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Installation Site Toensur wos safety and peeves pose malfunctions of the copes ast tin ovaon which mess the following reguiemets A pace away fom «curtain or the ks that —-@ A dosti lalon, ‘Tay cateh fire and bur easily. © An area not subject to undue vibration. An aca wise tere inno post of ing 6 A vate unc level location ‘plied th water or ther pes of ii.

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conaltioue, heater, or ventilator “rect stream of exhaust fom the eaper (> A.well-ventilated place, (@ A place which is not near any kind of heating, # Ady plec, device

Power Source ‘The power some voage requirements area follows,

‘© A place where emmoni o other organi gos is not generated “© A place which doesnot pat the operator inthe

“# Use power source with litle voltage Faction, Voltage Fuctution = Within $10%, (46%, 10% (Only ACI25V3) Frequency Flcmation : Within 20.3%

Space Requirements “oensre easy copier operation, soppy replacements ad service maiteance are othe recommenda space requirements detalled below, # Bo sur mallow aeletrnce of 150mm (6 inch) en th back fe copie ashes a venaton dt

‘EPIO3OF (ith Semi-automatic Document Hendler) =.

P1020 (with Original Cover)

2, Precautions for Use

Operating Environment “The operating ervrorenl requirements for sh copier se flow.

‘Teapecaime : 10°C 30°C (50°F to 86°F) with aBuctuation of 10°C (50°F) pe hour hmidty + 15% to 89% with a Fuctaton of 2% pr hou.

Using the Copier Properly Toeasie te opi performance ofthe copies, fellow the precaton led below | © nevi piace a heavy object onthe copier o subject the copa o shocks @ NEVER open ay doors, or wun OFF the copier while the copier i making copes {© NEVER being ary magnetized objector ute flammable pry near the copier. “# NEVER recode the copier. safe or elected shock could result, @ ALWAYS ins the power pg all he way into the ouret “ALWAYS make sure that tho ous is visible, clear ofthe copier or copie cabinee. + ALWAYS provide god ventilation when making a lage amber of continuous copies.

j-_xors_} = Loca te Copier in Well Vetta Roo A neglstie amcunt of ocone is generated daring normal operetion ofthis copier. An unpleasant or inay, however be erated in poorly ventlated rooms during extensive copter operations, For a Congoreable, health, and fe operating emironmeni, 1s recommended thatthe room be ve vena

—{REMAROUE Placer le copiaur dans une pice targement vntile

Tne quamitéd’ezonenégligable es déqagse perdan eforetionnemert du copleur quand celu-t est uilisé normalemen:. Cependant, une odewr désagréable peut dire reasentie dans les pigces dont Vcration est insufisante et lorsque une satsation prolongée da copleur est effeetuée, Pour avo la certe derailer dane um emironnenen éunistant des conditions de confor, santé et desécuri ‘Lest pirate de bien abrerlapitce ou se trove le copier

Moving Ifyou nee to transport the copier overs long distance, const your Technica Representative

Care of Copier Supplies ‘Use the following precautions when handling the copier supplies (tones, paper, etc:)

‘© Store the pape, toner, and other supplies in pace free from diect sunlight and away from any beating appara Keep them in ey clean envionment ‘ Sinze paper which has heen romovad fom ts wrappec but not loaded into the drawer, in sealed

plastic hag in a cel, dark place. + Keep supplies ou ofthe eae of dren, © your hinds become sled with ones, ash them with soap and water immediately.

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Before Making Copies

‘This chapter gives you a brief description of the system and preliminary information about the different parts of the system.

Outside the Copier. Inside the Copier iti ‘Semi-automatic Document Handler (SDH). pT

2. Control Panel and Its Operation. Control Panel. ..m Service Indicators. aie

3. Turning ON/OFF and Initial Mode. 9 Turning ON and OFF. When the Copier is Turned ON. Initial Mode.

4. Convenient Functions p.10 Clear/Stop.. Auto Reset. ‘Auto Power

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6 1._Copier Parts and Their Operation

[2] Copy tray [2] stain Switch [3 Control Panet

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[F] Man Bypass Tray (Giant Door [2] Drawer

Holds the copies fed ot ofthe copier ‘Use w tum on ad of the copier. Se page 9.)

Use m make various copy job settings and start copy eye Seo rage 8.) (Open ont forthe folowing + Replenish toner (Seepage 30) + Remove apupermisfoe (Seepage 37.) + Single sheet of plan papor, thick paper, tensparencics and other

‘posal materials ean be place here (Seepage 17) + Open‘o clears peer mise. Holds upto 250 sheets of copy paper,

TH] tmaging Unit tock Release Button

[By rusing Unit Cover [B] Lock Reese Lever

Use whea removing the imaging unit (See page 32.)

‘old ont this cover when lifting the Upper Unit of the Fusing Unit + Tum clockwise to swing up the Upper Unit ofthe copie to clear a

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Parts and Their Operation

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[1] Document Guide Plates _: Adjust to the size of the original. [2] Misfeed Removal Guide = Open to clear a paper misfeed. [3] Document Exit Tray Receives originals that are automatically ejected after copying. (4] Document Feed Tray : Load the originals face down on this tray. (See page 14.) [5] Document Feed Tray : Can be pulled out when using large size originals.

