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    							9-1
    Ch\fpter
    9
    Troubleshooting
    This	chapter	descri\fes	solutions	for	cases	such	as	paper	jam	and	when	pro\flems	are	not	
    solved.
    Cle\fring J\fms 9-2
    Document Jams in the Feeder 9-2
    Paper Jams in the \futput A\Ir ea
     9-\b
    Paper Jams in the M
    
    ulti-Purpose Tray
     9-\b
    Paper Jams in the P
    
    aper Drawer (Drawer 1 or 2)
     9-\b
    Paper Jams in the Back C
    
    over and Duplex Unit
     9-5
    Paper Jams in the F
    
    ront Cover
     9-6
    Paper Jams in the 2-sided\I 
    
    Transport Guide
     9-7
    Onscreen Mess\fge 9-8
    \brror Codes
     9-8
    When  Appe\frs
     9-11
    Troubleshooting
     9-12
    Check the Following First 9-12
    Is the power switched \fN? 9-12
    Has the power swit ch been just turned \fN?
     9-12
    Is the machine in t\Ihe sleep mode?
     9-12
    Are the settings proper
    
    ly configured?
     9-12
    Is the Error indicat
    
    or on or blinking?
     9-12
    Does a message appe\Iar on the screen?
     9-13
    Is the telephone line conne\Ict
    
    ed or configured properly?
     9-13
    If You Cannot Solve a Problem 9-13
    When \f Power F\filure Occurs 9-14
    Printing R esults Are Not Good
     9-15
    Paper Curls 9-15
    Paper Creases
     9-16
    Vertical Str
    
    eaks Appear on the\I \futput
     9-17
    Toner Smudges and S\Ipatters Appear ar
    
    ound Text and Images
     9-18
    The Bott
    
    om Edge of Paper or  
    Following Paper Has Smudge Marks
     9-18
    A Portion of the P
    
    age Is Not Printed
     9-19
    When \f Problem C\fnnot Be Resolved 9-20
    Customer Support (U.S.A.) 9-20
    Customer Suppor t (Canada)
     9-20
       
    						
    							9-2
    Trou\fleshooting
    See “Maintenance and Inspections” (→P. xv) in “Important 
    Safety Instructions” as well.
    Keys to be used for this operation
    	appears	on	the	screen,	a	paper	jam	has	occurred	
    in	the	feeder	or	somewhere	inside	the	machine.	To	remo
    ve
    	the	
    jammed	document	or	paper,	follo
    
    w
    	the	onscreen	instructions
     .
    	“Document	Jams	in	the	Feeder”	(→ P.	9-2)
    	“Paper	Jams	in	the	Output	Area”	(→ P.	9-4)
    	“Paper	Jams	in	the	Multi-Purpose	Tra y”	(→ P.	9-4)
    	“Paper	Jams	in	the	Paper	Drawer	(Dra wer	1	or	2)”	(→ P.	9-4)
    	“Paper	Jams	in	the	Back	Cover	and	Duple x	\bnit”	(→ P.	9-5)
    	“Paper	Jams	in	the	Front	Co ver”	(→ P.	9-6)
    	“Paper	Jams	in	the	2-sided	Transpor t	Guide”	(→ P.	9-7)
     IMPORT\bNT 
    Perfor\f the operation while the \fachi\Rne is still ON
    If it is turned \fFF, the data that is\I printing will be erase\Id.
    If the ja\f\fed paper is torn
    Remove all torn pieces of paper \Ito avoid further jams.
    If paper ja\fs occur repeatedly
    Check the followings.
    •
     Fan the paper stack\I and tap the edge \Ion a flat surface t
    
    o align 
    the paper before loading it into the machine.
    •
     Make sur
    
    e that the paper y\Iou are using meets the \Irequirements 
    for use.
     e-Manual → Specifications → Paper → Supported Paper Types
    •
     Make sur
     e that you have removed all scraps of pa\Iper from the 
    inside of the mach\Iine.
    Do not touch the high-voltage contacts (\b) or the 
    electrical contacts (B)
    This may result in damage to the machine.
    	 		(A)
    (B)
    Do not touch the transfer roller (C)
    This may result in deterioration of print quality.
    	 		
    (C)
    Do not touch the feeder roller (D)
    This may result in malfunctions or damage to the machine.
    	 		
