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Ricoh L4130 Moving This Machine, Where to Install This Machine, Working Environmental Temperature

Models: L4160 L4130

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Moving This Machine

Where to Install This Machine

Secure a suitable installation space before assembling this machine.

The place of installation must have enough space for not only this machine itself, but also for the printing operation.

Model	Width	Depth	Height	Gross weight
Pro L4130	2634mm	854mm	1435mm	216kg
Pro L4160	2879mm	854mm	1435mm	231kg

	1000 mm or more
500 mm	500 mm
or more	or more
	1000 mm or more

Pro L4130: 3634 mm or more

Pro L4160: 3879 mm or more

2854 mm or more

• When you usually use photographic fixer, do not install this machine in a room filled with vapor of photographic fixer. If you install this machine in such a room, ink adhering to the head hardens and it may cause image quality defect that cannot be improved even if you perform head cleaning many times and may cause nozzle clogging.

•Besides photographic fixer, if you leave this machine in an environment where acidic vapor (acetic acid, muriatic acid, etc.) is generated, the same phenomenon occurs.

Working Environmental Temperature

Use this machine in an environment of 20 to 30°C to ensure reliable printing.

The heater temperature may not reach the set value, depending on the ambient temperature.

Moving This Machine

Consult our service office in your area before moving this machine.

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Ricoh L4130, L4160 operation manual Moving This Machine, Where to Install This Machine, Working Environmental Temperature

