HP 750c HP DesignJet 700 user guide - Page 163

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MAINTENANCE 8 Maintaining Your Plotter "Normal" Plotter Use "Normal" Plotter Use "Normal" plotter use means less than 20 pages per day (if medium-density E/A0 CAD plots), or 12 pages per day (if medium-density E/A0 image prints). If your drawings are smaller than E/A0, the number of pages per day can be higher. If you use the plotter less than this, it is unlikely you will need to get it serviced. If you use the plotter more than this, it is possible that, after a period of time, it will need to be serviced. The plotter itself keeps an internal count of total pages printed and total passes of the cartridge carriage. If the front panel periodically displays STATUS Maintenance advised this means that your use of the plotter has exceeded one of the following warranty limits: either 20,000 pages printed or 4,500,000 passes of the cartridge carriage. Contact your local HP dealer or HP service engineer to arrange a service. After the service the message will disappear. If you choose not to have the service, you may continue to use the plotter as normal, but may encounter a number of operational or print-quality problems. You can check your current count of pages printed and passes of cartridge carriage by printing the Service Configuration Plot. 8-3

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8-3
“Normal” Plotter Use
“Normal” plotter use means less than
20 pages per day (if medium-density E/A0 CAD plots), or
12 pages per day (if medium-density E/A0 image prints).
If your drawings are smaller than E/A0, the number of pages per day can be higher.
If you use the plotter less than this, it is unlikely you will need to get it serviced.
If
you use the plotter more than this, it is possible that, after a period of time, it will
need to be serviced.
The plotter itself keeps an internal count of total pages printed
and total passes of the cartridge carriage.
If the front panel periodically displays
STATUS
Maintenance advised
this means that your use of the plotter has exceeded one of the following
warranty limits:
either 20,000 pages printed
or 4,500,000 passes of the cartridge carriage.
Contact your local HP dealer or HP service engineer to arrange a service
.
After
the service the message will disappear.
If you choose not to have the service, you
may continue to use the plotter as normal, but may encounter a number of
operational or print-quality problems.
You can check your current count of pages printed and passes of cartridge carriage
by printing the
Service Configuration
Plot.
MAINTENANCE
8
Maintaining Your Plotter
Normal” Plotter Use