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Maintenance and Specifications  6-1

Chapter 6 - Maintenance and Specifications

Introduction

Your FilmMaker 4 printer requires minimal maintenance. This chapter describes how
to handle, store, move, and clean your printer and contains technical specifications
and warranty information.

Maintenance

Proper care will extend the printer’s life. Use the guidelines in this section to maintain
your printer in optimum working condition and to ensure the highest quality output.

Handling the Printer

Use the following guidelines when handling or using your printer.

The printer weighs approximately 58.5 lb (26.5 kg) without the toner, cassettes, and
media installed. 

Always 

have two people lift the printer using the recessed grip areas

on the right and left sides.

At the end of the day, turn off the printer following the procedure in chapter 1.

Never

move the printer with the toner cartridge installed.

Do not place anything on top of the printer.

Always lift the printer by the recessed grip areas on the bottom—never by the
cartridge slot or multipurpose feeder.

Only use media that meets printer requirements. See “Media Specifications” in
chapter 5 for details.

Make sure the printer’s location meets the requirements in “Printer Location” in
chapter 1.

Never oil the printer.

Allow the printer side vent at least 8.0" (200 mm) clearance to prevent
overheating. Never insert anything into the vent.

Make sure the output tray does not overfill. Overfilling can block media as it
comes out and cause a printer jam.

Check the power cord and plug monthly and replace it immediately if you find
any damage.

Storing the Printer

Use the following procedure when storing the printer for an extended period.

Summary of Contents for FilmMaker 4

Page 1: ...left sides At the end of the day turn off the printer following the procedure in chapter 1 Never move the printer with the toner cartridge installed Do not place anything on top of the printer Always...

Page 2: ...nter using the recessed grip areas on the right and left sides 1 Turn off the printer then unplug the power cord from the power source 2 Remove all media from the multipurpose feeder and close it and...

Page 3: ...unning smoothly and avoid unnecessary problems perform the following cleaning steps monthly Also clean the printer inside after removing a paper jam or replacing the toner cartridge Fuser Assembly Cle...

Page 4: ...ller To prevent printer damage wipe area lightly do not rub 7 Vacuum the area using a soft brush attachment or blow compressed air into the printer Wear protective safety glasses when using compressed...

Page 5: ...6 Lower the roller back into place with the gear end to the left Make sure the lever protruding below the transfer roller fits inside the small opening on the door 7 Push the roller into its holding c...

Page 6: ...leaning 3 Reassemble the printer and reconnect it to the power source Exterior Cleaning 1 Turn off your printer and disconnect it from the power source Use only water or mild detergent for cleaning To...

Page 7: ...ximum 580 W Running Maximum 5 W Pause Mode 6 5 Amps 220 240 V Version 220 VAC Maximum 580 W Running Maximum 5 W Pause Mode 50 60 Hz 47 63 Hz 3 2 Amps Noise Level Printing less than 49 5 dB without Dup...

Page 8: ...Screening Technology More X ACT Accurate Calibration Technology patented Densitometer support Toner cartridge 7 000 sheets letter 5 coverage Printer Memory Requirements Memory requirements vary depend...

Page 9: ...for users in the United States and Canada XANT provides a one year limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship on your printer See Limited Warranty later in this chapter To obtain war...

Page 10: ...urchase This warranty does not apply if the product has been damaged by accident abuse misuse misapplication or if the product has been modified without the written permission of XANT CORPORATION XANT...

Page 11: ...call your preferred XANT dealer or your XANT Consumables Sales Representative at 800 540 7091 US and Canada Your warranty and maintenance contracts are not affected by using non XANT products However...

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