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This page requires Javascript. Modify your browser's settings to allow Javascript to execute. See your browser's documentation for specific instructions. Try our automated HP Audio check! Click here Connect with HP support faster, manage all of your devices in one place, view warranty information and more. Learn more? Select from the products you own. Thus, the warranty has been removed from this product.Any warranty support needed would be completed by the third party that sold the product.Please use the product number and serial numbers of the new product to validate warranty status.Any warranty support needed would be completed by the reseller that sold the product.It matches the product: Please enter a Product Number to complete the request. Learn more about HP's privacy policy This process can take several minutes depending on the number of warranties being checked.We apologize for this inconvenience and are addressing the issue. Please try again shortly. HP DesignJet 230. HP DesignJet 250C. HP DesignJet 330 and. HP DesignJet 350C. Plotters Only. Packard Company 1996. This document contains Packard Company. HP internal order number Warranty. The information contained Hewlett-Packard makes Hewlett-Packard shall not Electrical Shock. Hazard. Serious shock hazard Electrostatic Discharge. Refer to the beginning of. Chapter 6 of this manual, Safety Symbols. General definitions of Learning Products, Barcelona Division. Hewlett-Packard Espaiiola, S.A. Avda. Graells, 501 Spain. Service Manual. Plotters Purpose. This manual contains information necessary to test, calibrate and service. For information about using these plotters, refer to the corresponding user and Readership. The procedures described in this manual are to be performed by HP-certified service Training. The HP ongoing training course CEV2-TIJ provides training for HP Customer Engineers and. Authorized Dealers, on servicing the complete HP DesignJet series of large-format, Part Numbers.
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Part numbers for plotter options, accessories and service parts are located in chapter 10. Conventions. This manual contains information for the monochrome HP DesignJet 230 and 330 plotters To highlight the differences between the This symbol indicates the information specific only to the HP DesignJet 230 and 250C. This symbol indicates the information specific only to the HP DesignJet 330 and 350C. All other information not marked by these symbols is applicable to all plotters. Contents. Using this Manual ii. Safety Symbols x Applications 1-2. Drivers 1-2. Graphic Languages 1-2. Device-Control Languages 1-2. Interfaces 1-3. Network Connections 1-3. Memory 1-3. Accuracy 1-3. Resolution 1-4. Legs 1-4. Roll-feed 1-4. Upgrading a DesignJet 330 1-4. Media 1-4 Power Requirements 2-2. Environmental Specifications 2-3. Plotter Dimensions and Weight 2-3. C4699-90000 Contents iii Unpacking and Assembling the Plotter 3-2. Inspecting the Plotter for Damage 3-4. Repacking the Plotter 3-4. Assembling the Legs (Optional) 3-5. Assembling the Roll-Feed Assembly (Optional) 3-8. DesignJet 230 Front Panel 3-12. DesignJet 250C Front Panel 3-12. DesignJet 330 Front Panel 3-13. DesignJet 350C Front Panel 3-13. Third-Party Inks and Off-Axis Ink Systems 3-14. Configuring the Plotter 3-14. Verifying Plotter Operation 3-14. Power-On Self-Tests 3-14. Demonstration Plot 3-14. Example of Setup Sheet (DesignJet 250C) 3-15. Example of Setup Sheet (DesignJet 350C) 3-16 Moisture on Plotter 4-2. Level of Plotter Usage 4-2. Friction on Slider Rod 4-2. Noisy Carriage Wheel 4-2. Ink SpiUing 4-3. Belt Swelhng 4-3. Cleaning the Roll-feed Assembly 4-3. Cleaning the Plotter 4-4. General Cleaning 4-4. Cleaning the Drive Roller 4-4 Introduction 5-2. Loading Sheet Media 5-2. Loading Roll Media on the DesignJet 330 and 350C 5-4. Roll Media 5-5. Removing Static Charge from the Media 5-5. Gripping the Media 5-5. Pinch-Arm Sensor 5-5. Providing a Force on Top of the Media 5-6. Bail 5-6. Bail-Lift Mechanism 5-6.