Extender 6] Misfeed Removal Knob: Turn to remove an original misfeed.

(Nore NOTE ‘EPI030 has an original cover EPIO30F has an SDH for original handling.

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8 2. Control Panel and Its Operation

Control Panel

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1] Display Panel ‘* Alphanumeric display indicating the number of copies and other information.

(See page 15.) [2] Clear/Stop Key

‘Returns the copy setting to one (1). Stops the copying operation.

[3] Start Key ‘© Starts the copying operation.

[4] Copy Quantity Keys '* Used to set the number of copies to be made. The number in the display panel will increase by one

‘each time the one (1) key is pressed and increase by ten each time the ten (10) key is pressed. (See page 15.)

[5] Exposure Control Keys © @©O: Controls the density of the copy image. © @ _ : For selecting the Auto Exposure/Manual Exposure Mode. (See page 16.)

Service Indicators [1) Add Toner Indicator

Indicates that toner is running out. (See page 30.)

[2] Imaging Unit Indicator [Gi Indicates when the imaging unit needs replacement. (See page 31.)

3. Turning ON/OFF and Initial Mode

‘Turning ON and OFF

© Tuming Copier ON Press the Main Switch to the | (ON) position.

‘© Turing Copier OFF. Press the Main Switch to the Q (OFF) position.

‘NOTE If the copier has not been used in the past 30 minutes, the Auto Power Off function turns the copier off (See page 10.)

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When the Copier is Turned ON ‘The LED in the start key will remain off while the copier makes preparations for copying. After approximately 10 seconds, the LED in the start key will come on and copying can be started. At this time, if an original is placed in the Semi-automatic Document Handler (SDH), the copier will be set into SDH mode copying.

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Initial Mode ‘The copy mode will be displayed on the control panel when the Main Switch is turned on. This is called the initial mode. ‘This is the mode that forms the basis for all control operations,

‘Number of Copies: 1 @Copy Density: Auto Exposure

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Pressing the Clear/Stop Key returns the copy quantity to its initial setting (1).

Useful Tips ‘© While using the Semi-automatic Document Handler (SDH mode), the copy quantity setting remains at"

© The density does not return to its initial setting when the Clear/Stop Key is pressed.

One minute after the last copy has been made or any key has been operated, this function will clear all settings and restore the initial mode automatically

Useful Tip ing for this function can be set within a range from 30 seconds to four minutes. This setting

ccan also be disabled. Refer to "User’s Choice” on page 22.

Auto Power Off In order to save energy, the copier will be automatically turned off after a preset period of time has passed since the last copy was made. The initial setting for this period of time is 30 minutes,

Useful Tip

© The timing for this function can be set within a range from 10 to 120 minutes. This setting can also be disabled. Please ask your service technician for details.

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Chapter 3

Making Copies

This chapter explains how to make copies. By reading this chapter, you will be able to understand the operation of the copier and fully utilize its many functions.

1. Making Copies. 2. Positioning the Original

Positioning on the Glass. Paper Originals. Transparent Originals...

(SDH) Guidelines for Originals... Positioning the Original...

3. Setting the Number of Copies... Setting the Number of Copies.

4. Setting Image Density... Setting Image Density...

‘Auto Exposure Mode.. ‘Manual Exposure Mode.

5. Manual Bypass Copying. Making a Single Copy.

6. Hints for Advanced Copying.. Two-Sided Copying. Composite Copying..

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LR 1. Making Copies

‘The basic copy made is one that is the same size (100%) as the original. ‘In this procedure, the copy is positioned (Step 1), the number of copies is set (Step 3), the Start Key is pressed (Step 4) and a copy is made that has the same size of paper as the original. (In the initial mode, auto exposure has already been selected.) ‘The section shown by the arrow ==> shows how and when to make adjustments to the image density of the copy.

1. Position the original. [Only for units equipped with the Open the cover and place the original face ‘Semi-automatic Document Handler (SDH)} down on the glass. (See page 13.) Place the original in the SDH. (See page 14.)

2. Use the Exposure Control Keys @© to adjust ‘To change image image density. (See page 16.) density. anne nnn nn n>

3. Set the number of copies to be made. Use the Copy Quantity keys to set the number of copies to be made. vo oa (Gee page 15.) ~ © If the original has been placed in the Semi-automatic Document as) @

Handler (SDH), the display will automatically show the number "1", a * To clear a wrong setting, press the Clear/Stop Key and then make the ratcarras

setting once again.

“4, Press the Start Key. Press the start key and copying will begin. * Press the Clear/Stop Key to interrupt continuous copying. Copying will automatically stop.

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2. Positioning the Original

Positioning on the Glass

Different methods of positioning the original will be used, depending on its type.

(The original is plain or thick paper.) Raise the original cover.

Place the original face down on the glass.

Align the center of the original with the >> marker on the scale provided.

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Gently lower the original cover.

Place the original the same way as for a paper original.

