Binding Finisher MB-1000C-NA MB-1000C-EU

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1 Binding Finisher MB-1000C-NA MB-1000C-EU Operating Instructions Read this manual before using the Binding Finishear. Keep this manual and the included warranty card in safe handy place for future use. It is strictly prohibited by law to copy or reproduce any part this manual without the expressed permission of Max Co., Ltd. Copyright 2012 The content of this manual is subject to change without notice.

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3 Contents Contents 1. READ FIRST Introduction 3 Requests to users 6 Handling of internal parts 7 Handling of consumables 7 Locations of warning and caution labels 8 Names and functions of parts 10 How to read the operation panel PREPARATIONS FOR USING THE BINDING FINISHER Paper 12 Applicable types and sizes of paper 12 Inapplicable paper 12 Turning the power ON 13 Loading rings PUNCHING HOLES IN PAPER AND BINDING WITH RINGS Binding with rings 15 Binding sheets with rings 16 Punching holes in paper 16 When not using the Binding Finisher 16 Detailed settings 17 To change LCD contrast 17 To change the brightness of the backlight 17 To change the power OFF time IF THIS HAPPENS If paper jams 19 Removing jammed paper 19 If a paper jam is indicated 20 If LED 1 or 2 lights up (Paper Jam: 001, 002, 003) 20 If LED 3 lights up (Paper Jam: 004, 101) 20 If LED 5 lights up (Paper Jam: 005, 101) 21 If LED 6 lights up (Paper Jam: 007, 009, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107) 21 If LED 7 lights up (Paper Jam: 008, 106, 107) 22 If LED 8 or 9 lights up (Paper Jam: 010, 011, 108) 23 If LED 10 lights up (Paper Jam: 012) 23 Operation panel error messages and remedial action 24 1

4 Contents Changing the type of ring 25 Adding pages to bound documents 27 When full of punched waste 30 Retrieving documents from the stacker tray MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING Installation and relocation 31 Relocation 31 Installation conditions 31 Installation location 31 Required installation space 32 Power supply 33 Cleaning the Binding Finisher 34 Cleaning the power plug 34 Leakage breaker APPENDIX Specifications 37 Main accessories 38 Consumables 38 2

5 1. READ FIRST 1 READ FIRST Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Binding Finisher. Indications used in this manual Various indications are used in this manual and on the machine itself to ensure safe proper use. Those indications and their meanings are given below. WARNING CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,could result in death or serious injury. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,may result in minor or moderate injury. ATT. Identifies operations or acts that may disable the equipment and require servicing as well as operations or acts required to restore normal operations, such as resetting. IMP Contains information that should be observed when using a given feature of the Binding Finisher. This information serves to prevent paper jams, damage to originals, data loss and other unwanted events, therefore read and observe this information. NOTE Explains helpful information with regards to operations and features. TIP Contains supplemental information on features, measures to take in the event of misoperation, etc. Pictograms used in this manual Indicates where caution should be shown. More specific information on the caution is provided within or near to the symbol. Indicates an act that must not be done. More specific information on the prohibited action is provided within or near to the symbol. Indicates an act that must be done. More specific information on the required action is provided within or near to the symbol. 3