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Moving the Carriage 5-6. Carriage-Drive Mechanics 5-6. Motor, Belt and Pulley 5-6. Carriage Guidance 5-6. Positional Feedback 5-6. Detecting the Lines and Media Edges 5-7. Line Sensor 5-7. Providing Ink 5-7. Print Cartridges 5-7. Distance between Carriage and Media 5-7. Producing an Image 5-8. Print-Mode Characteristics 5-8. Servicing the Cartridges 5-11. Service Station 5-11. Spittoon 5-11. Primer 5-11. Plotter Architecture 5-12. Electronics Module 5-13. Main-PCA Connections 5-13. Sensors 5-13 Water Condensation 5-15. Memory Usage 5-15. Plot Orientation 5-15. Raster Image Processor 5-15. Carriage PCA 5-16. Front Panel PCA 5-16. C4699-90000 Contents v Safety Precautions 6-2. ESD Precautions 6-2. Reassembly 6-2. Required Tools 6-3. Repair Procedures 6-4. Installing a RAM or ROM SIMM 6-4. Removing the Bail 6-5. Removing the Cartridge Caps and Wiper Blades 6-6. Removing the Top Cover 6-7. Removing the Roll-feed Assembly 6-8. Removing the Left End-Cover 6-9. Removing the Right End-Cover 6-10. Disconnecting the Front-Panel Assembly 6-12. Removing the Electronics Module 6-13. Removing the Media-Sensor Assembly 6-15. Replacing the Media-Sensor Assembly 6-16. Removing the Encoder Strip 6-17. Reinstalling the Encoder Strip 6-19. Removing the Right Bracket 6-21. Removing the Carriage Motor 6-21. Removing the Spittoon 6-23. Removing the Spittoon 6-24. Removing the Pinch-Arm Sensor 6-25. Removing the Drive-Roller Gear 6-25. Removing the Media Motor 6-26. Removing the Pinch-Arm-Lever Linkage 6-27. Removing the Primer 6-27. Removing the Service Station 6-28. Removing the Bail-Lift Mechanism 6-29. Removing the Engaging-Lever Support 6-31. Removing the Overdrive Roller 6-32. Removing the Back Cover 6-33. Removing the Trailing Cable 6-34. Repositioning the Trailing Cable 6-35. Removing the Trailing-Cable Guide 6-36. Removing the Cartridge Carriage 6-37. Removing the Drive Belt 6-39. Removing the Drive-Belt Pulley 6-40. Removing the Drive Roller 6-41.
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Reinstalling the Drive Roller 6-42. Removing the Pinch-Arm Lift Mechanism 6-44. Reinstalling the Pinch-Arm Lift Mechanism 6-45. Removing the Overdrive Enclosure 6-46. Reinstalling the Overdrive Enclosure 6-47. Removing the Entry Platen 6-48. Reinstalling the Entry Platen 6-49 When to Calibrate the Plotter 7-2. Service Modes 7-3. Entering Service Mode 1 7-3. Entering Service Mode 2 7-4. Stopping a Test 7-4. Front-Panel Keys in Service Mode 7-5. Pressing Two Keys Together 7-5. Software Diagnostics and Hardware Tools 7-5. Service-Mode 1 (DesignJet 230) 7-6. Service-Mode 2 (DesignJet 250C) 7-6. Service-Mode 1 (DesignJet 330) 7-7. Service-Mode 2 (DesignJet 350C) 7-7. Accuracy Calibrations 7-8. Adjusting the Carriage-to-Media Distance 7-11 Power-On 8-2. Self Test and Initialization 8-2. What You Should See and Hear 8-3. Front-Panel LEDs 8-5. Error Codes for the DesignJet 230 and 250C Plotters 8-6. No LEDs On 8-6. LEDs On (Error Off) 8-6. LEDs Flashing 8-7. Error LED On 8-9. Error Codes for the DesignJet 330 and 350C Plotters 8-13. No LEDs On 8-13. LEDs On (Error Off) 8-13. LEDs On or Flashing 8-13. LEDs Flashing 8-14. Error LED On 8-15. System Errors for the DesignJet 230 and 250C Plotters 8-19. System Errors for the DesignJet 330 and 350C Plotters 8-23. EEROM Errors 8-27. EEROM Model ID Configuration Procedure for the DesignJet 330 and 350C 8-28. Troubleshooting Tips 8-30. Service Tests 8-35. Which Service Test to Perform 8-35. Viewing Test Output on an HP Palmtop PC 8-36. Bail Cycle Test 8-37. Bench Run 8-38. Carriage-Axis Test 8-38. C4699-90000 Contents vii. Carriage Test for the DesignJet 230 and 250C 8-39. Carriage Test for the DesignJet 330 and 350C 8-40. Electrical Test 8-41. Front-Panel Test 8-42. Media-Axis Test 8-44. Modular Test 8-45. Print-Quality Plot 8-46. Sensors Test for the DesignJet 230 and 250C 8-47. Sensors Test for the DesignJet 330 and 350C 8-48. Service Configuration Plot for the DesignJet 230 and 250C 8-49.