Cover the original with a piece of paper that is the same size as the original.

Gently lower the original cover.

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“ 2. Positioning the Original

Using the Semi-automatic Document Handler (SDH) ‘Load be eiialsinto te SDH. This device aut fees le elias o the copier one tae sottarcomianos coping cant peor. Inorse totem the fl pti of ths device only cial shatieet the folowing guidelines. Fare dos wiles in pape ined od damage he xs

| Feige | Spc Race so, 120 1h Sc aluait imeariogl ia Cop cn Bert bi Wm nde maine pty) Fraper Conditions 1 Free of apes or other types of fasteners 1 Fes of curs, teats, folds other imperfections 1 Fre of sections afte by tape or glue. + Fie of processing, suc a a carbon ister coating. ‘Transparencies are lso not permite. Originals not meting thes goideines should not be uses inthe SDH, They can be copie by placing nthe glas,

‘Adjust the Document Guide Plats ‘natch the size ofthe original

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3. Setting the Number of Copies

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Use the Copy Quantity Keys to input the number of copies desired. The number in the display panel will increase by one each time the one (1) key is pressed and increase by ten each time the ten (10) key is pressed.

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‘Then press the one (1) key three times.

(Example: 23 copies) To enter 23, press the ten (10) key twice.

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If an error is made, press the Clear/Stop Key and reenter the setting

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4. Setting Image Density

‘The Exposure Control Keys @@@ can be used to adjust the image density of the copy. Selection can be made between auto exposure mode and manual exposure mode to meet specific needs.

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Setting Image Density Auto Exposure Mode Manual Exposure Mode

The copier reads the image density of the original and automatically adjusts the exposure level for optimum copy image density.

Press the @ Key and the "A" will light up.

Image density can be manually set to any one of nine levels.

Press the ©@ keys to set the desired level.

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Bach time the @ Key is pressed, twill switch Fora darker copy between auto exposure mode and manual exposure © Press this key andthe image density wil mode. ‘become darker,

For lighter copy =a Press this key and he image density will Useful Tips © reeds ‘The auto exposure mode automatically ses the .

copier for the best copy image density © The initial setting is auto exposure mode.

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‘This function allows copying on special sizes and types of paper and transparencies which cannot be fed from the paper drawer.

5 for Manual Bypass Paper © Types * Plain paper: Paper weight 60 to 90 g/m, 16 to 24 Ibs

‘© Thick paper: Paper weight: 90 to 110 g/m?, 24 to 29 Ibs ‘© Transparencies, postcards

© Size ¢ Maximum size: Legal (215.9 mm x 355.6 mm) ‘© Minimum size: 3-3/4 x 5-1/2 inch (99 mm x 140 mm)

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BY Adiust the paper guide plates to the size of El the paper to be used.

With the surface to be copied facing ‘upward, insert the paper into the Manual Bypass Tray until it stops. Copying will begin. * The paper will be copied on the side

facing up.

NOTE ‘© Always straighten the curl in paper before using

it, Always carry the paper in a way that will prevent it from curling or bending.

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By using the Manual Bypass Zunedon, two-sided end composite (veriay) copies caa be made ‘The procedures are shown below

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Special Functions

This chapter explains how to use other functions of the copier. They are listed below.

1. Toner Replenisher..... Toner Replenisher Function..

User's Choice Function and Explanation of Settings

U-1 Auto Reset Mode on. Making User's Choice Selections. 3

4. Default Manual Exposure Level Adjustment... Default Manual Exposure Level Adjustment...

5. Default Auto Exposure Level Adjustment...

Counter Display ‘Checking Total Copies/PM Count

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20 1. Toner Replenisher

Toner Replenisher Function

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‘When many copies are made of an original that has a large amount of black area (such as a photograph), the copier can rapidly exhaust the supply of toner available. As a result, the image density of the copies will become lighter. In such a case, use the Toner Replenisher function to regain the normal image

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‘Tum the Main Switch off. While pressing the Clear/Stop Key, tum the Main Switch on.

Check that the copier is in the initial mode. While the Toner is being replenished, the LEDs at the bottom of the Display Panel will light up one at a time in the clockwise direction.

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After the copier is warmed up, the toner begins to be supplied.

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NOTE * Copying cannot be performed while the Toner is being replenished. If copying must be performed, stop the Toner Replenishing mode with the Clear/Stop Key and then start copying.

* The copier cannot enter the Toner Replenisher ‘mode under the following conditions: the starter is being refilled, and the indicators show that an error or paper misfeeds has occurred.

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Drum Dehumidifier Function

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High humidity or rapid changes in the temperature of the room (such as when a heater is used in a cold location) can cause condensation’ on the photosensitive drum? of the copier which causes the copies to be blotchy. The Dram Dehumidifier removes this condensation. 1. Condensation: Moisture in the air collects as droplets on cold surfaces. 2. PC Drum: The part of the copier that works much like photographic film.

Before Dehumidifying After Dehumidifying,

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‘Tum the Main Switch off. While pressing NOTE the ® Exposure Control Key, turn the '* Copying can be performed while the Drum kK Dehumidifier mode is in operation. Main Switch on. ‘The copier is now in the

Drum Dehumidifier mode which will continue for approximately three minutes.