6 1. READ FIRST WARNING Do not insert fingers, pens, wires and other objects into the equipment. This can result in injury, electric shock, fi re and/or damage. Draw power to the equipment directly from an electrical outlet. Do not share or piggyback the source outlet. This can result in fi re. Do not tamper with the power cord. This can result in fi re and/or electric shock. Do not place heavy objects on the power cord. This can damage the cord, resulting in fi re and/or electric shock. Do not bundle the power cord during use. This can result in fi re and/or damage from overheating. Unbundle the cord before use. Do not plug the power cord in or out with wet hands. This can result in electric shock. Do not operate the equipment with wet hands or when wearing wet clothing. This can result in electric shock. Do not cover, drape or otherwise leave the equipment underneath paper or cloth while it is plugged into an electrical outlet. This can result in fi re and/or damage. Hold the power cord by the plug, and not the cord itself, when unplugging from the electrical outlet. Tugging on the cord can damage it, resulting in fi re and/or electric shock. Do not insert or allow the grounding wire of the power cord to contact the electrical outlet. This can result in fi re and/or electric shock. Keep water, chemicals and other liquids away from the equipment. If liquids penetrate the equipment, immediately unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet and contact the place of purchase for servicing. Using the equipment while wet on the inside can result in damage, fi re and/or electric shock. Do not use the equipment when in anything but proper working condition. Using the equipment while emitting smoke, strange noises or odors can result in fi re and/or electric shock. Immediately unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet and contact the place of purchase for servicing. Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet before cleaning the equipment. Unexpected equipment operation can result in injury. Do not disassemble or remodel the equipment. This can result in damage, fi re and/or electric shock. Use the power cord that was included in the product package. Use of other cords can result in damage, fi re and/or electric shock. Ground the equipment without fail. Unless grounded, fi re and/or electric shock can occur in the event of a current leak. Periodically clean the power cord plug. Dust buildup over time can result in fi re and/or damage. 4

7 1. READ FIRST CAUTION Install the equipment so that it sits level. Do not install it on shaky tables, inclined surfaces or anywhere it would be unstable. Toppling over or falling can result in injury and/or damage. Do not share the electrical outlet with equipment that requires high capacity supply (air conditioners/heaters, refrigerators, microwave ovens, offi ce equipment, etc.). Voltage drops can cause the equipment to malfunction. Do not use the equipment where directly exposed to sunlight, high temperatures and humidity, or condensation. This can destabilize operation and result in damage. Do not touch drive parts such as rollers with power to the equipment ON. This can result in injury. Keep hair, neckties, necklaces and other loose garments away from drive parts such as rollers. Injury can result if entangled. Do not cover, drape or otherwise leave the equipment underneath paper or cloth. This can result in fire and/or damage. Use only genuine consumables. Use only specifi ed types of paper. Unspecifi ed types of paper can damage the equipment. Do not insert fi ngers into the document eject port. This can result in injury. Do not insert hands into the equipment outside the zone for replacing consumables or clearing paper jams. This can result in injury and/or burns. Periodically clean the power cord plug. Dust buildup over time can result in fi re and/or damage. Immediately wash off any grease that adheres to fi ngers or clothing when replacing consumables, with soap and water. Connect the equipment to an easily accessible electrical outlet near to the equipment. Be careful not to pinch hands when opening/closing doors and covers. For safety s sake, unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet before holidays and other long periods of disuse. Disclaimer Max. Co., Ltd. assumes no responsibility whatsoever for damage or injuries resulting from the failure to observe the information in this manual, or losses, lost profits or damage to important documents and any secondary damages associated therewith because the equipment is damaged or otherwise out of order. 5

8 1. READ FIRST Requests to users ATT. Observe the following to prevent equipment trouble and unexpected breakdowns. (1) Do not shut OFF the power or unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet while the equipment is running. (2) Do not use or store the equipment in the following places as it can result in trouble. 1 Where directly exposed to sunlight or sources of heat such as heaters. 2 Dusty or humid places. 3 Inclined surfaces or where subjected to vibrations or shocks. 4 Do not use the equipment in places where the temperature is 10 C or below, or 32 C or above. 5 Do not store the equipment in places where the temperature is -10 C or below, or 60 C or above. 6 Do not use the equipment near to high voltage sources or equipment that generates strong magnetic fields. (3) Wipe dirt off the equipment with a dry soft piece of cloth. Do not use thinner, benzene, alcohol or other organic solvents or chemicals. Substances of the sort can deform and discolor the equipment. (4) Do not spill coffee, juice or other beverages or water from flower pots or vases on the equipment. (5) The Binding Finisher is a precision machine. Do not allow it to topple over, or subject it to strong impacts or shocks. (6) Keep dirt and foreign matter from penetrating inside the equipment. This can result in breakdown. (7) Use only genuine consumables. (8) Entrust the services of a specialized service engineer to install and relocate the equipment. Improper handling can result in injury, electric shock, fire and/or damage. 6