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Service Configuration Plot for the DesignJet 330 and 350C 8-50. Printing the Service Configuration Plot 8-51. Service Monitor (Data Display) 8-52. Clearing the EEROM for the DesignJet 230 and 250C 8-54. Clearing the EEROM for the DesignJet 330 and 350C 8-55. Print-Quality Troubleshooting 8-56. Print-Quality Plot 8-56. Banding 8-57. Uneven Fill Density 8-58. Lightfastness 8-58. Spray 8-58. Vertical-Line Straightness (VLS) 8-59. Ink Smearing 8-60. Hue Changes 8-60. Starwheel Marks 8-60. Misaligned Colors 8-61. Bleeding, Blooming and Wicking 8-61 Introduction 9-2. Serial-Number Format 9-2. Firmware Revision Level 9-3. Obtaining Service Notes with Graphics 9-4. From a PC 9-4. From a UNIX Workstation 9-4. Problem Reading the Setup Sheet 9-5 Exchange Assemblies 10-2. Replacement Parts 10-3. Part Lists and Exploded-View Diagrams 10-4. Legs 10-4. Top and Back Covers, Electronics, Trailing Cable 10-6. End Covers 10-8. Carriage-Axis (Left End) 10-10. Carriage-Axis (Right End) 10-12. Service Station, Primer, Spittoon 10-14. Media Entry Path 10-16. Bail and Overdrive 10-18. Pinch-Arm Assembly 10-22. Roll-Feed Assembly 10-24. Accessories 10-26. Interface Cables 10-29 Hewlett-Packard support services in the United States 11-2. Hewlett-Packard support services in Europe 11-4. Hewlett-Packard support services in Asia-Pacific 11-8. C4699-90000 Contents ix. General Definition of Safety Symbols Indicates dangerous voltage (terminals fed from the interior by Protective conductor terminal. For protection against electrical Used with field wiring terminals to Low-noise or noiseless, clean ground (earth) terminal. Used for a A terminal marked with this symbol must Frame or chassis terminal. A connection to the frame (chassis) of Alternating current. Direct current. Alternating or direct current. It calls attention to a The CAUTION sign denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an X Safety Information Applications.
