HP d640 HP D640 High-Volume Printer - User Manual (Printer and Accessories), C - Page 27

Behind the Front Door, Fuser Locking knob

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About Your Printer Getting to Know the Printer Behind the Front Door When you open the front door of the printer, you see the printer's internal components, shown in Figure 1-5 and described below. • Fuser: Applies heat and pressure, which melts the toner and adheres it to the paper. • Drum unit: Contains the precharger, photoconductor drum, and cleaner. • Transfer guide: Contains the transfer unit, which moves the print image from the drum to the paper. • Fuser Locking knob: Secures the fuser in the printer chassis. • Cleaning roller: Applies silicone oil and cleans the fuser roller. • Drum unit locking knob: Secures the drum. • Precharger Cleaner: Helps keep the drum surface free of stray toner. • Decurler roller knob: Used to clear paper jams in the immediate area. • Duplex roller knob: Used to clear paper jams in the duplex paper path (during double- sided printing). • Knob 1: Used to clear paper jams as the paper exits the paper trays and enters the drum area. • Knob 2: Used to clear paper jams as the paper exits the paper trays and enters the drum area. • Handle 3: Lowers the transfer guide to clear paper jams in the drum area. • Decurler lever: Provides access to paper in the decurler area to clear paper jams. • Lever b1: Secures the internal printing components in the paper path. • Lever 4: Releases tension on paper in the fuser area to clear paper jams. • Lever 5: Provides access to paper in the reverser area to clear paper jams. • Lever 6: Provides access to paper in the duplexer area to clear paper jams. About Your Printer 1-11

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Getting to Know the Printer
About Your Printer
1-11
About Your
Printer
Behind the Front Door
When you open the front door of the printer, you see the printer’s internal components, shown
in Figure 1-5 and described below.
Fuser:
Applies heat and pressure, which melts the toner and adheres it to the paper.
Drum unit:
Contains the precharger, photoconductor drum, and cleaner.
Transfer guide:
Contains the transfer unit, which moves the print image from the drum to
the paper.
Fuser Locking knob:
Secures the fuser in the printer chassis.
Cleaning roller:
Applies silicone oil and cleans the fuser roller.
Drum unit locking knob:
Secures the drum.
Precharger Cleaner:
Helps keep the drum surface free of stray toner.
Decurler roller knob:
Used to clear paper jams in the immediate area.
Duplex roller knob:
Used to clear paper jams in the duplex paper path (during double-
sided printing).
Knob 1:
Used to clear paper jams as the paper exits the paper trays and enters the drum
area.
Knob 2:
Used to clear paper jams as the paper exits the paper trays and enters the drum
area.
Handle 3:
Lowers the transfer guide to clear paper jams in the drum area.
Decurler lever:
Provides access to paper in the decurler area to clear paper jams.
Lever b1:
Secures the internal printing components in the paper path.
Lever 4:
Releases tension on paper in the fuser area to clear paper jams.
Lever 5:
Provides access to paper in the reverser area to clear paper jams.
Lever 6:
Provides access to paper in the duplexer area to clear paper jams.