Removing the high capacity feeder, 129 | Lexmark 910 instruction

37 Removing the high capacity feeder

1Turn the printer off.

2Unplug the high capacity feeder power cord from the electrical outlet.

3Disconnect the interface cable from the side of the high capacity feeder.

4Roll the high capacity feeder away from the printer.

5Remove the high capacity feeder from the guide rail.

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Contents

Lexmark C910 Page Table of contents Sending a job to print Color correction Iii 115 172 Printer specifications 183 Vii Viii Printer overview Paper handling Print speedMemory Transparencies Media and supplies Canceling a print job Color correction Print modeImage Smoothing Attributes Toner darknessPrinting text Halftone screens Spot function Screen frequencyScreen angle Understanding the operator panel Using the operator panel Changing printer settings Using the operator panel buttons Printing the menu settings Menus Disabled Printing and deleting held jobs Using the Print and Hold function Recognizing when format errors occur Accessing held jobs from the operator panel Verify Print Repeat PrintReserve Print Enter PIN = Confidential jobs Sending a job to print Display Auto Manual OffVivid Translation between color models Managing colorDevice profile Color calibration Agfa FotoTune Popular color management systemsWindows ICM ColorSync How we see color Understanding colorTypes of color Primary colors Color difference Page Curl Paper characteristicsWeight Choosing media Smoothness Moisture contentFiber content Recommended paper Choosing paper Unsatisfactory paperChoosing preprinted forms and letterhead Choosing envelopes Choosing card stock Choosing labels Choosing transparencies Loading media Loading the high capacity feeder Page Page Page Capacity Paper dimensionsLoading the multipurpose feeder Trouble-free printing Page Page Loading envelopes Loading paper and transparencies Loading letterhead Closing the multipurpose feeder Close the multipurpose feeder door Output bins Loading paper, card stock, or labels Loading a paper trayPage Page Page Loading transparencies Loading letterhead Set the paper type Using the heavy media traySet the paper size Exchanging tray Page Slide the tray in until both tray stops pass the slide stops Media guidelines Stack height letter Recommended media Paper For best results, use the following Lexmark transparencies Envelopes Labels Card stock Tray linking Avoiding paper jams Tips for successful printingStoring paper Determining supply status Cleaning the LEDs Page Closing the top cover Page Conserving supplies Supply Setting What the setting does See Removing a photodeveloper Replacing a photodeveloperPage Installing a photodeveloper Photodeveloper cover Page Supplies Replacing suppliesPage Removing the fuser Preparing for maintenanceReplacing the fuser Transfer belt Page Installing the fuser Page Pull up on the locking tab to unlock the oil coating roll Message Did you replace Fuser? appears Page Removing the oil coating roll Replacing the oil coating roll Locking tab Slide the oil coating roll out of the fuser Page Page Replacing the transfer belt Removing the transfer belt Page Page Installing the transfer belt 100 101 102 103 104 Replacing a toner cartridge 105 Removing a toner cartridge 106 Installing a toner cartridge 107 108 109 110 Opening the top cover 111 112 Storing supplies 113 Resetting the maintenance counter Fuser 114 115 Removing the system board access coverRemovingoptions memory and network 116 Locating memory and network options 117 Removing a memory card 118 Removing an option card 119 Removing a firmware card 120 Removing a hard disk 121 122 Installing the system board access cover 123 124 Removing an optional drawer 125 126 Removing the duplex unit 127 128 129 Removing the high capacity feeder 130 131 132 Recycling used supplies Ordering a transfer belt Ordering suppliesOrdering a fuser Ordering an oil coating roll 134 Ordering a toner cartridge 135 Calling for service 136 Contacting Lexmark customer service on the Web 137 Solving display problems 138 Solving network printing problems 139 Checking an unresponsive printer 140 Solving printing problems 141 142 143 Solving print quality problems Page. See Replacing a toner cartridge 144 See Paper Type 145 146 Clearing paper jamsIdentifying paper jam areas 147 Paper Jam Pages Jammed Check Areas A-F, T1-5, MPF 148 149 150 151 Check Area C 152 Check Area D 153 154 Removing small size paper from the duplex unit 155 156 157 158 Check Area E 159 160 161 Check Area F 162 163 Paper Jam Check MP Feeder 164 24x Paper Jam Check Tray 165 166 Paper Jam Check Tray 167 168 Resolvingquestions other problems 169 Using MarkVision Messenger Configuring printer alertsUsing the Setup Menu Using MarkVision Professional 171 Disabling operator panel menusEnabling operator panel menus 172 Understanding fontsResident fonts 173 174 175 