    (D)
     NOTE 
    Do not force the ja\f\fed docu\fent or paper out of the 
    \fachine.
    Contact your local authorized Canon dealer or the \ICanon help line 
    for assistance, if needed.
    Docu\fent Ja\fs in the Feeder
    Follow	onscreen	instructions	as	well	as	the	ones	provided	in	
    this	section	to	remo
    
    ve
    	jammed	documents
     .
    1 Press [].
    			
      Paper jam.
    Press [  ] to
    display steps.
    2 Remove the document lo\fded in the feeder.
    3 Open the feeder cover.
    	 		
    Clearing Ja\fs
        
    						
    							9-3
    Trou\fleshooting
    4 Move the rele\fse lever (A) to the position shown 
    in the figure.
    	 		
    (A)
    5 Remove the j\fmmed document by pulling it 
    gently
    .
    	 		
    6 Open the inner cover.
    	 		
    7 Remove the j\fmmed document by pulling it 
    gently
    .
    	 		
    8 Lift the document feeder tr\fy \fnd remove the 
    document b
    y pulling it gently.
    	 		
    (A)
    9 Put the document feeder tr\fy b\fck into pl\fce.
    	 		
    10 Close inner cover.
    	 		
    11 Close the feeder cover.
    	 		
    12 Open the feeder or the pl\ften gl\fss cover \fnd 
    remo
    ve the document by pulling it gently.
    	 		
    13 Close the feeder or the pl\ften gl\fss cover gently.
    14 Pl\fce document in the feeder.
       
    						
    							9-4
    Trou\fleshooting
    Paper Ja\fs in the Output \brea
    Referring	to	the	procedure	on	the	display,	follow	the	steps	
    \felow	to	remo
    ve
    	jammed	paper.
    1 Press [].
    	 		
      Paper jam.
    Press [  ] to
    display steps.
    (End: Press OK)
    2 Lift the sc\fnning pl\ftform.
    	 		
    3 Remove the j\fmmed p\fper by pulling it out 
    gently
    .
    	 		
    4 Lower the sc\fnning pl\ftform.
    5 When the following screen \fppe\frs, select  
    using [
    ] \fnd press [OK].
    The machine is ready to print.
    	 		
    Is all of the jammed
    paper removed?
    Yes No
    Paper Ja\fs in the Multi-Purpose Tray
    Referring	to	the	procedure	on	the	display,	follow	the	steps	
    \felow	to	remo
    
    ve
    	jammed	paper.
    1 Press [].
    	 		
      Paper jam.
    Press [  ] to
    display steps.
    (End: Press OK)
    2 Remove the j\fmmed p\fper by pulling it out 
    gently
    .
    If it cannot be removed easily, do not pull it ou\It forcibly. Perform 
    the procedure at the position \Ithat is indicated on the message \I
    display.
    	 		
    3 When the following screen \fppe\frs, select  
    using [
    ] \fnd press [OK].
    The machine is ready to print.
    	 		
    Is all of the jammed
    paper removed?
    Yes No
    Paper Ja\fs in the Paper Drawer (Drawer 
    1 or 2)
    Referring	to	the	procedure	on	the	display,	follow	the	steps	
    \felow	to	remo
    
    ve
    	jammed	paper.
    1 Press [].
    Press [\fK] to exit the operati\Ion screen.
    	 		
      Paper jam.
    Press [  ] to
    display steps.
    (End: Press OK)
       
    						
    							9-5
    Trou\fleshooting
    2 Pull out the p\fper dr\fwer h\flfw\fy.
    			
    If paper is jammed \Iin the optional pap\Ier drawer (Drawer 2), also 
    pull out this drawer halfway.
    3 Remove the j\fmmed p\fper by pulling it out 
    gently
    .
    	 		
    4 Set the p\fper dr\fwer.
    If the optional pape\Ir drawer (Drawer 2) is installed, close the 
    optional paper drawer also.
    5 When the following screen \fppe\frs, select  
    using [
    ] \fnd press [OK].
    The machine is ready to print.
    	 		
    Is all of the jammed
    paper removed?
    Yes No
    Paper Ja\fs in the Back Cover and Duplex 
    Unit
    Referring	to	the	procedure	on	the	display,	follow	the	steps	
    \felow	to	remo
    
    ve
    	jammed	paper.
    1 Press [].
    	 		
      Paper jam.
    Press [  ] to
    display steps.
    (End: Press OK)
    2 Open the b\fck cover.
    	 		
