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XC23

CE Marking
The CE marking applied to this product symbolises Xerox
Limited Declaration of conformity with the following applicable
Directives of the European Union as of the dates indicated:
January 1, 1995: Council Directive 73/23/EEC amended by
Council Directive 93/68/EEC, approximation of the laws of the
member states related to low voltage equipment.
January 1, 1996: Council Directive 89/336/EEC, approximation
of the laws of the member states related to electromagnetic
compatibility.
A full declaration, defining the relevant directives and
referenced standards can be obtained from your Xerox Limited
representative or by contacting:
Xerox Limited Product Safety
Xerox Limited Technical Centre
PO Box 17
Bessemer Road
Welwyn Garden City
Herts
AL7 1HE
England
WARNING
This system is certified manufactured and tested in compliance
with strict safety and radio frequency interference regulations.
Any unauthorised alteration which includes the addition of new
functions or the connection of external devices may impact this
certification. Please contact your local Xerox Limited
representative for a list of approved accessories.
WARNING
In order to allow this equipment to operate in proximity to
industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) equipment, the external
radiation from the ISM equipment may have limited or special
mitigation measures taken.
WARNING
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this
product may cause radio frequency interference in which case
the user may be required to take adequate measures.
NOTE: This warning is not applicable to products which meet
EN55022 Class B.
Prepared and translated by:
Multimedia Professional Services
Xerox Limited Technical centre
Welwyn Garden City
Herts
AL7 1HE
England

1998 by Xerox Limited. All rights reserved.

XEROX , The Document Company , the stylized X, XC23, and identifying product names and numbers herein are
trademarks of XEROX Limited.

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Introduction

Introduction
Welcome
Congratulations on acquiring your new XEROX copier. The
features, ease of operation, and reliability of your copier allow
you to concentrate on your business and leave the copying to
your new XEROX copier.

Supplies
To order supplies for your copier, call your local retailer.
Toner Cartridge:

6R910

Drum cartridge:

13R546

Staples:

8R7906

Service
To obtain answers to any questions you may have regarding
your copier or if your copier requires service, please call your
local retailer.

Introduction

NOTES:

Table of contents
Safety notes ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
How to use this guide........................................................................................................................................ 5
Manual terminology.......................................................................................................................................... 5
Helpful hints....................................................................................................................................................... 7
Floor space requirements ................................................................................................................................. 8
Getting to know your copier ............................................................................................................................. 9
External parts................................................................................................................................................... 9
Copier........................................................................................................................................................... 9
Copier right side.......................................................................................................................................... 11
Internal parts .................................................................................................................................................. 11
Control panel.................................................................................................................................................. 12
About the copier information system............................................................................................................... 16
Message display ......................................................................................................................................... 16
Copier diagram ........................................................................................................................................... 18
Labels......................................................................................................................................................... 18
Normal copy mode ......................................................................................................................................... 19
Power saver mode ......................................................................................................................................... 20
Paper ................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Helpful hints ................................................................................................................................................... 21
Specification chart for the trays ...................................................................................................................... 22
Specification chart for the ADF (XC23C, XC23D) ........................................................................................... 23
Specification chart for the 10-bin sorter stapler (XC23D) ................................................................................ 23
Loading the paper trays .................................................................................................................................. 24
Paper trays 1, 2 and 3 .................................................................................................................................... 24
Bypass tray .................................................................................................................................................... 25
Standard paper stock .................................................................................................................................. 25
Special paper stock..................................................................................................................................... 26
Making copies.................................................................................................................................................. 27
Using the document glass .............................................................................................................................. 27
Using the automatic document feeder (ADF) (XC23C/XC23D) ....................................................................... 28
Making copies with mixed-size originals...................................................................................................... 29
Using the bypass tray ..................................................................................................................................... 30
How to use the basic copying features .......................................................................................................... 32
Paper supply .................................................................................................................................................. 33
Manual........................................................................................................................................................ 34
Auto (Default) ............................................................................................................................................. 35
Reduce/enlarge .............................................................................................................................................. 36
Auto............................................................................................................................................................ 37
Preset ......................................................................................................................................................... 38
Variable ...................................................................................................................................................... 39
Copy density .................................................................................................................................................. 40

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Exposure mode........................................................................................................................................... 41
Photo ...................................................................................................................................................... 41
Manual .................................................................................................................................................... 42
Auto exposure (Default)........................................................................................................................... 43
Copy lighter/darker ..................................................................................................................................... 44
Manual 2 sided copying.................................................................................................................................. 45
Job interrupt ................................................................................................................................................... 47
How to use the added copying features......................................................................................................... 48
Special features ............................................................................................................................................. 49
Stapling (XC23D) ........................................................................................................................................... 50
Auto stapling............................................................................................................................................... 50
Manual stapling........................................................................................................................................... 51
Stapling without copying ............................................................................................................................. 51
Collating (XC23D) .......................................................................................................................................... 52
Bound Original mode...................................................................................................................................... 53
Margin shift .................................................................................................................................................... 54
Edge deletion ................................................................................................................................................. 55
Customising your copier................................................................................................................................. 56
Identifying the special features ....................................................................................................................... 56
How to change the special feature settings..................................................................................................... 58
Total copy counter .......................................................................................................................................... 62
Copier care....................................................................................................................................................... 63
Ordering supplies ........................................................................................................................................... 63
Replacing the drum cartridge.......................................................................................................................... 64
Replacing the toner cartridge.......................................................................................................................... 66
Toner cartridge yield ................................................................................................................................... 68
Cleaning the document glass and cover ......................................................................................................... 69
Adding staples................................................................................................................................................ 70
Cleaning the ADF belt .................................................................................................................................... 72
Problem solving............................................................................................................................................... 73
Problem solving charts................................................................................................................................... 74
General....................................................................................................................................................... 74
Misfeeds ..................................................................................................................................................... 75
Copy quality................................................................................................................................................ 76
Status code list............................................................................................................................................... 77
Clearing the status codes ............................................................................................................................... 79
A1-A3 ......................................................................................................................................................... 79
C1-C4, C8................................................................................................................................................... 81
C9............................................................................................................................................................... 82
E1-E3 ......................................................................................................................................................... 83
F1............................................................................................................................................................... 85
F9............................................................................................................................................................... 86
Technical data.................................................................................................................................................. 88

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Safety notes

Safety notes
The Electricity at Work Regulation
(In England and Wales)
Electricity at Work Regulation
The Electricity at Work Regulation 1989 came into force in England and Wales on the 1 April
1990. This 1989 Regulation places a duty on all employers and self-employed persons to ensure
the electrical system in their premises are constructed, maintained and operated in such a manner
as to prevent, so far as reasonably practicable, danger. This includes ensuring all electrical
equipment connected to such electrical systems are safely constructed, maintained and operated.
All Xerox equipment have been designed to exacting safety standards. They have all undergone a
variety of stringent Xerox safety tests including earth bond, insulation resistance and electrical
strength tests. Xerox Limited manufacturing plants have been awarded ISO 9000 quality
certification and are subject to regular audits by the British Standards Institution or equivalent
national standards body.
Xerox equipment which has been properly and regularly serviced and maintained should not have
to undergo additional specific safety tests pursuant to the 1989 Regulation. Customers wishing to
complete safety testing should contact the Xerox Limited Technical Centre (see page 1) for advice
prior to any test implementation.
Xerox equipment should, however, be properly and regularly serviced and maintained at all times.
QUESTION: What is the Electricity at Work Regulation?
ANSWER: The Electricity at Work Regulation 1989 came into force in England and Wales on the
1 April 1990. This 1989 Regulation places a duty on all employers and self-employed persons to
ensure the electrical systems in their premises are constructed, maintained and operated in such a
manner as to prevent, so far as reasonably practicable, danger. This includes ensuring all
electrical products connected to such electrical systems are safely constructed, maintained and
operated.
QUESTION: Does Xerox Limited comply with the Electricity at Work Regulation?
ANSWER: The regulation places a duty on all employers and self-employed persons to ensure the
electrical systems in their premises are, effectively, safe.
The regulation does not impose on, amongst others, manufacturers or suppliers of such electrical
systems. However, rest assured that all Xerox equipment which Xerox Limited and its authorised
distributors supplies to customers, conform with all relevant safety legislation and standards.
QUESTION: Is Xerox equipment safe?
ANSWER: All Xerox equipment supplied by Xerox Limited and their authorised distributors
conform to all relevant safety legislation and standards.

