What to do When Things GO Wrong, Clearing Misfeeds | Ricoh NC5006

WHAT TO DO WHEN THINGS GO WRONG

WHAT TO DO WHEN THINGS GO WRONG

When there is a machine failure or a paper misfeed, a message will appear on the touch panel display. Follow the instructions to solve the problem,

Clearing Misfeeds

When a paper misfeed occurs, the misfeed location will appear on the touch panel display. Check the misfeed location and follow the instructions. (Also follow the instructions inside the machine door,)

WARNING: Since some parts of the copier are supplied with high electrical voltage, touch only the parts specified in the instructions inside the machine door.

WA RN/NG: When removing misfed paper from section “D“,use caution. The fusina unit miaht be vew hot.

Notes:

c1 Do not leave any torn scraps of paper within the machine.

IJ After removing misfed paper, make sure that all units and levers are returned to their original positions and that all covers and doors are closed.

c1 If a paper misfeed occurs, the copier automatically keeps track of the selected copy modes and how many orlgmals have been completed. It is unnecessary to reset the copy quantity, or the copy modes, after removing misfed paper.

Others

Problem

Nothing happens when the main switch ISturned on.

The Start key does not change from red to reen within 12 minutes af er the main switch is turned on, or the machine stops during a copy run.

1Action

Q Check the power cord. If it is not plugged in properly, plug it firmly into the outlet.

Q Check the touch panel display and follow the instructions.

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Ricoh NC5006 manual What to do When Things GO Wrong, Clearing Misfeeds, Others

