Troubleshooting When Using the Copy Function
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| Images appear only par- | The paper is damp. | Use paper that has been stored in the | |||||||
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| midity condition. See “Copy Paper”, |
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| About This Machine. |
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| Black lines appear. | The exposure glass is | Clean them. See p.114 “Maintaining | |||||||
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| White lines appear. | The exposure glass is | Clean them. See p.114 “Maintaining | |||||||
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| White lines appear. | When D is blinking, ton- | Add toner. See p.87 “Adding Toner”. | |||||||
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| er is beginning to run out. |
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| Copies are blank. | The original is not set cor- | When using the exposure glass, face the | |||||||
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| rectly. | originals down. When using the ADF, |
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| face them up. |
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| A moiré pattern is pro- | Your original has a dot | Place the original on the exposure glass | |||||||
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| duced on copies. | pattern image or many | at a slight angle. | |||||||
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Black spots appear on the | Because of high humidi- | Place the print on the exposure glass in |
copy of a photographic | ty, the photographic print | either of the following ways: |
print. | has stuck to the exposure | • Place an OHP transparency on the |
| glass. | exposure glass, and then place the |
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| print on top of the OHP transparen- |
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| • Place the print on the exposure |
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| glass, and then place two or three |
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| sheets of white paper on top of it. |
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| (ADF) open when copying. |
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