HP DesignJet Z6600 Using Your Printer - Page 179

Take-up reel does not wind, The following graphic shows the take-up reel sensors and cable.

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Take-up reel does not wind Predictably, if the take-up reel is not winding as anticipated, the printed output is likely to end up on the floor. If the printer recognizes a problem with the take-up reel, it will interrupt the print job until the issue is corrected. If the printer does not recognize a problem, the job will continue to print. The following table highlights possible issues and solutions. Take-up reel LED status Blinking quickly Issue Take-up reel is not winding Blinking slowly Solid red Take-up reel is not winding Take-up reel is not winding Solid green Solid green Take-up reel is not winding Take-up reel is winding in the wrong direction Print job interrupted? Yes No No No No Possible cause Possible solution The sensor beam was blocked for more than 3 seconds. Make sure that the take-up reel sensors are not blocked by a strip of paper, the collection bin, or any objects. See the following graphic. Make sure that the collection bin is placed behind the foot brace. Also ensure that the take-up reel power switch is in the On position. The sensor cables are loose or unplugged. Ensure that the sensor cables are correctly secured. There is too much resistance on the take-up reel motor. Ensure that the paper is not winding too tightly. A loopshaping core should be inserted and hanging as shown in step 10 of Use the take-up reel on page 35. The take-up reel power switch is Ensure that the take-up reel in the Off position power switch is in the On position. The take-up reel wind-direction switch is in the wrong winding position. Flip the take-up reel winddirection switch to the correct position. After 3 seconds, the printer recognizes the problem and interrupts the print job. See the first error listed in this table. The following graphic shows the take-up reel sensors and cable. ENWW Take-up reel does not wind 171

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Take-up reel does not wind
Predictably, if the take-up reel is not winding as anticipated, the printed output is likely to end up on the floor. If
the printer recognizes a problem with the take-up reel, it will interrupt the print job until the issue is corrected. If
the printer does not recognize a problem, the job will continue to print. The following table highlights possible
issues and solutions.
Take-up reel LED
status
Issue
Print job
interrupted?
Possible cause
Possible solution
Blinking quickly
Take-up reel is not
winding
Yes
The sensor beam was blocked
for more than 3 seconds.
Make sure that the take-up reel
sensors are not blocked by a
strip of paper, the collection bin,
or any objects. See the following
graphic. Make sure that the
collection bin is placed behind
the foot brace.
Also ensure that the take-up
reel power switch is in the On
position.
Blinking slowly
Take-up reel is not
winding
No
The sensor cables are loose or
unplugged.
Ensure that the sensor cables
are correctly secured.
Solid red
Take-up reel is not
winding
No
There is too much resistance on
the take-up reel motor.
Ensure that the paper is not
winding too tightly. A loop-
shaping core should be inserted
and hanging as shown in step
10 of
Use the take-up reel
on page
35
.
Solid green
Take-up reel is not
winding
No
The take-up reel power switch is
in the Off position
Ensure that the take-up reel
power switch is in the On
position.
Solid green
Take-up reel is
winding in the wrong
direction
No
The take-up reel wind-direction
switch is in the wrong winding
position.
After 3 seconds, the printer
recognizes the problem and
interrupts the print job. See the
first error listed in this table.
Flip the take-up reel wind-
direction switch to the correct
position.
The following graphic shows the take-up reel sensors and cable.
ENWW
Take-up reel does not wind
171