HP 4 Plus Manual
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Message DisplayedMeaning W1 \fM\bGE \bD\bPT MEMORY LOW, P\bGE S\fMPL\fF\fED The printer received a graphics print file that was too complex to print at the requested resolution. The printer automatically processed the file in the highest resolution possible with the memory installed. Add additional memory to print the file at full resolution. Check the printout for loss of data or print quality. W2 \fNV\bL\fD PERS REQUESTED L\bNGU\bGE NOT \bV\b\fL\bBLE The job was not printed because the requested...
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Printer Message Troubleshooting Procedures When the following procedures require removing and replacing an assembly or PCA, refer to the applicable section in Chapter 6 for instructions. Blank Display ChecksAction Is the power on?1. 2. Check the ON/OFF switch and verify the power is plugged in. Press a Control Panel key to verify problem still exists. Is the fan working? 1. 2. If the fan is working, check the cabling to the Control Panel. If the cabling is good, replace the Formatter first, then the...
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MP/PC/LC (Tray 1/2/3) LOAD Message The conditions that result in MP/PC/LC LO\bD or (TR\bY 1/2/3 ) messages are: •The absence of any input tray. •The absence of media in either tray. •The tray size switches may be defective and not recognize the presence of the paper tray. The tray is sensed as the tray-identifier tabs contact one or more of the three tray identifier microswitches. •The Universal Tray paper size dial setting does not match the installed paper. The MP/PC/LC LO\bD message is also...
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ChecksAction Is media present in the tray(s). Install media. Are the proper trays fully inserted in the printer? Reseat the cassettes. Make sure each cassette is fully seated into the printer. Ensure that the Universal Paper tray selector knob setting matches the installed paper. Does the Control Panel ’s or application ’s Paper size setting match the tray being used? Correct the setting to match tray. Is the expected tray size being recognized by the printer? Ensure that the image is sized correctly...
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Cassette Size Switches (SW603, SW604, SW605) Functional Check Before beginning this test, remove the Lower Cassette Base and the Envelope Feeder. Also, PS2 (PC or Tray 2 Paper Out sensor) must be engaged for this test to be performed reliably. Push PS2 up towards the rear of the printer with your hand. 1Power ON the printer with the PC tray removed. Wait for the PC LO\bD XXX message. Set P\bPER=LETTER in the Printing Menu using the Control Panel. 2With PS2 engaged, press and hold the lower and...
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Paper Size Sensing Lower Cassette The operator must set the appropriate paper size for the Lower Cassette using a dial which, in turn, activates switches on the cassette base. This setting is sent to the DC Controller on the serial data bus (SLI). The printer posts a 41.3 SERV\fCE error if the media is different from that selected with the switch. To verify proper operation of the LC (Tray 3) switches, lock out the MP (Tray 1) and PC (Tray 2) trays (in the Config Menu) and perform the same test with...
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PC Empty Sensor (PS2) Functional Check 1Power on the printer with the PC tray (Tray 2) empty. 2After the 05 SELF TEST and the 02 W\bRM\fNG UP cycles, the PC LO\bD LETTER (or \b4 ) or TR\bY 2 EMPTY message appears. 3Add paper to the PC tray and re-install the tray. 4The display should read 02 W\bRM\fNG UP, then 00 RE\bDY . \ff the PC LO\bD or TR\bY 2 EMPTY message persists, replace PS2. PS4 Check (MP Tray Empty Sensor) 1With the printer powered ON and 00 RE\bDY displayed, select the...
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12 Printer Open Message The 12 PR\fNTER OPEN (or CLOSE PR\fNTER COVER ) display tells the operator to close the printer ’s top cover. The DC Controller detects the Printer Open condition through the position of SW601, which is located on the Paper Feed Assembly PCA . A tab underneath the top cover Door engages SW601 through a slot in the Top Cover Assembly. In addition to signaling that the top cover is open, SW601 enables the +24B VDC which controls the high voltage for the printing processes, and...
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SW601 Functional Check 1Open the Top Cover Assembly. 2The message 12 PR\fNTER OPEN (or CLOSE PR\fNTER COVER ) should appear. 3Close the top cover. The 02 W\bRM\fNG UP message should appear. 4If the messages do not occur, check the switch actuator (see Figure 7-2, callout 1) on the top cover, and check that the plunger that covers the switch is in place (see also Figure 7-14 for switch locations). 5Replace the Paper Control PCA. Figure 7-2 Location of the Top Cover Closed (SW601) Actuator...
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13 PAPER JAM Message Paper jams occur when paper fails to arrive at or clear the paper path sensors in the allotted time. Paper movement is monitored primarily by two paper sensors. These are described below and illustrated in Figure 7-3). 1PS1, the Input/Registration Sensor, located in the Paper Feed Assembly. 2PS3, Exit Sensor, monitors paper in the Fuser Assembly. When troubleshooting paper jams, the door associated with the sensor must be opened and closed to clear the jam message. For...