Canon Imageclass Mf5950dw User Guide

							7-5
\bsing
	the
	Scan
	Functions
 Note
To specify a location where the scanned i\fages are 
saved:
\fnce scanning is co\Implete, a folder is automatically displayed to 
which the scanned \Iimages are saved. By default, a folder bearing 
the scanning date is created inside the [My Pictures] folder in [My 
Documents]. (\fn Windows Vista/Windows 7, the folder is created in 
the [Pictures] folder.)
To change the scan settings:
You can re-specify the save location, file format, resolution, and 
other settings from a computer.
   e-Manual→Scanning→Scanning Paper Documents and Saving 
Them to a Computer (USB & Network Connection)→Using the 
MF Toolbox
Saving Scanned Docu\fents to USB 
Me\fory Device
You	can	save	scanned	documents	to	\bSB	memory	device	inserted	in	the	\bSB	port .
This
	section	descri\fes	the	\fasic	proc

edure.
 IMPORT\bNT
The USB \fe\fory device port on the \fachine
• The port supports USB 1.1.
•
 Do not insert an
 ything other than \IUSB memory device.
Supported file syste\fs and \fe\fory capacity
Supported file systems and memory capacity include the following.
You can have your USB memory device formatted with one of the\I
following file systems on your computer.
•
 FAT16: up t

o 2 GB
•
 FAT32: up t

o 32GB
For details, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual. 
Keys to be used for this operation
OK Start
SCAN
1 Insert \f USB memory device to the USB port.
The machine will begin to read the device when USB memo\Iry is 
inserted. Do not touch or remove the device from the port.
	 		
2 Pl\fce your document.
 “Loading Paper” (→P. 2-9)
 “Supported Document Types” (→P. 2-2)
3 Press [].
4 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
press [OK].
	 		
Select the scan type.
 Computer
 Remote Scanner
 Memory Media
   
						

							7-6
\bsing
	the
	Scan
	Functions
5 Specify the sc\fn sett\Fings b\fsed on your purpose 
of the sc\fn.
The following settings can \Ibe changed.
For details on the setting procedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
•
 Scan size
•
 Color Mode
•
 File For

mat
•
 Density
•
 \friginal or

ientation
•
 \friginal 

Type
•
 2-Sided \friginal
•
 Sharpness
•
 Data Size
The settings specif\Iied her

e are effective only for the current task. To 
apply these setting\Is to all tasks, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
6 Press [] (St\frt).
	 		
Scan Next: Press Start
 
 
Scanning starts.
When scanning fro\f the feeder, or set the 
 to  After
	scanning	the	document

,
	the	scanned	data	is	sent	to	the	\bSB	memory

.
When scanning fro\f the platen glass, or set the 
 to other than  Proceed
	to	St

ep
	7
7 To continuously sc\fn the do\Fcument, press []
(St\frt).
	 		
Scan Next: Press Start
 
 
To Cancel the scan
(1)
 Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
(2)
 Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
8 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
press [OK].
	 		
Scan Next: Press Start
 
 
The scanned data is\I sent to the USB memory.
Folder and file na\fe\Rs that can be saved
Folder	nameThe
	“SCAN_00”	folder	is	crea
 ted
	in	the	top	level	direc

tory
	(root	folder)	in	the	\bSB	memory	device

.
	Scanned	document	files	are	saved	in	this	folder
.
When	the	“SCAN_00”	folder	reaches	limit,	the	“SCAN_01”	folder	is	automa tically	crea ted.
Folders
	up	to	“SCAN_99”	are	automa

tically
	creat

ed
	when	the	curr
 ent
	wor
 king
	folder	\fecomes	full.
F

ile
	name File
	names	\fetw

een
	“SCAN0001.XX
 X”
	and	“SCAN9999.XX

X”
	are	pro
 vided.
	(“X
 XX”
	is	the	ext

ension
	for	the	file	for
 mat.)
The
	tw

o-digit
	folder	num\fer	is	pro
 vided
	in	the	fifth	and	sixth	charac

ters
	from	the	left
 .
A
	maximum	of	100	files	can	\fe	sav

ed
	in	a	folder.
 Note
When re\foving the USB \fe\fory device for\f the port
(1) Press[] (Reset).
(2)
 Press [] (Status Monitor/Cancel).
(3)
 Select  using\I [
] or [] and press [\fK].
	 	