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QUESTION: Is the Xerox equipment in my premises safe?


ANSWER: All Xerox equipment supplied by Xerox Limited and their authorised distributors
conform to all relevant safety legislation and standards. However, like all electrical equipment,
they have to be regularly serviced and maintained by competent persons.
Xerox Limited Customer Service Engineers ensure Xerox equipment is serviced and maintained to
exacting Xerox safety standards. If you would like your Xerox equipment to be serviced and
maintained to such high standards, please contact your local Xerox Limited Customer/Service
Organization. They will be pleased to assist you.
QUESTION: Does the Xerox equipment in my premises comply with the Electricity at Work
Regulations?
ANSWER: All employers and self-employed persons must ensure that the electrical systems in
their premises are safe. This will include ensuring Xerox equipment in such premises is safe.
Xerox Limiteds Product Safety function has prepared a guide which contains a list of tests which
may be completed by your Xerox Limited Customer Service Organization. THESE TESTS MUST
BE CARRIED OUT ONLY BY PERSONS WHO POSSESS THE RELEVANT SKILL,
KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO CARRY OUT SUCH TESTS.
Please contact the Xerox Limited Customer/Service Organization for further information.
THE USE OF INAPPROPRIATE TEST PROCEDURES AND TEST EQUIPMENT MAY PROVIDE
MISLEADING RESULTS AND MAY CAUSE DEATH, PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR DAMAGE TO
PROPERTY.
QUESTION: I would like to carry out my own safety tests on the Xerox equipment in my premises.
ANSWER: You may, of course, request such tests as you deem necessary to satisfy yourself that
your Xerox equipment is safe. Your Xerox Limited Customer Support will be pleased to advise you
on such testing.
QUESTION: I require records of all tests.
ANSWER: After safety testing, your Xerox Limited Customer Service Engineer will provide you
with a certificate which details the results of all tests completed.
In the event of any defect being noted, the Xerox equipment will be switched off and disconnected
from the supply until the defect has been corrected. You will be advised of such action to enable
such defects to be corrected.
PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST ENSURE THAT YOUR XEROX EQUIPMENT IS SAFE AT ALL
TIMES.
Please contact us if you have any queries regarding the information provided in this document.
Xerox Limited Product Safety
Xerox Limited Technical Centre
PO Box 17
Bessemer Road
Welwyn Garden City
Herts
AL7 1HE
England

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Safety notes

Your copier and supplies have been designed and tested to meet strict safety requirements.
These include safety agency examination and approval, and compliance to established
environmental standards. Please read the following instructions carefully before operating the
copier. The safety testing and performance of this product have been verified by Xerox.
Refer to instructions as needed to ensure the continued safe operation of your copier.
FOLLOW all warnings and instructions marked on or supplied with the product.
Symbology:

WARNING Heated Surface

UNPLUG the copier from the wall outlet before cleaning. Always use materials specifically
designed for this copier. Use of other materials may result in poor performance and could create a
hazardous situation.
DO NOT use aerosol cleaners. Follow the instructions in the User Guide for proper cleaning
methods.
NEVER use supplies or cleaning materials for purposes other than what they were intended. Keep
all supplies and materials out of reach of children.
DO NOT use the copier near water, wet locations, or outdoors.
DO NOT move the copier with an attached sorter. To avoid tipping, remove the sorter before
moving the copier.
DO NOT place this copier on an unstable cart, stand or table. The copier may fall causing
personal injury or serious damage to the copier.
WARNING
This copier must be earthed.
THIS PRODUCT is equipped with a 3-wire earthing-type plug (i.e., a plug having a third grounding
pin) and an additional safety device. This plug will only fit into a grounding-type power outlet. This
is a safety feature. To avoid risk of electric shock, contact your electrician to replace the
receptacle if you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet. Never use a ground adapter plug to
connect the copier to a power source receptacle that lacks a ground connection terminal.
THIS COPIER should be operated from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If
you are not sure of the type of power available, consult your local power company.
Use of an EXTENSION CORD with this product is not recommended or authorised.
THIS COPIER is equipped with an energy-saving device to conserve power when the machine is
not in use. The copier may be left on continuously.
SLOTS AND OPENINGS in the cabinet where fitted and in the back and bottom of the copier are
provided for ventilation. To ensure reliable operation of the copier and to protect it from
overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered. The copier should never be placed
near or over a heat source. This copier should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper
ventilation is provided.

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NEVER spill liquid of any kind on the copier.


DO NOT allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this copier where people will step
on the cord.
NEVER push objects of any kind into the slots of the copier as they may touch dangerous voltage
points or short out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
NEVER remove any covers or guards that require a tool for removal unless directed to do so in a
Xerox approved maintenance kit. There are no operator-serviceable areas within these covers.
NEVER defeat interlock switches. Copiers are designed to not allow operator access to unsafe
areas. Covers, guards, and interlock switches are provided to ensure that the copier will not
operate with covers opened. Never attempt any maintenance function that is not specified in the
User Guide.
THE POWER SUPPLY CORD is the disconnect device for this copier. Ensure that installation is
near the outlet and is easily accessible.
IF THIS COPIER is moved from a cool to a warm place, dew may form inside the copier.
Operation of the copier in this condition will cause poor copy quality and may malfunction. Leave
the copier at room temperature for at least two hours before use.
DO NOT look directly at the exposure lamps. The exposure lamps are not harmful, but they are
very bright. It is recommended that the Document Cover or Automatic Document Feeder be kept
closed when the copier is in use.
DO NOT put your hands into the fuser area, which lies just inside the Output Tray area, as you
may be burned.
DO NOT touch the photoreceptor. Scratches or smudges that appear on the photoreceptor will
result in poor copy quality and may shorten the service life.
IF YOU NEED additional safety information concerning the copier or Xerox supplied materials, you
may call the following number: +44 1707 35 3434 or your local Xerox supplier.

Ozone Safety
During normal operation, the copier produces ozone. The ozone produced does not present a
hazard to the operator. However, it is advisable that the machine be operated in a well ventilated
area.
If you need additional information about ozone, please contact your local Xerox office.

Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI)


If a fault is detected in the power supply to the XC23 a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) device on
the machine removes all electrical power. If power is interrupted, locate the GFI on the right side
of the machine, toward the back. If the GFI has been activated, the switch will be in the down
position. Flip the switch up to restore power to the machine.
If the GFI interrupts power to the machine again, or if power has not been restored by this
procedure, call your Xerox service representative.

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How to use this guide

How to use this guide


Most information applies to all models. When information
applies to a specific model, the model number is shown in
parentheses following the unique information.

Manual terminology
This section identifies and defines the specific words, symbols,
and acronyms which are used in this guide. Read this section in
order to become familiar with the terminology used in this guide.
Original
An original is the document or documents from which a
copy or copies are made. These documents can be paper,
magazine, photograph, or book.
Long edge feed (LEF)
This symbol indicates that your originals or copy paper must
be placed in the long edge feed direction. When the symbol
on the left or the acronym LEF is shown, arrange your
originals or copy paper in the long edge feed direction.
Short edge feed (SEF)
This symbol indicates that your originals or copy paper must
be placed in the short edge feed direction. When the
symbol on the left or the acronym SEF is shown, arrange
your originals or copy paper in the short edge feed direction.
ADF (available on some models)
The automatic document feeder (ADF) automatically feeds
originals on to the document glass for single sided copying.

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Image
Image refers to the information area on your original or copy
which contains text or graphics.

Landscape
This term refers to the orientation of the lines or type or the
top of an illustration on your original as being parallel to the
long edge of the paper.
Portrait
The term refers to the orientation of the lines or type or the
top of an illustration on your original as being parallel to the
short edge of the paper.

Collated
Collated refers to copy sets which are delivered to the
output area in the same sequence as the original set.

1 sided
1 sided implies that the originals or copies have an image
on one side only.

2 sided
2 sided implies that the originals have an image on both
sides.

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Helpful hints

Helpful hints
Care of your copier:

Maintenance:

Copier location:

Do not place heavy objects on any surface of the copier.

Ensure that liquids are not placed near or spilled onto


the copier.