9 1. READ FIRST Handling of internal parts The following precautions regard internal parts. WARNING Do not remove covers or screws unless specifically instructed to do so in this manual. The equipment contains high voltage parts and contact with them can result in electric shock. Entrust internal inspections, adjustments and servicing to the place of purchase. Do not remodel the equipment. This can result in fire and/or electric shock. CAUTION Dust buildup inside the equipment or use over extended periods of time without cleaning can result in fire and/or damage. Do not operate the equipment with hands inside the equipment or underneath the stacker tray. Fingers can be pinched in gaps in the equipment, resulting in injury. Handling of consumables The following precautions regard consumables. CAUTION Do not use stapled or conductive paper such as paper that contains silver or carbon. This can result in fire. Be careful not to pinch or otherwise injure fingers when closing rings with the ring opener. 7

10 1. READ FIRST Locations of warning and caution labels Labels are affixed to the equipment in the below locations to ensure safe proper use of the equipment. Use the equipment safely as indicated by the labels Keep hands clear of the cartridge cover when closing it. Fingers can be pinched in gaps in the equipment, resulting in injury. 2. Do not insert hands into the equipment from the direction indicated on the label when pulling out the ring cartridge. Fingers can be pinched in gaps in the equipment, resulting in injury. 8

11 1. READ FIRST 3. Keep hands out from underneath the stacker tray while the equipment is running. Fingers can be pinched in gaps in the equipment, resulting in injury. Also, keep objects out from underneath the stacker tray. Objects can be pinched in gaps in the equipment, resulting in damage. 4. Keeps hands out of the eject port when retrieving pamphlets. Fingers can be pinched in gaps in the equipment, resulting in injury. 9

12 1. READ FIRST Names and functions of parts This section identified parts of the Binding Finisher by name and function Power switch This is the power ON/OFF switch of the equipment. Power is automatically shut OFF at the switch when the power OFF time is set. 2 Left door Open to clear paper jams. 3 Punched waste collection box The box collects paper waste generated from punching holes. To empty the box, see When full of punched waste. 4 Operation panel Use to view equipment status, select modes and change settings. For details, see How to read the operation panel. 5 Cartridge cover Open to pull out the ring cartridge. 6 Right door Open to clear paper jams and replenish rings. 7 Ring cartridge Stores rings. For the ring loading procedure, see When out of rings. 8 Stacker tray Stacks documents bound with rings and punched sheets. Pull the tray to the front to retrieve documents and sheets. 9 Leakage breaker This breaker is for preventing electric shocks. For the breaker test procedure, see Leakage breaker on P35. 10

13 1. READ FIRST How to read the operation panel DOOR POW S50 L100 LCD UP RIGHT Button LEFT DOWN Part Label Explanation LED LCD Button POW DOOR S50 L (In above figure) UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT SET ESC Lit when power to the equipment is ON. Lit when a door is open. S50 is lit when rings for 50 sheets are loaded in the equipment. L100 is lit when rings for 100 sheets are loaded in the equipment. Both LEDs are out when a cartridge is not loaded in the equipment. Lit to indicate trouble locations and where paper remains in the equipment. Normally, the LEDs are out. Displays mode and error messages. Use to select items and set settings. Use to select items and set settings. Moves the cursor to the left. Moves the cursor to the right. Use to enter selected items and changed settings. Use to cancel selected items and changed settings. 11

14 2. PREPARATIONS FOR USING THE BINDING FINISHER 2 PREPARATIONS FOR USING THE BINDING FINISHER Paper This section explains the types of and sizes of paper applicable with the Binding Finisher, as well as those which are not. Applicable types and sizes of paper The types and sizes of paper stock that can be used with the Binding Finisher are as follows. Paper type Paper size Paper thickness Plain paper, recycled paper, color paper, color coated paper, OHP film, index paper LT, A4, (*1) 64~216 g/m 2 (*1) The MB-1000C-NA uses LT size paper. The MB-1000C-EU uses A4 size paper. Inapplicable paper Paper stock that cannot be used with the Binding Finisher is as follows. IMP Do not use the following paper stock with the Binding Finisher. Paper of the sort can cause trouble with the equipment. Irreparably curled paper Stapled paper or paper with clips Torn paper or paper with holes Paper that does not readily slide Slippery paper Thin soft paper Copy paper, carbon paper Folded paper TIP Even applicable paper stock can cause jams and trouble if in poor shape. 12