Status Monitor/Cancel
 Device Status
 Copy/Print Job
 TX Job
 RX Job
(\b)   Select  using [] or [] and press 
[\fK].
	 	
Device Status
 Paper Information
 Remove Memory Media
 Check Counter
 Secure Print Memory 
...
(5) Remove the USB memory device.
(6)
   Press [] (Status Monitor/Cancel) after you have checked the 
details of the sele\Icted job to close the screen.
   
						

							7-7
\bsing
	the
	Scan
	Functions
E-\failing Scanned Docu\fents
Attach	scanned	documents	to	e-mails	and	send	them	to	a	specified	destination.
T
his
	section	descri\fes	the	\fasic	proc
 edure.
 Note
Preparing to Use the E-\fail Functions
You can send scanne\Id documents to your e-mail application. \IYou 
can convert scanned document\Is into TIFF files and send\I them to 
the destination (e-mail application) \Ias e-mail attachments.
Please read “Network Settings” in the e-Manual and configure your 
e-mail settings before using the e-mail function.
Keys to be used for this operation
OKStart
SCAN
1 Pl\fce your document.
 “Loading Paper” (→P. 2-9)
 “Supported Document Types” (→P. 2-2)
2 Press [].
3 Select  using [] or [] \fnd press [OK].
	 		
Select the scan type.
 Remote Scanner
 Memory Media
 E-Mail
4 Specify the destin\ftion.
Specify destinatio\Ins in the following ways.
For details on the setting procedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
•
 input directly
•
 by selecting a one

-touch key
•
 by selecting a coded dial c\Iode
•
 from the Addr

ess book
•
 under sequential broadcasting
5 Specify the sc\fn sett\Fings b\fsed on your purpose 
of the sc\fn.
The following settings can \Ibe changed.
For details on the setting procedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
•
 Scan size
•
 Color Mode
•
 File For

mat
•
 Density
•
 \friginal or

ientation
•
 \friginal 

Type
•
 2-Sided \friginal
•
 Sharpness
•
 Data Size
The settings specif\Iied her

e are effective only for the current task. To 
make the settings eff\Iective for all e-mail send
operations, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
6 Specify the e-m\fil settings \fs nee\Fded.
The following settings can \Ibe changed.
For details on the setting procedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
•
 Subject/Body
•
 Reply-to
•
 Prior

ity
The settings specif\Iied here are effective only for the current task. 
To make the settings eff\Iective for all e-mail send operatio\Ins, see  
“Scanning” in the e-Manual.
7 Press [] (St\frt).
Scanning starts. 
8 To continuously sc\fn the do\Fcument, press []
(St\frt).
	 		
Scan Next: Press Start
 
  
 Destinations: 1
 No. of TX Pages: 1
To Cancel the scan
(1)
 Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
(2)
 Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
To confir\f the destination
Select  usi\Ing [
] or [] and press [\fK].
To confir\f the nu\fber of transferred pages
Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
9 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
press [OK].
	 		
Scan Next: Press Start
 
  
 Destinations: 1
 No. of TX Pages: 1
The E-mail is sent.
   
						

							7-8
\bsing
	the
	Scan
	Functions
Sending Scanned Docu\fents to a File 
Server
Sending	scanned	documents	to	a	file	server.
This	section	descri\fes	the	\fasic	proc edure.
 Note
Preparation for Scanning (File Server)
You can send scanne\Id documents to a file server. You can convert 
scanned documents \Iinto TIFF files and send\I them a file server.
Before sending to a file server, see “Network Settings” in the 
e-Manual and configure the send setting\Is.
Keys to be used for this operation
OKStart
SCAN
1 Pl\fce your document.
 “Loading Paper” (→P. 2-9)
 “Supported Document Types” (→P. 2-2)
2 Press [].
3 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
press [OK].
	 		
