Replacing the Backup Battery | Muratec MFX-C3035 instruction

Replacing the Backup Battery

When the backup battery is at its end of life, the machine’s date and time can- not be retained. Follow the procedure described below to replace the backup battery.

Note

Only use the coin-shaped 3V lithium battery CR2032. It’s very important to protect the machine controller board and any associated circuit boards from electrostatic damage. Before performing this procedure, review the antistatic caution on page 11-38. In addition, always handle circuit boards by the edges only.

1 Turn off the machine and discon- nect the power cord and inter- face cables.

2 Remove the cover.

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Replacing Consumables

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Muratec MFX-C3035 manual Replacing the Backup Battery, Replacing Consumables

Contents

Page Trademarks Copyright Notice Software License Agreement Page Financial Instruments Legal Restrictions on CopyingLegal Documents General For EU member states only Page Contents User authentication and account track About Duplex Printing Loading a Document Contents Specifying destinations Antistatic Protection Solving Problems with Media Misfeeds Logging in to this machine Appendix Technical specifications Contents Introduction Getting Acquainted with Your Machine Getting Acquainted with Your MachineSpace Requirements The option appears shaded in the above illustrations Front View Part Names Getting Acquainted with Your Machine Front View with Options Rear View Adjusting the angle of the control panel Printer Drivers PostScript Drivers Drivers CD/DVDPrinter Drivers PCL Drivers Printer Drivers XPS Drivers PC Fax Drivers Printer Drivers PPD FilesScanner Drivers Applications Use/Benefit Applications CD/DVDApplications Enterprise Suite Plug-In Documentation Use/Benefit Documentation CD/DVDDocumentation „ RAM System Requirements Getting Acquainted with Your Machine Control panel and touch panel screens Name Function About the Control PanelAbout the Control Panel Interrupt key Track in order to log on to this machine Home screen Touch panel screensTouch panel screens Indication Description USB/HDD Initial Copy mode screen Initial Scan to Folder mode screen Initial Fax mode screen Initial Scan to E-mail mode screen Appears. To view job details, press Details When the job log is displayed, DetailsJob screen The percentages remaining for Status screenAmounts and should be used only as Reference USB/HDD screen Icon Description Keys and icons that appear in the screens Report printing With user authentication Device authentication User authentication and account trackUser authentication and account track External server authentication With account track Logging in using the authentication device Utility Settings Accessibility Accessibility Severe Cau- tion Sound Enable Volume To 3.0 seconds Default0.8 All factory default values are shown in bold Select if sounds are to be produced when an opera Then press the four check points + again Meter Count Meter Count Address Registration Address Registration SMB User Settings User Settings Jpeg PCL User Settings is not displayed when the job log is full Machine SettingsInch / mm Model, and mm for other models Optional lower feeder units have not Been installed Yes / No Copy SettingsFactory Default / Current Set Scan Settings Print Settings Monarch, Env Chou#3, Env Chou#4 Model, and A4 for other modelsB5 ISO, Env #10 do not appear Legal, Govt Legal, Executive, A4 Special Paper appear Plain Paper, Recycled, 1 Side Only Physical Tray Fax SettingsSelect Default Start App Admin Settings Admin Settings FTP Number Addresses List Output WebDAV Start Number Number of Addresses List Output TCP/IP SLP Smtp Snmp Mime Admin Settings Admin Settings Aidc PCL XPS PB/DP Admin Settings PBX Maintenance Menu List Print Fax Target Admin Settings Admin Settings ADJ Consumables Replace Press the Utility/Counter key Press Admin Settings 120V model, month, then year Month, day, then year MM.DD.YY forDD.MM.YY for 220V model Europe Year, month, then day YY.MM.DD Admin Settings Address where machine status Administrator RegistrationAddress Registration Messages sent from this machine Authentication Setting Parameters do not appear Ethernet If OFF is selected, the TCP/IP SLP Add signature / Select when External Memory Print Job TimeoutTray Before APS on / Default Startup Page Setting Settings On / OFF Size is set to Custom Size Canada, and A4 for otherCountries On the hard disk are deleted. If Disable is Are emphasized Vivid / Photographic RGB Intent Settings Vivid / Photographic RGB source profile Auto Ing RGB text data to Cmyk data Ing RGB graphics data to Cmyk data Bk=CMYK Gray=CMYK / Bk=K Aidc processing consumes toner CR = Crlf LF = Lfcr CR = CR LF = LF / CR = Crlf ARABIC8 / Hpwara XPS Maintenance Menu Single-sided printing Admin Settings Envelope Settings Adjust the 2nd image transfer output Atvc Grayscale printing Settings. If it becomes necessary to Quality Mode / Speed ModeChange the settings, do so according to Instructions from the service Erase Disabled / 12 Hours Folder Settings Digit password must be specified Security Settings If the administrator password is 12345678 To USB function cannot be used Admin Settings This machine Overwritten, do not use the power switchTo turn the machine off and on Deleted by being overwritten Limitations of the password rules Passwords regulated by the password rulesChanging the administrator password Required settings Conditions of the password rulesEnhanced security settings Administrator mode parameters Required settings Administrator mode parameters Changed settings Changed settings HDD Format Restore Defaults Paper Empty Restriction Code Settings Media Handling Print Media SpecificationsPrint Media Print Media Plain Paper Recycled Paper Types Media Type Thick StockCapacity Tray 1/2 Do not use envelopes that have Envelope Do not use label sheets that Label Thickness LetterheadPostcard Do not use postcards that are Glossy Media Do not use single side only paper that is Single Side OnlyUse single side only paper that is Do not use special paper that is Special PaperUse special paper that is Area Printable AreaPrintable Margins Envelopes How do I load media? Loading MediaTray 1 Manual Feed Tray Loading Media Loading Media Other Media Loading Envelopes Load the envelopes flap side up in the tray Loading Media Up to 20 sheets can be loaded into the tray at one time Tray Loading Media Slide the media guides against the edges of the paper Pull out Tray Up to 20 sheets can be loaded into the tray at one time Slide the media guides against the edges of the paper Tray 3/4 Optional Lower Feeder Unit Load the paper face up in the tray Loading Media About Duplex Printing About Duplex PrintingHow do I autoduplex? Right-bound booklet Output Tray Output Tray Media Storage Media Storage Original Media Original MediaDocuments that can be placed on the original glass Documents that can be loaded into the ADF Original Media Loading a Document Loading a DocumentPlacing a document on the original glass Loading a document into the ADF Adjust the document guides to the document size Loading a Document Using the Printer Driver Selecting Driver Options/Defaults for Windows Selecting Driver Options/Defaults for Windows Selecting Driver Options/Defaults for Windows Uninstalling the Printer Driver for Windows Uninstalling the Printer Driver for Windows Displaying Printer Driver Settings for Windows Displaying Printer Driver Settings for WindowsWindows Windows Vista/Server Common Buttons Using the Postscript, PCL and XPS Printer DriverUsing the Postscript, PCL and XPS Printer Driver Advanced Tab PostScript Printer Driver Only Basic Tab My Tab Stamp/Composition Tab Cover Mode TabLayout Tab Quality Tab Download Manager Application should be installed earlier Other Tab Using the Postscript, PCL and XPS Printer Driver Proof/Print, External memory and ID & Print functions Printing a job saved on the hard disk Proof/PrintDeleting a job saved on the hard disk Proof/Print External Memory External MemoryPrinting from a connected USB memory device Selecting the type of files to be displayed ID & PrintID & Print Printing simultaneously with log-in Deleting a job ID & Print Performing Copy mode operations Basic copy operation Basic copy operation Using the keypad, type in the desired number of copies Original Size Original SizeDocuments of mixed page sizes Paper Paper Zoom Zoom Duplex/Combine Duplex/Combine Density Density Original Type Color ModeOriginal Type Finishing When printing a proof copy, specify multiple copiesProof Copy Proof Copy operation Separate Scan Separate Scan Scanning the document in separate batches To change the scanning settings, press Change Settings To copy only the front side, press Print ID CopyID Copy Paper Margin Paper Margin Image Quality Image Quality Image Quality Additional copy operations Interrupting a copy job Interrupting a copy job Storing a copy program Copy programsDeleting a copy program Copy programs Copying using stored settings copy programs Scanning From a Computer Application Basic Scanning Operation Basic Scanning Operation Mode settings Windows Twain Driver SettingsWhen Basic Mode is selected Windows Twain Driver Settings When Advanced Mode is selected Windows Twain Driver Settings Windows Twain Driver Settings Windows WIA Driver Settings Windows WIA Driver Settings Macintosh Twain Driver Settings Macintosh Twain Driver Settings When Advanced Mode is selected Macintosh Twain Driver Settings Macintosh Twain Driver Settings Settings required to use a Web