Ribbon Cartridge, Make sure the printer is turned OFF | Oki 320

Ribbon Cartridge

1Make sure the printer is turned OFF.

2Center the printhead (1).

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3If you are replacing the ribbon: swing the front of the cartridge up off the printhead, then lift the cartridge out and discard it.

!Caution! The printhead may be HOT!

4Unpack the ribbon cartridge.

!Important! DO NOT remove the ribbon shield from the ribbon!

1Ribbon Shield

2Grip Points

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Take-up Knob

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5Install the new ribbon cartridge.

6Turn the take-up knob in the direction of the arrow to take up any ribbon slack.

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Oki 320, 62411601 manual Ribbon Cartridge, Make sure the printer is turned OFF

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Guide Mail Address Mailing AddressWeb Site Contents Maintenance Using Your Printer Specifications Service and Support Troubleshooting Index Accessories Helpful Hints Saving Money Saving Money Draft ModeSaving Money Forms Tear-Off Saving Time Saving Time Draft ModeSaving Time Internet Support Saving Time Paper Park Saving Time Moving Through the Menu Operation Tip Top of Form Operation Tips Operation Tip Turning the Platen Knob Operation Tip Control Access to the Printer Oki Data on the Internet Introduction Printer Features Printer Serial Number Parts Identification Parts Identification Rear Feed Continuous Forms Access CoverPlaten Knob Control Panel Acoustic Cover open Parts Identification Top Feed Single-Sheet Front Panel Lights Front Panel Keys Installation Hints Installation Installation Location Installation Overview Customizing the Installation Top of Form TOF Unpacking the Machine Printer Ribbon Cartridge Power Cord Shipping Restraints Make sure the printer is turned OFF Ribbon Cartridge Contact occurs with skin Contact occurs with eyesFor more information Computer Connections Turn on the printer Power Connections Rear Feed, Continuous Forms Paper Loading 32T-29.eps Top Feed Single Sheets Print Available Emulations EmulationsChanging Emulations Testing the Printer Font Sample Test Rolling Ascii Test Printer Drivers Installing Printer DriversSelecting Printer Drivers Obtaining Drivers Top of Form TOF Using Your Printer User’s Guide English Setting Top of Form, Forms Tear-Off on Step a Tear Park Quiet Setting Top of Form, Forms Tear-Off OFF Step B SEL FF/LOAD Tear Park Quiet Temporary Top of Form Change Printer on Reset Top of Form to Factory DefaultPrinter OFF Forms Tear-Off Changing the Forms Tear-Off Setting Tear Key and Automatic Forms Tear-Off Automatic Forms Tear-Off Manual Forms Tear-Off Forms Tear-Off set OFF Tear KeyForms Tear-Off set on Never park labels Paper Park Continuous-forms to single-sheet feed Changing Paper PathsSingle-sheet feed to continuous forms Printhead Gap Media Setting Expanded Printhead Gap Vorsicht Vorsicht User’s Guide English NLQ Near Letter Quality Print QualityUTL Utility HSD High Speed Draft Super Speed Draft Printer Reset 10 cpi Character Pitch12 cpi 15 cpi Menu Mode Moving Forward Entering and Exiting Menu Mode Moving Through the MenuMoving Backward Print Quality Changing the Menu Settings Group Menu Settings Table 13.6 Menu Settings Table 17.1 cpi, 15 cpi Invalid, Valid Explanations of Menu Items Width Wide Carriage only. Change to 8 to print on Explanations of Menu Items Replacing the Ribbon Cartridge Maintenance Printer Cleaning Rear-Feed Paper Jams Paper JamsTurn off the printer. Then, use the platen knob to back Paper out of the printer Remove any torn pieces of paper Turn on the printer Assembly. Close the access cover Rear-Feed, Repeating Paper Jams FF/LOAD Single-Sheet Paper Jams General Information TroubleshootingInternet Support Problem List of Problems Solution Problem Solutions Solution Continuous-form paper sticks to the paper separator Specifications Mean Time to Repair Mttr Mean Time Between Failures MtbfPrinthead Life Ribbon Life Microline 320 Turbo Paper Type Cut Sheet FeedTop WeightPaper Type Feed Microline 321 Turbo Paper Type Cut Sheet FeedTop Width x Depth x Height TemperatureHumidity Service and Support Documentation Purchase Location Your Personal Solutions Center Your Gateway to OKI Products and ServicesInternet Support My.okidata.com Customer Support Professionals Telephone Support Service Centers Sales and Service Dealers United States and Canada Service and Support United States and Canada Sales and Service Centers Latin America Service and Support Latin AmericaContacting Oki Data Latin America Customer Support Professionals Latin America Purchasing Accessories Accessories Consumables Part Numbers Accessories Part NumbersOptions Part Numbers Consumable Part Number Replacement Part Order No Replacement Parts Part NumbersDocumentation Part Numbers Document Part Number American English Printer Control Codes Ascii Epson FX Commands DC3 ESC % H IBM Proprinter III Commands ESC Q ETX Oki Data Microline Standard Commands ESC Y Limited Warranty United States and Canada Warranty, Regulatory, and Safety Information User’s Guide English Limited Warranty Latin America Sales and Service Dealers United States and Canada Information System Automated Attendant Contacting Oki Data Latin America Sales and Service Centers Latin AmericaCustomer Support Professionals Latin America Oki Data on the Internet Oki Data Service Centers Emergency First Aid Procedures Material Safety Data Sheet MsdsEmergency Information Msds Hazardous Ingredients Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Physical DataHealth Hazard Data Reactivity Data Special Precautions Spill Cleanup and DisposalSpill Cleanup Safe Handling and Use Safety Information Year 2000 Compliance Regulatory Information Federal Communications Commission FCC IC Radio Interference Statement for 120-Volt Models Industry Canada ICIC Radio Interference Statement for 230/240-Volt Models European Union Council of the European Communities Statement of Safety Conformance for 230/240-Volt Models Index Symbols Microline 320/321 Turbo User’s Guide English Microline 320/321 Turbo IBM Microline 320/321 Turbo User’s Guide English Microline 320/321 Turbo User’s Guide English Prop SEL SSD User’s Guide English Warranty