Select the scan type.
 Memory Media
 E-Mail
 Windows (SMB)
4 Specify the destin\ftion.
Specify destinatio\Ins in the following ways.
For details on the setting procedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
•
 by selecting a one

-touch key
•
 by selecting a coded dial c\Iode
•
 from the Addr

ess book
5 Specify the sc\fn sett\Fings b\fsed on your purpose 
of the sc\fn.
The following settings can \Ibe changed.
For details on the setting procedure, see “Scanning” in the e-Manual.
•
 Scan size
•
 Color Mode
•
 File For

mat
•
 Density
•
 \friginal or

ientation
•
 \friginal 

Type
•
 2-Sided \friginal
•
 Sharpness
•
 Data Size
The settings specif\Iied her

e are effective only for the current task. To 
make the settings eff\Iective for all send operati\Ions, see “Scanning” in 
the e-Manual.
6 Press [] (St\frt).
Scanning starts. 
When scanning fro\f the feeder, or set the 
 to  After
	scanning	the	document

,
	the	scanned	data	is	sent	to	the	\bSB	memory

.
When scanning fro\f the platen glass, or set the 
 to other than  Proceed
	to	St

ep
	7.
7 To continuously sc\fn the do\Fcument, press []
(St\frt).
	 		
Scan Next: Press Start
 
  
 Destinations: 1
 No. of TX Pages: 1
To Cancel the scan
(1)
 Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
(2)
 Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
To confir\f the destination
Select  usi\Ing [
] or [] and press [\fK].
To confir\f the nu\fber of transferred pages
Select  using [
] or [] and press [\fK].
8 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
press [OK].
	 		
Scan Next: Press Start
 
  
 Destinations: 1
 No. of TX Pages: 1
The scanned file is \Isent.
   
						

							8-1
Ch\fpter
8
Maintenance
This	chapter	descri\fes	the	maintenance	of	this	machine,	replacement	of	the	toner	cartridges,	and	so	on.
Cle\fning the M\fchine 8-2
Cleaning the Exterior 8-2
Cleaning the Fixing Unit
 8-2
Cleaning the Platen Glass
 8-3
Cleaning the Feeder
 8-3
Cleaning the Feeder Aut

omatically
 8-3
Precautions When Cleaning the M\Iachine 8-\b
Repl\fcing Toner C\frtridges 8-5
When a Message Appears 8-5
When White Str eaks Appear on the\I \futput or the \futp\Iut Is Partially 
Faded
 8-5
About the Supplied Toner C

artridge
 8-6
About Replacement T

oner Cartridge
 8-6
Handling Toner C

artridge
 8-6
Storing 

Toner Cartridges
 8-7
Using the Toner Sa

ver Mode
 8-7
Purchasing C

onsumables
 8-7
Befor

e Replacing the Toner Cartridge
 8-8
Replacing the T

oner Cartridge
 8-8
Precautions When Replacing Toner Cartridge 8-9
Recycling Used C\frtridges 8-11
The Clean Earth Campaign 8-11
U.S.A. PR\fGRA M
 8-11
Packaging 8-11
Shipping
 8-12
CANADA PR\fGRAM-CANADA PR\fGRAMME 8-13
Reloc\fting the M\fchine 8-14
Precautions When Relocating the Machine 8-15
   
						

							8-2
Maintenance
Cleaning the Exterior
Clean	the	exterior	of	the	machine	and	ventilation	slots.
1 Turn OFF the power switch \fnd disconnect the 
power cord.
2 Cle\fn the exterior of the m\fchine \Fwith \f soft, well 
wrung out cloth d\fmpe\Fned with w\f ter or mild 
detergent diluted with w\fter.
	 		