Contents

This manual contains detailed instructions and notes on Table of Contents Chapter Basic Operations Chapter Extended FunctionsChapter Maintenance IiiChapter Troubleshooting Chapter AppendixInformation IntroductionDisclaimer of Warranty All Other UsersFor Turkey only ViiFor Users in India Declaration of Conformity ViiiSafety Precautions Examples of symbolsSafety Precautions Hazardous Moving PartsHeater Handling of the power cable Power supplyHandling of ink Xii Xiii Xiv Safety interlock Xvi Xvii Burn injury may resultChapter Before Use This chapterWhere to Install This Machine Working Environmental TemperatureModel Width Depth Height Gross weight Moving This MachineNames of Parts and Functions Front Side of the MachineRear Side and Right Side of the Machine Signs on the power switch Operation PanelHeater Media sensorCarriage Cutter blade and slot for cuttingCapping station Pinch rollers and Feed rollers Your RIP must be compatible with USB Connecting CablesConnecting USB2.0 Interface Cable Connecting the power cable How to assemble ink cartridge Inserting ink cartridgeOpen the cover of the eco cartridge Set the ink pack on the eco caseFirmly fix the ink pack on the eco case with Double coated tape so that it may not moveAttach the cover Attach the IC chipAbout the ink that can be used with this machine Setting orders of ink cartridges Insert the ink cartridgeChanging an ink cartridge For Ink cartridge lampsAbout ink expiration date About cartridge ink end and ink near endBefore Use Media Usable sizes of mediaRemove the electrostatic sheet About antistatic sheetFix the electrostatic sheet About antistatic sheet Chapter Basic Operations Workflow Turning the Power ON/OFF Turning the Power onTurning the Power OFF Setting a Media Adjusting the Head HeightMove the carriage to the Media Transfer Surface Loosen two screws located at the frontClose the front cover Fix the carriageReturn the carriage to the station position Setting a Media Setting a roll media Tighten the roll holder fixing screw Insert the roll media in this machineHold the media with the media press gently Pull out the roll media outMake the roll media even then lower the clamp lever Press Key to select Roll Hold the media with the media guide gentlyPrepare for the take-up device Entering the media remaining amount Fix the media on the take-up device. P.2-13Display Screen For entering media remaining Amount Press Key to enter the media remainingSetting the torque limiter Take-up deviceSetting leaf media Push down the clamp leverClose the front cover Press Key Key to select Leaf Media detection is startedTypical setting position of printing origin Changing the printing originLocal, Press After determining the origin, press KeyChanging the Temperature Settings for the Heaters Press To set the temperature Each heaterPress Key to end the setting Preparing for the HeatersChecking the Heater Temperature Changing the Temperature Settings for the Drying HeaterPress Key at the end of confirmation Press Key three timesTest Feeding Press Key in Local threeTimes Press Key Press To select ON/OFFTest Printing Relationship between head row and test patternTest Printing Press Key in LocalCheck the printed test pattern Check before testPerform head cleaning depending on the test printing result Head CleaningAbout head cleaning Setting Feed Correction Set the media feedingSet a media Press Key to print a correction patternPerforming the station maintenance without key Press Key several times to end the settingCorrecting Media-feeding during Printing Press Key in the RemotePress To select the resolution Example of a Drop Position correct Printed PatternPress Key to start pattern printing Press To correct the dot position of PatternRepeat Performing to correct the dot position without keyNext test pattern is printed Checking the Status of Waste Ink Bottle Printing DataChecking the Status of Ink Cartridges Setting a Media Checking the Heater Temperature Starting a Printing OperationTransmit data to be printed from the PC Start printingStopping a printing operation halfway Deleting Received Data Data ClearBehavior after printing has been completed Drying FeedWhen Near END error occurs while printing When INK END error occurs while printingCutting a media Press To specify the cutting positionPrinting Data Page Chapter Extended Functions List of Functions About default Host functionFunction name Set value Default Setting Logical Seek When you set this to on or HostMovement of heads when Logical seek is OFF Movement of heads when Logical seek is onPress To set drying time for scanning Setting Drying TimePress To select Drying Time Setting Margins Press To select MarginPress To set the left margins Press To set the right marginsPress To change print speed Press To select MapsPress To set ON/OFF Setting Auto Cleaning Press To select Auto CleaningPress To set a cleaning interval Press To set a cleaning typePress To select Interval Wiping Press To select typesPress Key To set levels, and press Press To set intervals, and press KeyOther Settings Press To select an item for settingPress Key To select the setting value Set value is retained even when the power is turned OFFMachine Settings Set value Default MeaningSetting a Auto Power-off Press To select Machine SetupPress To set time to turn OFF the power Press Key twiceSetting the Display of Media Residual Press To select Media RemainDisplay is turned to on Display is turned to OFFPrinting the Remaining Amount of a Media LOCAL, PressSetting Time Press To select TimePress To enter time Year/Month/Day/Time selectingbySetting Units Press To select KEY Buzzer Setting a KEY BuzzerKey several times to end the setting Setting a Language Press To select LanguageInitial setting screed is displayed. LANGUAGE/TIME Initializing