Contents

Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Chapter Table of Contents Safety During Operation Safety InformationAre suppled Electrical General Safety Information Power Connection Installation RequirementsCopier Environment Environments To Avoid Access To Copier Clean the touch panel display with a dry soft cloth Daily MaintenanceCopier Touch Panel Display Display Editor Option Dual Job Feeder OptionBelt Feed-in Unit Usage Tab/e of ContentsPage Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Guide to Components Switches the copierMachine Exterior Originals for copyingPage Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Adding Toner Loading Paper on the Paper Tray . . , . m Use of Copy Paper USE and Storage of SuppliesPaper Storage Non-recommended copy paper C1 Do not lay anything heavy on toner Toner Storage Loading Paper on the Paper Tray Push the tray in until it stops Insert the paper until it stops Setting Paper on the BY-PASS Feed Tray Check the label on the package, or contact LT/DLT Changing Paper Size and Direction Push the tray in until it stops Adding Toner Do, toner may scatter Adding Toner Other Basic Operations Setting OriginalsCopying Setting Originals On The Exposure Glass Setting OriginalsIf your machine is equipped with the platen cover If your machine is equipped with the dual job feeder Recommended Originals Setting Originals In The Dual Job Feeder Dicator is lit before setting Setting a Stack Of Original ADF/ARDF modeAdjust the original guide to the original size Non-recommended Originals Feeder until the Insert Original in- dicator goes off Set originals face up into the dual job +&b Setting One Original At a Time Sadf mode Repeat steps 5 and 7 until copying is completed @/c = How To Make CopiesCopying Full Color mode Standard Copy Job SettingsManual Image Density mode Image Density Adjustment Auto Letter/Photo mode You can set the copy settings for your next job Preset mode Presetting Copy Jobs During a Copy RunChanging / Canceling Preset Copy Jobs Canceling a Selected Copy Job Setting Finish Setting Data Or Selecting ModesOther Basic Operations Checking And Changing The Selected Copy Jobs Stopping The Copier During a Copy Run When storing Copy Job settings Into machine Saving Job Settings For Future UseTurning The Touch Panel Display OFF/ON You can store up to 5frequently Display ~ Display Editor Basic OperationDisplay Key Keys Canceling The Previously Marked Point Advanced Functions Contents Outline Image Sided Copy From Original TwoColor Conversion Erase Background Full Color Copy Key=2 Color SelectionAuto Color Select Key=l Black COpy Kq=q Combined Auto & Manual Image Density Selection Image Density AdjustmentManual Image Density selection ImtwDmih Letter mode Key.s Auto Letter/Photo mode Key=Original Image Type PHOTO/LETTER Selection Auto Paper Selection Kw=l Copy Paper SelectionManual Paper Selection Keys =2 By-pass Feed Selection Key= Standard paper DHP Stacking K,Y.2 SORTING/STACKING1st bin 3rd bin Auto Reduction/Enlargement Kw1 Standard Reduction EnlargementFixed Reduction/Enlargement ~0 KeYs.3+4 Fnmt R/El Se Iect Md~s Selected when you enter the lengths Adjust the reproduction ratio by using the +and keys+ and keys Number keys Size Magnification Special Reduction EnlargementInput Size Magnification You can enlarge the complete image onto several sheets YOInput Centering/cornering KeYs=l+2 Margin Adjustment Keys =l+3Image Shifting Erase Center Keys +2 Erasin G CENTER/BORDERErase Border Keys= 1+3 Erase Center And Border KeYs.1+4 Izmllj Series Copying This function makes 1-sided copies from ~-sided originals From 2-sided original to two l-sided copyCombine Two Original~ SE Iect tmdes Color Creation Color Background w,.= l+...,,,,I,J,J Color Erase VQ,,.l+,onpage,-l This function copies only the outline of the image Image CreationPositive/Negative Image Ke~s=l+3 This function makes a mirror image copy of the original LOVE+ lbOVIElbo~’1~ Part of the original image is copied repeatedly Size Input Optional display editor is required for editor input method Number of Images Chapter Sharp/Soft Image AdjustmentContrast Background Density Control Sampling The Color Balance Key =1 Color Balance Adjustment Color Balance Memory Key= 1on Color Balance AdjustmentIll Are loaded in this machine ?dwd -J..-EEl Single Color Adjustment Scanning n a Color User Color MemoryTouch the key to which You want to store the color Mixing Colors Manually Area Editing What is Area Editing Up to 6 areas can be designated Creative Editing Cl Zoom Xoooooo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 Color Creation Color Background Color Editing What is Area Editing 010 Area Editing Basic Operation Rectangle a rectangle of designated size Designating AreasDesignated area can be one of four shapes Editor. I= page 4-I To Designate An AreaClose Point key Right Angle Polygon RectanglePolygon Closed Loop JOB Settings for Inside the Area Select An area or Press IT7 Use same tn~des as =‘age’-’ 12!El Iack= Ecl Paint modeColors Pattern of a previous group Creative Editing Color Editing Select modes for outside all the designated areas Color Editing Checking JOB SettingsPress Start key Or select area key to check or change modes Changing JOB Settings for the Entire Image Functions only for Area Editing User TOOLS/USER Code C1-lAIUGING Default Settings User Tools Menu How To Access The User ToolsPress the Clear Modes/Stand by key Menu I U= to return to the User tool menu Auto Reset Screen Saver Sadf Auto reset ~ Auto ResetSet Operation Modes Set Bypass Paper Size Auto L/P Auto Color Select AdjustmentSensitivity Thin Paper ~ 5 Select ARDF/SORTER modesColor Copy Sorting Prohibition ~~ Check/Reset Specified Copy Counter ~1 Set User Code Mode~~ Reset All Copy Counters ~~ Set User Codes User Remarks REMARKS/PROBLEMS User Remarks Others What to do When Things GO WrongClearing Misfeeds Copies are too light Copies are dirty Copy image is blurred Problem Copy image is blurredColor tone of copies is not reproduced well Moire is reproduced on copies 10-19 10-4 10-510-11 Not using Dust, close it when you areSet the holder here Switches the power on or OFF Plug the power cord to a wall outlet Use to clean the lens or glass Use to fix the film after setting it in the holderFilm Holders /Set 35mm film in one These holders Use to make a About Film Before Operating the ProjectorNot use the same film for more than 30 minutes You can use the following kinds of films Available film Area For Copying Copy size when Full Size is selected 124mmAbout Copying Insert the plug of the projector into the wall outlet Projector in Position Before operation, prepare as follows Selecting The FilterPOsilivG ’ositive Close the holder and lock it as shown in the illustration Selecting The Base Film If Needed Film Strip Holder Setting Films In The Holder If NeededSlide Holder/Glass Mount Film Holder 1o-1o Cutting The Film Position Sheet If Needed Press the Option key Selecting FilmsTouch the Projector key Check the type of film and touch one of the keys Touch the Shading key II Slide Holder/Glass Mount Film Holder/Film Strip Holder Shading Exposure glass UPositiveFilmPO~itiveFilm Under The Lens UnderLens IINegativeFilm UnderLens Negative Film Under The Lens Check the film size, touch one Keys, and touch the Exit key Magenta444 Cyan355 Color Tones In Film ScanningYellow755 Touch the Manual Focus key Image Density AdjustmentCrease key or Decrease key After copying, you can select the next job as follows Selecting Copier FunctionsSelect the modes you want to choose Turn off the power switch Exiting Projector ModeProiector Close the lens cover Hints 10-22 Exterior Blow off any dust using the blower brushFilm Holder Holder Slot Optional Equipments Main Frame Copier11-2 11-5 Gradations Original Type IJ Specifications are subject to change without noticeAvailable Copy Paper Size 256 QA4/A3 Version Copying Speed Full Color Scans100% Full Size LT/DLT version = Copier + Dual Job Feeder +Sorter + Display Editor + Holder Power Consumption Cl Specifications are subject to change without noticeDual Job Feeder Top Bin Capacity SorterA4 or 81/2 x Print Bin Capacity 500 A4 or 81/2 x Sheets Other size Interrupt Bin Capacity 100 LCD Monochrome, 8 gradations 640 X 480 dots Display EditorMaximum A3cJ, or 11 x 17~ Scanned through the copier Projector Unit