3 W\fit for the m\fchine to dry completely before 
rec
onnecting the power cord, \fnd then turn ON 
the power.
Cleaning the Fixing Unit
The	fixing	unit	may	\fe	dirty	under	the	following	conditions.	In	
such	case,	clean	the	fixing	unit.
•	

When
	\flack	streaks	appear	on	the	output
•	 W

hen
	the	toner	cartr
 idge
	is	replac
 ed
Keys to be used for this operation
OK
Menu
1 Press [] (Menu).
2 Select  using [] or 
[
] \fnd press [OK].
	 		
 Menu
  Scan Settings
  USB Direct Print Se
...
  Printer Settings
  Adjustment/Maintenan
3 Select  using [] or [] \fnd 
press [OK].
	 		
 Adjustment/Maintenance
  Toner Saver Mode
  Black Text Processi
...
  Special Processing
  Clean Fixing Unit
4 Check if the supported p\fper is set in th\Fe p\fper 
dr\f
wer \fnd press [OK].
	 		
Supported Paper:
Size: A4, LTR
Type: Plain, Plain L
OK
5 Check the procedure shown in the displ\fy \fnd 
press [
OK].
*	 The	cleaning	paper	will	\fe	prin ted.
			
Steps (Stare:Press OK)
1. Print Clean. Sheet
2. Start Cleaning
6 Lo\fd the cle\fning p\fper\F to the multi-purpose\F tr\fy 
with the bl\fck b\fnd si\Fde up.
	 		
7 Check the screen \fnd press [OK].
The cleaning begins. It takes approximately 80 seconds to 
complete the process.
	 		
Place the cleaning
sheet with the print
face up in the mulch-
purpose tray, and
press OK.
*	 We	recommend	that	plain	paper	\fe	loaded	when	cleaning	the	fixing	unit.
When the cleaning d\Roes not start
You cannot use this\I function when jobs are stored in memory.
8 Press [] (Menu) to close the menu screen.
Cleaning the Machine
     
						

							8-3
Maintenance
Cleaning the Platen Glass
Follow	this	procedure	to	clean	the	platen	glass	and	under	
surface	of	the	feeder
.
1 Turn OFF the power switch \fnd disconnect the 
power cord.
2 Open the feeder.
	 		
3 Cle\fn the pl\ften gl\fss \fnd the unde\Fr surf\fce of 
the feeder
.
(1) Clean the areas with a cloth da\Impened with water .
(2)
 Wipe the areas with a sof
 t, dry cloth.
			
4 Close the feeder.
5 Connect the power cord \fnd turn ON the power 
switch.
Cleaning the Feeder
If	your	document	has	\flack	streaks	or	appear	dirty	after	it	has	
\feen	scanned	from	the	feeder

,
	the	roller	inside	the	feeder	may	
\fe	dirt

y.
	Clean	the	feeder	scanning	area	and	rollers
 .
1 Turn OFF the power switch \fnd disconnect the 
power cord.
2 Open the feeder cover.
	 		
3 Cle\fn the rollers (A) inside the feeder with \f well 
wrung out cloth d\fmpe\Fned with w\f
ter \fnd wipe 
them with \f soft, dry cloth.
	 		
(A)
4 Close the feeder cover.
	 		
5 Connect the power cord \fnd turn ON the power 
switch.
Cleaning the Feeder \buto\fatically
If	your	document	has	\flack	streaks	or	appears	dirty	after	it	has	
\feen	scanned	from	the	feeder

,
	the	rollers	inside	the	feeder	
may	\fe	dirt

y.
	Clean	the	roller	using	\flank	paper.
Keys to be used for this operation
OK
Menu
1 Press [] (Menu).
2 Select  using [] or
[
] \fnd press [OK].
	 		
 Menu
  Scan Settings
  USB Direct Print Se
...
  Printer Settings
  Adjustment/Maintenan
   
						

							8-4
Maintenance
3 Select  using [] or [] \fnd press 
[OK].
	 		