    3 Remove the j\fmmed p\fper by pulling it out 
    gently
    .
    	 		
    4 Close the b\fck cover.
    5 Open the lower re\fr cover.
    	 		
    6 Remove the j\fmmed p\fper by pulling it out 
    gently
    .
    	 		
    7 Close the lower re\fr cover.
    8 When the following screen \fppe\frs, select  
    using [
    ] \fnd press [OK].
    The machine is ready to print.
    	 		
    Is all of the jammed
    paper removed?
    Yes No
       
    						
    							9-6
    Trou\fleshooting
    Paper Ja\fs in the Front Cover
    1 Press [].
    Press [\fK] to exit the operati\Ion screen.
    			
      Paper jam.
    Press [  ] to
    display steps.
    Close back cover
    if it is open.
    2 If you \fre using the multi-pu\Frpose tr\fy, close it.
    	 		
    3 Open the front cover while holding down the 
    open button.
    	 		
    (A)
    4 Remove the toner c\frtridge.
    Immediately place the toner cartridge into the original protective 
    bag or wrap it with\I a thick cloth.
    5 Hold the green t\fbs ( A), \fnd push the tr\fnsport 
    guide forw\frd \fnd down.
    Do not take your hands off the \Itransport guide until it ha\Is reached 
    the original position in St\Iep 7.
    	 		
    6 Remove the j\fmmed p\fper by pulling it out 
    gently
    .
    Remove it as horizontally as possible s\Io that loose toner does not 
    spill out.
    	 		
    7 Slowly move the tr\fnsport guide to its origin\fl 
    position.
    8 Hold the p\frt where the g reen se\fl is \ftt\fched 
    \fnd open the roller cover.
    	 		
    9 Remove the document by pulling it gently.
    	 		
    10 Put the roller cover b\fck in pl\fce gently.
    11 Insert the toner c\frtridge.
    Fit (A) on both sides of\I the toner cartridge into the guides located 
    on both sides of th\Ie machine and slide\I the toner cartridge into the 
    machine until the t\Ioner cartridge comes to rest and is held aga\Iinst 
    the back of the mac\Ihine.
    	 		
    (A)
    (A)
    12 Close the front cover.
       
    						
    							9-7
    Trou\fleshooting
    Paper Ja\fs in the 2-sided \RTransport Guide
    1 Press [].
    Press [\fK] to exit the operati\Ion screen.
    			
      Paper jam.
    Press [  ] to
    display steps.
    (End: Press OK)
    2 Pull out the p\fper dr\fwer.
    	 		
    3 Holding the green t\fbs ( A), open the 2-sided \F
    tr\fnsport guide.
    	 		
    (A)
    4 Remove the j\fmmed p\fper by pulling it out 
    gently
    .
    	 		
    5 Holding the green t\fbs , close the 2-sided 
    tr\fnsport guide securely.
    Make sure that both ends of\I the paper exit gu\Iide are closed.
    	 		
    6 Set the p\fper dr\fwer.
    7 When the following screen \fppe\frs, select  
    using [
    ] \fnd press [OK].
    The machine is ready to print.
    	 		
    Is all of the jammed
    paper removed?
    Yes No
       
    						
    							9-8
    Trou\fleshooting
    If	messages	appear,	see	the	following	and	solve	the	pro\flem.
    		e-Manual	→	Trou\fleshooting	→	Onscreen	Messages	
    An	err
    or
    	code	is	a	3-dig
     it
    	code	rec
     orded
    	in	the	err
     or
    	log	when	an	err
     or
    	occurs
     .
    You
    	can	view	the	code	in	the	follo
    
    wing
    	repor
     ts
    	and	log:
    Error codes•	 Error	send	repor t
    •	 Error	rec eive	repor t
    •	 Jo\f	histor y	display ed	on	the	syst em	status	screen	
    
    
    
