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Fax problemsConditionSuggested solutionsConditionThe machine is notworking, there is nodisplay and thebut<strong>to</strong>ns are notworking.No dial <strong>to</strong>nesounds.The numberss<strong>to</strong>red in memorydo not dialcorrectly.The original doesnot feed in<strong>to</strong> themachine.Suggested solutions• Unplug the power cord and plug it in again.• Ensure that there is power being supplied <strong>to</strong>the electrical outlet.• Check that the phone line is properlyconnected.• Check that the phone socket on the wall isworking by plugging in another phone.Make sure that the numbers are s<strong>to</strong>red inmemory correctly. Print a Fax Phone Book.(Page 6.6)• Make sure that the paper is not wrinkled andyou are inserting it in correctly. Check thatthe original is the right size, not <strong>to</strong>o thick orthin.• Make sure that the DADF is firmly closed.• The DADF rubber pad may need <strong>to</strong> bereplaced. Contact a service representative.The machine dialsa number, but theconnection with theother fax machinefails.Faxes do not s<strong>to</strong>rein memory.Blank areasappear at thebot<strong>to</strong>m of eachpage or on otherpages, with a smallstrip of text at the<strong>to</strong>p.Common Windows problemsConditionThe other fax machine may be turned off, ou<strong>to</strong>f paper, or cannot answer incoming calls.Speak with the other machine opera<strong>to</strong>r and askher/him <strong>to</strong> solve out the problem.There may not be enough memory space <strong>to</strong>s<strong>to</strong>re the fax. If the display shows the lowmemory message, delete any faxes you nolonger need from the memory and then try <strong>to</strong>s<strong>to</strong>re the fax again. Please call for service.You may have chosen the wrong papersettings in the user option setting. For detailsabout paper settings. (Page 4.8)Suggested solutionsFaxes are notreceivedau<strong>to</strong>matically.The machine doesnot send.• The receiving mode should be set <strong>to</strong> Fax.• Make sure that there is paper in the tray.• Check <strong>to</strong> see if the display shows any errormessage. If it does, clear the problem.• Make sure that the original is loaded in theDADF or on the scanner glass.• Check the fax machine you are sending <strong>to</strong>,<strong>to</strong> see if it can receive your fax.“File in Use”message appearsduring installation.“Error Writing <strong>to</strong>LPTx” messageappears.Exit all software applications. Remove allsoftware from the StartUp Group, then restartWindows. Reinstall the printer driver.• Ensure that the cables are connectedcorrectly and the machine is on.• If bi-directional communication is not turnedon in the driver, it will also cause thismessage.The incoming faxhas blank spacesor is of poor quality.Stretched wordsappear on anincoming fax.There are lines onthe originals yousent.• The fax machine sending you the fax may befaulty.• A noisy phone line can cause line errors.• Check your machine by making a copy.• The <strong>to</strong>ner cartridge may be empty. Replacethe <strong>to</strong>ner cartridge, referring <strong>to</strong> page 10.3.The fax machine sending the fax had atemporary document jam.Check your scan unit for marks and clean it.(Page 10.2)“GeneralProtection Fault”,“Exception OE”,“Spool32”, or“Illegal Operation”messages appear.“Fail To Print”, “Aprinter timeouterror occurred.”messages appear.Close all other applications, reboot Windowsand try printing again.These messages may appear during printing.Just keep waiting until the machine finishesprinting. If the message appears in standbymode or after printing has been completed,check the connection and/or whether an errorhas occurred.NoteRefer <strong>to</strong> Microsoft Windows 98/Me/NT 4.0/2000/XP/2003 <strong>User</strong>’sGuide that came with your PC for further information onWindows error messages.11.20

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