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DENTIFYING
RINTER
Use the illustrations on the facing page to identify standard
parts for the SuperScript 4200N.
Front View
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Operator Panel—for displaying messages and
configuring the printer
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Power button—for turning on and off the printer
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Top Cover—provides access to the Fuser Unit and inside
of the printer (also serves as the Output Tray)
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Output Tray —holds up to 250 printed sheets
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Top Cover Release button—unlocks and opens the Top
Cover
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Front Cover—provides access to Toner Modules and
Toner Collector
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Front Cover Latch—unlocks and opens the Front Cover
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Paper Tray 1—standard input tray, holds 250 sheets of
paper
Front Internal View
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Toner Module Racks—holds Toner Modules
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Toner Collector—collects used toner
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Paper Transfer Rollers—moves the paper from the inside
of the printer to the Output Tray
Back View
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Serial Number—necessary for warranty registration
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Back Cover—provides access to clear paper jams
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Back Cover Latch—lift to open back of printer
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Filter Cover—contains the Ozone Filter
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Bidirectional parallel interface—for attaching
bidirectional parallel cable from your computer
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Ethernet interface—for attaching the Ethernet 10/100
Base-T connectors from your network
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Interface Panel—contains the controller board and
network interface card
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Power Cord Connector—for attaching the power cord
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Back Vent—allows ventilation
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Back Internal View
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Transfer Drum—transfers image to paper
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Registration Rollers—keeps the paper straight
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Transfer Roller—works with the Transfer Drum to
transfer the image to the paper
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Paper Discharger—removes the static electricity from the
paper
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Transfer Unit—consists of the above four parts
Top Internal View
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Fuser Unit—uses heat and pressure to adhere the toner
image to the paper. Contains two Fuser Rollers.
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Fuser Oil Bottle—holds the oil that helps adhere the
toner image to the paper
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Fuser Cleaning Rollers—helps keep the Fuser Rollers
clean
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Belt Cartridge—also known as the Photoconductor Belt
Module or OPC Unit.
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Troubleshooting
