Introduction; Unpac~Ng And Installation - HP LaserJet II Serie Manual De Instrucciones

HP 33440/HP 33449 COMBINED SERVICE MANUAL
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INTRODUCTION
Two basic topics are discussed in this chaptec
Unpacking and Instigation.
Using the Control Panel to configure the printer and to check printer functions.
Each printer is mrefully inspected before it is shipped. Proper instigation is e~remely impotint
to maintain printer performance at the level set at the factory. The service representative should
fully understand the operating environment parameters of the printer to ensure that it is properly
instiled in a suitable location (see Chapters 1 and 2). A thorough knowledge of the Control Panel
is necessary to understand default settings, restart routines, and the font and other printouts – as
well as to use the Printing and Configuration Menus, run self tests, and use the service mode.
Since their physid appearance is quite similar, the HP 33449 has generally been used to
represent both printers. If there is a significant difference, appropriate instructions for both
printers have been added.
3-2. UNPACKING AND 'INSTALLATION
Unpacking Instructions
Note
ALL packaging material should be retained in case the printer needs to be
repackaged for shipment at a later date. For both printers, packaging material
to be saved includes dl cardboard and foam materials. Replacement packaging
material is available through SMO (800-227-8164) or PCE (0049-7031-140). Pafi
numbers are 33440-00908 for the HP 33440 and 33449-00908 for the HP 33449.
Mthough unpacking and instigation instructions for the HP 33440 and HP 33449 printers are
quite similar, there are some differences. For the HP 33440, refer to Appendk A for the pamphlet,
Your Road Map to setting up Your kserJet
series II Printer, which was packaged with printers
after November 1989. (The Getting Started Manual was packaged with printers before November
1989.) The pamphlet, Your Guide to Setting up Your hserJet III, which is shipped with the
printer, is included here as Appendix B.
Prior to unpacking either printer, examine the shipping container for any signs of physical damage
(holes in the container, large indentations, etc.). If damage to the shipping container is evident,
request that the carrier's agent be present when the printer is unpacked. The recipient assumes
all liabili@ for shipping damages once the box has been opened.
warning
Take care when unpacking and handling the printer. Because both the HP
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33440 and HP 33449 printers weigh approximately 50 pounds (22.4 Kg), two
people may be required to lift a printer from its packaging or move it around the
workspace.
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