HP DesignJet 230 and 330 (monochrome) and HP DesignJet 250C and 350C (color) plotters The plotters produce large-format plots of high resolution and quality for the following Drivers. Software drivers for the following applications are supplied with the plotters. Graphic Languages. The plotters accept drawing data in the following graphic languages. Roman character sets. Device-Control Languages. The plotters support the following languages, enabling the user to read certain plotter Interfaces. The plotters operate with a variety of computer systems through either the serial, RS-232-C An autoswitching feature enables the plotter to detect from which interface it is receiving Network Connections. You can connect the plotters to a network through an optional HP JetDirect EX or. HP JetDirect EX Plus3 external print server. The range of network operating systems that Local Area Network. Network Operating System. Computer Operating System. Etiiernet. Novell Netware. LAN Manager. EtherTalk. DOS, Windows. HP-UX, Sun OS, Solaris Token Ring. HP-UX, Sun OS, Solaris, IBM AIX. The print server includes a network autoswitching feature and can detect from which This enables you to send data through different networks Memory. The plotters have a standard 4 megabytes of on-board random access memory (RAM). They The maximum RAM is 36 MB. Accuracy. HP Inkjet 0.012-cm (0.0048-inch) polyester film. Resolution. The resolution of the plotter output is measured in dots per inch (dpi). The plotter. Print Quality IVIonochrome Plotting Color Plotting. Fast 300 X 300 dpi 300 x 300 dpi. Normal Addressable 600 x 600 dpi 300 x 300 dpi. Best Addressable 600 x 600 dpi 300 x 300 dpi The plotter legs are optional.Roll-feed and Legs. The roll-feed assembly and legs are optional.Upgrading a DesignJet 330. Users can order an upgrade kit to upgrade a DesignJet 330 to a DesignJet 350C. The kit can. Monochrome Plotting Color Plotting Plain vellum (HP preferred) or equivalent non-HP media.
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Plain translucent paper (HP preferred). HP single-matte polyester film The DesignJet 230 and 250C plotters Sheet media must not exceed the Media Margins. The media margins define the real Notes Site Planning and. Requirements HP DesignJet 230 and 330 and HP DesignJet 250C and 350C plotters have self-adjusting Power Requirements. Source Voltage Requirements. Voltage. Max current (rms) Normal Operating Range. Frequency. Consumption: Serious shock hazard leading Serial (RS-232-C) Interface A short cable (less than 15 meters or 50 feet) is recommended A longer cable is permissible, provided the load capacitance does Choosing a Suitable Plotter Environment. Environmental Specifications. Hardware. Operating environment. Plotter. With cartridges and media. Environmental Class B2. Temperature.
Dette er ikke det samme e-mail-adresse, der bruges af HP ePrint. Hvis du v?lger godkendelse, bliver du ogsa bedt om at angive dit brugernavn og din adgangskode. Du kan aktivere eller deaktivere dem individuelt ved at v?lge Notifications (Meddelelser) fra fanen Tools (V?rktojer) i den integrerede webserver. Beskederne vises pa printerens frontpanel, af HP Utility, af printerdriveren og af den integrerede webserver. Pa frontpanelet skal du trykke pa derefter pa og derefter pa Connectivity (Tilslutningsmuligheder) Hvis du vil genoptage anvendelsen, skal du blot genaktivere den i den samme menu. Der er ikke flere nodvendige ops?tningstrin pa HP Connected-webstedet. Hvis du vil bruge fjernudskrivning igen, skal du konfigurere det forfra (se Konfigurer webtjenester pa side 21 ). Hvis jobbet er sat 'i venteposition til kontostyring' af printeren, kan du angive konto id'et i den integrerede webserver, HP Designjet Utility eller HP Utility ved at ga til jobkoen og klikke pa det job, som er i venteposition. Der vises et vindue med en tekstboks, og du kan angive konto-id'et i den. Hvis du vil gore dette, skal du trykke pa knappen Start pa din computers sk?rm og derefter v?lge Enheder og indstillinger. Hojreklik pa printerikonet i vinduet Enheder og indstillinger, og v?lg Printing Preferences (Udskriftsindstillinger). Alle ?ndringer, som du ?ndrer i vinduet Udskriftsindstillinger gemmes som standardv?rdier for den aktuelle bruger. De indstillinger du ?ndres i udskriftsstandardindstillinger skal gemmes for alle brugere. Hvis du vil gore dette, skal du trykke pa Start, skal du v?lge Enheder og Indstillinger, hojreklik pa printerens ikon, og v?lge Printeregenskaber. V?lg fanen Device Settings (Enhedsindstillinger) til at definere den nye standardv?rdier. Nar den er tilsluttet og t?ndt, forhandler printeren automatisk med netv?rket om at kore med en forbindelseshastighed pa 10, 100 eller 1000 Mbps og om at kommunikere ved hj?lp af fuld eller halv duplextilstand.