Do not place paper clips or staples on the copier


surface.

As required, refer to the section entitled Copier care.

Clean the document glass daily.

Do not apply cleaning liquids or sprays directly on to the


copier; first apply the liquid onto a cloth.

Store copy paper on a flat surface in a dry area and in


an enclosed cabinet.

Tightly wrap any partially used reams of paper.

For reliable copier operation and copy quality, XEROX


recommends the following:

Place your copier in a well-ventilated room.

Ensure that the environmental conditions are:

Temperature:

Relative humidity: 15-85%

10oC-35oC

o
Note: If the temperature is at 35 C, humidity should
be below 47.5%; if humidity is at 85%
temperatures should be below 27.8oC.

Place the copier on a flat level surface:

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Ensure that the copier is level; this provides


optimum performance

Avoid locations that subject the copier to:

Direct sunlight

Extreme changes in the temperature or


humidity

After selecting a location that meets the conditions listed


above, ensure there is sufficient floor space around the
copier for service (refer to the section entitled Floor
space requirements, in this section).

Floor space requirements

Floor space requirements


When choosing a new location, specific floor requirements
must be met in order to allow room for service. Consider the
following guidelines:

The new location must provide minimum


clearances around the copier. These clearances
are shown in the diagram.

The flooring in the new location must be


adequate to support the weight of the copier and
accessories, and be reasonably level.

The new location must be well ventilated and


maintain an even temperature. Extreme
temperature or humidity changes can affect the
copy quality.

Avoid locations where the copier will be exposed


to direct sunlight.

Power source receptacles must be properly


grounded.

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Getting to know your copier

Getting to know your copier


This section discusses the location, name, and function of the
various copier components. The following copier components
are discussed:

External parts

Control panel

Internal parts

Information system

External parts
XC23A
Serial number
(at rear of copier)
Document cover
Control panel

Copy
output
tray

Front
cover

Tray 1

Power on/off
switch

Tray 2

XC23B
Document cover
Copy
output
tray

Serial number
(at rear of copier)
Control panel

Front
cover

Tray 1
Power on/off
switch

Tray 2
Tray 3

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XC23C
ADF

Serial number
(at rear of copier)
Control panel

Front
cover

Tray 1
Power on/off
switch

Tray 2
Tray 3

XC23D
ADF

Serial number
(at rear of copier)
Control panel

Front
cover
10-bin sorter
(XC23D only)
Tray 1
Power on/off
switch

Tray 2

Tray 3

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Copier right side

Document glass
Bypass tray

Right upper
cover
Right lower
cover

Internal parts

Drum cartridge

Total
copy
counter
Toner cartridge

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Control panel
The control panel contains buttons and indicator lights which
control and display the conditions of the copier.

Added features area


Note: To select a feature in the added feature area, press the button below the feature.
Special features: Select this feature to access, view, or change the copier default settings.
Stapling: Select this feature to automatically staple and collate copy sets (XC23D only).
Collated: Select this feature to collate the output copies (XC23D only).
Bound original mode: Select this feature to copy both pages of an open book or magazine.
Margin shift: Select this feature in order to produce a left-binding margin on the copy.
Edge deletion: Select this feature to delete any unwanted images from the edge of the copy.

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Paper supply area


Paper supply buttons: Press either of these buttons to select the desired paper tray.
Bypass tray: Select this option when using special paper stock.
Tray 1: Select this option when using copy paper from tray 1.
Tray 2: Select this option when using copy paper from tray 2.
Tray 3: Select this option when using copy paper from tray 3.

Message display: This area displays the following information: copy quantity, icon messages or
instructions about the copier operation, copier maintenance, and status codes.

Copier diagram: When a specific area requires attention, this diagram displays the copier area with a
flashing indicator.

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Copy density area


Exposure mode: Press this button to select the desired exposure mode.
Photo mode: Select this mode when copying originals which are photographs, magazines,
or newspaper.
Manual mode: Select this mode when your originals contain mainly text.
Auto mode: Select this mode when your originals contain colour or dark backgrounds.
Copy lighter/darker: Press to have lighter or darker copies; this is especially useful when
your originals are coloured paper or contain light or dark areas on
them.

Reduce/enlarge area
Preset: Press these two buttons to select a preset ratio.
Variable Reduction/enlargement: Press in order to increase or decrease the ratio; by 1%
increments.

Variable window display: This area displays the selected R/E percentage.

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Ten-key panel: Press to select up to 99 copies.


Interrupt: Press in order to interrupt a copy job which is in progress.
Clear: Press to clear the copy quantity.
Clear All: Press to clear all current copier selections.
Stop: Press to stop the copying.
Start: Press to start the copying.

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About the copier information system

Your copier has a comprehensive information system.


It contains the following components:
1. Message display
2. Copier diagram

Message display

The copier message display above provides the main source of


information to you.
It displays the copy quantity, provides you with icon information
on the copier maintenance and operation. It also displays status
codes that assist you with fixing a copier problem.
A lit icon provides status information about the copier. Ensure
all the icon information is performed. For detailed description of
the icons, refer to the Icon descriptions in this section.
When status code information appears on the message display,
refer to the section entitled Problem solving.

Icon descriptions
Reload the originals in the ADF.
Flashing - low toner. Continuously lit - change
the toner cartridge.
When lit the drum cartridge has less than 5000
copies remaining. When Flashing - change the
drum cartridge
The paper tray that is being used has a paper
misfeed. Clear the misfeed.
There is a paper misfeed inside the copier or in
the paper exit area. Clear the misfeed.

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The copier is warming up.


Select a reduce or enlarge ratio.
Select paper tray.
Add copy paper to the indicated paper tray.
(Refer to the flashing indicator on the copier
diagram)
The stapler is out of staples. Add staples.
Turn the original clockwise.
Close the indicated cover. (Refer to the flashing
indicator on the copier diagram)
Ready to copy.

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Copier diagram

XC23
The diagram illustrates the areas of the copier using location
indicators.
When a location indicator lights, it informs you of an area that
requires attention.
The location indicators provide information on the following
items:

paper jams

cartridge replacement

empty paper trays

open covers

Labels
There are labels located throughout the copier to help you with a
variety of tasks.

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Normal copy mode


XC23
When the copier is switched on, the copier enters a warm-up
cycle and the Please wait icon is lit,
. During the warm
up cycle, the copier does not respond to Start. Copying may
begin when the Ready to copy icon becomes lit,

Automatic Clear
This copier automatically returns to the normal copy mode
approximately 60 seconds after a job is completed; the
automatic clear feature is set at the factory. The feature can
be changed by referring to the section entitled Customising
your copier.
The factory presets are as follows:

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Copy density

Auto

Reduce/enlarge

100%

Paper supply

Auto

Copy quantity

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Power saver mode


In the power saver (low power) mode, the copier automatically
switches to low power after the copier is idle for a predetermined
time period. This feature is not activated when shipped from the
factory. You can activate this mode and set a desired time
period; refer to the section entitled Customising your copier.
When the copier is in the power saver mode, simply press the
Start button, and the copier enters the warm-up cycle.
For power saver mode, this symbol "- -" appears in the
copy quantity area of the message display.
Press Start,

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, to return to the normal copy mode.

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Paper

Paper
This section provides information on the following copier
components:

Paper trays

ADF

10-bin sorter stapler

Helpful hints
Note: Humidity curls paper, and curled paper may cause jams
and copy quality problems.
For reliable copier operation and good copy quality, XEROX
recommends the following:
Store paper:

on a flat surface.

in a closed container.

in a low humidity area.

if the ream is partially


used, tightly wrap the
unused portion.

Paper handling:

Do not load loose paper


which has not been stored in
a tightly wrapped container.

Do not use folded or


wrinkled paper.

Ensure that the paper loaded


in the tray is the same size
as that which is indicated on
the tray.

Ensure that the paper


is loaded correctly into
the proper paper tray.

The following materials cannot be loaded in the trays:

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Paper with ripped or torn


edges, paper containing
pasted areas;

Paper containing
staples or paper clips;

Paper with embossed


letterhead;

Carbon-backed
materials;

Transparencies;

Vellum paper;

Multipart forms;

Bound documents
such as books or
magazines.