 Adjustment/Maintenance
  Black Text Processi...
  Special Processing
  Clean Fixing Unit
  Clean Feeder
4 Lo\fd 10 sheets of A4 or\F Letter size pl\fin p\fper in 
the feeder
, \fnd then press [OK].
The cleaning begins. It takes approximately \b\b seconds to 
complete the process.
	 		
Clean Feeder
Load 10 sheets of A4
or LTR in feeder.
 Start 	
		
5 Press [] (Menu) to close the menu screen.
Precautions When Cleaning the Machine
Before	cleaning	the	machine,	note	the	following.
•	 Make
	sure	that	no	jo\fs	are	stor
 ed
	in	memory	\fefor
 e
	turning	OFF	the	pow

er
	switch	and	disconnec
 ting
	the	power	cor

d.
•	 \bse
	a	soft	cloth	to	av

oid
	scra
 tching
	the	componen
 ts.
•	 Do
	not	clean	the	machine	componen

ts
	with	tissue	paper,	paper	to

wels,
	or	similar	mat
 erials.
	These	mat
 erials
	tend	to	stick	to	the	componen

ts
	or	genera
 te
	static	charges
 .
 NOTE 
\bbout sending or receiving faxes
When the power plug is unplugge\Id, the machine cann\Iot send or 
receive faxes.
When a job is waiting to be printed
The job is deleted when you turn \fFF the power switch.
\bbout jobs stored in \fe\fory
Jobs can be stored in memory for approximately an hour after the 
power plug has been unp\Ilugged. To view jobs stored in memory, 
see the following.
 
 “Managing Faxes Stored in Memory” (→P. 6-18)
 
 C\bUTION
Precautions to take when cleaning the\R feeder
Do not dampen the c\Iloth too much, as this m\Iay tear the 
document or damage\I the machine.
Precautions to take when closing the \Rfeeder
Be careful not to get your fingers caught\I.
Precautions to take when you get toner onto your 
hands or into clothing
If toner gets on your hands or clothi\Ing, wash them 
immediately with cold water.
The toner sets onto hands or into clothing if you try to wash 
it with warm water. \fnce it is set, y\Iou can hardly remove the 
toner stains.
   
						

							8-5
Maintenance
Toner	cartridges	are	consuma\fles.	When	the	toner	\fecomes	
nearly	empty	or	has	run	out	complet
ely
	in	the	middle	of	a	
jo\f	run,	a	message	appears	on	the	screen,	or	the	follo

wing
	
pro\flems	may	occur

.
	Take	the	appropr
 iate
	action	acc
 ordingly.
 ●\b \fessage appears on the screen	“When	a	Message	Appears ”	(→ P.	8-5)
 ●White str

eaks appear on the output, or the output is\R 
partially faded.
		“When	White	Str eaks	Appear	on	the	Output	or	the	Output	Is	Par
tially	Faded ”	(→ P.	8-5)
 IMPORT\bNT 
\bbout toner cartridges
For more information on toner cartridges, see the following 
sections.
 “About the Supplied Toner Cartridge” (→P. 8-6)
 “About Replacement Toner Cartridge” (→P. 8-6)
 “Handling Toner Cartridge” (→P. 8-6)
 “Storing Toner Cartridges” (→P. 8-7)
 “Using the Toner Saver Mode” (→P. 8-7)
 “Purchasing Consumables” (→P. 8-7)
*
 The av
 erage yield of replacement toner cartridges varies from 
that of the supplie\Id toner cartridge.
When a Message \bppears
When	the	toner	\fecomes	nearly	empty	in	the	middle	of	a	jo\f	
run,	a	message	appears	on	the	screen.
Mess\fge When the 
mess\fge is  displ\fyed  on the 
screen Descriptions \fnd Solutions
 When
	the	ton
er	car
tridge	nee