Du kan dog manuelt konfigurere forbindelsen fra printerens frontpanel eller via andre konfigurationsv?rktojer, nar der er etableret netv?rkskommunikation. Af hensyn til sikkerhed har den funktioner til at styre IP-trafik til og fra printeren og understotter konfiguration af IPsecprotokoller (IP Security). I stedet kan du forts?tte direkte til n?ste afsnit for at installere printeren pa dit netv?rk computersystemer. Netv?rksinstallationssoftware gor det muligt at konfigurere grundl?ggende netv?rksindstillinger og foje printeren til din systemkonfiguration. Du finder anvisninger i HP Jetdirect Print Servers Administrator's Guide til den pag?ldende printservermodel. Hvis du vil foje printeren til din systemkonfiguration, skal du bruge software til netv?rksprinterinstallation til dit system. Du anbefales at bruge dvd'en HP Start-Up Kit, der fulgte med printeren. Fremgangsmaderne afh?nger af tilg?ngelige hj?lpefunktioner for dine bestemte klienter og dit netv?rksoperativsystem. Se for at fa yderligere hj?lp. Den er et vigtigt diagnosticeringsv?rktoj, is?r hvis der ikke er netv?rkskommunikation tilg?ngelig. Hvis du onsker en beskrivelse af de meddelelser, som kan forekomme pa IO-konfigurationssiden, kan du se HP Jetdirect Print Servers Administrator’s Guide til din printerservermodel. Som standard vil den forsoge automatisk at forhandle dens forbindelsesdrift med netv?rket. Dette giver netv?rkscomputere, der anvender forskellige protokoller, mulighed for at kommunikere med den samme printer. Men for andre protokoller, der kan v?re mange parametre, der skal konfigureres. Dette kan oge netv?rkstrafikken. Deaktiver ikke-anvendte protokoller for at eliminere unodvendig trafik. Hvis du deaktiverer ikke-anvendte protokoller, kan du. Many goods that you acquire are available using their instruction manuals. Note that the illustration below shows the HP Designjet 130 printer. 1.
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Place a piece of paper in the output tray, aligning it on the right of the output tray, with the surface that is to be printed facing down.Reload to refresh your session. Reload to refresh your session. If I load a new roll of paper, will jobs that were on hold for paper be automatically printed. I don’t like jobs being put on hold for paper. Can I prevent it? I set the option “Paper mismatch action” to “Print anyway”, but some jobs are still put on hold (Win. My job is exactly as wide as the roll of paper that is loaded on the printer, but is put on hold for.
The printer displays out of paper when paper is available The print remains in the printer after printing has completed The cutter does not cut well The roll is loose on the spindle The roll is unloaded unexpectedly Ink supply problems Cannot insert an ink cartridge Ink cartridge status messages Problems during insertion Clean the printhead Align the printhead Printhead status messages Printhead 727 Error codes Print-quality problems General advice Print-quality troubleshooting wizard Recalibrate the paper advance Recalibrating the paper advance procedure Return to default calibration Horizontal lines across the image (banding) Lines are too thick, too thin or missing Lines appear stepped or jagged Lines print double or in the wrong colors Lines are discontinuous Lines are blurred Line lengths are inaccurate The whole image is blurry or grainy The paper is not flat The print is scuffed or scratched Ink marks on the paper Horizontal smears on the front of the paper Other smears on the paper Black ink comes off when you touch the print Edges of objects are stepped or not sharp Edges of objects are darker than expected Horizontal lines at the end of a cut sheet print Vertical bands of different colors White spots on the print Colors are inaccurate Color accuracy using EPS or PDF images in page layout applications Colors are fading The image is incomplete (clipped at the bottom) The image is clipped Some objects are missing from the printed image A PDF file is clipped or objects are missing Avoiding the stretching of printouts in Solidworks and HPGL2 drivers The Image Diagnostics Print Product Limitations Scanner Part of the image is lost when scanning thin or semi-transparent paper Scan to LAN cannot be configured successfully in IPv6 or IPSec networks Firmware Sending multiple images using PCL3GUi driver in Mac with Nesting ON might lead to printer system err.
