits the printer Operator panel codes Paper jam in Tray Operator panel codes Complex Press Cancel To cancel the print jobInsufficient printer memory Operator panel codes Insufficient collation area Network interface errors Operator panel codes Font error Host interface disabled Short paper Operator panel codes Memory full Invalid network code Operator panel codes Invalid engine code Printing the Printer Settings Configuration sheet Understanding the printer configuration menus Continue Configuration menus overviewConfiguration menus overview Toner Low/Replace PC Kit Load Paper Parallel menu Network menu Parallel Mode Setup menuUSB menu Utilities menu Windows How to print the menu settings and network setup pagesHow to print a test Software and network tasks Assigning a printer IP address How to configure for TCP/IPVerifying the IP settings How to configure for TCP/IP Using the Local Printer Setup Utility Using the printer resident WebUsing the printer resident Web What supplies do I need and how do I order them? Supplies information How to conserve supplies How to conserve supplies How to know when you need new supplies How to know when you need new suppliesChecking the toner and photoconductor levels Recognizing the operator panel light sequences How to change a toner cartridge How to change a toner cartridge How to change a toner cartridge How to change a toner cartridge Recycling Lexmark products Recycling Lexmark products How to change a photoconductor kit How to change a photoconductor kit How to change a photoconductor kit How to change a photoconductor kit General problems TroubleshootingClick Printer Software Have another cartridge to General problems Print quality problems Print quality problems Print too dark When you handle the sheetsPrint irregularities Print too light Skewed print Ghost ImagesUneven printing Incorrect margins Paper curls badly once it prints Solid black pagesExits to the bin How to clean the printhead lens 106 107 Numerics Index Index TCP/IP