Kyocera FS-1028MFP FS-1028MFP/1128MFP Operation Guide Rev-3 - Page 353
Corrective Actions, Troubleshooting, OPERATION GUIDE
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Troubleshooting Symptom Checkpoints Corrective Actions Reference Page Printouts are too dark. Copies have a moire pattern (dots grouped together in patterns and not aligned uniformly). Printouts are not clear. Printouts are dirty. Printouts are fuzzy. Images are skewed. Paper often jams. Printouts are wrinkled. Is the machine in Auto Density mode? Is the machine in Manual Density mode? Is the original a printed photograph? Did you choose appropriate image quality for the original? Is the platen or the document processor dirty? Is the charger wire dirty? Is the machine being used in very humid conditions? Are the originals placed correctly? Is the paper loaded correctly? Is the paper loaded correctly? Is the paper of the supported type? Is it in good condition? Is the paper curled, folded or wrinkled? Are there any loose scraps or jammed paper in the machine? Is the paper damp? Is the paper set in a proper orientation? Set the correct density level for auto density. Select the correct density level. When changing the default density level, adjust the density manually and choose the desired level. Set the image quality to [Photo]. Select appropriate image quality. Clean the platen or the document processor. Clean the charger wire. Clean the charger wire. When placing originals on the platen, align them with the original size indicator plates. When placing originals in the optional document processor, align the original width guides securely before placing the originals. Check the position of the paper width guides. Load the paper correctly. Remove the paper, turn it over, and reload it. Replace the paper with new paper. Remove any jammed paper. Replace the paper with new paper. Change the orientation in which the paper is positioned. - 5-13 - 5-12 5-12 - - - 2-42 2-43 2-43 2-26 2-26 2-26 10-11 2-26 - 10 OPERATION GUIDE 10-3