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Paper

Specification chart for the trays


The paper specification chart provides information about the
paper size and paper feed direction for each paper tray. Refer
to the appropriate specification chart.
Note: XEROX recommends using 80gm2 bond paper for optimal
performance.

Copy paper

Tray 1

Tray 2

Tray 3

Bypass Tray

Paper size
range

A5 to A3

A5 to A3

A5 to A3

A5 to A3

Default setting

A4 LEF

A3 SEF

A4 SEF

N/A

Optimum

80gm2

80gm2

80gm2

80gm2

Range

60-90gm2

60-90gm2

60-90gm2

60-120gm2

250 sheets

250 sheets

250 sheets

50 sheets

No

No

No

Yes (fan the


labels or
transparencies
before placing
them in the
Bypass Tray.)

Paper weights

Paper capacity
A4
80gm2
Labels and
transparencies *

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XEROX recommends the use of labels and transparencies which are designed for copiers (high temperatures)
only.

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Paper

Specification chart for the ADF (XC23C, XC23D)


This specification chart provides information about the paper
types which may be used with the ADF multisheet feeder.
ADF
Paper size

A5 to A3

Paper weights

60-90gm2

Paper capacity

30 sheets

Copy quantity

99 max

Labels and
transparencies

No; Use the document glass


for copying.

Bound books
or magazines

No; Use the document glass


for copying.

Specification chart for the 10-bin sorter stapler


(XC23D)
This specification chart provides information about the paper
types which may be used with the 10-bin sorter stapler.

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Top bin capacity

Paper size

Stapled sheet
capacity

Paper weights

100 sheets

A5 to A4

15 sheets max

60-90gm2

A3

10 sheets max

Bins 2- 10
capacity

Paper size

Stapled sheet
capacity

Paper weights

30 sheets

A5 to A4

15 sheets max

60-90gm2

10 sheets

A3

10 sheets max

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Loading the paper trays

Loading the paper trays


Paper trays 1, 2 and 3
When making copies, you can add paper to any tray that is not
in use. When a paper tray is empty, the paper tray indicator
flashes until the tray is loaded with paper.
For detailed information on the paper specifications for trays 1, 2
and 3, refer to the section entitled Paper.
Note: Each paper tray is fixed to a specific paper size.
Procedure:
1. Pull open the desired paper tray.
2. Press on the bottom plate until it clicks.

3. Place the copy paper in the tray. Ensure that the paper
is placed under the two snubbers.
Note: Do not fill the tray above the MAX line.

4. Close the paper tray.

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Bypass tray
The bypass tray allows you to make copies on standard or
special paper stock. Refer to the appropriate paper stock for the
specific loading procedure. For detailed information on the
bypass tray paper specifications, refer to the section entitled
Paper.

Standard paper stock


Procedure:
1. Open the bypass tray door.
2. Slide out the extension tray to the paper length.

3. Adjust the paper guide to the paper width.

4. Place only the recommended amount of copy paper into


the tray. Ensure the copy paper is placed along the
paper guide, gently slide the stack into the copier until
the stack stops.
Note: Do not fill the tray above the MAX line.

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Special paper stock


The bypass tray can hold a small stack of the following special
paper stock:

Transparencies

Labels

Use transparencies and labels specifically designed for copiers


(high temperature).
Note: The stack of special paper stock must be fanned before
loading it in the Bypass Tray.
Do not fill above the MAX line.
Procedure:
1. Open the bypass tray door.
2. Slide out the extension tray to the paper length.

3. Adjust the paper guide to the paper width.

4. Fan a small stack of the special paper stock before


loading it in the Bypass Tray.
5. Place the small stack of the special paper stock onto the
tray, along the paper guide, and then gently slide the
sheet into the copier until it stops.

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Making copies
Using the document glass
Procedure:
1. Open the document cover or ADF.
2. Place the original, face down, on the document glass
and register it against the left rear corner of the glass.

3. Close the document cover or ADF.


Caution: When copying a thick original, do not use
excessive force to press down on the document cover
or ADF.
4. Select any desired basic and/or added copy features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
5. Enter the copy quantity.
Note: 99 maximum
6. Press Start,

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Using the automatic document feeder (ADF)


(XC23C/XC23D)
Use the automatic document feeder (ADF) to copy a stack of
originals. Once Start is pressed, the originals feed
automatically to the document glass from the ADF. The bottom
original is fed first.
For the reliable operation of the ADF, use standard size paper;
refer to the section entitled Paper. See the specification chart
for the ADF.
Procedure:
1. Raise the original catch tray.
2. Adjust the guide to the paper width.

3. Place the originals, face up, in the ADF.


4. Lower the original catch tray.
Note: When the original catch tray is lowered, the ADF
indicator becomes lit.
5. Ensure that the guide touches the edge of the originals.
6. Select the desired features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
7. Enter the copy quantity.
Note: 99 maximum
8. Press Start,

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Making copies with mixed-size originals


The ADF allows you to copy a stack of originals which contain
different paper sizes (this stack of originals must be on standard
paper stock).
Note: In order to copy a stack of originals which contain
different paper sizes, you must activate the Multisheet feeder
mixed sizes special feature (program 32). Refer to the section
entitled Customising your copier in order to activate this copier
setting.
Procedure:
1. Align the originals at edges A and B (as shown in the
illustration to the left).
2. Raise the original catch tray.

3. Place the stack of originals, face up, in the ADF; ensure


that the stack of originals is in the SEF direction.
4. Lower the original catch tray.
Note:

In order to have each copy on the same paper


size as each original, select 100% and select
the paper supply auto option.

In order to have all the copies on the same


paper size, select the reduce/enlarge auto
option and then select a specific paper tray (not
auto).

The bypass tray cannot be selected for this copy


operation.

5. Select the desired basic and/or added copy features.


(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
6. Enter the copy quantity.
7. Press the Start button,

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Using the bypass tray


Use the bypass tray to run short copy jobs, to use a different
copy paper size, or to copy onto special paper stock.
For detailed information on how to load copy paper into the
bypass tray, refer to the section entitled Loading the trays and
for the paper specifications, refer to the section entitled Paper.
Procedure:
1. Open the document cover or ADF.
2. Place the original, face down, on the document glass
and register it against the left rear corner of the glass.

3. Open the bypass tray door.


4. Slide out the extension tray to the paper length.

5. Adjust the paper guide to the paper width.

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6. Place the copy paper into the bypass tray until it stops
(do not force).
Note: Do not fill above the MAX line.
7. If required, select the desired features.
(Refer to the section entitled How to use the basic
copying features.)
Note: When using the bypass tray the following copier
features become inactive:

Added copying features

Reduce/enlarge auto option

8. Enter the copy quantity.


9. Press Start,

10. When the copy job is complete, ensure the extension


tray is pushed back into the bypass tray.
11. Close the bypass tray door.

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How to use the basic copying features


With the copier default settings you can make copies by loading
originals, entering the copy quantity, and pressing Start.
Before pressing Start, you can select various basic copying
features that will enhance your copy jobs.
This section provides detailed information on how to use the
basic copying features.
The basic copying features are:

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Paper supply

Reduce/enlarge

Copy density

Manual 2 sided copying

Job interrupt

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Paper supply
Use this feature to select a paper tray of your choice or to
have the copier automatically select the appropriate tray.
This feature has the following options:

Manual

Auto

Note: When a paper size indicator is lit, it shows the paper


size selected.

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Manual

Select this option when you require a specific paper tray.


This option has the following selections:

Bypass tray

Tray 1

Tray 2

Tray 3

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.
2. Press Paper supply,
paper tray.

, to select a

3. If required, select the basic and/or added copying


features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Auto (Default)

The copier selects the appropriate paper tray size.


The automatic tray selection depends on the size of the
original and the selected reduce/enlarge ratio.
Note: With this option you cannot select the
reduce/enlarge auto option.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.
2. Ensure the Paper supply is set to

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or added


copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Reduce/enlarge
Use this feature to reduce or enlarge the image on the
copies.
This feature has the following options:

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Auto

Preset

Variable

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Auto

Select this option when you desire the copier to


automatically select the reduce/enlarge ratio to match the
selected paper size.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded in the appropriate copier
location.
2. Press Reduce/enlarge,

, to

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or added copying


features.
Note: You cannot select the
following is selected:

option if one of the

The bypass tray


The book mode feature
Paper supply auto option,

(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic


copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Preset

The preset options provide five preset ratios. Select a


preset ratio when your copy job requires one of the five
following reduce/enlarge ratios:

141%

86%

81%

70%

100%

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.
2. Press Preset,
preset ratio.