(or So Press the Clear/Stop Key to stop the Drum Dehumidifier mode.

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‘© The Drum Dehumidifier mode cannot be started during the operation of Toner Replenishing, starter charging, paper misfeeds or other types of trouble.

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As an ENERGY STAR® Partner, we have determined that this copier Greg yi meets the ENERGY STAR® Guidelines for energy efficiency.

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What is an Energy Star Copier ?

Energy Star Copiers have a feature that allows them to automatically turn off or "go to sleep" after a period. of inactivity, ensuring night and weekend shut off. This auto-feature can reduce a copier’s annual electricity

costs by over 60 percent. In addition, high speed copiers will be set to automatically make double sided copies. An organization's paper costs can be reduced and the volume of paper sent into the waste stream will decline. It takes 10 times more energy to produce a piece of paper than it does to make a single copy on a copier. Therefore, using less paper also means decreased national energy consumption.

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Itis possible to change the initial settings that appear when the Clear/Stop Key is pushed or when the Main Switch is tumed on, The User's Choice settings promote easier copier operation by allowing the user to make selections that meet his/her own needs.

User’s Choice Item

Choice No. Ul ‘Auto Reset Mode

User’s Choice Function and Explanation of Settings U-1 Auto Reset Mode The time from when the last copy was made until the Auto Reset function activates can be set. The Auto Reset function can also be disabled.

Code Description Initial Setting 0 Disable Auto Reset 05 ‘Activates after 30 seconds. 1 Activates after 1 minute ° 2 ‘Activates after 2 minutes 3 Activates after 3 minutes 4 ‘Activates after 4 minutes

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‘Tum the Main Switch off. While pressing the © Exposure Control Key, tur the ‘Main Switch on. "U1" will appear in the Display Panel on the Control Panel.

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Press the Start Key. The currently set User's Choice code will appear.

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Use the Copy Quantity Keys to select the desired User's Choice code.

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Press the Clear/Stop Key. The User's Choice code is now registered.

ress the Clear/Stop Key once again. * User's Choice is canceled and the copier

returns to the initial mode.

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NOTE The User's Choice mode cannot be selected under the following conditions: the starter is being refilled, and the indicators show that an error or Paper misfeeds has occurred.

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4. Default Manual Exposure Level Adjustment

Default Manual Exposure Level Adjustment

increasing the setting value darkens the density.

Copy density 2 (lighter) Copy density 3 (lighter) Copy density 4 (lighter)

Copy density 6 (darker) Copy density 7 (darker) Copy density 8 (darker)

‘The center density setting of the Default Manual Exposure Level Adjustment can be set to one of nine settings. With copy density 5 as the middle setting, decreasing the setting value lightens the density and

Copy density 1 (lightest)

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Use the main switch to tum off the copier. While holding down the Exposure Control Key @, turn on the copier. The copier enters the Default Manual Exposure Level

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Press the Exposure Control Keys @ and © to select a density setting.

Press the Start Key to print one copy in ‘order to check the selected density,

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Press the Clear/Stop Key to enter the setting and exit the adjustment,

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Default Auto Exposure Level Adjustment

increasing the setting value darkens the density.

Copy density 2 (lighter) Copy density 3 (lighter) Copy density 4 (lighter)

Copy density 6 (darker) Copy density 7 (darker) Copy density 8 (darker)

The density level for the Default Auto Exposure Level Adjustment can be set to one of nine settings. With copy density 5 as the middle setting, decreasing the setting value lightens the density and

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Press the Exposure Control Keys @ and © to select the density level.

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6 6. Total Check Function

‘The total number of copies made from the time the copier was installed can be checked. The following ‘two totals are provided.

‘Shows the total number of copies since the copier Shows the total number of copies for the current was installed. imaging cartridge.

Counter Display ‘The totals are shown in the Display Panel on the Control Panel.

Example: Total of 12,345 copies

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Press the Cleat/Stop Key to exit the counter display.

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Chapter 5

Error Messages and Indicators

J. Identifying and Correcting Problems.

2. [PC] Display. Replenishing Paper Removing a Paper Misfeed.

|Add Toner Indicator Replacing the Toner Cartridge

Ed Imaging Unit Indicator Handling Cautions for Imaging Unit. Removing the Inageing Unit : Instaling the Imaging Unit

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This section explains error messages and indicators and how to correct the problems causing them,

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Error Message Cause Correction ‘Toner Indicator | No toner in toner cartridge. Replace with new toner

cartridge. (See page 30.)

r1sn000804 Imaging Unit Indicator Time to change imaging unit _| Replace with new imaging unit. fa mm. (See page 31.)

88000004 Paper Supply/Paper Misfeed | No paper in tray or paper Place paper in the paper drawer.

misfeed. (See page 29.) Pp H Remove the paper misfeed.

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paper take-up area of the copier. | (See page 37.)

‘There is a paper misfeed at the Remove the paper misfeed.

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{ Jf paper exit of the copier. (See page 37.)

