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Routine maintenance
approved or recommended by Xerox. If you use other
supplies, you may damage the system.
• Keep supplies in stock as listed in the Service and supplies
chapter.
• Whenever you use or remove a part from the system, handle
the part carefully. Note any informative labels on the system.
• Keep atomized and aerosol sprays away from the system.
• Pour cleaning liquids onto a cloth. Do not pour or spray liquids
directly onto system parts.
• Before reinstalling a system part that has been cleaned with a
liquid, ensure that the part is dry.
• Always use a drop cloth when replacing the dry ink bottle,
highlight color container, or when adding fuser shield.
• Some parts of the system, such as the fuser, get hot during
operation. To ensure that you do not burn yourself, be careful
when working around these parts.
WARNING: The fuser can reach a temperature of approximately
425°F (218°C). Exercise care to prevent burns when working near
this area.
Finisher precaution
NOTE: Production publisher configuration only
The system uses stitcher wire from two spools located below the
stacker. Stitcher spool A is used for portrait, top corner stitches.
When stitcher spool A is empty, it must be replaced with a new
stitcher spool. Stitcher spool B is used for portrait dual stitches and
landscape stitches.
To replace stitcher spool B, contact the Customer Support Center;
refer to the section, “Calling for assistance”, in this guide.
To replace stitcher spool A, refer to the section, “Replacing the
stitcher spool A”, in this guide.
The system applies binder tape from a reel mounted in the binder
drawer in the finisher. You will need to replace the binder tape
periodically.
WARNING: All areas of the binder drawer, including the binder
tape, are approximately 425°F (218°C) and may cause a serious
burn to the operator. If the binder has been in a "Ready" condition,
allow the binder to cool for at least one hour before attempting to
clean the binder.
- Operator 1
- Table of Contents 5
- 4 Problem Solving 6
- 5 Technical information 6
- 6 Service and supplies 7
- Introduction 9
- Conventions 10
- 1 Safety notices 11
- Ozone safety 12
- Operation safety 12
- The Regulation 15
- Check your understanding 16
- Additional queries 17
- Safety notices 18
- 2 System components 19
- Functional overview 20
- Data formats supported 21
- Paper weights 22
- System software and job flow 24
- Printer overview 25
- High volume printer 26
- Sample tray 28
- Attention light 28
- Purge tray 28
- Inverter feeder/stacker 29
- Feeder/stacker modules 30
- Production publisher 32
- Interposer 33
- Finisher 34
- The bindexer 34
- The stitcher 34
- The stacker 35
- The binder 35
- The top tray 35
- Bypass transport 35
- 7 by 10 inch enablement kit 36
- Paper paths 36
- Bypass transport paper path 39
- The System 41
- Moving the controller 42
- Tape drives overview 42
- Paper sizing and print speed 44
- System components 46
- 3 Routine maintenance 47
- Finisher precaution 48
- Storing paper 49
- Conditioning paper 50
- Paper curl 51
- Adding paper to tray 1 or 2 52
- Adjusting for paper curl 55
- Adjusting the decurler lever 57
- Maintaining the printer 58
- Inserting a CCU 65
- Storing the cart and CCU 67
- Adding fuser shield 69
- Waste containers 73
- Cleaning the DVD drive 79
- Cleaning the diskette drive 79
- Cleaning the Q1107 sensor 83
- Cleaning the Q1164 sensor 84
- Cleaning the display 85
- Clearing the Q1201 sensor 86
- Clearing the Q1213 sensor 91
- Cleaning the binder 93
- Cleaning the binder platen 95
- Cleaning the flappers 96
- Cleaning the calipers 97
- Closing the binder 98
- Storing the binder tape reels 105
- Routine maintenance 114
- 4 Problem Solving 115
- Resolving a processor problem 116
- Clearing paper jams 120
- Problem Solving 122
- Figure 4-3 Area 4 122
- Figure 4-4 Area 5 122
- Figure 4-5 Area 6 123
- Figure 4-6 Area 7 123
- Figure 4-9 Area 10 126
- Figure 4-15 Area 16 130
- Incorrect paper size message 136
- Interposer problems 137
- Finisher problems 137
- Binder tape fault 139
- Stitcher spool A fault 140
- Customer Support Center 144
- 5 Technical information 147
- Additional paper capacities 149
- Printer satisfaction guides 150
- Stock satisfaction guides 151
- Technical information 152
- Using various stocks 153
- Using non-standard stock 156
- Paper stock rotation 157
- Limitations 158
- Finisher satisfaction guides 160
- 6 Service and supplies 165
- Operator training 166
- Supplies service 166
- Meter reading and reporting 168
- Consumable supplies table 168
- Service and supplies 174
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