IDENTIFYING PRINTER PARTS
Use the illustrations on the facing page to identify standard parts for the SuperScript 4600N.
Front View
•Operator Panel—for displaying messages and configuring the printer
•Power Button—for turning on and off the printer
•Top Cover—provides access to the Fuser Unit and inside of the printer (also serves as the Output Tray)
•Output Tray —holds up to 250 printed sheets
•Top Cover Release button—unlocks and opens the Top Cover
•Front Cover—provides access to Toner Modules and Toner Collector
•Front Cover Latch—unlocks and opens the Front Cover
•Paper Tray 1—standard input tray, holds 250 sheets of paper
Front Internal View
•Toner Module Racks—holds Toner Modules
•Toner Collector—collects used toner
•Paper Transfer Rollers—moves the paper from the inside of the printer to the Output Tray
Back View
•Serial Number—necessary for warranty registration
•Back Cover—provides access to clear paper jams
•Back Cover Latch—lift to open back of printer
•Filter Cover—contains the Ozone Filter
•Bidirectional parallel interface—for attaching bidirectional parallel cable from your computer
•Ethernet interface—for attaching the Ethernet 10/100 Base-T connectors from your network
•SCSI Interface (Port)—for attaching a selected scanner and/or Zip drive
•Interface Panel—contains the interface for the controller board, hard drive and network interface card
•Power Cord Connector—for attaching the power cord
•Back Vent—allows ventilation
Back Internal View
•Transfer Drum—transfers image to paper
•Registration Rollers—keeps the paper straight
•Transfer Roller—works with the Transfer Drum to transfer the image to the paper
•Paper Discharger—removes the static electricity from the paper
•Transfer Unit—consists of the above four parts
Top Internal View
•Fuser Unit—uses heat and pressure to adhere the toner image to the paper. Contains two Fuser Rollers.
•Fuser Oil Bottle—holds the oil that helps adhere the toner image to the paper
•Fuser Cleaning Roller—helps keep the Fuser Rollers clean
•Belt Cartridge—also known as the Photoconductor Belt Module or OPC Unit.