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‘There is a problem in the copier. ‘Tum the Main Switch off and contact service representative, (See page 35.)

‘The seal has not been removed Remove the seal from the starter

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Starter cartridge has not charged. | Turn the Main Switch off and Ee oper contact service representative,

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(See page 39.)

2. [PC]Display

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L ‘The following are the procedures for repleishina paper and — nso clearing a popermisfoed atthe paper feed are,

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(Open the drawer, remove the paper and ‘Make sure that the paper stack rests ueder the wo caches ofthe drawer

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‘When the toner in the toner cartridge becomes low, this indicator will Mash. Copies will yadually become lighter ‘ad when there is no mee tones, this indiestr will main on and copying wil be stopped

‘With ner supply pot fcing upward, insert the carte into the carisge olde inthe direction shown on the (Open the cactidge holder and pel atthe

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‘The imaging unit must be replaced every 30,000 copies. The imaging unit indicator will start flashing at approximately 29,000 copies to war that the imaging unit must be replaced. ‘When 1,000 copies have been made after the flashing started, the light will remain on steadily.

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Once the IU indicator lights up steadily, the LED in the Start key will go out and copying will be prohibited when one of the following occurs, whichever comes first: the toner indicator starts flashing, the toner indicator lights up steadily, or 1,500 more copies are made, This indicates the IU service life has ended. Copying stops Star hey

9008 off {NOTE Always replace the IU as quickly as possible after the imaging unit indicator start fla

Caution # Never expose to bright light. « Never store in an area where the temperature exceeds 40 °C. ‘© Never store in an area with high humidity or where the unit can come in direct contact with water. ‘ Never store upside down or on its side. ‘ Protect the unit from impact and vibration.

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“Hold th 1U lock release baton down sad remove the Imaging Unit fom te copier

"Remove the imaging eit from its package [Remove the taps and packing materia

Crore} | De ni touch ar seat the PC Dram ‘Open te carige hoe and remove the se cage Te one on the ater

Hola te stare cartridge wih the tab op nd ke it wel,

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B Unit Indlcator

‘With starter supply poet acing upward, inert he tre errdge ino cartidge holder inte reson shown onthe

aoe imi er

Byteman centr te copier. Pst uni a locking sound is heart.

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Push on the area masked "Qf tolower and Jodk the upper unit The Fron Door ean now boclvet

If the deplay elteoates between "E” and

<t

8 Pig the power cord and ten the Main Switch ox

‘After « moment, a0" wil be displayed for about 6 mi,

“17 ies probably becaus te seal wat not removed fom the slants enrtridge. Remove {he sal and restr at the process by suming the copier off and on agin. IF the display alterntes between "E" and "2", call your service representative

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Error Messages and Indicators

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Imaging Unit Indicator

‘Open the Front Door, open the cartridge

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holder and remove starter cartridge.

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‘With toner supply port facing upward, insert the cartridge into the cartridge holder in the direction shown on the

By With the tab of the toner cartridge facing, ccr1ssoor40n|

Front door.

BJ upward, shake the cartridge well. Lift up on the seal and then remove it.

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NOTE * Remove the seal carfully. The toner could discharge.

‘© Once the seal has been removed, never turn the cartridge upside down.

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This display indicates that there is trouble during the charging process. Copying cannot be performed at this time, Follow the procedure below to reset the copier.

cxsone08

Before Calling Your Service Represenatve 1 ‘Tum the Main Switch off and then on to ¢ Before calling the service representative, note

reset the copier. the code being displayed. Example: E2

{1150000704 Flashes alternately.

Triswoo04) # Once the service representative has been

Tithe "E” appears again, contact your service ee ee Fepresentative. —

Code Correction

‘There is trouble in the copier. | Turn the Main Switch off and contact the service te representative. 2

orss0%2704] is) 7 ‘The seal on the starter cartridge _ | Remove the seal from the starter

has not been removed. cartridge. Tur the Main Switch HW off and then on to reset the copier. §

2

\] H

crstootaon] |S cxseoor2n04 5 = Starter charging is not being ‘Tum the Main Switch off and a

“4 performed properly. contact the service c representative.

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Chapter 5

Error Messages and Indicators

J|Display

This indicates that a paper misfeed has occurred during copying and that the copier has been stopped.

uf When the Front Door is opened to remove the paper misfeed, the copier is shut down and all information on the Control

crissoese0n Panel will go out. Therefore, it is necessary to first check for the location of the paper misfeed before opening the door.

ed © At this time, "J" and a number will flash alternately on the Display Panel. ‘The number represents the location of the paper misfeed.

There is a paper misfeed in the paper take-up area of the copier. L f 2 (See page 37.)

‘ertso0o%008 { J “There is a paper misfeed in the paper exit section of the copier.

(See page 37.)

or189010008

(On models equipped with the SDH.) (See page 38.) f A There is a paper misfeed in the Semi-automatic Document Handler (SDH).

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ar Display

Removing a Paper Misfeed

(Open the Right Door ane remove the paper misfeed in te paper take-up section.