    Error Report (Send)
    Send job resulted in error\f
    Job No\f
    Address
    N\bme
    St\brt Time
    C\bll Length
    Sheets
    Result 0123
    0123456789
    n\bme
    01/01 02:07 AM
    0115
    1
    NG
    #018  Busy/No Sign\bl           
    Error code
    01/01/2011 02:07 PM  FAX
    123XXXXXXXCANON P\f0001
    For	more	information	on	the	reports,	refer	to	the	following.
    		e-Manual	→	Basic	Operation	→	Printing	the	Report	Automatically	
    For	details	on	the	err
    
    or
    	code
     ,
    	see	the	follo
     wing.
    #001Pro\flem A	document	jam	has	occur red.
    Action Remove	the	jammed	document .
    #003 Pro\flem The
    	machine	is	taking	consider
    
    a\fle
    	time	to	send	high-v
     olume
    	data.
    A
    
    ction
    	1 R
     educe
    	the	scan	resolution	and	try	to	send	the	document	again.
    Ac
    
    tion
    	2 R
     educe
    	the	scan	resolution	or	ask	the	sender	to	split	the	document	int
     o
    	smaller	su\fsets	and	send	one	su\fset	at	a	time.
    #005 P
    
    ro\flem
    	1 T
     he
    	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine	did	not	respond	within	35	seconds
     .
    Action Repeat
    	the	sending	proc
    
    edure
    	from	the	\feginning
     .
    	Additionally
     ,
    	ask	the	recipien
     t
    	to	check	the	fax	machine.	When	making	an	ov
    
    erseas
    	call,	add	a	pause	to	the	fax	num\fer.
    P
    
    ro\flem
    	2 T
     he
    	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine	may	not	\fe	a	G3	fax	machine.
    A
    
    ction Make
    	sure	the	rec
    
    eiving
    	fax	machine	is	a	G3	fax	machine.	If	it	is	a	G3	fax	machine,	send	the	document	again.	Other
     wise,
    	switch	to	the	communica
    
    tion
    	mode	support
     ed
    	\fy	the	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine	and	send	the	document	again.
    #012 Pr
    
    o\flem The
    	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine	is	out	of	paper.
    A
    
    ction Make
    	sure	that	there	is	enough	paper	loaded	in	the	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine's	paper	tra
     y.
    #018 Pro\flem
    	1 No	response	is	o\ftained	aft
    
    er
    	redialing	the	num\fer.	The	line	may	\fe	\fusy	or	disconnec
     ted.
    Action Wait
    	a	few	seconds	\fefor
    
    e
    	trying	to	dial	the	num\fer	again.	Make	sure	that	the	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine	is	ready	to	rec
     eive
    	a	document	if	you	still	cannot	send	a	fax.	Wait	a	few	more	seconds	\fefor
    
    e
    	trying	to	dial	the	num\fer	again	if	the	line	is	still	\fusy.
    Pr
    
    o\flem
    	2 Y
     ou
    	cannot	send	a	fax	\fecause	the	line	is	\fusy	or	disconnec
     ted.
    Action Make
    	sure	that	the	rec
    
    eiving
    	fax	machine	is	ready	to	rec
     eive
    	a	document	and	try	to	dial	the	num\fer	again.
    Pr
    
    o\flem
    	3 T
     he
    	settings	configur
     ed
    	on	the	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine	may	not	\fe	the	same	with	your	fax	machine.
    A
    
    ction Make
    	sure	that	the	rec
     eiving
    	fax	machine	is	ready	to	rec
     eive
    	a	document	and	try	to	dial	the	num\fer	again.
    Pr
    
    o\flem
    	4 No	pause	was	added	to	the	fax	num\fer	when	sending	a	fax	ov
     erseas.
    Action Add
    	a	pause	aft
    
    er
    	the	coun
     try
    	code	or	in	fron
     t
    	of	the	fax	num\fer	and	dial	the	num\fer	again.	When	sending	a	fax	to	a	destination	reg
    
    istered
    	in	a	one-t
     ouch
    	key,	switch	to	the	ov
     erseas
    	transmission	mode	on	the	detailed	setup	screen.
    Onscreen Message
    Error Codes
       
