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OKI C920WT [130/169] Cleaning the printer casing

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LEANING

THE

PRINTER

CASING

1. Follow the correct steps to turn the printer off depending on

whether a hard disk drive is installed.

2. Wipe the printer surface with a soft cloth moistened sparingly

with water or neutral detergent.

3. Use a soft dry cloth to dry the printer surface.

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Caution 2
Preface 2
Reface 2
Anufacturer 3
Authorised representative 3
Emergency first aid 3
Environmental information 3
Importer to the eu authorised representative 3
Manufacturer 3
Mergency first aid 3
Mporter to th 3
Nvironmental information 3
Contents 4
Ontents 4
Caution 8
Cautions and warning 8
Notes cautions and warnings 8
Safety warnings 8
Warning 8
Warning 9
Warning 10
Warning 11
Warning 12
Warning 13
Features 14
Introduction 14
Ntroduction 14
About this guide 16
Software supplied 17
Online usage 18
Printing pages 18
Caution 20
Opening and closing the top cover 20
Printer and paper overview 20
Rinter and paper overview 20
Identifying major components 22
Caution 28
Paper recommendations 28
Transparencies 28
If you have identical paper stock loaded in another tray for example tray 2 or the mp tray you can have the printer automatically switch to that other tray when the current tray runs out of paper this function can be enabled by driver settings when printing from a windows application or by a menu setting when printing from other applications 29
Paper input and output information 29
Sheets of 75 g m² paper 29
The following table relates paper parameters to input trays tray 1 to tray 3 numbering from the top and mp tray and to output areas face down stacker and face up stacker 29
Tray 1 is the standard blank paper input tray and can hold up to 530 sheets of 75 g m² paper additional trays to give a total of three can be added as an option to give a total tray capacity of 29
Trays 1 to 3 29
Trays and stackers 29
Face down stacker 30
Face up stacker 30
Mp tray 30
Loading trays 1 to 3 31
Tray and stacker examples 31
Using the mp tray 33
Using the stackers 35
Buttons and lights 38
Control panel 38
Ontrol panel 38
Display panel messages 40
Menu functions information 40
Status information 40
Configuration information 41
Display panel messages 41
Help mode 41
Using the menus 41
Etting started 43
Getting started 43
Printer location 43
Turning off on 44
Changing the display language 46
Checking current settings 47
Interfaces and connection 48
Connecting the parallel interface 49
Connecting the usb interface 49
Caution 50
Connecting the network interface 50
Using the drivers cd 51
How to access the driver screens 52
Ow to access the driver screens 52
Postscript driver 53
Printing preferences in windows applications 53
Changing the application s driver settings 54
Changing the driver defaults 54
Etting the driver device options 55
Mac os x 55
Setting the driver device options 55
Windows 55
Color mode 56
Color print 56
Color setting 56
Olor setting 56
Gray scale white print 58
Print mode 60
White off 60
White on 60
Finishing options 62
Inishing options 62
Application collate some application programs have a collate feature in their print options in this case the application performs the document collation and may send the job multiple times to the printer generally this method is slower but can be more reliable 63
Collated pages print like this 63
Collating 63
If you experience problems using printer collate use the collate option in your application s print options instead 63
Ollating 63
Printer collate this section describes the collate function built into the printer driver in this case the job is stored temporarily in printer memory or on the printer s hard disk if installed and the printer performs collation this method is normally faster but may not work from all applications 63
This feature allows multiple copies of a multipage document to be printed with the pages of each copy in sequence 63
Uncollated pages print like this 63
Windows 64
Mac os x 65
Separating queued print jobs 66
Windows separator page 66
Mac os x cover page 67
Cover print 68
Mac os x 68
Custom page size 69
Windows 69
Mac os x 71
Printing multiple pages on one sheet n up 72
Windows 72
Mac os x 73
Mac os x 74
Scale to page 74
Transfer transparency film printing 75
Windows 75
Mac os x 76
Adobe photoshop 77
How to print with application setting 77
Ow to print with application setting 77
Adobe illustrator 78
Caution 79
Checking consumable maintenance item usage 79
Consumables and maintenance 79
Onsumables and maintenance 79
Replacement indications 79
Replacing consumables maintenance items 79
Toner cartridge replacement 80
Warning 80
Warning 81
Warning 82
Caution 86
Image drum replacement 86
Warning 86
When replacing the image drum cartridge and toner cartridge at the same time 86
Warning 87
Caution 88
If the printer has been powered on the fuser may be hot this area is clearly labelled do not touch 93
Squeeze the top cover handle 1 and open the top cover 93
Warning 93
When replacing the image drum cartridge only 93
Warning 95
Caution 96
Transfer belt replacement 100
Warning 100
Caution 101
Fuser cover sheet replacement 107
Warning 107
Fuser replacement 110
Warning 110
Waste toner box replacement 115
Warning 117
Cleaning the led heads 118
Cleaning the paper feed rollers of the mp tray 120
Cleaning the paper feed rollers of tray 1 127
Cleaning the printer casing 130
Optional accessories 132
Ptional accessories 132
Installing accessories 133
General 134
Open cover paper jam tttttt side cover 134
Paper jams 134
Paper jams printer 134
Roubleshooting 134
Troubleshooting 134
Open cover paper jam side cover 136
Open cover paper jam top cover 138
Warning 138
Warning 139
Avoiding paper jams 144
Possible cause suggested remedy 144
The following table summarizes possible causes of paper jams and suggests ways of avoiding them 144
Voiding paper jams 144
Dealing with unsatisfactory printing 145
Ealing with unsatisfactory printing 145
Symptoms possible causes steps to take 145
Symptoms possible causes steps to take 146
Symptoms possible causes steps to take 147
Item specification 148
Pecifications 148
Specifications 148
Item specification 149
Appendix a display panel messages 150
Essages 150
Message comment 150
Ppendi 150
The display panel messages are intended to be self explanatory representative messages are given as examples below 150
Message comment 151
Appendix b menu system 152
Enu system 152
Ppendi 152
Configuration 153
Item value description 153
Onfiguration 153
Print page count 153
Supplies life 153
Etwork 154
Item value description 154
Network 154
Paper size in tray 154
Item value description 155
System 155
Item item description 156
Nformation 156
Print information 156
Print information example demonstration page 157
Item value description 158
Tray configuration 158
Item value description 159
Item value description 160
Item value description 161
Item value description 162
System adjust 162
Item value description 163
Item value description 164
Menus example 1 tray 1 transparencies 165
Menus example 2 mp tray paper size 166
Ki contact details 167
Oki contact details 167

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