NOTE Paaener e [tish topf nd FACouon fr }

‘Opea the FrontDoor. While pesing with UA ccctand on te aes make wit 8, sam

tho Lock Release Lever socks to ssving up the Upper Uni

Pulte dvr eno te popes nd CB) rooting pas som,

Fan the sees of peer, put them back in the drawer and ali it inthe carer

ACAUTION HOT The fing wit ond uring ear ay be | extiemely hr. DO NOT TOUCH any area Seas aematane | sail Remove any paper misfeed inthe cunser

Make sure the paper i portioned below the ches of he dre (Close the Front Door:

ErrorMessages and Indicators Leo et lwp an mr ee erences th ‘har estado fa] Troytocompae he copy fol the Front Door

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ror Messages and tndicctors

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Semi i¢ Handler (SDH) eam ternal fom be Document Tun the kno th ef whe crfaly Feed Tiss, paling out ho orgin

| <=

f| | (Open the paper mised removal guide Lome the Semi-entomatic Docunsat end careflly eemove the original Handle (SDH.

eee pe anon] aise the Semi-automatic Document TE] anpears, during the multt copy eyete ‘angler (SDH) ad tun the Misfeed duce scer a Loeed ata Keene, Saaniam amore pullagoutde ovgra | one eco os an

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] ‘When 2 malfunction occurs in the copier, °C" and a number will flash alternately on the Display Panel. Copying cannot be performed at this time. Use the following procedure to reset the copier.

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SS Tum the Main Switch off and then on ‘ Before calling the service representative, note again. This will reset the copier. the code being displayed.

Example: C00

ore8017208 Flashes alternately,

'* Once the service representative has been ‘contacted, turn the Main Switch off and unplug the power cord,

If the “C* appears again, contact your service representative,

Chapter 5

Error Messages and Indicators

7. {C] Display

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Chapter 6

Troubleshooting

‘This chapter gives you instructions on how to troubleshoot copier malfunctions.

1. When This Type of Copy is Produced... 2. Copier Does Not Work Properly.

Chapter 6

Troubleshooting

EP1030/EP1030F ‘Thank you for choosing Minolta. ‘This operator’s manual explains how to operate the copier and replenish its supplies. It also gives some troubleshooting tips as well as general precautions to be observed when operating the copier. To ensure the best performance and effective use of your copier, read this manual carefully until you familiarize yourself thoroughly with its operation and features. After you have read through the manual, keep it for ready reference. Please use this manual as a quick and handy reference tool for immediately clarifying any questions which may arise, CE Marking (Declaration of Conformity) This product complies with the following EU directives: 89/336/EEC, 73/23/BEC and 93/68/EEC directives. This declaration is valid for the area of the European Union. Acoustic noise (For European Users Only) Machine Noise Regulation 3 GSGY, 18.01.1991 : The sound pressure level at the operator position according to EN 27779 is equal to or less than 70dB(A).

2 1. When This Type of Copy is Produced

‘Symptom Possible Cause I Action, “The images to ight. “The manuel expose level sot Prest the Exposure Contre Key

on helper side @ ssnecesexzy to obtain a darker image. (Seepage 16)

You ave beea making copies | The copier needs moze toner fiom phowo oc moriginl with | Replenish toner by using the timp deen ocr Replnte: Pn

(Seepage 20) Theta basjcbesn | Tos ope neds mors nee poi | Rene oer yong the Tens Repos Pscin ie, (Seepaee 20) The Ree nical open] Replace be Tans Cride thecal Pe wih nae om, (Gover s0)

[ The pes dap. los be pes The nage oo dk The nual eons | Pes the Exper Coal Kay onthe aera Qesmcranrywovan a

iz er iage (Se age 165) “he src ath Oginal | Wipe he Orginal Gls leas Cassa Dibasetdy dob

Gee pase at) naga cath gly Pas agian pao vo

cvwore | stat Ogi lass | har shel gly opt he Orla Gs Ths copy ay Fins ord Royle tp

[Reco antapetswe | Tin Odi Gag | Wi te God a & [Re wineson dy deh i (Gee poeeat) i "he Orga Pad or SDI pads Wipe he Oigial Pa SDH 6 dirty. pad clean with a sft cloth ‘pened wi ld Jeg

: epee) Fi Ogle vay tine | Phew a blink sc of pape Bly para ret ogi Sr fags 23 ‘The information one back | Sethe coper into dhe Manval side of wosided, thin otginal. | Exposure mode and make the nay beslighly reproduced on | exposure loal lighter.

[ te copy (See page 16)

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1. When This Type of Copy is Produced

‘Symptom Possible Cause Action ‘The edge of the copy is dirty. | The Original Pad or SDH Pad is | Wipe the Original Pad or SDH

diy. pad clean with a soft cloth dampened with mild detergent, (See page 47.)

You have selected a paper size | Select the same copy paper size larger than the original. as the original. ‘The original is not placed in the | Reposition the original, or

1189011708 correct position. reload the paper in the same direction as the original

‘The image on the copy is not aligned properly.

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‘The original is not placed in the correct position.

