Instruction manual

Sharp MX-3501N
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Color at Work
®
Routine Maintenance
The Sharp MX-3501N
sports two different
finishing units, an
internal one and a
attached finisher.
The internal one,
which staples and can
hole punch, is located
underneath the
control panel and is very easy to open.
When a jam occurs in this finisher the
touch screen coaches the user through a
simple three-step jam removal. The front is
opened, the knob is turned and the paper
is removed. We found it to be very
accessible.
When using the saddle-stitch finisher,
more areas may produce jams but the
ease of use is still evident. The jams may
occur where the internal finisher and a
bridge unit connects the machine to the
finisher. This is very easy to remove.
Jams also occur in the finisher itself and
are easy to clear. The door is opened and
the paper path is pulled out. Most likely,
the paper will be exposed. Turning the
knob fully exposes the paper for removal.
The touch screen graphics once again do
a fine job taking users through process.
The paper path is accessible and easy for
disabled users to use, even those in
wheelchairs. However, they may have
some difficulty reading the touch screen
control panel which does not tilt.
Touch screen instructions clearly illustrate how to
access jams in the finisher unit.
Above: The finisher is first pulled away from the
engine unit
Below: Paper jams can then accessed easily by
turning the green knob as described