15 2. PREPARATIONS FOR USING THE BINDING FINISHER Turning the power ON 1 Open the left door and turn the power ON from the power switch located there inside. Power switch Power ON Power OFF Left door 2 When the power to the equipment is ON, the DOOR on the operation panel is lit a red color and Door Open appears on the LCD. Door Open 3 Close the left door. The DOOR on the operation panel goes out. 4 Starting appears on the LCD. Wait a few seconds while the equipment initializes. Starting 5 When the equipment is initialized, one of the below messages appears on the LCD. Bind Bypass Punch * The above indications are explained hereafter as mode indication screens. * If a message other than the above appears, take the steps indicated in this manual. 13

16 2. PREPARATIONS FOR USING THE BINDING FINISHER Loading rings This section explains how to load rings the very first time, but rings are replenished in the same way. IMP Use only the specified type of rings. Other types of rings may not bind pages correctly and can clog the mechanism, resulting in equipment trouble Open the right door of the Binding Finisher. Pull the cartridge cover downward to open. Pull the ring cartridge out. Prepare new rings. Align the grooves on the package with the ring guides on the cartridge Open the bottom tab of the package to the front. Pull the opened tab downward. Cut the package tab off. Pull the package upward. Return the ring cartridge to its original position. Close the cartridge cover. Close the Binding Finisher door. NOTE The ring cartridge takes both rings for 50 sheets and rings for 100 sheets, but do not load both sizes in the ring cartridge at the same time. It is recommended to prepare separate cartridges for each ring size (for 50 sheets, for 100 sheets) and color. Store rings upright in their boxes. 14

17 3. PUNCHING HOLES IN PAPER AND BINDING WITH RINGS 3 PUNCHING HOLES IN PAPER AND BINDING WITH RINGS Binding with rings This section explains how to punch holes in paper and bind the sheets with the rings. IMP The Binding Finisher cannot punch holes in or bind with rings paper that is thicker than 216 g/m 2. Holes can be punched and sheets bound with rings only along the long side of A4 and LT paper. Bound documents are stacked in the tray with the ringed binding positioned to open to the left and downward when paper feeding on the printer connected to the Binding Finisher is set to forward and downward. TIP Documents are bound to a max. thickness of 5.5 mm when using rings for 50 sheets and a max. thickness of 11 mm with the rings for 100 sheets. Binding beyond these thicknesses stops in progress, leaving the remaining paper in the equipment. In such case, remove the paper still inside the equipment. The documents bound with the rings are ejected into the stacker tray. The stacker tray can hold up to 16 documents when bound with the rings for 50 sheets and up to 11 documents when using the rings for 100 sheets. Max. number of sheets that can be bound with the rings Rings for 50 sheets Rings for 100 sheets Plain paper Thick paper Plain paper Thick paper 50 sheets 16 sheets 100 sheets 33 sheets * The figures above are for plain paper of 80 g/m 2 or less in thickness, and thick paper of 216 g/ m 2 or less. See "Paper" on P12. * Document ejected into the stacker tray must be 500 g or less per document. 15

18 3. PUNCHING HOLES IN PAPER AND BINDING WITH RINGS Binding sheets with rings To bind sheets one set at a time. 1 On a mode indication screen (*1), select Bind Mode? with the UP/DOWN buttons, and press the SET button. 2 Start the printer or copier at the desired settings. (See the instruction manual of the device.) Punching holes in paper To punch holes in paper for binding with the rings. 1 On a mode indication screen, select Punch Mode? with the UP/DOWN buttons, and press the SET button. 2 Start the printer or copier at the desired settings. (See the instruction manual of the device.) TIP Paper with the punched holes is ejected to the stacker tray. The stacker tray can hold a max. 50 sheets of plain paper. When not using the Binding Finisher To feed paper downstream 1 Select Bypass Mode? with the UP/DOWN buttons on the operation panel, and press the SET button. 2 Start the printer or copier at the desired settings. (See the instruction manual of the device.) (*1) To change settings from the operation panel, display any of the below mode indication screens on the LCD. * Operations are the same from any screen. Bind Bypass Punch 16