, to select the desired

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or added


copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

Preset Ratio Chart


Preset
141%

86%

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Original

Output

A4 SEF

A3 SEF

B5 SEF

B4 SEF

A5 SEF

A4 SEF

A3 SEF

Preset
81%

Original

Output

B4 SEF

A4 SEF

B5 SEF

A5 SEF

A3 SEF

A4 SEF

B4 SEF

B4 SEF

B5 SEF

A4 SEF

B5 SEF

A4 SEF

A5 SEF

A4 LEF

B5 LEF

70%

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Variable

Select this option when you need to increase or decrease


the reduction or enlargement ratio by 1% increments. You
may select any percentage from 61% to 163%.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.

2. Press Variable,

, to the desired increment.

Note: The variable ratio is displayed in the window


display (example the ratio 78).

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or added


copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Copy density
Originals may be poor in quality or printed on coloured
paper. Use this feature to improve the copies of these
documents.
This feature has the following options:

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Exposure mode

Copy lighter/darker

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Exposure mode

The exposure mode option improves the copy quality by


adjusting the copy density.
This option has three mode selections:

Photo

Manual

Auto exposure

Note: Along with the appropriate mode selection you can


also improve the quality of your copies by using the Copy
lighter/darker option. If needed, refer to the section entitled
Copy lighter/darker.

Photo
Select the photo mode to enhance the copies of
photographs, magazines and newspapers.
Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded in the
appropriate copier location.
2. Press Exposure mode,
photo mode,

, to the

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or


added copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the
basic copying features or How to use the added
copying features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Manual
Select the manual mode when your originals mainly
contain text. The manual mode allows you to adjust
the copy density of the background.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.
2. Press Exposure mode,
manual mode,

, to the

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or


added copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the
basic copying features or How to use the added
copying features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Auto exposure (Default)


When the auto exposure light is lit, the copier
automatically adjusts the copy contrast to the copy
density of the original. Use this option when
copying originals with a coloured or dark
background.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded in the
appropriate copier location.
2. Ensure the Exposure mode is set to

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or


added copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the
basic copying features or How to use the added
copying features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Copy lighter/darker

You can vary the copy contrast of your copies in small


increments. Select this option to lighter or darker the
contrast of your copies.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.

2. Press Copy lighter/darker,


dark selection.

, to the desired light or

3. If required, select the desired basic and/or added


copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Manual 2 sided copying


Copiers which are equipped with an ADF (XC23C, XC23D) can
produce multiple 2 sided copies from 1 sided originals.

1. Count the number of originals. If you have an odd


number of originals, add a blank sheet of paper to the
end of the stack (as shown in the illustration to the left).

2. Separate into two piles the odd-numbered originals from


the even-numbered originals (for example: 1, 3, 5; 2,
4, 6).
Note: The odd-numbered originals and evennumbered originals (shown in the illustration to the left)
do not refer to actual page numbers which may be
printed on the originals. The terms refer to the total
number of documents in your document stack.
3. Place the even-numbered originals (2, 4, 6) in the
ADF. Ensure that the originals are face up and in the
LEF direction.

4. Select a paper tray which contains the same size as


your originals. Ensure that the paper in the tray is in the
same direction as your originals. (If your originals are
SEF the paper in the tray must be SEF. If your originals
are LEF the paper in the tray must be LEF.)Enter the
desired copy quantity.
5. Enter the desired copy quantity.
6. Press Start,

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7. Remove the copies from the output tray, and reorder


them so that the last copy is first and the first copy is
last: 6, 4, 2.

Note: If your copy quantity is more than one copy, you


must reorder the copies as follows: 6, 6, 6, 4, 4, 4,
2, 2, 2 Ensure that all the last copies (6, 6, 6) are
on the top of the stack.

8. Load the reordered copies into the same paper tray as


the one used in Step 4. The copies must be face up
and the bottom of the image must be placed toward the
front of the tray.

9. Place the odd-numbered originals (1, 3, 5) in the


ADF. Ensure that the originals are face up and in the
same direction as your even numbered originals were.

10. Select the paper tray which contains the reordered,


even-numbered copies.
11. Select the same copy quantity as you did in Step 5.
12. Press Start,

13. Remove your 2 sided copies from the output device.

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Job interrupt

Select this feature when you need to interrupt the job you
are running to perform a different job, and desire to go back
to the first running job without reprogramming it.
Note: You cannot interrupt a copy job that has the auto
stapling feature selected,

Procedure:
1. Press the Interrupt button,
to come to a complete stop.

and wait for the copier

Note: If you are using the ADF some uncopied originals


may be delivered to the original catch tray.
2. Remove your original from the document glass or
unload the uncopied originals from the ADF and place
in a convenient location.
3. If you are using the ADF, remove the copied originals
from the original catch tray making sure they do not get
mixed up with the uncopied originals.
4. Place the second copy job original on the document
glass or in the ADF.
5. If needed, select the desired basic and/or added
copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
6. Enter the copy quantity.
7. Press the Start button,

8. Press the Interrupt button,

9. Remove the second copy job original and copies.


10. Replace your original on the document glass or reload
all uncopied originals from the first copy job into the
ADF. Ensure the uncopied original order sequence is
correct.
11. Press the Start button,

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How to use the added copying features


Along with the basic copying features, the XC23 copier also
provides additional copying features.
This section provides detailed information on how to use the
added copying features.
The following added copying features are:

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Special features

Stapling

Collating

Book mode

Margin shift

Edge deletion

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Special features

Select this feature to access, view or change the factory


default settings.
For detailed information about each of the copier default
settings and how to change them, refer to the section
entitled Customizing your copier.

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Stapling (XC23D)
This copier operation allows you to staple copy sets that are
sent to the 10-bin sorter stapler.
For detailed information about the sorter bin capacity and
paper specifications, refer to the sections entitled Paper or
Technical data.
The 10-bin sorter stapler provides the following stapling
operations:

Auto stapling

Manual stapling

Stapling without copying

Auto stapling

Select this operation when you desire the sorter to


automatically staple the copy sets.
Note: The auto stapling mode also requires the copier to be
equipped with an ADF.
Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are placed in the ADF.
Note:

A5 to A4

15 sheets max

A3

10 sheets max

2. If needed, select the desired basic and/or added


copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
Note: You cannot use the auto stapling operation when
using the document glass or when the bypass tray is
selected.
3. Select Stapling,

4. Enter the copy quantity.


Note: 10 max
5. Press Start,

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Manual stapling

Select this operation when you need to have the copy sets
stapled after the copy job has been completed and the copy
sets are still in the sorter bins.
Procedure:
1. Ensure the copy job is complete.
2. Do not remove the copy sets from the sorter bins.
3. Press Manual stapler,

, on the sorter.

Caution: Do not remove any copy sets until the


stapling operation is complete.

Stapling without copying

Select this operation when you need to staple a set of


sheets quickly, or need to test the stapler.
Procedure:
1. Place a set of sheets up against the front edge of the
top sorter bin.

2. Press Manual stapler,

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Collating (XC23D)

Select this feature when you need to have collated copy


sets delivered to the sorter bins. Each copy set is delivered
in the order the originals were placed in the ADF or from the
document glass.
For detail information on the sorter bin capacity refer to the
sections entitled Paper or Technical data.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are placed in the ADF.
2. If needed, select the desired basic and/or added
copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
3. Press Collated,

4. Enter the copy quantity.


Note:

A5 to A4

30 max

A3

10 max

5. Press Start,

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Bound Original mode

Select this feature to copy facing pages of a book or


magazine.
Note: The paper supply auto or the reduce/enlarge auto
options cannot be activated when the book mode feature is
selected.

Procedure:
1. Raise the document cover or ADF cover.
2. Place the book or magazine, face down, on the
document glass and register it with the spine of the book
lined up with A4 and against the top of the glass.