ds
	a	rep

lacement
	soo

n.Shake
	the	ton

er
	car
 tridge
	to	eve
 nly
	dis

tri\fute
	the	ton
 er
	ins
 ide
	the	car
 tridge.		“Before	Replacing	the	Ton
er	Car tridge”	(→ P.	8-8
)
We
	rec

ommend
	tha
 t
	the	ton
 er
	car
 tridge
	\fe
re

placed
	\fef
 ore
	pri
 nting
	hig
 h-volume
documents.
		“Replacing	the	Ton er	Car tridge”	(→ P.	8-8 )
 IMPORT\bNT 
When white streaks appear on the output, or the output 
is partially faded
When white streaks appear on the\I output or the out\Iput is partially 
faded, the toner cartridge has almost reached the end of \Iits life, 
even if no message a\Ippears on the screen. When the print quality 
becomes unacceptable\I, see the following to fix the problem.
  “When White Streaks Appear on the\I \futput or the \futp\Iut Is 
Par
tially Faded” (→P. 8-5)
When White Streaks \bppear on the 
Output or the Output Is Partially Faded
When	the	toner	nearly	runs	out,	white	streaks	appear	on	the	
output,	or	the	output	is	partially	faded. 	
*	
No	message	appears	on	the	screen,	if	the	toner	nearly	runs	out.	Replace	the	toner	cartr

idge
	when	white	streaks	appear	on	the	output,	or	the	output	is	partially	faded.
*	 D

o
	not	perf
 orm
	
	in	such	situations	a\fove

.
	Ev
 en
	you	try	to	adjust	using	this	function,	the	condition	may	not	\fe	impro

ved.
When	this	pro\flem	occurs
Follow	the	steps	in	the	procedure	\felow	\fefore	replacing	
the	toner	cartr
idge.
	The	machine	con
 tinues
	prin
 ting
	until	
the	toner	runs	out	complet

ely.
		“Before	Replacing	the	Toner	Car tridge”	(→ P.	8-8)
When
	the	prin
 t
	quality	is	still	unacc
 epta\fle
If	the	pro\flem	persists	after	you	have	followed	the	steps	in	
the	proc
edure
	\felow
 ,
	replac
 e
	the	toner	cartr
 idge.
		“Replacing	the	Toner	Cartridge”	(→ P.	8-8)
Replacing Toner Cartridges
    
						

							8-6
Maintenance
\bbout the Supplied Toner Cartridge
The	average	yield	of	the	toner	cartridge	that	comes	with	the	
machine	is	as	follo
ws.
Canon Cartridge 
119 Average	yield*1	:	2,100	sheets
*1	 The	average	yield	is	on	the	\fasis	of	“ISO/IEC	19752”*2	when	printing	A4	size	paper	with	the	default	prin
t	density	setting.*2	 “ISO/IEC	19752”	is	the	glo\fal	standard	rela ted	to	“Method	for	the	deter
mination	of	toner	cartr idge	yield	for	monochroma tic	electrophot

ographic
	prin
 ters
	and	multi-function	devices	that	contain	prin

ter
	componen
 ts”
	issued	\fy	ISO	(In
 ternational
	Organization	for	Standar

dization).
The	average	yield	of	the	replacement	toner	cartridge	varies	
from	that	of	the	supplied	toner	cartr
 idge.
\bbout Replace\fent Toner Cartridge
Purchase	replacement	toner	cartridges	from	your	local	
authorized	Canon	dealer.
\b

se
	the	ta\fle	\felow	as	a	guide	for	replacing	the	toner	
cartridge

.
	Note	that	you	may	need	to	replac
 e
	the	toner	
cartridge	earlier	than	the	suggested	replac

ement
	int
 erval,
	
depending	on	where	the	machine	is	installed,	what	kinds	of	
paper	used	for	prin

ting,
	and	what	types	of	documents	that	you	
are	prin

ting.
C\fnon genuine toner c\frtridge Repl\fcement Interv\fls
Canon	Cartridge	119 Aver
age	yield*1:	2,100	sheets
Canon
	Car

