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145.1 | more | FOOT::WRIGHT | I AM a member of this company | Tue Jun 28 1988 10:27 | 13 |
| Well the story continues.
The queues were stopped last night.
I came in this morning to see that they were up, BUT a notice had
been put on the printer itself saying FS had been called.
Why weren't the queues stopped again?
Maybe IS make the paper then sell it to Digital :-}
Tony
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145.2 | LESS | FOOT::TSANG | Revenge of the killer tomatoe | Tue Jun 28 1988 12:34 | 11 |
| It wasnt a tonar problem, and it may have helped if the printer
was switched offline, or switch of even, I was a little surprised
that an 50k maintenence was needed 2 days after the 100k maintenence
was done (does it really get that much use?), on a side note, although
it looks like a piece of decorative trimming, in fact the chain
that dangles down in the paper tray is important, when loading paper
the chain should be positioned so that it just touches the paper,
and form a straight line pointing towards the ground, (there is no
religeoius significance to this, but this will result in less jamming
of the machine), when reporting fault with this wonder machine could
you please state the serial number which is RI00395.
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145.3 | please be careful with tonar cartridges | FOOT::TSANG | Revenge of the killer tomatoe | Tue Jun 28 1988 13:00 | 10 |
| While we are on the subject of LPS40, 3 weeks ago when attempting
the delicate operation of changing tonar without spilling it all
over shirt, I find that the tonar seal had been broken and the tonar
replaced into its box, I mean its exactly like the gags you see
in comics where the kids with big eyes put a bucket full of water
balanced precariously on the door waiting for someone (teach??)
to open it, I realised that it probably wasnt done with this in
mind, but, when replacing tonar cartridge please dont leave the
job half done, a person covered in tonar looks very strange, not
to mention black.
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145.4 | | STOPIT::IBL | an Electric Monk on a bored horse | Tue Jun 28 1988 13:55 | 4 |
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Absolutely! I agree 100%! Hear hear! Er...what is "tonar"?
Ian!
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145.5 | most humble apologies | FOOT::TSANG | Revenge of the killer tomatoe | Tue Jun 28 1988 15:40 | 15 |
| re .4
>Absolutely! I agree 100%! Hear hear! Er...what is "tonar"?
"tonar" is the japanese spelling of "toner", which, is used in
13 syllyble poetry to rhyme with "tuna".
But we are side stepping from the main subject, please keep your
notes coherent with previous entries.
with regards to the white paper coming out rather than the expected
text, mr Field service has solved the mystery.........,
It was completely my fault, but since I dont want to go into
technical whatfors I shall spare you the details.
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145.6 | | FOOT::WRIGHT | I AM a member of this company | Tue Jun 28 1988 16:00 | 2 |
| OH go one tell us :-)
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145.7 | >Gloat< | CHEST::BADMAN | Laugh? I almost did. | Wed Jun 29 1988 15:32 | 6 |
| Yeah, go on ... we'll TRY to understand!
Jamie.
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145.8 | Here I am, brain the size of a planet ... | FOOT::THOMPSON | | Wed Jul 13 1988 16:17 | 21 |
| 1)All you people intent on filling the printer room with uncollected
output your time is up. No longer will your jobs be allowed to linger
on the meccano stands for weeks on end gathering LN03 toner fallout.
You've got 24 hours and then that's it. They all go to the great
Grundon in the sky courtesy of Wai.
2)If the LPS40 or LN03's belonging to ADG run out of toner or flash
little red warning lights please tell Wai or myself and we'll go
fix it.
Unless it's a paper jam, please try and resist the temptation to
fix it yourself because on the odd occasion when you get it WRONG
you'll more than likely put the printer out of action for a week.
Of course when all the new laser printers arrive and get sprinkled
liberally around the office the joyous task of fixing paper jams
and loading maintenance kits will devolve to a select club of nominated
celebreties i.e. one (or where HSE regulations dictate - two) per printer.
Do I hear Jamie volunteering to broaden his understanding of the
particulate nature matter?
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