3. Lower the document cover or ADF cover. Do not force


the document cover or the ADF cover onto the book or
magazine.
4. Select the desired paper tray.
Note: The bypass tray can not be selected.
5. If needed, select the desired basic and/or added
copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
6. Press Bound Original mode,

7. Enter the copy quantity.


8. Press Start,

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Margin shift

Select this feature to move the copy image to the right and
leave a staple or punch margin on the left edge of the copy.
Note: The factory default is set to a 10mm margin shift. To
change the default, refer to the section entitled Customizing
your copier.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.
2. Press Margin shift,

Note: The bypass tray can not be selected.


3. If required, select the desired basic and/or added
copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Edge deletion

Select this feature to delete unwanted images on the edge


of a copy (example: punched holes).
Note: The factory default is set to a 10mm edge deletion.
To change the default, refer to the section entitled
Customizing your copier.

Procedure:
1. Ensure your originals are loaded.
2. Press Edge deletion,

Note: The bypass tray can not be selected.


3. If required, select the desired basic and/or added
copying features.
(Refer to the sections entitled How to use the basic
copying features or How to use the added copying
features.)
4. Enter the copy quantity.
5. Press Start,

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Customising your copier


The XC23 copier allows you to customise the special features.
The special features contain various copier settings that are set
in the factory.
This section provides a description of the special feature
settings and how to change them.

Identifying the special features


Special feature

Program Option number and option


Number (default is in bold)

Tray

20

This default sets the tray that is selected when the copier is in the
normal copy mode or when the Clear all button is pressed.

21

Automatic clear
This default allows you to activate or deactivate the time (60
seconds) it takes the copier to return to the normal copy mode after
the copy cycle is complete.
Auto tray switch

22

0 - Deactivate
1 - Activate

24

0 - deactivate
1 - 4min.
2 - 6min.
3 - 10min.
4 - 18min.
5 - 32min.
6 - 62min.
7 - 122min.
8 - 242min.
9 - 482min.
N/A

This default allows you to activate or deactivate the copier from


automatically switching to two or more trays loaded with the same
paper size for continuous feeding.
Power saver
This default allows you to change the period of idle time required for
the copier to go into the low power mode.

Copy cartridge life

Bypass
Tray 1
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 5
Auto
0 - Deactivate
1 - Activate

81

This displays the remaining drum cartridge life on the message


display.
Enable accessory kits

91
rd

Enables the Card Reader (XEROX or 3 party)

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0 - Deactivate
1 - Activate

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Special feature

Program Option number and option


number (default is in bold)

Reduce/enlarge

25

This default sets the reduce/enlarge ratio that is selected when the
copier is in the normal copy mode or when the Clear all button is
pressed.
Original size

29

This default sets the paper tray that is used when no original size is
detected by the paper supply auto or reduce/enlarge auto
options.

Multisheet feeder mixed sizes

32

This default allows you to activate or deactivate the feature of


copying different size originals with the ADF or DADF.
Default priority tray

33

This default sets the paper tray that is used when the paper supply
auto option is selected.

Density mode

45

This default sets the density mode that is selected when the copier
is in the normal copy mode or when the Clear all button is pressed.
Edge delete

141%
86%
81%
70%
Auto
100%
Auto
A5 SEF
A4 LEF
A5 LEF
A4 SEF
B4 SEF
A3 SEF
0 - Deactivate
1 - Activate

Bypass
Tray 1
Tray 2
Tray 3
Tray 5
Auto
0 - Auto
1 - Manual
2 - Photo

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10mm

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10mm

This default allows you to change the edge deletion setting by 1mm
increments from 0-16mm.
Margin shift
This default allows you to change the margin shift setting by 1mm
increments from 0-16mm.

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How to change the special feature settings


To change the special features, find the name of the feature and
follow the associated instructions.
Note: To customize more than one feature, follow the
instructions of the other special feature before exiting to the
normal copy mode.
Program

Special feature name Option

20

Tray

33

Default priority tray

Instructions on how to change the setting


1. Press the Special features button,

2. Enter the program number.

3. Press the Start button,

4. Press the Paper supply button,


, to the desired tray.

5. Press the Start button,

6. Press the Special features button,


,or the Clear all button,

, to

program the setting and exit to the normal


copy mode.

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Program

Special feature name Option

29

Original Size

Instructions on how to change the setting


1. Press the Special features button,

2. Enter the program number.

3. Press the Start button,

4. Press the Paper supply button,


, and watching the size
LED, select the desired original size.
Note: When Auto is selected, the select
paper tray icon or message will appear.

5. Press the Start button,

6. Press the Special features button,


,or the Clear all button,

, to

program the setting and exit to the normal


copy mode.

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Program

Special feature name Option

21

Automatic clear

22

Auto tray switch

91

Enable accessory
kits

32

Multisheet feeder
mixed sizes

0 to deactivate
1 to activate

Instructions on how to change the setting


1. Press the Special features button,

2. Enter the program number.

3. Press the Start button,

4. Press 0 to deactivate or press 1 to


activate.

5. Press the Start button,

6. Press the Special features button,

or the Clear all button,


, to
program the setting and exit to the normal
copy mode.

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Copy cartridge life

N/A

1. Press the Special features button,

2. Enter the program number.

3. Press the Start button,

The

remaining copy life of the cartridge is


displayed on the message display.
4. Press the Special features button,
or the Clear all button,
the normal copy mode.

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Program

Special feature name Option

24

Power saver

Instructions on how to change the setting

Number
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Selection
deactivate
4min.
6min.
10min.
18min.
32min.
62min.
122min.
242min.
482min.

Number
0
1
2

Selection
Auto
Variable
Photo

1. Press the Special features button,


2. Enter the program number.

3. Press the Start button,

Density mode

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Edge delete

0 - 16mm

51

Margin shift

0 - 16mm

25

Reduce/enlarge

4. To change the preset value, press the


desired number using the keypad, (0-9).

5. Press the Start button,


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6. Press the Special features button,

or the Clear all button,


, to
program the setting and exit to the normal
copy mode.

1. Press the Special features button,

2. Enter the program number.

3. Press the Start button,

4. Press the Reduce/enlarge button,


, to the desired ratio.

5. Press the Start button,

6. Press the Special features button,


or the Clear all button,

, to

program the setting and exit to the normal


copy mode.

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Total copy counter

Total copy counter


The XC23 copier is equipped with a total copy count meter. The
counter allows the operator to access the total number of copies
made on the copier.
To view the total number of copies made, open the front cover
and locate the total copy counter.

Total copy
counter

Front cover

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Copier care
Ordering supplies
To order supplies for your copier, call your local retailer.

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Toner Cartridge:

6R910

Drum cartridge:

13R546

Staples:

8R7906

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Replacing the drum cartridge


When the drum cartridge nears its end of life, the drum indicator
becomes lit; . This occurs when the drum cartridge has
approximately 5000 copies remaining.
You can continue to make copies until the indicator begins to
flash and a J7 status code is displayed. When this occurs the
copier will not operate until the cartridge is replaced. Use the
following procedure to change the cartridge.
Procedure:
1. Switch the copier off.
2. Open the copier front cover.
3. Lift up on the copier release lever and open the copier.

4. Press the drum cartridge release button and gently slide


the cartridge out halfway.
Caution: Never touch the fuser area. It is extremely
hot.

5. Hold the drum cartridge handle and slide the cartridge


out of the copier.

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6. Unpack the new drum cartridge and place on a flat


surface.
7. Remove the protective material.
Note: To help prevent copy quality problems, never
touch the shiny surface of the drum.

8. Position the drum cartridge guide onto rail, making sure


not to touch the surface of the drum.

9. Slide the cartridge into the copier. Ensure the cartridge


is installed correctly.

10. Close the copier


11. Close the copier front cover.
12. Switch the copier on.
13. Ensure the drum indicator is off,

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Copier care

Replacing the toner cartridge


When the toner supply becomes low, the toner indicator flashes,
. You can continue to make copies until the toner indicator is
lit continuously and a J1 status code is displayed. When this
occurs the copier will not operate until the cartridge is replaced.
Use the following procedure to change the cartridge.
Note: For toner consumption information, refer to Toner
cartridge yield in this section.
Procedure:
1. Switch the copier off.
2. Open the copier front cover.
3. Place a sheet of paper on top of the cover to catch any
loose toner.

4. Press and hold the toner cartridge release button.


5. Rotate the empty cartridge in the direction of the arrow
until it stops.

6. Slide the cartridge out gently.

7. Unpack the new toner cartridge and shake it several


times.
Note: Do not pull the protective seal off at this time.