19 3. PUNCHING HOLES IN PAPER AND BINDING WITH RINGS Detailed settings To change LCD contrast Press the RIGHT button on a mode indication screen. Select Contrast? with the UP/DOWN buttons, and press the SET button. : 4 Set the contrast with the UP/DOWN buttons. (The higher the number, the darker the LCD.) Enter the setting with the SET button. Return to the initial screen with the ESC button. To change the brightness of the backlight Press the RIGHT button on a mode indication screen. Select Brightness? with the UP/DOWN buttons, and press the SET button. : 4 Set the brightness with the UP/DOWN buttons. (The higher the number, the brighter the backlight.) Enter the setting with the SET button. Return to the initial screen with the ESC button. To change the power OFF time Press the RIGHT button on a mode indication screen. Select Poweroff Time? with the UP/DOWN buttons, and press the SET button. Time: 60min Set the power OFF time with the UP/DOWN buttons. Enter the setting with the SET button. Return to the initial screen with the ESC button. TIP The power OFF time can be selected from OFF, 30, 60, 90 or 120 min. The power switch shuts OFF automatically after the set time elapses if the Binding Finisher is not operated for that time. Power to the Binding Finisher stays ON all the time when the Poweroff Time is set to OFF. 17

20 3. PUNCHING HOLES IN PAPER AND BINDING WITH RINGS 18

21 4. IF THIS HAPPENS 4 IF THIS HAPPENS Equipment status is indicated on the operation panel if something changes or trouble occurs with the equipment. If paper jams This section explains how to clear paper jams. Locating paper jams If paper jams inside the equipment, Paper Jam: ***, Sheet Remain appears on the LCD and the location of the jam is indicated by an LED. Therefore, remove the jammed paper as required for the indicated location. * *** is the jam code. Removing jammed paper This section explains how to remove jammed paper. Do not operate the equipment with hands inside the equipment or underneath the stacker tray. Fingers can be pinched in gaps in the equipment, resulting in injury. IMP Do not shut OFF the power to remove jammed paper. Pull paper carefully so that it does not tear, until removed. Shredded paper that remains inside the equipment can jam again and cause other trouble. 19

22 4. IF THIS HAPPENS If a paper jam is indicated Indication of the operation panel If LED 1 or 2 lights up (Paper Jam: 001, 002, 003) Open the right and left doors of the Binding Finisher. Lift the two P1 levers and remove the paper. Return the P1 levers back to their original positions. Close the doors. Open the right and left doors of the Binding Finisher. Lift the two P2 levers and remove the paper. Return the P2 levers back to their original positions. Close the doors. If LED 3 lights up (Paper Jam: 004, 101) Open the right and left doors of the Binding Finisher. Lower the P3 lever and remove the paper. Return the P3 lever back to its original position. Close the doors. 20

23 4. IF THIS HAPPENS If LED 5 lights up (Paper Jam: 005, 101) Open the right and left doors of the Binding Finisher. Lift the P4 lever and remove the paper. Return the P4 lever back to its original position. Close the doors If LED 6 lights up (Paper Jam: 007, 009, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107) 1 2 Open the right door of the Binding Finisher. Lower the P5 lever. Grab the P6 lever and pull out the unit. 3 Remove the paper. Grab the P6 lever and push the unit back into place. Restore the P5 lever as before. Close the door. 21

