Handle Errors - Oce 2090 User Manual

Handle errors

Introduction
Task for operators, key operators
If an error occurs, the Océ VarioPrint 2090 stops.
There are three types of errors that can occur on the Océ VarioPrint 2090 .
ORE (operator recoverable error)
You must correct the error, for example a paper jam, before the scanning
process or the printing process can continue. After you correct the error, the
Océ VarioPrint 2090 checks that all activities to correct the error are done.
If there are no more activities, the system continues with the active job. If
you must do an additional activity, the system remains in the stand-by mode.
MRE (machine recoverable error)
The operator panel displays a message that an MRE has occurred. After this
message the system goes to sleep mode. You only need to turn on the system
again. Follow the instructions on the screen.
PE (permanent error)
If the system has a permanent error, the Océ VarioPrint 2090 stops. An error
screen indicates that service is required. Only an Océ service technician can
correct the error and remove the message.
The scan process and the print process are separate processes. If one of
Note:
the processes has an ORE, the other process continues.
The error screen
Screen messages or error screens A message shows you which areas you
must inspect to find the error. A picture shows you how to correct the error.
After you correct the error, the error screen disappears and the Océ VarioPrint
2090 starts to process.
The error screen of an ORE is divided into two sections, a left-hand pane and
a right-hand pane.
The right-hand pane shows the part of the Océ VarioPrint 2090 where the error
occurred. The screen gives you instructions for the area that you must inspect.
If necessary, open doors or covers to access these areas.
The left-hand pane shows all the actions to take. The Océ VarioPrint 2090
traces your actions and marks the steps on the screen. After you have checked
all the indicated areas and after you have corrected the problems, the error
screen disappears.
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