Additional information
Precautions
On safetyOn installation
" Operate the printer on 120 V AC, 60" Avoid placing the printer in a
Hz (for the 120V area) or 220 to 240 Vlocation subject to:
AC, 50/60 Hz (for the models for
vibration
other areas) only.
high humidity
" Be careful not to set or drop any excessive dust
heavy objects on the power cord, or direct sunlight
to damage the power cord in any extremely high or low
way. Never operate this printer withtemperatures
a damaged power cord.
" Do not use electrical equipment near
" Should any solid object or liquid fall
the printer. The printer will not work
into the cabinet, unplug the printer
properly in electromagnetic fields.
and have it checked by qualified
" The printer is designed to operate
personnel before operating it any
horizontally. Never attempt to
further.
operate the printer in a tilted
" Never disassemble the printer.
position.
" To disconnect the power cord, pull it
" Do not place heavy objects on the
out by the plug. Never pull the
printer.
power cord itself.
" Leave enough room around the
" When the printer is not going to be
printer so that the ventilation holes
used for an extended period of time,
are not blocked. Blocking these holes
disconnect the power cord from the
may cause internal heat build-up.
wall outlet.
" Do not handle the printer roughly.On moisture condensation
" To reduce the risk of electrical shock,
If the printer is brought directly from a
always unplug the printer from the
cold location to a warm location or
electrical outlet before cleaning andplaced in an extremely warm or humid
servicing the printer.
room, moisture may condense inside the
unit. In such cases the printer will
probably not work properly and may
even develop a fault if you persist in
using it. If moisture condensation
occurs, turn off the power and do not
use the printer for at least one hour.
GB
106 |
ACEC
