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Xerox manual Routine maintenance DocuTech 61xx Operator Guide

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Ground fault protector Cutting the wire Maintenance Problem solving Adjusting for paper curl Cleaning the binder Precautions you should take Safety Powering down the System Using various stocks

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Xerox Document Services Platform Series USA Table of Contents Table of Contents Routine maintenance Problem solving Technical information Supplies Table of Contents Docutech 61XX Operator Guide Vii Viii System safety Laser safety Ozone safety Operation safety European Union declaration of conformity Safety notices Safety notices Safety notices Regulation Question What is the Electricity at Work Regulation?Electricity at Work Regulation UK Check your understanding Manufacturers or suppliers of such electrical systems AnswerPlaces a duty on all employers and self-employed persons to Question Is Xerox equipment safe? Answer Question I require records of all tests Your responsibility Additional queries Radio frequency Extra Low Voltage safety approvalFCC . . . USA Industry Canada requirements European Union Certifications DocuTech 61xx Operator Guide Powering down the System About this guide Contents Conventions Introduction Introduction DocuTech 61xx Operator Guide System components Electronic reprographics process System System Hardware DocuTech 6100/6115/6135 system hardware DocuSP controller DocuTech 6155/6180 system hardware Printer Processor Dry ink cartridge Paper traysElectrical module Photoreceptor Fuser agent reservoir Ground fault protectorLaser Inverter duplex tray Interposer Interposer components Upper turn transport Upper entrance transportUpper vertical transport Tray Lower exit transport Lower entrance transportLower turn transport Lower vertical transport Finisher components Bindexer Binder StitcherStacker Top tray Paper paths Paper path areas System components DocuTech 61xx Operator Guide Adding paper Adding paper to tray 1 or Preparing the paper tray Positioning the stack Adding paper to trays 3, 4, or Moving the guides Cleaning and maintenance overview Precautions you should take Cleaning the binder Opening the binder drawer Binder platen cleaner Cleaning the binder tape guides Cleaning the tape guides Cleaning the binder platen Cleaning the binder platen Cleaning the flappers Cleaning the flappers Cleaning the calipers Maintaining the printer Replacing the dry ink cartridge Routine maintenance 11. Removing the empty cartridge 12. Inserting and latching the cartridge Replacing the dry ink waste container 14. Removing the full waste container 15. Placing the cap on the waste container Adding fuser agent 17. Opening the fuser drawer 18. Preparing to add fuser agent 19. Adding the fuser agent 20. Closing the fuser drawer Replacing the stitcher spool a 21. Releasing the stitcher head 23. Removing the wire from the tubing 24. Rewinding the remaining wire 26. Removing the stitcher spool pin 27. Replacing the pin 28. Removing the paper wrapper Storing the binder tape reels 30. Storing binder tape in a cool, dry place Replacing the binder tape reel 32. Opening the binder drawer 33. Removing the tape 35. Locking the reel 36. Threading the tape through the tape feeder 38. Feeding the tape manually Adjusting the binder tape registration 40. Locating the binder tape knob 41. Adjusting the tape position up Adjusting the heavy paper levers 43. Raising the levers Adjusting for paper curl Measuring the paper curl 45. Measuring the paper curl Routine maintenance DocuTech 61xx Operator Guide Recommended Adjusting the decurler lever 46. Locating the decurler lever Problem solving How problems are displayed Resolving a recurring problem Printer faults and fault windowsWhen a fault occurs Resolving a processor problem Missing sheets in a set Sheets from the fuser Resolving a processor problem Resolving an interposer problem Resolving a finisher problem Resolving a finisher problem Clearing a binder tape fault Clearing a stitcher spool a fault Stitcher head release handle Cutting the wire Measuring bracket Removing the wire fragments Customer Support Center directed tasks Area 4 green handle Cleaning the Q1009 sensor and mirror Clearing or cleaning the finisher sensors Q1009 sensor location Folding the paper Clearing the Q1201 sensor 10. Locating the Q1201 sensor Clearing the Q1202 and Q1203 sensors 11. Locating the Q1202 and Q1203 sensors Cleaning the Q1222 and Q1210 sensors 13. Locating the Q1222 and Q1210 sensors 14. Locating the Q1222 and Q1210 sensors Clearing the Q1205, Q1206, and Q1207 sensors 15. Locating the Q1205, Q1206, and Q1207 sensors Clearing the Q1213 sensor 16. Q1213 sensor Clearing the Q1221, Q1218, and Q1227 sensors 17. Locating the Q1221, Q1218, and Q1227 sensors Clearing the camming motor 18. Opening the fuser drawer Recording the problem Calling for assistance Problem solving Power consumption DocuTech 61xx hardware requirements Printer rates Print rate per DocuTech 61xx printer specificationsHeat output Minute Print rate per minute Paper tray capacities JIS B4 JIS B4 Improving the feeding reliability DocuTech 61xx printer satisfaction guidesStock storage Technical information Satisfaction guide for paper tray Satisfaction guide for paper tray Satisfaction guide for 2-sided printing Using various stocks 10. Satisfaction guide for various stocks Drilled 10. Satisfaction guide for various stocks 12. Stock length impact on system performance Using non-standard stock11. Stock width impact on system performance Finisher satisfaction guides 13. Stacker capacity 14. Stitcher satisfaction guide 15. Binder satisfaction guide 16. Top tray satisfaction guide Paper stock rotation Background Limitations 17. Common US paper sizes 18. Common sizes used in Europe, Japan, Canada, etc 19. Other paper sizes that can be rotated Rotatable and non-rotatable sizes as loaded Media sizes Supplies ordered from the Parts Marketing Representative Supplies to keep in stockSupplies ordered from the Supply Order Representative Ordering supplies

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