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November 2007

701P47853

Xerox 82xx/83xx Wide Format Printer

Hints and Tips

Prepared by:

Xerox Corporation

Global Knowledge and Language Services

800 Phillips Road, Bldg. 0218-01A

Webster, New York 14580-9791

USA

©2007 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.

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from the software programs which are displayed on the screen such as icons, screen displays, looks, etc.

Printed in the United States of America.

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CORPORATION. Other company trademarks are also acknowledged.

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Changes are periodically made to this document. Changes, technical inaccuracies, and typographic

errors will be corrected in subsequent editions.

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82xx/83xx Hints & Tips

Paper Loading

•If changing media types, perform a distance adjustment to ensure media advances at the

right rate. An incorrect distance adjustment can result in banding or blurry lines and text.

•When loading a roll of paper lay it on a clean temporary work surface. The roll may pick

up lint or other contaminants if laid on carpet or the floor.

•Ensure the paper roll and take up roll are set firmly on the winder and un-winder. If this

is not done, the drive roller will simply turn within the roll and the paper will not be

properly let out or taken up. It is also suggested to turn the winder and un-winder to

manual or off at the end of the day or when idle for a significant amount of time to reduce

the risk of wearing out the inside of the paper rolls.

•Set the right edge of the media close to the alignment red dots to minimize the

initialization “Undefined Media” errors.

•Ensure the media is fed properly and is taut. Use two hands to press and smooth the

media down against the dryer and lower the pinch rollers with the foot switch.

•If the printer will be idle for a while (as little as 1 hour for some media), release the

pressure rolls to prevent an indentation from forming.

•It is recommended that the media be removed from the printer pinch rollers and rolled up

on the Feed Roll at the end of the day to prevent the paper from retaining the shape from

the tensioning rolls and pinch rolls.

Basic maintenance

•Do the daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning as laid out in the user guide.

•Turning on swatches will help ensure all the heads are fired routinely.

•Do not use cleaning solvent on the plastic shield. It will dissolve the plastic and it will no

longer be transparent.

•Run a nozzle check test pattern first thing in the morning. This helps ensure all color

heads are firing properly. It is also suggested to do this if the printer has been idle for

over an hour or before an especially important print job.

•When evaluating a nozzle check test pattern, your evaluation should focus on breaks in

the “Step Lines”, as shown in Figure 1. Lines or breaks in the solid bars are not

indicative of a clogged nozzle.

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Figure 1. Nozzle Check Test Pattern

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No Breaks in the Ste

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Troubleshooting

•The ink level percentages are only estimates. One of the things to check if you are

having image defects such as banding or voids is that there is ink in each of the cartridges.

•To check Ink status use the up “menu” button > select “ink Status”, this menu will show

percentages and can also be used to check presence of ink cartridges.

•If the printer GFI power cord “trips” (turns off the power going to the printer), turn off

the power switch on the printer (button must be in up position). Press the reset button on

the GFI (it may require several resets) and then turn the printer power switch back on.

•When printing large solid area coverage prints if vertical patterning is seen try reducing

the A,B,C heater temperatures by 5 C.

Error code listing – Call for Service

Control board errors

E001, E002, E007, E016 – Power machine off & on several times if error will not clear –

Call Service

Mechanical errors

E065 - E082 – If caused by media jam, clear media and power off and on printer. If error

will not clear – Call Service

Power and heater errors

E100 – E129 – Call Service

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