Olivetti 145D - Manual (Page 73)

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M
AINTENANCE OPERATIONS
T
O REPLACE THE PRINT CARTRIDGE
The print cartridge must be replaced , when the ink runs
out ( used print cartridges cannot be used ) or when you
notice a deterioration in the print quality .
In the former case, the fax machine automatically prints a
sheet to remind you that the ink is about to run out and that
you should replace it.
10. Close the operator console and put the handset back on its
support.
n o t e
If you have replaced the cartridge because the ink ran out ,
when the operator console is closed, the fax machine will
automatically recognize that the cartridge has been replaced
a n d t h e
d i s p l a y w i l l s h o w t h e m e s s a g e "N E W P R I N T
CART.? 1=YES 0=NO". Set the value 1 .
At this point, the fax machine automatically resets the car-
tridge and tests the nozzles , and prints out a numbered
scale and a message indicating that the cartridge has been
replaced correctly on a sheet that it has loaded automatically.
If the print quality of the numbered scale is not satisfactory,
see "
Insert the print cartridge " in the " How to get started
quickly " chapter.
If you replaced the cartridge because of a deterioration in
print quality , proceed as follows:
1. On the fax machine, press the key
until the display shows:
MENU
RECEPT. SET-UP
2. Press the keys
until the display shows:
MENU
CART. MAINTEN.
1 1. Lower the handset and place it
on a stable surface.
2. Open and lift the operator con-
sole as indicated by the arrows.
3. Release the print cartridge by
pressing the lever as indicated
by the arrow.
4. Remove the used print cartridge
from its compartment.
5. Take the new print cartridge out
of its package and, holding it on
both sides, peel off the film cov-
ering the nozzles.
Warning!
6. Avoid touching the electrical
contacts.
Warning!
7. Avoid touching the nozzles.
8. Insert the new print cartridge in
its compartment with the electri-
cal contacts facing towards the
print cartridge compartment.
9. Push the print cartridge until it
clicks into place.