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Common Printer Problems and Possible
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When determining the cause of a problem involves
removing the cartridge, developer or drum, always cover
the item and place it on a clean, level surface.
Covering the supply protects it from light and debris.
Never touch the surface of the drum, corona wire or
fuser roller. Fingers can transfer oil and dirt to
equipment. More |
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Ink Jet Cartridge Do's and
Don'ts |
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If you must remove a cartridge before it's empty,
place it in a zip lock bag and remove as much of the air
as possible before sealing to prevent drying out.
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Money Saving Tips |
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Proof copies and documents intended for internal use
seldom need to be high-resolution. Whenever possible,
print in draft or 150-dpi Mode. Doing so can cut usage
by up to 50%. More |
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Proper Handling and Care of Laser
Cartridges |
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When removing the laser cartridges from the sealed
bag, never try to tear it open. Use scissors and
completely cut open the top of the bag. Drum covers
haven been damaged by trying to cut a cartridge out of a
bag that has not been completely opened. More |
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Proper Paper Handling
Guide |
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For general use in your equipment use a mid price
range paper. It will perform well, not jam as often and
have less lint (paper dust) than the cheap stuff.
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Helpful Hints on Care and Handling of Your
Imaging Supplies |
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For more information on laser printers, fax machines,
copiers, multifunction equipment, ink jet equipment and
miscellaneous tips. More |