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Epson 8000 manual

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  • Page 1

    About This Guide This guide pro vides the infor mation you need to keep your EPSON color pr inter operating at its best. U se it to: ■ Replace consumable parts ■ Clear jammed paper ■ U nderstand contr ol panel status and error messages Y our pr inter displays a message on the control panel when a consumable component needs to be r eplaced or [...]

  • Page 2

    About This Guide This guide pro vides the infor mation you need to keep your EPSON color pr inter operating at its best. U se it to: ■ Replace consumable parts ■ Clear jammed paper ■ U nderstand contr ol panel status and error messages Y our pr inter displays a message on the control panel when a consumable component needs to be r eplaced or [...]

  • Page 3

    When the printer runs out of toner , the control panel display indicates the color of the toner car tridge that needs to be replaced. Make sur e you have the corr ect replacement cartridge, as shown in the table, and then follow these steps. A void touching the toner . If toner gets in your eyes, flush them immediately with cold water . If it gets [...]

  • Page 4

    Replacing the Photoconductor Unit and Waste T oner Collector Replacing the Photoconductor Unit and Waste T oner Collector The control panel display lets you know when to r eplace the photoconductor unit. S ince the waste toner collector is par t of this unit, it is r eplaced at the same time. O cassionally , the waste toner collector may need to be[...]

  • Page 5

    Replacing the Photoconductor Unit and W aste T oner Collector (Continued) Replacing the Photoconductor Unit and W aste T oner Collector (Continued) Replacing the waste toner collector separately The waste toner collector is replaced each time you r eplace the photoconductor unit. How ever , you may need to replace the collector separately , as show[...]

  • Page 6

    Replacing the Fuser Oil Roll Replacing the Fuser Oil Roll 1 Lower the face-up tray , if necessar y . Then pull the fuser unit all the way out. Be careful not to touch the fuser—marked CAUTION! HIGH TEMPERA TURE—or the adjoining areas. If you’ve used the printer recently , the fuser and the area around it can be very hot. 2 Grab the handle of [...]

  • Page 7

    Clearing Paper Jams Clearing Paper Jams If y ou need to clear a paper jam, follow these guidelines: ■ Don ’ t remo v e jammed paper by for ce. T orn paper can be difficult to r emove and might cause other paper jams. P ull it gently to avoid tearing. ■ If jammed paper is torn and r emains in the printer , or if paper is jammed in an area not [...]

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    Clearing Paper Jams (Continued) Clearing Paper Jams (Continued) Clearing the multipurpose tray and paper path 1 I f y ou see paper jammed in the multipurpose tray , pull the paper out gently . 2 I f paper is jammed inside the printer , pull out the multipurpose tray until it stops. 3 Raise the paper path cov er . ▲ 6 4 T urn the knob clockwise. T[...]

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    Clearing Paper Jams (Continued) Clearing Paper Jams (Continued) Clearing the fuser unit If you see paper jammed in the path to the face-up output tray , don ’ t tr y to pull it out of the tray . Y ou ’ll need to clear it from the fuser unit instead: 1 P ull the fuser unit out gently until it stops. 2 Grab the handle of the fuser oil r oll and r[...]

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    Clearing Paper Jams (Continued) Clearing Paper Jams (Continued) Clearing the output path cover When you see the Exiting Paper Jam message, follow these steps to clear paper fr om the output path co ver: 1 O pen the output path co ver on the left side of the printer . 2 Carefully lift or pull the jammed paper out of the printer . 3 Close the output [...]

  • Page 11

    Control Panel Messages Control Panel Messages Messages Description Form Feed The printer is feeding paper . Ready The printer is ready to print. Reset The printer’ s current interface has been reset and the buffer is cleared. Reset All All printer settings have been reset to the user default configuration, the last settings that were saved. Reset[...]

  • Page 12

    Messages Description Action Mem Overflow The printer doesn’t have enough Press the Continue button on the control panel. memory available for the current If the message remains, reset the printer by print job. holding down the Alt and Reset buttons. If the same message appears when you try printing again, you may need to reduce the number or size[...]

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    EPSON is a registered trademark for SEIKO EPSON CORPORA TION. Copyright © 1998 by Epson America, Inc. 12/98[...]