24 4. IF THIS HAPPENS If LED 7 lights up (Paper Jam: 008, 106, 107) Open the right door of the Binding Finisher. Open the ring cartridge downward. Pull out the ring cartridge. Lift the ring cartridge and remove from the equipment. 4 5 Remove the rings clogged in the Binding Finisher. To remove rings clogged at the bottom of the ring cartridge, 1 Press and hold the blue button on the bottom of the ring cartridge, and; 2 Pull out the clogged rings. Set the ring cartridge back in place and close the cartridge cover. Close the right door of the Binding Finisher. TIP When removing clogged rings from the ring cartridge, other rings inside the cartridge may slip out of place or get stuck at an angle. Therefore, check that the rings are properly set in the cartridge before returning the cartridge back into place. 22

25 4. IF THIS HAPPENS If LED 8 or 9 lights up (Paper Jam: 010, 011, 108) Open the right door of the Binding Finisher. Remove the document that is immediately visible. Close the door. If LED 10 lights up (Paper Jam: 012) Remove the document from the eject port. 23

26 4. IF THIS HAPPENS Operation panel error messages and remedial action The below table lists major messages and the actions for correcting them. Message Explanation LED Remedial action 1 Ring Size Err 2 Ring Reverse 3 Ring Mixture 4 Thick Ovr-50 Bnd 5 Thick Ovr-50 Pnc 6 Thick Ovr-100 Rings do not match the type of punching (A4 or LT). Rings were loaded upsidedown. Different sized rings are mixed together in the same cartridge. The paper is too thick for rings for 50 sheets. The paper is too thick for the Punch mode. The paper is too thick for rings for 100 sheets. 7 Ring Near End Rings are running low. 7 Replenish rings. 8 No Ring Cart 9 Trash Full 10 No Trash Box 11 Tray Pull Out A ring cartridge has not been set in the equipment. The punching waste collection box is full. The punching waste collection box has not been set in the equipment. The stacker tray is in the extended position. 12 Stacker Full The stacker tray is full Prepare rings that match the type of punching. Remove the cartridge and check if rings are upside-down. Load rings correctly. Remove the cartridge and check if rings of different sizes are loaded together. Load rings of the same size. Check the size of the rings used for binding. Load rings suited for the number of pages and paper thickness. Set the number of sheets so that the finished document is not more than 5.5 mm thick. Set the number of sheets so that the finished document is not more than 11 mm thick. Set a ring cartridge in the equipment. 4 Empty the collection box. 4 Set the collection box in the equipment. 10 Push the stacker tray back in. Remove the bound documents from the stacker tray. 13 Door Open A door is open. DOOR Close the door. 14 Sheet Remain There is paper still in the equipment. 6 Remove the paper as explained in "If LED 6 lights up" on P21. If an error message appears on the LCD Contact the place of purchase if "Error: ***" appears on the LCD. 24

27 4. IF THIS HAPPENS Changing the type of ring This section explains how to change the type of ring. 1. Remove the ring cartridge from the equipment. 2. Push the rings upward from the bottom of the ring cartridge. 3. Fit your hand between the ring cartridge and rings, and lift the rings up and out. 4. Load the desired rings into the ring cartridge. 5. Return the ring cartridge to its place inside the equipment. 25

28 4. IF THIS HAPPENS NOTE Do not reuse used rings. Be careful not to deform the rings by removing and reloading them into the cartridge. Deformed rings cause jams and trouble. * Load rings properly. Load rings as shown in the figure below. Rings are out of line. Rings are lodged at an angle. TIP Lay removed rings on a flat surface so that they do not break apart. 26

29 4. IF THIS HAPPENS Adding pages to bound documents This section explains how to add pages to bound documents. Pages are increased in ring-bound documents using the ring opener. The ring opener makes it easy to add necessary pages at a later date or retrofit the document with a cover. It is also possible to change just specific pages. CAUTION Be careful not to pinch fingers or injure yourself when closing rings with the ring opener. Rebinding board Ring opener 1. Punch holes for binding in the pages to be added. TIP For instructions on punching holes for binding, see "Punching holes in paper" on P With the document closed, align the rings with the grooves on the rebinding board. 27

30 4. IF THIS HAPPENS 3. Fit the back of the rings into the grooves. Carefully press on the rings from above to immobilize them in the rebinding board. 4. Open the document to the page where wanting to add more pages. 5. Carefully press down on the rebinding board and paper, insert the tip of the ring opener into the space between the document and rings, and slide the opener from the front to the rear. The rings will pop open. 28