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8. Place the new cartridge on the holder and insert the tab
on the end of the cartridge into the cutout.

9. While holding the cartridge with the protective seal up in


one hand, remove the seal toward you and slide in the
cartridge halfway.

10. When you have peeled the seal as far as the line
position, fold back the seal and remove the folded seal
toward you.

11. Hold the tab and push the cartridge all the way in, then
rotate it counterclockwise until it clicks.
Note: You can not rotate the cartridge until it is pushed
in all the way.
12. Remove the sheet of paper on the copier front cover.
13. Switch the copier on.
14. Ensure the toner indicator is off,

Note: If the toner indicator did not turn off, do not pull
the cartridge out and try to reinsert it. Please call your
local XEROX helpline for further assistance.

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Copier care

Toner cartridge yield


The main factor affecting toner cartridge yield is the printed
area of a document. The graph is a sample representation
of how the number of copies per cartridge decreases as the
printed area increases.
Other factors which can affect the toner cartridge yield are:

The size of the document being copied.

Dark backgrounds.

Leaving the platen cover open.

The number of times the copier is switched on and off.

Double sided copying will use more toner per ream of


paper.

High humidity.

To get the most from your toner cartridge:

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Always copy with the document cover closed.

Leave the copier on during the day. Switch off the


copier at the end of the working day.

Copy with the exposure control set to Auto exposure


unless you need to adjust for the background of your
original.

Operate the copier in a dry environment whenever


possible.

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Copier care

Cleaning the document glass and cover


Keeping the document glass and document cover clean helps
ensure the best possible copies. XEROX suggests that you clean
the document glass at the start of each day and during the day
as needed.
Caution: Do not pour or spray water directly onto any part of
the copier.
Note: For copiers equipped with the ADF refer to the ADF belt
cleaning section to clean the belt.
Procedure:
1. Slightly dampen a soft lint-free cloth or paper towel with
water.

2. Open the document cover or ADF.

3. Wipe the surface of the document glass until it is clean


and dry.
4. Wipe the underside of the document cover until it is
clean and dry (Not required with an ADF on the copier).
5. Close the document cover or ADF.

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Copier care

Adding staples
This section shows how to add staples to the 10-bin sorter
stapler. Use the spare staple compartment, inside the sorter
front cover, to store up to five boxes of staples.

Spare staple
compartment

To order supplies for your copier, call your local retailer.

Procedure:
Note: XEROX recommends that you use staples which are
designed for the 10-bin sorter stapler (reorder part number
8R7906).
1. Switch the copier off.
2. Open the sorter stapler front cover.

3. Press the stapler release handle to unlock the stapler.


4. Slide out the stapler until it stops.

5. Open the upper stapler section and load the staples.


Note: You can load a maximum of 100 staples.

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6. Close the upper stapler section.

7. Slide the stapler back into the sorter until it clicks.


Ensure the stapler is in the correct position.

8. Close the sorter stapler front cover.


9. Switch the copier on.

10. Position a sheet of paper along the front edge of the top
bin.
11. Press Manual stapler,
stapled properly.

. Ensure the paper is

Note: If needed, press Manual stapler,


repeatedly until the stapler operates.

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Copier care

Cleaning the ADF belt


Keeping the ADF belt clean helps prevent ADF misfeeds. XEROX
suggests that you clean the belt as needed.
Caution: Do not pour or spray water directly on the belt.
Procedure:
1. Switch the copier off.
2. Slightly dampen a soft lint-free cloth or paper towel with
water.

3. Raise the ADF.


4. Cover the document glass to prevent water from spilling
on the glass.
5. Wipe the exposed surface of the belt until it is clean.

6. Pull the belt from the right to left to expose dirty


sections of the belt.
7. Repeat the cleaning procedure until the entire belt is
clean and dry.
8. Close the ADF.
9. Switch the copier on.

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Problem solving
This section provides you with copier problems that may occur,
their recommended solutions, and other information to assist
you when solving problems.
The following topics are:

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Problem solving charts

Status code list

Clearing the status codes

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Problem solving

Problem solving charts


The problem solving charts list copier problems that may occur
and their suggested solutions.
If the problem persists please call your local Xerox Helpline for
assistance.
The following charts are available:

General

Misfeeds

Copy quality

General
Problem

Suggested solutions

The Ready to copy indicator light does not


come on.

Ensure the power cord is plugged into the receptacle


correctly.

Ensure the power switch is switched on.

Check that the GFI is in the on position and try


resetting.

Copies are not copied on the desired paper


size.

If the Auto option is selected in paper supply, then:

Clean the document glass.

Clean the underside of the document cover, or the


ADF/DADF belt.

If your original is a transparency, place a sheet of


white copy paper over the original.

If the Auto option is not selected in paper supply, then:

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Ensure the original is correctly positioned against the


registration guide on the document glass.

Select the desired paper tray and reduce/enlarge


ratio, press the Start button.

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Misfeeds
Problem

Suggested solutions

Documents or paper is misfed.

If a status code, refer to the appropriate section entitled


Clearing the status codes.

Ensure the paper trays and bypass trays are firmly in


place.

Ensure the paper trays and the bypass tray are not filled
above the MAX lines.

Turn the paper stack around and/or over in the selected


paper tray.

Replace the paper in the selected paper tray with paper


from a new package.

If there are corner snubbers in the selected paper tray


ensure the paper is under the snubbers.

Remove any partially fed paper from the trays.

Fan all four edges of the paper in the selected paper


tray.

Ensure the proper paper specifications are used in the


trays, refer to the section entitled Paper.

Remove a few sheets from the top and the bottom of the
stack in the selected paper tray.

Do not leave the paper in high humidity areas for


extended periods of time.

Paper should be kept in the original wrapper and stored


flat in a dry environment when not in use.

If a status code appears, refer to the appropriate


procedure in the section entitled Clearing the status
codes.

Ensure all the ADF covers are closed.

Ensure the proper original paper specifications are used


in the ADF, refer to the section entitled Paper.

The corner of a document is folded when


using the ADF.

Ensure the originals are not curled. Make a copy of any


damaged original and reload the new and uncurled
original in the ADF.

Documents misfed repeatedly when using the


ADF.

Ensure the guide in the ADF is touching the edge of the


originals.

Ensure the proper original paper specifications are used


in the ADF, refer to the section entitled Paper.

Paper misfeeds or wrinkles occur repeatedly.

Documents do not feed in when using the


ADF.

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Problem solving

Copy quality
Problem

Suggested solutions

Copies appear dark.

Clean the document glass.

Ensure the proper exposure mode is selected, refer to


the section entitled How to use the basic copying
features.

Lighter the copy, press copy lighter/darker to a


lighter selection. If needed, refer to the section
entitled How to use the basic copying features.

If your original is a transparency, place a sheet of


white copy paper over the original.

Ensure the proper exposure mode is selected, refer to


the section entitled How to use the basic copying
features.

Darker the copy, press copy lighter/darker to a


darker selection. If needed, refer to the section
entitled How to use the basic copying features.

Inspect the original, ensure the original is good.

Turn the stack of paper over in the selected paper


tray.

Remove any partially feed paper from the trays.

Replace the paper in the selected paper tray with


paper from a new package.

Clean the document glass.

Do not leave the paper in high humidity areas for


extended periods of time.

Inspect the original, ensure the original is good.

Ensure the position of the original is placed on the


document glass or the ADF correctly.

Ensure the paper is loaded correctly in the selected


paper tray. Reload the paper.

Ensure all the paper trays and the bypass tray are
firmly in place.

If using the ADF, ensure the guide is touching the


edge of the originals.

Copies are light overall.

Copy images are partially deleted.

Copy images are distorted or skewed.

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Status code list


The status code list provides you with a list of all the copier
status codes, identifies the problem, and provides suggested
solutions for the code.
If the problem persists, call your local Xerox Helpline.
Status code

Problem and suggested solutions

A1-A3

Document misfeed in the ADF, refer to the appropriate A1-A3 status code procedure
in the section entitled Clearing the status codes.

A5

The ADF cover is open. Close the cover.

A6

Remove originals from the ADF. Reorder and reload the originals and press Start.

A8

The ADF original catch tray is in the raised position. Lower the original catch tray.