Service Using a Web ServiceInstalling this machine on the computer Using a Web Service Specifying the scan command from a computer Specifying the scan command from a computer Web Service Using a Web Service Scanning with 10 the machine Useful functions Initial settings10-2 Initial settings Basic Scan to E-mail operation Performing Scan to E-mail mode operationsPerforming Scan to E-mail mode operations 10-3 Simplex/Duplex Specifying document settings10-4 Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations Original Size Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations 10-5Original Settings-Separate Scan Original Settings- Orig. Binding Position 10-6 Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations Original Type Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations 10-7Color Mode 10-8 Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations Specifying scan settingsResolution Background/Density File Settings-Scan Setting Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations 10-9File Settings-File Type 10-10 Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations 10-11 10-12 Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations Specifying communication settings Performing Scan to E-mail mode operations 10-13 Selecting from registered destinations Specifying destinations10-14 Specifying destinations Selecting from the Favorites list Selecting from the log Directly typing in the addressSpecifying destinations 10-15 Selecting by searching for a destination type or name 10-16 Specifying destinations Selecting a program destination Basic Scan to Folder operation Performing Scan to Folder mode operationsPerforming Scan to Folder mode operations 10-17 10-18 Performing Scan to Folder mode operations Performing Scan to Folder mode operations 10-19 Original Settings- Original Direction 10-20 Performing Scan to Folder mode operations Performing Scan to Folder mode operations 10-21 10-22 Performing Scan to Folder mode operations Performing Scan to Folder mode operations 10-23 10-24 Performing Scan to Folder mode operations File Name Type in the document name for the scan data Performing Scan to Folder mode operations 10-25Specifying the document name URL Notification Address 10-26 Specifying destinationsURL Notification Specifying destinations 10-27 With Pcsmb 10-28 Specifying destinationsWith FTP With USB Memory Specifying destinations 10-29With WebDAV With HDD With Web Service Settings10-30 Specifying destinations Only one program destination can be selected Specifying destinations 10-31 10-32 Specifying destinations Registering destinations 10-33 Registering destinationsDestination registration Registering an address book destination E-mail transmission Registering an address book destination10-34 Registering destinations Registering destinations 10-35 Registering Address Book SMB transmission 10-36 Registering destinations Registering a program destination Replacing 11 Consumables 11-2 Replacing Consumables Replacing ConsumablesAbout Toner Cartridges Replacing Consumables 11-3 11-4 Replacing Consumables Replacing a Toner Cartridge Replacing Consumables 11-5 11-6 Replacing Consumables Fully insert the toner car- tridge Replacing Consumables 11-7 11-8 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-9 Replacing a Imaging Unit C K 11-10 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-11 11-12 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-13 11-14 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-15 11-16 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-17 Replacing the Waste Toner Bottle 11-18 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-19 11-20 Replacing Consumables Replacing the Transfer Roller Replacing Consumables 11-21 11-22 Replacing Consumables Replacing the Transfer Belt Unit Replacing Consumables 11-23 11-24 Replacing Consumables Do not remove the blue lever Replacing Consumables 11-25 11-26 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-27 11-28 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-29 11-30 Replacing Consumables Replacing the Backup Battery Replacing Consumables 11-31 11-32 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-33 Replacing the Fuser Unit 11-34 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-35 11-36 Replacing Consumables Replacing Consumables 11-37 11-38 Antistatic Protection Antistatic Protection Maintenance 12-2 Maintaining the machine Maintaining the machine Maintaining the machine 12-3 Exterior Cleaning the machine12-4 Cleaning the machine Media Rollers Cleaning the machine 12-5Cleaning the Media Feed Rollers Manual Feed Tray 12-6 Cleaning the machine Cleaning the Media Feed Rollers for Tray 2/3/4 Cleaning the machine 12-7 Cleaning the Media Transfer Rollers for Tray 3/4 12-8 Cleaning the machine Cleaning the Media