31 4. IF THIS HAPPENS 6. Add the desired pages. 7. Draw the opened rings back together a few at a time, while pressing from above. To close rings for 50 sheets, use the top half (smaller depressions) of the ring opener. To close rings for 100 sheets, use the bottom half (larger depressions) of the ring opener. The rings will close. 8. Pull the back of the rings from the anchoring grooves. NOTE Do not face the tip of the ring opener towards others when working. 29

32 4. IF THIS HAPPENS When full of punched waste This section explains how to empty the waste collection box when full of punched waste. 1 2 Open the right door of the Binding Finisher. Grab the punched waste collection box and pull it out. Discard the punched waste from the collection box. Return the punched waste collection box back to its original place. Close the right door of the Binding Finisher. Retrieving documents from the stacker tray This section explains how to retrieve documents from the stacker tray. 1 2 Pull out the stacker tray. Retrieve the documents. Push the stacker tray back into place. TIP Check that the equipment has stopped moving before pulling out the stacker tray. Be careful not to catch rings on surrounding parts when retrieving the documents. Documents may come undone when retrieving them from the stacker tray. 30

33 5. MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING 5 MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING Installation and relocation The following precautions regard equipment installation and relocation. IMP The Binding Finisher cannot be used in countries of differing power supply specifications. Max Co., Ltd. does not provide maintenance service for equipment relocated to other countries. Safety codes (electric waves, materials, etc.) vary from country to country. Transporting this product and consumables to foreign countries in violation of these codes may be subject to punishment. Relocation The following precautions regard equipment relocation. IMP CAUTION Entrust equipment lifting, transport and relocation to another floor in the building, etc., to a contracted service provider. Toppling over or falling can result in injury and/or damage. Transport and relocation should be handled by a service engineer, not the user. Entrust relocation to a service provider. Relocation is subject to billing. Installation conditions Installation location CAUTION Do not install the equipment in dusty or humid places. This can cause fire and/or electric shock. Do not install the equipment on shaky tables, inclined surfaces or anywhere it would be unstable. Toppling over or falling can result in injury and/or damage. Adequately ventilate poorly ventilated rooms or small rooms when the equipment is used continuously for a long period of time or when printing large quantities of materials. 31

34 5. MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING Installing the equipment in an inappropriate location can prevent the equipment from working properly and can cause trouble. Cold dry or hot damp places Where directly exposed to sunlight Near to heaters, air conditioners or humidifiers Where subjected to strong vibrations Poorly ventilated places Dusty places Near to oil-burning heaters or equipment that releases ammonia Unstable floors Install the equipment on a flat level surface. Install the equipment on a sturdy floor that can support the equipment s weight. Required installation space Install the equipment so that it has sufficient clearance from walls and objects around it. This space is needed for service engineers to access and service the equipment. 300mm or more BACK (860mm) DOWN UP 900mm or more FRONT Ensure the below installation space when the Binding Finisher is the unit farthest downstream. 30mm or more UP 32

35 5. MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING Power supply The following precautions regard the power supply of the Binding Finisher. WARNING Plug the power cord directly and firmly into an electrical outlet. Use only power supplies of the indicated voltage and frequency. Also, do not share or piggyback the source outlet. This can result in fire and/or electric shock. Do not use extension cords. Do not damage, bundle or remodel the power cord. Also, setting heavy objects on top of the cord, and pulling and bending the cord unreasonably can damage the cord, resulting in fire and/or electric shock. Contact between the power plug blades and metal can result in fire and/or electric shock. Do not plug the power cord in or out with wet hands. This can result in electric shock. Locate the equipment as close as possible to an electrical outlet that makes it easy to unplug the power cord in the event of trouble. If the power cord is damaged or internal wires are exposed or broken, contact the place of purchase for a replacement. Using a damaged power cord can result in fire and/or electric shock. CAUTION Hold the power cord by the plug, and not the cord itself, when unplugging from the electrical outlet. Tugging on the cord can damage it, resulting in fire and/or electric shock. For safety s sake, unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet before holidays and other long periods of disuse. Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet before cleaning the equipment. 33