No part of this document may be photoc opied, reproduced, or tr anslated to another language without the prior written consent o f HP Developmen t Company. Warran ty The information c ontained in this document is subject to change without no tice. HP makes no warran ty of any kind with regard to this material, incl uding, but not limited to, the implied warrantie s of merchantability and ?tness for a particular purpose. HP shall not be liable f or errors c ontained herein or for incidental or c onsequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. Do not pr oceed beyond a Warning symbol until the indicated c onditions are fully underst ood and met. The Caution symbol calls attention t o an operating pr ocedure, practice, or the like, which, if not correctly perf ormed or adhered to, co uld result in damage t o or destruction of part or al l of the printer. Do not proceed beyond a Caution symbol until the indicated conditions are ful ly understood and met. Introduction ? Theory of oper ation ENWW 1 HP DesignJet T920 ePrinter. HP DesignJet T920 Pos tScript ePrinter. HP DesignJet T930 ePrinter. HP DesignJet T930 Pos tScript ePrinter. HP DesignJet T1500 ePrinter. HP DesignJet T1500 Pos tScript ePrinter. HP DesignJet T1530 ePrinter. HP DesignJet T1530 Pos tScript ePrinter. HP DesignJet T2500 eMul tifunction. HP DesignJet T2500 Pos tScript eMultifunction. HP DesignJet T2530 eMul tifunction. HP DesignJet T2530 Pos tScript eMultifunction. HP DesignJet T3500 Production eMul tifunction. HP DesignJet T3500 Production P ostScript eMul tifunction For inf ormation about using these printers, see the user's guide. CR354A HP DesignJet T920 36-in ePrinter. L2Y21A HP DesignJet T930 36-in ePrinter. CR356A HP DesignJet T1500 36-in ePrinter. L2Y23A HP DesignJet T1530 36-in ePrinter. CR358A HP DesignJet T2500 eMul tifunction. L2Y25A HP DesignJet T2530 eMul tifunction 2 Chapter 1 Printer fundamentals ENWW Can be replaced by the cust omer Hardware di?
erentiation: X X X X ENWW Introduction 3 W arning labels Electric shock hazard Hazardous vol tage inside the printer (buil t-in power supply) c ould resul t in death or serious personal injury. See the install ation instructions before c onnecting power. Ensure that the input v oltage is within the printer's rated v oltage range. Use only earthed mains outlets and the power c ords supplied by HP with the printer. There are no o perator -service able parts inside the printer. Refer servicing to quali?ed service personnel. Disconnect the power cord bef ore servicing. The buil t-in power supply inc orporates a fuse on each c onductor, therefore the printer could be energized e ven when one fuse has blown. There are no oper ator -repl aceable fuses inside. Disconnect the power c ord before servicing. ENWW Introduction 5 E-box - c ontains the power supply and all the PCAs (driving the prin ter), pl us the Ethernet port. ? Carriage PCA - drives the printhead. ? Front P anel - user interface and USB port. The fol lo wing diagram describes the c onnections between components and electr onic boards and the data line type for T920, T1500 and T2500. Bl ock Diagram (HP DesignJet T3500 eMul tifunction Series only) 6 Chapter 1 Printer fundamentals ENWW The Fr ont Panel blink s for a sec ond. 2. If boot up is after a bad power-o?, the boot sequence aut omatically runs a ?le sys tem check. a. The Front P anel shows the FSCK, text. b. First, FSCK runs on the r oot partition. c. If FSCK is successful, the O S boots up fr om the roo t partition and runs FSCK on the data partition. 3. After FSCK, the OS ?nishes boo ting from the HDD. 4. The home button lights up t o all ow st opping the boot sequence, and entry t o the diagnostics menu, see Diagnostics, Service Utilities and Calibrations on page 179. Mechanical components init 1. The Front P anel shows a black backgr ound with a bl ue circle in the middle. The “Initializing” mes sage appears.
