Savin 4800WD - Manual (Page 81)

If You Cannot Make Clear Copies
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Copies are too light. Image density is too light. Adjust the image density set-
ting. See p.28 “Adjusting
Copy Image Density”.
Damp or rough grain paper is
used. For good copy quality, use
recommended paper.
Note
❒ If you use coated paper
(such as thermal fax paper,
art paper, carbon paper),
damp paper, or rough
grain paper, copy image
might be too light.
Toner fusing is poor. The paper thickness is not
properly set. Set the paper thickness again.
See “Paper Thickness: Paper
Tray” and “Paper Thickness:
Paper Bypass”, General Set-
tings Guide.
The copy paper is too thick.
A moire pattern appears on
copies. Your original has a dot pat-
tern image or many lines. Change the orientation of the
original. This may prevent the
moire pattern.
Copy using “Photo” mode.
Image density is uneven. The original has areas of solid
color, or Positive/Negative is
selected when copying multi-
ple sheets. When using Repeat Copy
with originals that have areas
of solid color, set the number
of originals as follows:
A0 – A2 (E – C): 1 sheet, A3 (B)
or smaller: 3 sheets
Halftone originals can cause
this problem. Try using “Text/Photo” or
“Photo”.
Images are blurred when us-
ing translucent paper. Translucent paper is being
used when copying multiple
sheets. Select a proper paper thick-
ness for the copy paper. See
“Paper Thickness: Paper
Tray” and “Paper Thickness:
Paper Bypass”, General Set-
tings Guide.
Wrinkles appear when using
translucent paper. An improper paper thickness
is selected. Select a proper paper thick-
ness for the copy paper. See
“Paper Thickness: Paper
Tray” and “Paper Thickness:
Paper Bypass”, General Set-
tings Guide.
The paper type has recently
been changed from plain pa-
per to translucent paper. Wait about one minute.
Problem Causes Solutions
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