176 Resident bitmapped fonts Symbol setsSymbol sets for PCL 6 emulation Downloadable fonts 178 Euro supportHebrew and Arabic fonts FontVision 179 Managing memoryPrinter memory Adding memory 180 Solving memory problemsFlash memory Allocating memory Storing job statistics Hard diskJob buffering Collating jobs 182 Managing resources downloaded to flash or disk 183 Printer specificationsDimensions 184 Restoring factory default settings 185 Printing sample fonts 186 Understanding printer messages 187 188 189 Busy Canceling FaxActivating Menu Changes Bin x Full 191 Canceling JobChange Check device Connection Close Top Door Clearing Job Accounting StatClose Front Door Close Side Door Delete All Jobs Close Tray Top CoverCopying Defragmenting 194 Deleting JobsDisabling Menus Disk Corrupted Reformat? 195 Enabling MenusEngine Warming 196 Enter PIN =Fax Flushing Buffer 197 Fuser MaintenanceFormatting Disk yyy% Formatting Flash 198 Held Jobs may be lostInfrared Insert Tray 199 Invalid Engine CodeInvalid Network x Code 200 LoadLoad Manual LocalTalk 201 Network Card BusyNetwork Network x, y Performing Self Test No Jobs Found Retry?Not Ready Parallel 203 Power SaverPrint Jobs on Disk Printer Calibrating 204 Printing AlignmentPrinting Directory List Printing Font List 205 Printing Menu SettingsPrinting Job Accounting Stat Prog Engine Code 206 Prog System CodeProgram Flash Programming Disk 207 Programming Error PxQueuing Deleting Jobs Queuing Jobs 208 Resetting Maint Cnt ValueReady Ready Hex 209 Resetting PrinterRestore Held Jobs. Go/Stop? 210 Restoring Factory DefaultsRestoring Held Jobs Serial 211 Std Bin FullSupplies Tray x Empty USB Tray x LowTray x Missing Unsupported Disk 213 Emul Error Load Emul OptionWaiting 2xx Paper Jam 214 Coating Roll MissingUnsupported Color Cartridge 215 Short PaperRes Save Off Deficient Memory 216 Insufficient Collation Area 217 Memory Full 218 Complex4x Unsupported Firmware Card 219 Open Bin Exit TrayDefective Flash 220 Flash FullUnformatted Flash 54 Par Software ErrorSerial Port x Disabled Std Par 222 Port x Disabled Port DisabledDisabled Port Disabled USB Port 223 Too Many Disks InstalledToo Many Bins Attached 224 Too Many Flash OptionsToo Many Trays Attached 225 Defective DiskDisk Full Unformatted Disk 226 Unsupported Disk FormatBelt Exhausted Belt/Fuser Exhausted 227 Belt/Fuser Life WarningBelt Life Warning 228 Fuser ExhaustedEngine Code CRC Failure 229 All Photo Devs ExhaustedBlack Photo Dev Abnormal 230 Black Photo Dev ExhaustedBlack Photo Dev Life Warning 231 Color Photo Dev AbnormalColor Photo Devs Exhausted 232 Color Photo Dev Life WarningCoating Roll Exhausted 233 Coating Roll Life WarningColor Toner Empty 234 Service messageColor Toner Low 235 Using printer menus 236 Job Buffering 237 238 PS SmartSwitch 239 Color MenuColor Correction 240 Manual Color 241 Print ModeToner Darkness 242 Finishing MenuBlank Pages 243 CollationCopies Duplex 244 Duplex BindMultipage Border 245 Multipage Order 246 Multipage PrintMultipage View 247 Separator SheetsSeparator Source 248 Infrared Menu 249 Infrared BufferInfrared Port Job Buffering 250 NPA ModeMax Baud Rate 251 PCL SmartSwitchPS SmartSwitch 252 Transmit DelayWindow Size 253 Cancel FaxJob Menu Confidential Job 254 Reset PrinterHeld Jobs 255 LocalTalk Menu LocalTalk Port LocalTalk AddrLocalTalk Buffer LocalTalk Name 257 LocalTalk ZoneNPA Hosts 258 259 Network Menu 260 Network x SetupMAC Binary PS Network Buffer 261 262 Std Net Setup 263 Paper MenuAssign Type/Bin 264 Configure BinsConfigure MP Custom Types 265 Paper LoadingPaper Size 266 Paper SourcePaper Type 267 Paper Weight 268 Universal SetupSubstitute Size 269 Parallel MenuAdvanced Status 270 Honor Init 271 Parallel Buffer 272 Parallel Mode 273 Protocol 274 PCL Emul MenuA4 Width 275 Auto CR after LFAuto LF after CR Font Name 276 Font SourceLines per 277 OrientationPitch Point Size 278 Symbol SetTray Renumber 279 PostScript MenuFont Priority 280 Print PS ErrorImage Smoothing 281 Serial Menu 282 BaudData Bits 283 Honor DSR 284 Parity 285 Robust XONRS-232/RS-422 286 RS-422 PolaritySerial Buffer 287 Serial Protocol 288 Setup MenuAlarm Control 289 Auto ContinueDisplay Language Download Target 290 Jam RecoveryJob Accounting 291 Job Acct LimitProtect 292 Power SaverPrint Timeout 293 Printer LanguagePrinter Usage Resource Save 294 Wait Timeout 295 Supplies MenuBelt 296 Black Photo DevCoating Roll Color Photo Dev 297 Color TonerFuser 298 Replace SuppliesSupplies Life 299 USB Menu 300 301 USB Buffer 302 Utilities MenuColor Samples 303 Factory DefaultsDefragment Flash Format Disk 304 Format FlashHex Trace Job Acct Stat 305 Print AlignmentPrint Directory Print Fonts 306 Print Net x SetupPrint Menus 307 Edition notice 308 Trademarks 309 Licensing notice 310 Safety information 311 Electronic emission notices 312 Noise emission levelsEnergy Star Japanese Vcci notice United Kingdom Telecommunications Act 313 Index 314 315 316 317 USB 318 319 320