tridge
	119	II A

verage
	yield*1:	6,400	sheets
*1	 The	average	yield	is	on	the	\fasis	of	“ISO/IEC	19752”*2	when	printing	A4	size	paper	with	the	default	prin
t	density	setting.	 *2		“ISO/IEC	19752”	is	the	glo\fal	standard	rela ted	to	“Method	for	the	deter
mination	of	toner	cartr idge	yield	for	monochroma tic	electrophot

ographic
	prin
 ters
	and	multi-function	devices	that	contain	prin

ter
	componen
 ts”
	issued	\fy	ISO	(In
 ternational
	Organization	for	Standar

dization).
 IMPORT\bNT 
\bbout replace\fent toner cartridges
For optimum print quality, when you replace the toner cartridge, 
using Canon genuine one i\Is recommended.
Model n\fme  Supported C\fnon Genuine Toner C\frtridge
MF5960dn/
MF5950dwCanon	Car
tridge	119
Canon
	Car
 tridge
	119	II
Handling Toner Cartridge
Note	the	following	when	handling	the	toner	cartridge.
 IMPORT\bNT 
Handling toner cartridges
• Keep the toner cartridge away from computer screens, disk 
drives, and floppy disks. They may be damaged by magnet 
which is in inside\I of the toner cartridge. 
•
 Avoid locations subjec\I

t to high temperature, high humidity, or 
rapid changes in t\Iemperature.
•
 Do not expose the t\Ioner car

tridge to direct sunlight or bright 
light for more than five minutes.
•
 Store the t

oner cartridge in its protective bag. Do not open 
the bag until you are ready to install the toner cartridge in the 
machine.
•
 Keep the prot

ective bag for the toner cartridge. They are 
required when transporting the machine.
•
 Do not stor

e the toner cartridge in a salty atmosphere or where 
there are corrosive gases such as fr\Iom aerosol sprays.
•
 Do not remo

ve the toner cartridge from the machine 
unnecessarily.
•
 Print qualit

y may deteriorate if the drum surface is exposed to 
light or is damaged\I.
•
 Always hold the toner car

tridge by its handle to avoid touching 
the drum.
•
 Do not place the toner car

tridge in an upright or an upside \I
down position. If the toner is kept upright or upside down, the 
toner will solidify a\Ind may not return to its original condition 
even if it is shaken.
•
 When disposing of \Ia used toner cartr

idge, place the toner 
container into its protective bag to prevent the toner from 
scattering, and then dispose\I of the toner cartridge according to 
local regulations.
Be careful of counterfeit toner cartridges.
Please be aware that there are counterfeit Canon toner cartridges 
in the marketplace.
Use of counterfeit toner cartridge may result in poor print quality or 
machine performance.
Canon is not responsible for any malfunction, accident or \Idamage 
caused by the use of count\Ierfeit toner cartridge.
For more information, see http:/\I/www.canon.com/counterfeit.
 C\bUTION
If toner leaks fro\f the toner cartridge
Be careful not to inhale the toner or allow it to come into 
direct contact with your skin. If the toner comes into contact 
with your skin, wash with soap\I. If the skin becomes irritated 
or you inhale the toner, consult a physician immediately.
When re\foving a toner cartridge
Make sure to remove it carefully. If not removed with care, 
the toner powder may scatter and come in con\Itact with 
your eyes and mouth. If toner gets into your eyes or mouth, 
wash them immediat\Iely with cold water and consult a 
physician. 
Keep the toner cartridge away fro\f s\fall children.
If the toner or other parts are ingested, consult a physician 
immediately. 
Do not disasse\fble \Rthe toner cartridge. 
The toner may scatter and get into your eyes or mouth. If 
toner gets into your eyes or mouth, wash \Ithem immediately 
with cold water and consult a ph\Iysician.
 W\bRNING
Do not place the toner cartridge in fire.
This may cause toner remaining inside th\Ie cartridge to ignite 
and result in burns.