Ricoh L5160 Installation guide

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Names and Functions of Components
This section describes the names and functions of the machine's components.
•Do not obstruct the machine's vents. Doing so risks fire caused by
overheated internal components.
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1. Center cover
Open this cover when setting media, dealing with media misfeeds, or cleaning
the platen.
2. Right cover
Open this cover when doing maintenance work such as cleaning the caps or
replacing the cleaning cartridge, etc.
3. Control panel

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4. Media holding lever (front)
A lever to hold media on the feeding surface. Use this lever when setting media
or dealing with media misfeeds, etc. The media holding lever (front) and media
holding lever (back) work in conjunction with each other.
5. Waste ink bottle
Accumulates discharged waste ink from head cleaning, etc. To replace the waste
ink bottle.
6. Roll-up switch
Changes the rolling direction of the media. When this switch is turned off, the
media is not rolled up.
7. Roll core holder
Use to set the roll core and roll up printed roll media.
8. Media cutter
Cuts media.
9. Media output location
Outputs printed media.
10. Left cover
Open this cover when cleaning the underside of the carriage for the nozzle
surface of the print heads, media sensor, etc.
11. Ink cartridge
Set the ink cartridges of each color correctly.
12. Ink indicator
Stays lit when the ink cartridges are not set correctly or unlocked. Also, the LED
stays lit to notify when an ink cartridge is empty.
13. Attention light (option)
Notifies of errors during printing such as media misfeeds or media replacement
by lighting or flashing.

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Rear/Side View.
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1. Vents
Prevents overheating.
2. Ethernet port
Port for connecting an Ethernet interface cable.
3. Pre-heater cover
Open this cover when setting media or cleaning the pre-heater. There are media
input locations and a media sensor inside of this cover.
4. Roll holder
Use to set roll media.
5. Roll feed unit
Pull out when setting or replacing media.
6. Media support
Use to place media temporarily when setting heavy media.
7. Handle
Use when pulling out the roll feed unit.

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8. Media holding lever (back)
A lever to hold media on the feeding surface. Use this lever when setting media,
dealing with media misfeeds, etc. The media holding lever (front) and media
holding lever (back) work in conjunction with each other.
9. Power inlet 1
A power inlet for supplying power to the pre-heater and cure heater. Connect
the included power cord to the power socket.
10. Power inlet 2
A power inlet for supplying power to the machine. Connect the included power
cord to the power socket.
11. Main power switch
To operate the machine, the main power switch must be on. If it is off, turn the
switch on.
"Turning On the Power".
12. Media sensor
Detects the presence of media.
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1. Cleaning cartridge
A maintenance cartridge that is made up of a wiper and flushing pad. Use this
cartridge when performing head cleaning. To replace the cleaning cartridge, see
"Replacing a Cleaning Cartridge".
2. Head height adjustment knob
When the machine cannot be operated due to a media misfeed etc., raise the
print heads by turning the knob, and then move the carriage out.
3. Carriage
Discharges ink onto the media, and is equipped with print heads and a media
sensor. It is possible to adjust the height of the print heads to match the thickness
of the media. To adjust the height of the print heads, see page 147 "Head
Height".
4. Capping station
Prevents nozzles from drying by capping the print heads. To clean caps, see
"Cleaning the Caps", Requests for Daily Care and Maintenance.
5. Flushing cartridge
Use when performing head cleaning or auto maintenance. To replace the
flushing cartridges, see page 242 "Replacing a Flushing Cartridge".
6. Media guide
Set media in accordance to its width. Set the media so that both edges pass under
the media guides.
7. Platen
This is the media feeding surface (printing range). Clean this area if the back of
the printed media becomes dirty. See "Cleaning the Platen", Requests for Daily
Care and Maintenance.
8. Vacuum hole
Sucks media and prevents it from rising.
9. Feed roller
Feeds media.
10. Pinch roller
Holds down set media from above.
Symbols for Power Switch
Symbols for power switch that are used for this machine are as follows:
• : POWER ON
• : STANDBY
Heater
There are 4 heaters built into this machine to maintain print quality. The location of
each heater and its function is as follows.

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•The media feeding surface is hot while the heater is heated. When opening the
center cover or replacing media, lower the temperature of the heater and make
sure the temperature of the media feeding surface has lowered sufficiently
before working.
•When replacing thin media, lower the temperature of the heater. If replacing
media when the media feeding surface is hot, it may cause the media to affix to
the feeding surface as well as wrinkles or warping to occur.
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1. Media feed direction
2. Pre-heater
Pre-heats media before printing and suppresses sudden changes in the
temperature on the platen.
3. Print heater
Heats media during printing and increases image quality.
4. Post-heater
Drys ink from below media after printing.
5. Cure heater
Heats and cures ink from above the media with far-infrared rays.

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Guide to Functions of the Attention Light
•Do not push or pull the attention light when it is installed to the machine. Doing so
may result in damage or malfunction of the attention light or the machine.
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The attention light notifies the user
by light when there is a media jam
or no media is left. The colors of
the lamp and their meanings are as
follows:
Lamp Status
The bottom lamp lights blue. Printing
The bottom lamp flashes blue. Data in
The top lamp lights red. Error occurred
(Example)
• When the service call message appears
• Media jam
• Out of media
• Out of ink
Read the message on the display panel, and then
take appropriate action.
Lamp Status
The top lamp flashes yellow. Warning
(Example)
• Ink has nearly run out.
• Waste ink bottle is nearly full.
Read the message on the display panel, and then
take appropriate action.

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The main power switch is on the left rear of the machine. When this switch is turned on, the main power
turns on and the main power indicator on the right side of the control panel lights up. When this switch is
turned off, the main power turns off and the main power indicator on the right side of the control panel
goes out. When this is done, machine power is off.
The machine has two power cords. Each power cord plug must be connected to a different power source
that has an independent circuit breaker.
Normally, do not turn off the power of the machine. When the power is turned off for long periods, the
auto maintenance function is not performed successfully. When unavoidably turning off the power or
when removing the power plug, turn the power back on as soon as possible. If the auto maintenance
function does not run, a dried print head may cause nozzles to clog, possibly leading to damage.
Turning On the Power
•This machine automatically enters Sleep mode if you do not use it for a certain amount of time.
1. Make sure the power cord is firmly plugged into the wall outlet.
2. Press the main power switch on the left rear of the machine.
Do not push the main power switch repeatedly.
When you push the main power switch, wait at least 10 seconds after it is confirmed that the main
power indicator has lit up or gone out.
If the main power indicator does not light up or go out in 5 minutes after you push the main power
switch, contact your service representative.
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Turning On/Off the Power
The main power indicator on the control panel lights up.
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3. Turn on the power of the computer connected to the machine.