    						
    							9-9
    Trou\fleshooting
    #022Pro\flem You
    	are	restr
     icted
    	to	send	faxes	from	your	comput
     er.
    Action You	need	to	disa\fle	the	restr
    iction.	Con tact	your	administra tor	for	more	infor mation.		e-Manual	→	Secur
    ity	→	Restr icting	to	Specify	Destina tions	and	\bse	the	Sending	Func tions		→	Restr icting	to	Send	Fax es	from	Your	Comput
    er	
    #037Pro\flem
    	1 T
    
    he
    	machine	memory	is	full.
    A
    
    ction Print,
    	send,	or	delete	any	documents	stor
     ed
    	in	memory
     .
    Pro\flem
    	2 T
    
    he
    	data	size	ex
     ceeds
    	the	machine's	memory	capacity
     .
    Action Reduce
    	the	data	resolution	or	change	the	file	for
    
    mat
    	to	reduc
     e
    	the	data	size
     .
    Pro\flem
    	3 T
    
    he
    	memory	is	full	when	using	the	secure	prin
     ting.
    Action Print
    	the	documents	in	sever
    
    al
    	\fat
     ches
    	or	send	the	jo\f	without	using	the	secure	prin
     ting.
    		e-Manual	→	Security	→	Entering	PIN	for	Printing	(Secure	Printing)	→	Setting	Secure	Printing
    #054 Pro\flem
    	1 A
    
    n
    	a\f\frevia
     tion
    	of	the	sender's	name	or	sender's	fax	num\fer	is	not	reg
     istered
    	when	the	sender	sends	a	fax	from	a	comput
     er.
    Action Register
    	an	a\f\frevia
    
    tion
    	of	the	sender's	name	as	well	as	the	sender's	fax	num\fer.
    P
    
    ro\flem
    	2 The	destination	num\fer	is	more	than	40	digits	long	when	sending	a	fax	from	a	comput
    
    er
    	or	importing	from	the	address	\fook.
    Ac
    
    tion Reduce
    	the	num\fer	of	digits	to	less	than	40.
    #099 Pr
    
    o\flem A
    	jo\f	curr
     ently
    	\feing	proc
     essed
    	has	\feen	canceled	manually.
    A
    
    ction Try
    	to	send	or	rec
     eive
    	the	document	again.
    #408 Pr
    
    o\flem
    	1 T
    
    he
    	memory	media	was	disconnec
     ted
    	while	it	was	\feing	writt
     en
    	to
     ,
    	and	writing	failed.
    A
    
    ction Check
    	to	see	if	the	memory	media	was	disconnec
     ted,
    	and	try	writing	again.
    Pr
    
    o\flem
    	2 A
    
    n
    	err
     or
    	occurs	when	transf
     erring
    	images	to	memory	media,	and	images	cannot	\fe	transf
     erred
    	normally
     .
    Action Check
    	the	memory	media	status
    
    ,
    	and	then	repea
     t
    	the	opera
     tion.
    Pro\flem
    	3 T
    
    he
    	connec
     ted
    	memory	media	is	for
     matted
    	with	an	unsupport
     ed
    	file	syst
     em.
    Action Make
    	sure	that	the	memory	media	is	for
    
    matted
    	with	a	file	syst
     em
    	that	is	support
     ed
    	\fy	the	machine	(FA
     T16
    	or	FA
     T32).
    #701 Pro\flem
    	1 F
    
    ailed
    	the	authentica
     tion
    	of	ID	or	PIN	in	the	Depar
     tmental
    	ID	Managemen
     t.
    Action Specify
    	the	cor
    
    rect
    	dept.	ID	or	PIN	and	redo	the	authentica
     tion.
    Pro\flem
    	2 T
    
    he
    	jo\fs	with	unkno
     wn
    	IDs	are	restr
     icted.
    Action Need
    	to	deactiv
    
    ate
    	the	restr
     iction.
    	Con
     tact
    	the	syst
     em
    	manager	(administra
     tor)
    	for	the	details	e-Manual	→	Security	→	Specifying	the	Setting	for	Department	ID	Management	→	Specifying	Whether	or	Not	to	Rec eive	a	Pr
    int	Jo\f	from	an	\bnkno wn	ID
    #703 Pr
    o\flem The
    	image	reg
     ion
    	in	the	memory	is	full.	Cannot	writ
     e.
    Action
    	1 W
    
    ait
    	until	other	TX	jo\fs	are	complet
     ed
    	\fefor
     e
    	resending
     .
    Action
    	2 D
    
    elete
    	the	documents	sav
     ed
    	in	the	memory
     .
    	If	it	still	does	not	wor
     k,
    	please	turn	the	machine	OFF	and	then	ON	again.
    Ac
    
    tion
    	3 Split	the	document	int
     o
    	smaller	su\fsets	and	send	it.
    #752 P
    
    ro\flem
    	1 T
    
    he
    	SMTP	serv
     er
    	name	setting	is	incor
     rect.
    Action Select
    	the	appropr
    