36 5. MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING Cleaning the Binding Finisher IMP Do not clean the equipment with chemicals such as cleaners, or organic solvents such as thinner and benzene. Substances of the sort can infiltrate through gaps in the equipment, and dissolve plastic parts and cause other damage. Entrust internal cleaning to a service engineer. How to clean the outer shell Wipe with a dry soft piece of cloth. For stubborn dirt, moisten the cloth with water, wring well and wipe again. If dirt cannot be removed with water, wipe with a neutral detergent, then wipe with water and then wipe dry. Cleaning the power plug This section explains how to clean the power plug. CAUTION Once or more times a year, unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet and clean the blades and surrounding area. Dust buildup can result in fire. IMP Set the power switch of the equipment in the "OFF" position before unplugging the power cord. Ground the equipment without fail after cleaning the power plug. How to clean the power plug Remove dust with a dry piece of cloth. MB-1000C-NA MB-1000C-EU 34

37 5. MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING Leakage breaker This section explains how to test the leakage breaker. The leakage breaker of the Binding Finisher has the below engraved markings. Power ON Power OFF The Binding Finisher has a leakage breaker to protect against electric shock. The leakage breaker is normally left in the ON ( ) position. Test breaker tripping as follows about once a year. WARNING When the leakage breaker is in the OFF position, do not set it to the ON position. This can cause electric shock, fire, smoke or an event that trips the breaker. IMP Contact the place of purchase if the leakage breaker does not work properly when tested. 1. Set the main leakage breaker of the line in the OFF position. 2. Press the test button of the leakage breaker with a pen, etc. 3. Check that the breaker switch trips to the OFF position. 35

38 5. MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING 4. Set the breaker switch back to the ON position. 5. Set the main leakage breaker of the line in the ON position. TIP If the Binding Finisher does not run after setting the main leakage breaker of the line in the ON position, check if the leakage breaker of the Binding Finisher is in the OFF position. If in the OFF position, contact the place of purchase without setting it in the ON position. 36

39 6. APPENDIX 6 APPENDIX Specifications Equipment specifications are listed below. Item Name Specifications Binding Finisher Model MB-1000C-NA MB-1000C-EU Applicable paper size Processing speed Applicable paper thickness Binding unit LT A4 Max. 105 sheet/min * Varies according to copier and printer specifications g/m 2 Ring binding: 2 to 100 sheets Ring types: For 50 sheets (White or black), For 100 sheets (White or black) Punched holes Power supply VAC 50/60 HZ A Max. power consumption Dimensions Weight Applicable rings Working temperature and humidity MB-S50 LTB MB-S50 LTW MB-S100 LTB MB-S100 LTW 400 W W860 D655 H kg Temperature 10 C - 32 C Humidity 15% - 80% MB-S50 A4B MB-S50 A4W MB-S100 A4B MB-S100 A4W 37

40 6. APPENDIX Main accessories MB-1000C-NA MB-1000C-EU Operating Instructions Installation Procedure Main accessories Warranty card (NA) Ring Cartridge LT Ring Cartridge A4 Ring Opener CD-ROM Consumables MB-1000C-NA MB-1000C-EU Rings For LT For A4 Size Color Sales unit For 50 sheets or 100 sheets White or black 75 rings 5/Case (375 rings/case) 38

41 6. APPENDIX Notes to USA Users of FCC Requirements This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/tv technician for help Notes to Canadian Users of IC Rule Class B digital circuitry of this device complies with Canadian ICES-003. This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. 39

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44 Inquiries about consumables Inquiries about repair and maintenance services. Order accessories of the Binding Finisher from the place of purchase. Ask a service provider or the place of purchase about repair and maintenance services. Contact a service provider or the place of purchase to relocate the Binding Finisher. This instruction manual is subject to change without notice due to functional enhancement. N1212G0000 PRINTED IN JAPAN