Feed Rollers for the ADF Cleaning the machine 12-9 12-10 Cleaning the machine Cleaning the Laser Lens Cleaning the machine 12-11 12-12 Cleaning the machine Cleaning the machine 12-13 12-14 Cleaning the machine Troubleshooting 13-2 Introduction Printing a configurationIntroduction Unlocking the Scanner 13-3 Unlocking the Scanner 13-4 Preventing Media Misfeeds Preventing Media MisfeedsMake sure that Avoid Understanding the Media Path 13-5 Understanding the Media Path Media misfeed indications Clearing Media Misfeeds13-6 Clearing Media Misfeeds Media misfeed locations Reference Clearing a Media Misfeed in Tray Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-7 13-8 Clearing Media Misfeeds Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-9 Slide the media guides against the edges of the paper 13-10 Clearing Media Misfeeds Clearing a Media Misfeed in Tray 3/4 Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-11 13-12 Clearing Media Misfeeds Clearing a Media Misfeed from the ADF Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-13 13-14 Clearing Media Misfeeds Clearing a Media Misfeed from the Duplex Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-15 Clearing a Media Misfeed from the Fuser Unit 13-16 Clearing Media Misfeeds Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-17 13-18 Clearing Media Misfeeds Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-19 13-20 Clearing Media Misfeeds Clearing Media Misfeeds 13-21 13-22 Clearing Media Misfeeds Symptom Cause Solution Solving Problems with Media MisfeedsSolving Problems with Media Misfeeds 13-23 ADF 13-24 Solving Problems with Media Misfeeds Solving Problems with Media Misfeeds 13-25 13-26 Solving Other Problems Solving Other Problems Solving Other Problems 13-27 13-28 Solving Other Problems Solving Other Problems 13-29 13-30 Solving Other Problems Solving Problems with Printing Quality 13-31 Solving Problems with Printing Quality 13-32 Solving Problems with Printing Quality Solving Problems with Printing Quality 13-33 13-34 Solving Problems with Printing Quality Solving Problems with Printing Quality 13-35 13-36 Solving Problems with Printing Quality Status, error and service messages 13-37 Status, error and service messagesMessage Cause Solution Status messages 13-38 Status, error and service messages Error messages Status, error and service messages 13-39 Operator messages 13-40 Status, error and service messages Status, error and service messages 13-41 13-42 Status, error and service messages Status, error and service messages 13-43 13-44 Status, error and service messages Status, error and service messages 13-45 Service messagesMessage Cause Solution Fax RX failed Message Cause Solution Service Call 13-46 Status, error and service messages Installing 14 Accessories 14-2 Introduction For details of accessories, visit our web site Lower Feeder Unit PF-P08 14-3 Kit ContentsLower Feeder Unit PF-P08 Be sure to place the lower feeder unit on a level surface Installing a Lower Feeder Unit PF-P0814-4 Lower Feeder Unit PF-P08 Lower Feeder Unit PF-P08 14-5 14-6 Working Table WT-P01 Working Table WT-P01 Working Table WT-P01 14-7 Installing a Working Table WT-P01 14-8 Working Table WT-P01 Working Table WT-P01 14-9 14-10 Working Table WT-P01 Authentication 15 unit IC card type Configuring this machine Using authentication device IC card type15-2 Using authentication device IC card type Do not leave the IC card within 40 mm of the card reader Registering a user 15-3 Registering a user 15-4 Registering a user Registering a user using Data AdministratorChecking the version of the installed Data Administrator Registering a user 15-5 SetupInstall IC Card Driver USB-Driver 15-6 Registering a user Registering a user 15-7 15-8 Registering a user Install Data Administrator IC Card Plugin Registering a user 15-9 15-10 Registering a user User registration Device Information window appears Registering a user 15-11 15-12 Registering a user Registering a user 15-13 15-14 Registering a user Registering a user 15-15 15-16 Logging in to this machine Associating the user with card using authentication deviceLogging in to this machine Logging in to this machine 15-17 When Card Authentication is enabledWhen Card Authentication + Password is enabled 15-18 Logging in to this machine Appendix Technical specifications Technical specifications „ Glossy 1 100 to 128 g/m2 Hour Within an hour Manual feed tray Replacement Cartridge High-Capacity Consumable Life Expectancy ChartUser-Replaceable Average Life Expectancy Media feed roller 300,000 pages Service-Replaceable Text input Text inputEntering text Our Concern for Environmental Protection What is an Energy Star product?Our Concern for Environmental Protection Our Concern for Environmental Protection Index Index Lower feeder unit Print Setting Utility Setting