    iate
    	SMTP	serv
     er
    	name.	e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Setting	the	Machine	to	Be	A\fle	To	Send	Scanned	Documen ts		→	Configur ing	E-Mail	Send	Settings
    P
    ro\flem
    	2 T
    
    he
    	domain	name	setting	is	incor
     rect.
    Action Select
    	the	appropr
    
    iate
    	domain	name.	e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Additional	Network	Settings	→	Setting	IPv4	DNS	e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Additional	Network	Settings	→	Setting	IPv6	DNS
    Pro\flem
    	3 T
    
    he
    	netw
     ork
    	is	not	connec
     ted.
    Action Check
    	with	your	netw
    
    ork
    	administra
     tor
    	to	make	sure	that	the	netw
     ork
    	is	opera
     ting
    	normally
     .
    #753 Pro\flem TCP/IP
    	err
    
    ors
    	occur	when	sending	files	or	e-mails
     .
    	(socket	and	select	err
     ors,
    	etc
     .)
    Action Make
    	sure	that	the	netw
    
    ork
    	ca\fle	connec
     tor
    	\fetw
     een
    	the	machine	and	the	comput
     er
    	is	plugged	in	securely
     .
    #755 Pro\flem
    	1 C
    
    annot
    	send	\fecause	TCP/IP	is	not	running	proper
     ly.
    Action Check
    	.	e-Manual	→	Network	Settings
    Pro\flem
    	2 T
    
    he
    	IP	address	is	not	set.
    A
    
    ction Enter
    	the	IP	address
    
    .
    	e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Basic	Network	Settings→	Setting	the	IP	Address
    Pro\flem
    	3 W
    
    hen
    	the	machine	was	start
     ed
    	up,	IP	addresses	wer
     e
    	not	assigned	\fy	either	DHCP,	RARP	or	BOOTP
     .
    Action After
    	the	machine	is	turned	ON,	the	machine	cannot	communica
    
    te
    	with	the	netw
     ork
    	until	the	time	specified	in		has	elapsed.	Wait	a	few	seconds	\fefor
    
    e
    	resending
     .
    		e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Additional	Netw ork	Settings	→	Specifying	a	Dela y	Bef ore	Esta\flishing	the	Netw ork	Connection
      
    						
    							9-10
    Trou\fleshooting
    #801Pro\flem
    	1 W
     henever
    	it	communica
     tes
    	with	the	SMTP	serv
     er
    	in	order	to	send	e-mail
     ,
    	a	timeout	caused	\fy	the	mail	serv
     er
    	side	occurs
     .
    Action Check
    	to	make	sure	the	SMTP	is	opera
     ting
    	normally
     .
    	Check	the	netw
     ork
    	status
     .
    Pro\flem
    	2 D
     uring
    	SMTP	connec
     tion,
    	an	err
     or
    	is	retur
     ned
    	from	the	SMTP	serv
     er.
    Action Recheck	your	SMTP	serv er	settings.
    P ro\flem	3 T he	destination	setting	is	not	cor rect.
    Action Check
    	the	destination	settings.
    P
    
    ro\flem
    	4 W
     hen
    	sending	to	a	file	serv
     er,
    	an	err
     or
    	caused	\fy	the	serv
     er
    	side	occurs
     .
    Action Check
    	to	make	sure	the	file	serv
    
    er
    	is	opera
     ting
    	normally
     .
    #802 Pro\flem The
    	SMTP	serv
    
    er
    	name	setting	is	incor
     rect.
    Action Select
    	the	appropr
    
    iate
    	SMTP	serv
     er
    	name.		e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Setting	the	Machine	to	Be	A\fle	To	Send	Scanned	Documen ts	→	Configur ing	E-Mail	Send	Settings
    #804 P
    ro\flem No
    	acc
     ess
    	privileges	to	folder
     .
    Action Make
    	sure	that	the	user	name	and	passwor
    
    d
    	that	is	reg
     istered
    	for	the	destination	mat
     ches
    	the	user	acc
     ount
    	(user	name	and	password)	that	is	reg
    
    istered
    	in	the	comput
     er
    	(file	serv
     er).
    #806 Pro\flem
    	1 W
    
    hen
    	sending	to	a	file	serv
     er,
    	the	specified	user	name	and	passwor
     d
    	are	incor
     rect.
    Action Make
    	sure	that	the	user	name	and	passwor
    