Place the original correctly on the Original Glass. (See page 13.) r, load it onto the SDH correctly along the Guide Plates (See page 14.)

‘The originals may not be suitable for use in the SDH.

Raise the SDH and place the originals on the Original Glass one ata time. (See page 14.)

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4 Copier Does Not Work Properly Se ae

Problem I Cause Correction ‘Nothing displayed on the ‘The Auto Power Off function | Press the Main Switch to turn Control Panel. has been activated. the copier on, Copying does not start when the | Is the LED in the Start Key off? | The Copier is still warming up. Start Key is pressed. Wait a moment.

Is there an error display (W/E/C) | Take the necessary action to ‘on the Control Panel? correct the error displayed.

(See page 28.)

No power to the copier. Is the Front Door closed? “Make sure the Front Door is securely closed.

Is the copier plugged in? “Make sure the plug is securely in the outlet.

Has a breaker in the power Reset the breaker. supply gone off? et

* If the above steps do not correct the problem with the copier, turn the Main Switch off, unplug the cord and contact your service representative.

Chapter 6

‘Troubleshooting

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Chapter 7

Miscellaneous

This chapter provides additional information about your copier, such as specifications and steps for daily maintenance,

1. Copier Specifications... 2. Daily Maintenance 3. Paper Size... 4 nde

Chapter 7

Miscellaneous

46 1, Copier Specifications

Model Minolia EPIOSO7EPIOGOR Type Desktop Ye Paes pe Susonary [Poowconduciar [OPC Copying Systems| leone Dry Powered Tage Tener Developing System | Micro-Toning Sym Fusiag System | Heuer Roller “Types of Originals | Type: Shest Max. Sins AA. (Capa) Miox Weight 3g TBH) ThpesofPapx [Plain Pape: 601090 gin? 16024 Ibs

Special Paper: Thick Paper 900 110 wnt 24 to 29 bs, ranspacncy, Postcards [Copy Paper Sine | Paper Drawer Invoice to Tega, ASL. to AMT

‘Manoa! Bypass ay: Maximum Size W x) 215.9 385.6 mm (Lage Minimo Sino (W% : 89140 sm (G-3i45-172 Gnenes)

PapecEeding Sytem Paper Drawer: 280 Sheets Mant Bypass ‘Tey: 1 Sheet Plain Pape, Sheet Special Paper

‘Warmup Tine | Within 1.9 Seconis (A125°C CTF room temperae] Fist Copy Time Minor Scan Mode : A4L (6.5 Se); Legal 7.1 Sec): Leer 4 Seo)

SDH Mode ASL (70 Se.) Lexa 1.6 Sec) Leter (69 Sec) ‘Continuous Copy | Miror Scan Mode : Legal (3 Shees/in Later (13 Sheen), Speed Invoice (13 Shets/Min}; AL (13 Sheet/Min}

ASL (3 Shasta} SDH Modo: Legal (12 Sheee/in): Loner 13 Shootin:

‘Invoice (13 SheetsMin}: ASL (13 SheetvMin ASL (13 Sheet}

Zoom Ratios Noma 19 205% Continuous Capes | Upto 99 Sheets (Connitowa Type) ‘Bxpowus Cntol [Automatic and MansatAvaiable Power Surly 115,120,127 eOhe

220,230, 240 50/60 hz Power Consumpdon [12 KW (Max) ‘Dimensions EPIOA0) PIO

Ws: 589 mm (2 inches) Wit: $89 mm (22 aches) Dep £451 mam (17-34 inches) | Depeh £451 mm (17-34 inches) eight: 303 mm (12 ines) Height: 357 mm (14 inches)

Wage 22 ig (8-172) 25 kg 3 i) ‘Sem autonatie Dosament Handler (SDE, “Types of Originals [PlsinPaper 501 110 p/P (3 10 291) Site of Original | Standard Sizes AST-1o AL Clavoice to Legal)

[Non Standen Size : With: 129.71 216 me (5-1/2 inches to 8-2inches) Leng: 210 t 356 mm (8-1/4 inches t9 14 inches)

Capac for Originals [Document Feed Tray: 50 Sheets A4 80 gimt or lens; Leter 21 Tbs or Tess 30 Sheets A480 im or mere; Lette 21 bs or re

Document Exit Ty 50 Sheets A480 g/m? or lee; Let 21 bs or ess

Daily Maintenance a

Cleaning: Bet

copier has been turned off. Outer Cay

Unoa soft clots dampened wath a mild household he outer env ofthe copier

wre cleaning, always make sure the Main Switch for the

Nore} Do not ws ay tp of sean inured |Gevemgee ar Clonee ee) wen cleaning the et Re Pee ener cn degen

al Cover Pad) fel danpeced wih ed Roms

erent han i xin cove pd ate ope SDH Pi a soft cloth dampened with a mild hs

etegent clean the SDH Pad of the copie.

