34
Electronic Board Operations Check
After assembling the electronic board, perform the procedures presented in the following table to make sure it
functions properly.
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Contact the store or dealer from which the unit was purchased.
Step
Points to Check
Symptom Solutions
1
Turn on the power switch. “ ” flashes after “ ” lights up. (Normal operation)
(If not) Check power cord. (See step
4 on page 33.)
2
Open the printer door and attach the
accessory thermal transfer film, then
close the printer door.
• Installing Thermal Transfer Film
procedure (refer to the Operating
Instructions on page 10)
“ ” flashes. (Normal operation)
(If not) Check thermal transfer film.
3
Open the paper cover and insert
ordinary Letter test paper, then close
the paper cover.
• Loading Copy Paper procedure
(refer to the Operating
Instructions on page 11)
“ ” lights up. (Normal operation)
(If not) Check copy paper.
4
Open the printer door. “ ” flashes. (Normal operation)
(If not)
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5
Close the printer door. “ ” lights up. (Normal operation)
(If not)
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6
Press .
Press .
Screen is fed. (Normal operation)
The screen film surface is not fed
smoothly.
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There are strange noises.
7
Use the accessory marker to draw
a large filling the entire
copyable area of the screen film
surface.
• Copyable area (refer to the
Operating Instructions on
page 7)
Press twice.
Press .
“ ” lights up and three copies are
made.
(Normal operation)
Three copies are not made.
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The entire readable area is not
printed.
There are strange noises or paper
jams during the copying process.
Multiple sheets of paper are fed
through at the same time.
8
Press to move the screen
film surface. Write letters, etc. with
the marker.
Press once.
Press .
The Contrast/Remaining Film
indicator light is turned on and one
copy is made.
(Normal operation)
The Contrast/Remaining Film
indicator light is not turned on.
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The image is not copied properly.
There are strange markings on the
copy sheet
(e.g., stripes or lines).
9
Press once.
The Contrast/Remaining Film
indicator light is turned off.
(Normal operation)
(If not)
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