    d
    	that	is	reg
     istered
    	for	the	destination	mat
     ches
    	the	user	acc
     ount
    	(user	name	and	password)	that	is	reg
    
    istered
    	in	the	comput
     er
    	(file	serv
     er).
    Pro\flem
    	2 W
    
    hen
    	sending	e-mail
     ,
    	the	specified	destination	is	incor
     rect.
    Action Check
    	the	reg
    
    istered
    	e-mail	destination	settings.
    #810 P
    
    ro\flem While
    	connec
     ting
    	to	the	POP	serv
     er,
    	an	err
     or
    	is	retur
     ned
    	from	the	POP	serv
     er.
    Action
    	1 Check	to	see	if	the	POP	serv
    
    er
    	address	is	ent
     ered
    	cor
     rectly.
    Action
    	2 Check	with	your	netw
    
    ork
    	administra
     tor
    	to	make	sure	that	the	mail	serv
     er
    	is	opera
     ting
    	normally	and	that	the	netw
     ork
    	is	operating	normally
    
    .
    #812 Pro\flem The
    	POP	passwor
    
    d
    	setting	is	incor
     rect.
    Action Enter
    	the	cor
    
    rect
    	POP	passwor
     d.
    	Check	the	POP	passwor
     d
    	in	the	settings	notification	documenta
     tion,
    	etc
     .
    	issued	\fy	the	contr
    
    acted
    	pro
     vider,
    	or	ask	the	netw
     ork
    	administra
     tor.
    #813 Pro\flem The
    	POP	login	name	setting	is	incor
    
    rect.
    Action Recheck
    	your	POP	login	name	setting.
    #822 P
    
    ro\flem The
    	jo\f	cannot	\fe	prin
     ted
    	due	to	incor
     rect
    	image	for
     mat.
    Action Repeat
    	the	opera
    
    tion.
    #839 Pro\flem The
    	user	name	and	passwor
    
    d
    	setting	used	for	SMTP	authentica
     tion
    	is	incor
     rect.
    Action Set
    	the	user	name	and	passwor
    
    d
    	cor
     rectly.
    		e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Setting	the	Machine	to	Be	A\fle	To	Send	Scanned	Documen ts	→	Configur ing	E-Mail	Send	Settings
    #846 P
    ro\flem The
    	err
     or
    	has	occur
     red
    	during	the	POP	authentica
     tion.
    Action Recheck
    	the	setting	and	redo	the	opera
    
    tion.
    		e-Manual	→	Network	Settings	→	Setting	the	Machine	to	Be	A\fle	To	Send	Scanned	Documen ts	→	Configur ing	E-Mail	Send	Settings
    #852 P
    ro\flem The
    	err
     or
    	has	occur
     red
    	\fy	shutting	down	the	pow
     er
    	switch	while	proc
     essing
    	jo\fs.
    A
    
    ction Recheck
    	the	setting	and	redo	the	opera
     tion.
    #853 Pro\flem
    	1
    The	jo\f	was	not	a\fle	to	\fe	proc
    
    essed
    	due	to	the	reason	why	it	was	canceled	from	an	application	or	opera
     ting
    	syst
     em
    	while	the	prin
    
    t
    	data	was	\feing	sent	to	this	machine	from	a	comput
     er
    	etc
     .
    Action Check
    	the	settings,	and	then	repea
    
    t
    	the	opera
     tion.
    Pro\flem
    	2 W
    
    hile
    	perf
     orming
    	the	secure	prin
     ting,
    	the	jo\f	has	\feen	canceled	for	running	out	of	time	to	proc
     ess.
    Action Start
    	ov
    
    er
    	the	jo\f	as	necessar
     y.
    Pro\flem
    	3 T
    
    he
    	jo\f	using	the	secure	prin
     ting
    	has	\feen	sent	when		is	turned	.
    A
    
    ction Set
    		to	.	Or	send	the	jo\f	without	the	secure	prin
     ting.
    	e-Manual	→	Security	→	Entering	PIN	for	Printing	(Secure	Printing)	→	Setting	Secure	Printing
    #995 Pro\flem
    A
    	document	waiting	to	\fe	sent	or	rec
     eived
    	has	\feen	canceled
     .
    Action Try
    	to	send	or	rec
    
    eive
    	the	document	again.
      
    						
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