Konica Minolta KIP 9000 - Manual (Page 133)

Chapter 3 Error Correction & Maintenance 3-32
3. 5 Interruption of Print by Temperature
Control
Sometimes the KIP9000 may not start printing soon even if print/copy job has been submitted.
Or KIP9000 may suddenly stop printing in the middle of large volume of continuous printing. After
having an interval, KIP9000 will restart printing.
These operations are not error but an operation to adjust the temperature of Fuser. The Ready
Indicator flashes in the interval, and KIP9000 is changing the temperature to an appropriate level
during this period. This operation will possibly occur in these 3 cases.
• When media type is changed
• When making a large volume of continuous printing
• When in a very cold environment
Just wait until the KIP9000 finishes adjusting the temperature to proper level. It automatically starts
printing when adjustment is finished.
Ready Indicator flashes.
COPY DENSITY MENU ENTER ONLINE
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NOTE
If the above mentioned cases occur very frequently, check the followings.
• Printing media (More temperature is lost if thicker media is used, so the interval may be
required for recovering enough temperature.)
• Input voltage (If the input voltage is lower than requirement, the fuser unit may not be
able to keep required temperature. Interval for recovering the temperature will be
required.)
• Temperature of room air (If the room air is very cold, the fuser unit may not be able to
keep required temperature. Interval for recovering the temperature will be required.)