the SettingsAlready configured settings are initialized Confirming Machine Information Displaying the InformationPress To select Information Press To select UsagePrint Length Print Area FILTERwhiteCheck such as the machine version information Displaying the Information of this machinePress To select a type of information Information is displayed sequentially with KeyPage Chapter Maintenance About Cleaning Fluid MaintenancePrecautions for Maintenance Cleaning of after heater cover and pre heater cover Cleaning the Exterior SurfacesCleaning the Media Transfer Surface Cleaning the Media Sensor Cleaning the Media HolderBackside of the machine Media sensorCleaning the Wiper and Cap Press MAINT. key in LocalPress To select Station Maint Station.Otherwise, you may get ink in your eyesOpen the right maintenance cover cover then Remove the wiperKimwipe Take out the wiper and remove ink blot etc. with aClean the wiper slider Clean the area around the wiperSet the wiper at the original position Space between the wiper slider and ink guard WPerforming the station maintenance without MAINT. key Washing the Ink Discharge Passage Disway WashWhen the Machine Is Not Used for a Long Time Custody Wash Open the right maintenance coverClose the right maintenance cover and press Fill up the cap with Cleaning Fluid for maintenance．Clean the wiper and the bracket Press To select Custody WashClean the area around the wiper Carriage moves onto the Media Transfer SurfacePress To set the time for the Cleaning Fluid Close the right maintenance cover and press KeyFill up the cap with Cleaning Fluid for maintenance ． To be left as it isOpen the left maintenance cover Cleaning the Head and the Area around It every day Close the left maintenance cover then pressOpen the rght maintenance cover then Remove the absorber Insert a new absorberClose the right maintenance cover then press Key After its initial operation, the machine returns toWashing nozzle surface Washing of Head nozzlePress To select Nozzle Wash Cap rubber. Wipe off so that Cleaning Fluid for Fill up the cap with Cleaning Fluid for Maintenance ． Close the right maintenance cover then pressWashing nozzle surface Press To select Head MaintImmerse Wiper for CR in Maintenance kit Close the left maintenance cover then press KeyPerform head cleaning Perform test printing Wipe the nozzle surface from the rear of the mainSelect Nozzle Recovery of the maintenance menu Select the Nozzle line that needs Nozzle RecoverySelect the Print by pressing Key. Then Press By pressing Key. Then pressRecovery and then press Key Recovery StateReset the set value Select the Reset by pressing KeySelect the Nozzle line that needs clear the setting Select the Check by pressing KeySetting the Refreshing Intervals Select Auto MAINT. of the maintenance menuPress To set the refreshing interval Function name DescriptionsSetting the Cleaning Intervals Press To select CleaningCleaning operation Press To select a cleaning typePress To select CLEANINGWhite Cleaning type selection screen appearsPress To set the interval between each Set value NORMAL, SOFT, HardOpen the rght maintenance cover then remove Replacing consumablesReplacing the wiper WiperIf a Waste Ink Bottle Confirmation Message Appears Confirmation Message in LocalMessage on the right is displayed Check the state of the waste ink bottleReplace the waste ink bottle with another Close the waste ink bottle guard Press Key Replacing the Cutter Blade Press the Maint Key in LocalReplace the cutter unit by the carriage ScrewCutter unit Screen returns toWhen white ink filter becomes required to be replaced Replacing the white ink filterWhen white ink filter replacing time message is displayed Replace the white ink filter Turn OFF the power of the printer Open the W filter maintenance coverAttach the W filter maintenance cover Replacing the white ink filterFilling the white ink Press Key and show Damper Select DisplayPress Key and select the damper YkwwInk Close the right maintenance cover Press KeyPress Key and perform air purge Select Usage of the maintenance menu Clearing white ink filter used daysPress Key five times, display the used Number of days of Filter WhitePage Chapter Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Power does not turn onMachine does not start printing YesMedia get jammed / media is soiled Is a recommended media used ?Heat or Constant LED does not light up Image quality is poorPhenomenon Measures Colors in the printed image appearDisplaying the description of ink cartridge trouble Nozzle is cloggedInk cartridge warning appears Select the damper to maintenance When Error 618 to 61b occurSelect Damper of the maintenance menu When nozzle missing occurs due to ink mixture or aeration Select AIR PG of the maintenance menuStart air purge by pressing Key Select the damper to air purgeClose the port Terminate air purge by pressing KeyStart pushing ink out Regular maintenance of white ink Select White MAINT. of the maintenance menuWhen media heaves up at feeding When the feeding media is loosened and reached to the floorMedia feeding Ing statusErrors when performing operations Message displayed in LocalBeen nearly used up Ink Error Error messages 3VB power supply Media jam occurs Remove the media and reset it System Halt Page Chapter Appendix Specifications Machine specificationsInk specifications SpecificationsList of consumables Product name Product codeSheet for inquiry Function Flowchart To P.6-8Function Flowchart From P.6-6 When there is no recovery, it is not displayed Setup Maintenance Machine SET To P.6-12 To P.6-16 To P.6-20 S T I N T S T a R TSetup Print end From P.6-12 Displayed when Manual is set To P.6-18 Displayed on Cleaning To Local after initializingFrom P.6-16 P E Norma L NE S E T U P Function Flowchart EN GB EN US EN AU