Consumable Error; Installation Error - Riso 9630 Troubleshooting Manual

<Y000-0000>Consumable Error
These error messages are displayed when it is time to replace consumables or parts that require periodic
replacement.
Message
Add staples to the Face Down
Finisher.
Punch dust in the finisher is full.
Open the front cover of the
finisher, and dispose of punch
dust.
Open the front cover of the
finisher, and add staples.
Open the front cover of the
finisher, and add staples (front
side, back side) for stapling
booklets.
Replace the ink cartridge. Do not
set the removed one to prevent
failure.
The expiration date of the ink
cartridge has expired. Replace
the ink cartridge.
<Z000-0000>Installation Error
These error messages are displayed when a cover or tray is not completely closed or an ink cartridge is not properly
installed.
Message
Set ink cartridges.
Different color ink is set. Replace
the ink cartridge.
The ink cartridge is not correct.
Replace the ink cartridge.
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There are no more staples in the face down finisher.
See "Replacing the Staple Cartridge" (p. 3-1), and follow the procedure to
replace the staple cartridge.
The punching box becomes full of punching trash. See "Cleaning the
Punching Box" (p. 3-5) and dispose all of the punching trash.
No more staples are left in the multifunction finisher. See "Replacing the
Staple Cartridge" (p. 3-1) and add staples.
Replace the displayed ink cartridge with the new one. For more
information, see "Ink Cartridge Replacement" in the "User's Guide".
No ink cartridge has been installed, or a non-RISO ink has been installed.
Install a RISO ink cartridge, or contact your administrator.
The type or color of the installed ink cartridge is not correct. Check the
installation position and the color and type of the installed ink cartridge,
and install the ink cartridge properly.
If the wrong ink cartridge has been installed, remove it, wipe the ink port
clean, attach the cap, and store it horizontally in the proper orientation.
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