“Scnmoica)

Chapter 7

Miscetancous

Chapter

Miscellaneous

3. Paper Size NN

aie Size Metric (mam) Inch

A4 (210 x 297 8-1/2" x 11-3/4"

BS 182 x 257 7-1/4" x 10"

AS 148 x 210 5-3/4" x 8-1/4"

B6 128 x 182 5" x 7-1/4"

A6 105 x 148 4-1/4" x 5-3/4"

Post Card 100 x 148 4" x 5-3/4"

‘Type Size :

Tnch Metric (mm) Legal 8-1/2" x 14" 216 x 356

Foolscap Government Legal 8-1/2" x 13" 216 x 330

Foolscap 8"x 13" 203 x 330

Foolscap 81/4" x13" 210x330 8-1/4" x 1-3/4" 8-1/4" x 11-3/4" 210 x 301

. Letter [sina 216x279 Government Letter 8" x 10-1/2" 203 x 267

Quarto 8°x10" 203 x 254 ‘Statement 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" 140 x 216

Index

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A

an

‘Add Toner Indicator p. 30 Auto Exposure p. 16 Auto Power Off p. 10 Auto Reset p. 10

Cleaning the Copier _p. 47 Cleat/Stop Key p. 10 Control Panel p. 8

Daily Maintenance p. 47 Default Auto Exposure Level p. 25 Default Manual Exposure Level p. 24 Drum Dehumidifier p. 21

Imaging Unit Indicator p. 31 Initial Mode _p. 9 Installing the Imaging Unit p. 32 TU Count p. 26

Main Switch p.9 ‘Manual Bypass Copying p. 17 Manual Exposure p. 16

Paper Misfeeds Display p.36 PC Display p. 29

Paper Size p. 48 Paper Supply Display

PC Display p.29 PM Count p. 26 Positioning the Original p. 13 Power Supply On/Off p.9

Removing Paper Misfeed 32/03 Display p. 37 J8 Display p. 38

Removing the Imaging Unit p. 32

Start Key p.8

‘Toner Replenisher p. 20 ‘Total Check Function p. 26 Total Count _p. 26 ‘Trouble Displays

CDisplay p.39 E Display p.35

User's Choice p. 22

Chapter 7

Miscellaneous

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Contents eS

‘Chapters 1 through 3 contain the basic information for making copies. ‘Be sure to read these chapters before attempting to use your copier.

Chapter 1 Safety Notes 1. Installing the Copier

Installation Site.. Power Source.. Space Requirements.

2. Precautions for Use Operating Environment. Using the Copier Properly Moving Care of Copier Supplies

Chapter 2 Before Making Copies .

1. Copier Parts and Their Operation. Outside the Copier Inside the Copier. ‘Semi-automatic Document Handler (SDH)

2. Control Panel and Its Operation

3. Tuming ON/OFF and Initial Mode ‘Turning ON and OFF... When the Copier is Tumed ON Initial Mode..

4. Convenient Functions.. Clear/Stop . Auto Reset. ‘Auto Power Off.

| Chapter3 Making Copies 1. Making Copies. 2. Positioning the Original p33 Poiioning onthe Gab. 1S Paper OF GIN en DB “Transparent Originals ps Using the Semi-rstomatie Docsment Handle (SDF). renee (Guielies for Originals nes Posidoning the Orginal ini

3. Setting the Number of Copies. pls Setting the Number of Copies ps SOE:

4, Setting Image Density nese 2.16 ue Seting Image Density. ® Mig Coiee ‘Auto Expomure Mo Manual Exposure Mode

5. Manual Bypass Copying. pT Making a Single Copy -

6, Hints for Advanced Copying. ime AB ‘Two-Sided Copying... e pis Composite Copying

Chapter 4 Special Functions... 1. Toner Repletihitn mmm. 00 Bees ad "one RplensherFoneon ae 2 Drum Debi. 7 pat

Drom Deir saa = 3. User's Choice. pm

Ure? Choi cn a ‘oohesoring pe’ Choise Fancion and iplton of Seige 2D TE Auto Rane Modoc fe Making User's Choe Soins, es Chapter

4 Defal Masa Beporoe Level Ajai ap.24 ll ‘Default Manual Exposure Level Adjusiment......p. 24 —

5. Default Auto Exposure Level Adjustnent p2s Deft Auto Exponte Loe} Aten. B25

6. Total Count Fant wenn 7.26 Conner Dsl pe Checking To! Copia p6

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Contents

Chapter 5 Error Messages and Indicators

Replenishing Paper. Removing a Paper Misfeed..

3. [Hl Add Toner Indicator Replacing the Toner Cartridge.

Installing the Imaging Unit. 5. E]Display....

Chapter 6 Troubleshooting...

1. When This Type of Copy is Produced. 2. Copier Does Not Work Properly

Chapter 7 Miscellaneous.

1. Copier Specifications .. 2. Daily Maintenance ..

‘Cleaning: Before cleaning, always sure the Main Switch for the copier has been turned of

Chapter 1

Safety Notes

This chapter explains about the operating environment, conditions and restrictions.

1. Installing the Copier, snp. 2 Installation Site.. Power Source. Space Requirements .

2. Precautions for Use... Operating Environment, Using the Copier Properly. Moving. Care of Copier Supplies...

p.3

Chapter 1

Safety Notes