22OPEN DUPLEX COVERnnn: PAPER JAMnnn = 370, 373, 38312oror3CAUTION! Fuser may be HOT!If the sheet is trapped in thefuser, lift the top cover, reach inand push the fuser pressurerelease lever (1) towards thefront and down, and pull out thesheet. Then let go of the fuserpressure release lever.Clearing Media JamsJam 370, 373, 383

Ordering Replacement Supplies

Media Settings

Media Weight Settings

Changing Default Settings

MP Tray Default

Media Specifications

Multi-Purpose Tray

Print Media

Transparencies

Labels

Thick Paper

Envelopes

oki synflex

Features

Power Save

Control Panel

Lights

Clearing Media Jams

Jams 381

jam 382

jam 390

jam 391

Error Messages

Service & Support

Oki C3200n Handy Reference

trademark information

Notes, Cautions and Warnings

Introduction

New Names/New Editions

Installation

Setup and Configuration

Optional Easy Configuration (PSV Professional Edition Only)

Selecting a Web Server

Assigning Admin Username and Password

Registration

Program: Identifying Version Numbers

Getting Started

Importing a List of Users

Changing Your Password

Creating/Editing Groups of Devices

Adding/Removing a Device

Adding Maps and Floor Plans to a Group

Discovering Devices

Discovery: Schedule Button

Discovery: Logs Button

Other Discovery Options

Importing IP Addresses from a Text File

My Printers

Configuring email Alerts

Configuring email Server

Configuring Status Events

Customizing Status Codes

Data Collection Interval

Cloning

Group Configuration

Configuring the Ordering of Supplies

Items for Local Printers

Configuring the Supplies List

Enabling/Disabling on-line Supplies Ordering

Selecting an Alternative Supplies List

Disable Ordering Supplies

Supplies Ordering Calendar

Reporting

Toner Changes Report

Scheduling a Toner Changes Report

Schedule Log Report

Supplies Usage Report

Printed Pages Report

Color/Mono Pages Report

Usage Report

Exporting Properties and Attributes

Adding Device Attribute Data

Configuring a Print Device Remotely

Performing Day to Day Tasks

Changing the Device Properties Displayed

Changing Languages

Creating a Maintenance Log / Managing Supplies Inventory

Viewing a Login Log

Clearing (Deleting) Logs

Public Web Services

C3200n

service manual

printer configuration

option configuration

interface specifications

timing charts

parallel i/f signals

electrophotographic process mechanism

printing processes

printer installation

printer unpacking procedure

installation space

packed units and attachments

assembly procedure

power cable connection

turning off the printer

installation of optional components

install memory

menumap printing

connection procedures

checking of user paper

precautions in replacing parts

right side cover

face-up tray

rear cover

led assy / led assy-springs

controller pcb

print engine controller pcb

top cover assy

top cover

controller panel assy

low-voltage power unit / id-fan / low-voltage power unit fan

guide-eject assy / color registration assy / board-prm

feeder unit / board-rsf / mpt hopping roller / frame assy separator

main motors / solenoid / paper-end sensor

feed roller

fuser unit

belt unit

exploded view

maintenance menu

maintenance utility

changing the display language

maintenance menu function of the user menu

self-diagnostic mode

normal self-diagnostic mode (level)

entering self-diagnostic mode (level)

switch scan test

motor and clutch test

test printing

color registration adjustment test

consumable counter display

switching between factory and shipping modes

self-diagnosis function setting

led head serial number display

operator panel display

printing on controller-equipped printer on a standalone basis

switch press functions at printer power-on

settings after parts replacement

eeprom setting after arc board/spy board/spa board replacement

settings by hand for print density adjustment

regular maintenance

cleaning the led head

cleaning the pick-up roller and the pad

cleaning the printer inside

precautions before troubleshooting

lcd message list

7.5.2 Preparing for troubleshooting

nothing is displayed in lcd

two black characters turning around

a wrong operation panel display

abnormal sound

abnormal odor

paper path jam occurs right after turning on the power

paper path jam occurs right after feeding paper

paper path jam occurs right after reaching the fuser unit

paper exit jam occurs right after turning on the power

paper exit jam occurs right after feeding paper

duplex print jam occurs right after turning on the power

duplex print jam occurs in the duplex entry

duplex print jam occurs in the duplex input

an error occurs right after turning on the power

print speed decreases up to 2ppm

image problem troubleshooting

actions taken after forced hdd/flash initialization

network troubleshooting

fuse checking

pcb parts layouts

Copyright Information

Configuration

Specifications

Self-diagnostic test

Configuration Utility

Using Quick Setup

Using a Web browser

Standard Setup Using AdminManager

Interface

Status Menu

Setup Menu

Oki Device Setup

general tab

netware tab

ethertalk tab

snmp tab

Create a NetWare Queue

Delete NetWare Object

IP Address Setup

Option Menu

Help Menu

Using TELNET

Telnet hierarchical structure

Using SNMP

Using Setup Assistant

Configurable items and Default Values

Management Utility

System requirement

supported browsers

Uninstallation


Contents Table Of Contents Ordering Replacement Supplies Media Settings Media Weight Settings Changing Default Settings MP Tray Default Media Specifications Multi-Purpose Tray Print Media Transparencies Labels Thick Paper Envelopes oki synflex Features Power Save Control Panel Lights Clearing Media Jams Jams 381 jam 382 jam 390 jam 391 Error Messages Service & Support	22OPEN DUPLEX COVERnnn: PAPER JAMnnn = 370, 373, 38312oror3CAUTION! Fuser may be HOT!If the sheet is trapped in thefuser, lift the top cover, reach inand push the fuser pressurerelease lever (1) towards thefront and down, and pull out thesheet. Then let go of the fuserpressure release lever.Clearing Media JamsJam 370, 373, 383 Previous Next / 35