A pr ogress bar shows the percentage o f subsystems that have been initialized. 2. The printer moves the carriage fr om side to side t o validate its position within the scan axis. The prin ter initializes the service station, moving the caps fr om bumper to bumper. 14 Chapter 1 Printer fundamentals ENWW The ro utines refresh the printhead depending on the time tha t the printer has been o?. The Fron t Panel shows “Preparing Print Sys tem”. 8. The paper path subsystems are initialized by exercising the ramps and re winder, checking if there is media present over the Media Sensor. 9. At the end o f the proces s, the home screen appears in the Fr ont Panel. Fron t Panel Menu Map The fol lo wing tables show the fr ont panel menu layout. ENWW Theory of oper ation 15 Instal l ink cartridge.” ”Change cartridges now. Pre ss OK to c ontinue.” If the printer stil l needs to purge the ink tubes and there are cartridges already ins talled in it, the printer wil l reject the supplies, reporting them as “Not V alid” and will reque st to “remo ve and reinsert” the supplies. Cartridges can be reseated in order t o be accepted by the printer before the tube s are purged. This all ows the printer to do a ful l validation o f the supply before running a tube purge. If the cartridges used for instal lation do no t contain the required 60cc o f ink for purging, the printer wil l report that “cartridge is not valid f or setup”. NO TE: keep in mind that t o initialize a printhead you need 40ml o f Matte Black ink and 30ml o f ink for the rest o f the col ors. T o purge ink tubes, you need 60cc of al l col ors. If in doubt, use 130ml cartridges. ENWW Theory of oper ation 29 If the check fails, the printer wil l ask to rese at the printhead. “Checking printheads. Ple ase wait” 30 Chapter 1 Printer fundamentals ENWW It will also ?ll the printhe ad. “Preparing the printhead f or ?rst usage” If the proces s ?nishes OK, the printer will ?ag the printer tube s and printhead as ?lled with ink.
If during the proces s the printer detects that a cartridge has been removed it wil l show the message “A supply has been removed” and it wil l go back to step 1. After this step, al l ink tubes should be completely ?lled. The circle s on top o f the printhead should also l ook ?lled. 5. At this point, the prin ter will run 2 checks t o validate the start -up: ?rst wil l check for ink pressure and second f or printhead tempera ture while spitting. If the pressure f ails, it will be l ogged as a SE 93.0.n:10 in the service plo t (where n is the failing col or ). If the temperature check f ails, it will be l ogged as a SE 93.2.n: 10 in the service plo t (where n is the failing col or ). The SE are not sho wn in the front panel. In both case s, the printer will reques t to Rese at the printhead. A fter the reseat the printer wil l try to ?ll again the tubes and printhead by going t o step 3. n indicates the missing c ol or. If the pressure fails, it wil l be logged as a SE 93.1.n:10 in the service pl ot (where n is the f ailing col or ). If the temperature check f ails, it will be l ogged as a SE 93.3.n:10 in the service plo t (where n is the failing col or ). The SE are no t shown in the front panel. In any case, the printer wil l move t o step 3 and try to execute it. ENWW Theory of oper ation 31 If the printhe ad is properly initialized, the prin ter shows the fol lo wing message: “Printhead repl acement. Printhead succes sfully repl aced. Press OK to c ontinue.” If unsuccessful. If there is a pr oblem the printer, depending on the pr oblem, one of the two fol l owing messages appe ars: “Replace printhe ad. The printhead failed t o complete the repl acement proces s. Replace printhe ad. Press OK to c ontinue with printhead repl acement.” “Reseat the prin thead. Press OK t o continue.” 32 Chapter 1 Printer fundamentals ENWW Sensor ? Lens ? Light source The Light source is 3 RGB LEDs that are lit one at a time.