Panasonic PV-PD2000 User Manual download pdf (Page 47)

Precautions

■Precautions when using the Digital Photo

Printer

•If the Photo Printer emits smoke, becomes

unusually hot, or gives off an unusual smell, turn

off the printer and unplug it.

• If water or other foreign matter gets inside the

printer, turn off the printer and unplug it.

• If the surface of the printer becomes broken or

cracked, turn off the printer and unplug it.

• If the power cable is damaged (such as the core

wires being exposed), turn off the printer and

unplug it.

• Do not use the Photo Printer in any way which

overloads the electric outlet or wiring. Also, only

AC 120 V should be used as the power supply for

the Photo Printer.

• Make sure the plug is properly plugged in when

using the Photo Printer.

• Do not damage the power cable or plug.

• Remove dust or other foreign matter adhering to

the power plug.

•Do not place the Photo Printer on unsteady,

inclined, or other unstable surfaces.

• Do not place flower vases, containers with water,

or small metal objects on the Photo Printer.

• Do not drop or insert metal or flammable objects

inside the Photo Printer.

•Do not splash or wet the Photo Printer.

• Do not disassemble or remodel the Photo Printer.

• Do not touch the metal parts on the Photo Printer

or the plug during a thunderstorm.

•Do not unplug with wet hands.

•Do not place the Photo Printer in locations with

smoke, steam, high humidity, large amounts of

dust, or severe vibrations.

• Do not install the Photo Printer in such a way that

the power cable is forcibly bent.

• Do not cover the ventilation holes on the Photo

Printer.

•Do not place heavy objects on the Photo Printer.

•Do not move the Photo Printer with the power

cable plugged in.

• Do not unplug by pulling on the power cable.

• Remove the plug from the outlet as a safety

measure when cleaning the Photo Printer or

when the Photo Printer will not be used for a long

period of time.

• Do not touch any internal components other than

those specified.

•Do not remove the Paper Cassette while printing

is in progress.

During printing, the paper moves forward and

backward three times. You can be cut if you

touch the paper during this operation.

■Notes on Handling the Ink Cassettes, Ink

Cassette Film, Paper Cassette, and Paper

To ensure high-quality, precise printing, always

observe the following points.

Failure to observe these points can not only result

in poor-quality prints, but also paper jams or

breakdown of the Photo Printer.

• Use only the specified paper.

Use Print Sets that carry the MP| mark or that

have been specified for use with this Photo

Printer by Panasonic.

• Use the Ink Cassette with the paper provided in

the same box.

One Ink Cassette is designed to provide enough

ink film to print the number of sheets provided in

that Print Set.

•Do not remove the label from the Ink Cassette.

Doing so could lead to mistaken operation.

•Before loading an Ink Cassette, take up any slack

in the ink film (wide tape inside the Ink Cassette).

The slack can be taken up by turning the spool in

the direction of the arrow.

•Make sure that the Ink Cassette is oriented

properly and insert it all of the way in.

•Do not touch or pull on the ink film.

• Do not get fingerprints or dust on the ink film or

on the paper.

• Do not get the ink film or the paper wet.

• Do not touch the Ink Cassette or the Paper

Cassette while printing is in progress.

The Ink Cassette cannot be taken out white

printing is in progress.

Forcibly pulling out the Ink Cassette, loading too

much paper, or applying strong pressure or

vibrations to the Paper Cassette could result in a

paper jam or other malfunction,

(Do not take out the Paper Cassette and add

paper while printing is in progress.)

•Do not attempt to reuse an empty Ink Cassette or

paper which has already been printed on.

Doing so could result in malfunction or

breakdown of the Photo Printer.

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