Out Of Ink Warning - Pitney Bowes Connect+ 1000 Operator's Manual

The Low Ink warning initially displays when there is only enough ink for approximately 10
days of mailing. You can choose to ignore this warning.
The Low Ink warning displays again approximately two days before the ink runs out. You
can print about another 300 postage indicia or leave the mailing system running for six days
without printing. If you do not have a replacement cartridge, order one now.
NOTE: Your actual ink usage will vary depending on whether you routinely print adver-
tisements or inscriptions and how may pieces of mail you print per day.
Spot Black (#2) Low Ink Warning
If the spot black (#2) ink cartridge is low on ink, a special Low Ink warning will appear. Once
the spot black (#2) ink cartridge is empty, printing mail will be disabled to avoid damage to
the system. It is important to replace the spot black (#2) cartridge to avoid interruption to mail
operation.
When the spot black (#2) Low Ink warning appears, you can choose to ignore the warning or
to install a new ink cartridge.

Out of Ink Warning

The Out of Ink warning displays when there is not enough ink left in the cartridge for your
mailing system to print, and the system stops printing. In order to resume printing you must
replace the ink cartridge.
WARNING! Your system uses ink from the ink cartridges during normal maintenance
cycles. You must maintain adequate ink supply in all of the cartridges (black and color) to
keep the system in optimal working condition. Replace your ink cartridges promptly when
warned. Running the system with an empty ink cartridge may result in damage to printer
components that are not covered under your service agreement.
Spot Black (#2) Out of Ink Warning
If the spot black (#2) ink cartridge is out of ink, a special Out of Ink warning will appear indi-
cating that printing mail has been disabled to avoid damage to the system.
In order to resume printing you can:
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