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Jam clearance procedures
XEROX DOCUMENT BINDER 120 OPERATOR MANUAL
Below are the procedures for clearing Binder 120 jams.
Area 1A
To clear a jam in Area 1A, do the following:
1.
Read the instructions in the Message Display.
2.
Use the Mimic Display to locate the jam.
3.
Open the Interface Module Door.
4.
Follow the instructions on the jam clearance labels inside the
Interface Module to remove the copy set and any obstruction.
NOTE: Check any copy sets removed from the Binder 120 for
damage and integrity. If the copy sets are undamaged, save
them for manual processing into bound books through the
Manual Feeder. For further information, refer to the "Manual
processing of copy sets and covers removed during jam
clearance" section of this chapter.
CAUTION: Close the Interface Module door as soon as you clear
the jam. If you leave the door open too long, any books waiting in
the Binder Module area will overheat. This will result in defective
binding and warped books.
5.
Close the Interface Module Door.
6.
Read the instructions in the Message Display.
a.
Xerox 5100 or 5680/5892
?
If a copy set was delivered to the Output Tray of the
host machine, the indicator light for the selected Cover
Tray will flash and the Message Display will instruct
you to press Reset. After you do so, a second
message will instruct you to press Manual Start.
NOTE: Once you press Manual Start, the Binder 120
will accept the copy set and bind it into a book. The
Binder 120 is now ready for normal binding operation.
?
If no copy set was delivered to the Output Tray of the
host machine, the Message Display will advise you
that the Binder 120 is ready to bind.
b.
Xerox 5800, 5890 or 5895
The Message Display will advise you that the Binder 120 is
ready to bind.
7.
Follow the directions on the host machine User Interface
screen.
NOTE: Check any copy sets removed from the host machine
for damage. If the copy sets are undamaged, save them for
manual processing into bound books through the Manual
Feeder. For further information, refer to the "Manual processing
of copy sets and covers removed during jam clearance" section
of this chapter.
8.
Restart the host machine.
PROBLEM SOLVING
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