C1-C4

Paper misfeed, refer to the C1-C4 status code procedure in the section entitled
Clearing the status codes. If the status code remains perform the E1-E3 status code
procedure.

C8

Paper misfeed, refer to the C8 status code procedure in the section entitled Clearing
the status codes. If the status code remains perform the E1-E3 status code
procedure.

C9

Paper misfeed in the bypass tray, refer to the C9 status code procedure in the section
entitled Clearing the status codes.

E1-E3

There is a paper misfeed inside the copier or in the paper exit area, refer to the E1-E3
status code procedure in the section entitled Clearing the status codes.

E5

The copier front cover is open. Close the cover.

E6

The copier right upper or right lower cover is open. Close the cover.

F1

Remove the misfed sheet in the sorter, refer to the F1 status code procedure in the
section entitled Clearing the status codes.

F5

The sorter is unlatched to the copier or the sorter stapler cover is open. Latch the
sorter and/or close the sorter stapler cover.

F9

An excessive number of sheets to staple by the 10-bin sorter stapler, remove the
sets of copies. Reduce the number of sheets and restart.

The stapler is not correctly set in position. Open the sorter front cover and reset
the stapler, refer to the F9 status code procedure in the section entitled Clearing
the status codes.

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Status code list (continued)


H1

Problem with paper tray 5. Try reloading the paper. Do not fill above the MAX line.
Switch the copier off and then on. You can use another tray for copying. If status
code continues, call for service.

H6

Problem in the ADF/DADF. Remove all the originals. Switch the copier off and then
on. Reload the originals. You can use the document glass for copying. If status code
continues, call for service.
When the toner cartridge replacement indicator flashes, the toner cartridge will need
to be replaced soon. Be sure to have a replacement cartridge in stock.

J1

Replace the toner cartridge, refer to the appropriate procedure in the section entitled
Copier care.

J3

The drum cartridge is not in place. Open the front cover and reinstall the cartridge,
refer to the J7, , procedure in the section entitled Copier care.
When the drum cartridge replacement indicator appears, the drum cartridge will need
to replaced in approximately 5,000 copies. After the approximate 5,000 copies, the J7
status code will appear and the copier will stop.

J7

Replace the drum cartridge, refer to the appropriate procedure in the section entitled
Copier care.

J8

The wrong drum cartridge was installed. Open the front cover and install the proper
cartridge, refer to the J7, , procedure in the section entitled Copier care. Ensure
drum cartridge, 13R546 is installed.

L6

XEROX card or key counter is not loaded. Install the XEROX card or key counter.

U1-U4, U6-U8

Switch the copier off. Wait approximately one (1) minute, then switch the copier on.
If the status code continues, call for service.

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Clearing the status codes


Refer to the appropriate procedure to clear the displayed status
code. If the problem persists, call your local Xerox Helpline.

A1-A3
A codes appear whenever the ADF has trouble feeding an
original.
1. Raise the original catch tray.

2. Remove the originals from the ADF.


3. Remove any misfed original.
4. Lower the original catch tray.

5. Open the left ADF cover.


6. Remove any misfed original.
7. Close the left ADF cover.

8. Raise the ADF.


9. Remove any misfed original from the document glass or
in the ADF.
10. Close the ADF.

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11. Remove any misfed original in the ADF exit area.

12. Reload the originals.


Note: Do not reload any damaged original in the ADF.
Make a new copy of any damaged original.
13. Ensure the ADF guide is touching the edge of the
originals.
14. Lower the original catch tray.
15. Ensure the Ready to copy lamp on the ADF is lit.

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C1-C4, C8
C codes appear whenever the copier has trouble feeding a sheet
of paper from a paper tray.
1. If one of the right cover indicators is flashing, open the
appropriate cover.
Note: If the paper is not accessible from the right upper
cover opening, open the copier front cover and remove
the misfed paper.
2. Close any open cover.

3. Open the appropriate tray (refer to the flashing indicator


on the copier diagram).
4. Remove any misfed paper.

5. Reload the paper in the misfed paper tray. This is for


trays 1, 2, and 3 only.

6. Ensure the paper is loaded correctly.


7. Close the paper tray.
Note: If status code C3 remains, perform the E1-E3
status code procedure.

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C9
C codes appear whenever the copier has trouble feeding a sheet
of paper from the paper tray. The C9 code appears when there
is a feeding problem with the bypass tray.
1. Remove any misfed paper in the bypass tray and
remove any remaining paper from the tray.

2. Open the copier front cover.


3. Lift up on the copier release lever and open the copier.

4. If there is any misfed paper inside the copier, pull it out.

5. Close the copier.


6. Close the copier front cover.
7. Reload the copy paper into the bypass tray correctly.
Note: Ensure the copy paper is not above the MAX
line.

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E1-E3
E codes appear whenever the copier has trouble feeding a sheet
of paper inside the copier or trouble feeding paper to the copier
exit area.
1. Open the copier front cover.
2. Lift up on the copier release lever and open the copier.

3. If the lead edge of the misfed paper is accessible from


the copy output tray, pull the paper out toward the tray.
Caution: The fuser area is extremely hot, allow the
machine to cool before removing the misfed paper.

4. If the trail edge of the misfed paper is accessible from


the inside, pull it out toward the bypass tray.

5. If the misfed paper is in the location shown in the figure


to the left, pull it out in the direction of the arrow.
Note: To help prevent copy quality problems, never
touch the shiny surface of the drum.

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6. If the misfed paper is shown in the figure to the left, pull


it out toward the copy output tray.

7. Open the copier right upper cover or right lower cover,


remove any misfed paper.

8. Close the copier.


9. Close the copier front cover.

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F1
F codes appear whenever the 10-bin sorter stapler has trouble
with the stapler or trouble with feeding paper. The F1 code
appears when there is a feeding problem with the 10-bin sorter
stapler.
1. Pull back the sorter release lever, then slide the sorter
to the left until it stops.

2. Remove any misfed paper in the exit area of the copier.

3. Remove any misfed paper in the sorter.

4. Pull back the sorter release lever and slide the sorter to
its original position.

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Problem solving

F9
F codes appear whenever the 10-bin sorter stapler has trouble
with the stapler or trouble with feeding paper. The F9 code
appears when there is a problem with the sorter stapler.
1. Remove all paper from the sorter bins.

2. Open the sorter stapler cover.

3. Press the stapler release handle to unlock the stapler.


4. Slide the stapler out until it stops.

5. Open the upper stapler section and remove any


jammed staples.

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6. Close the upper stapler section.

7. Slide the stapler back into the sorter until it clicks.


Ensure the stapler is in the correct position.

8. Close the sorter stapler cover.

9. Position a sheet of paper along the front edge of the top


bin.
10. Press Manual stapler,
stapled properly.

, and ensure the paper is

Note: If needed, press Manual stapler,


repeatedly until the stapler operates.

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Technical data

Technical data
Machine
Original size

Maximum A3

Copy paper size and weight


Tray 1, 2, 3

A5 to A3

60- 90gm

Bypass tray

A5 to A3

60- 120gm

Paper tray default settings


Tray 1

A4 LEF

Tray 2

A3 SEF

Tray 3

A4 SEF

Copy rate
XC23

Copy ratio percentage

23/12 CPM (A4 LEF/A3 SEF)

1:1+1%
Presets:

70%, 81%, 100%, 86%, 141%

Variable:

61%-163%

Maximum number of copies


XC23

99 copies

Paper tray capacity

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Tray 1

250 sheets

Tray 2

250 sheets

Tray 3

250 sheets

Bypass

50 sheets

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Machine (continued)
Warm up time

35 seconds

Electrical requirements

AC 230V+10%, 50/60hz

First copy output time

6.8 seconds for A4 LEF from paper tray 1 to the document


glass.

Power consumption

1.5kw maximum, Power Save: 16W

Machine dimensions

(W x D x H)

XC23A/XC23B

570x615x474mm

XC23C (with ADF)

570x615x560mm

XC23D (with ADF and 10-bin sorter stapler) 903x615x560mm


1 tray module (Stand)

570x615x500mm

Machine (continued)
Machine weight
XC23A/XC23B

50kg

XC23C (with ADF)

60kg

XC23D (with ADF and 10-bin sorter stapler) 69kg


1 tray module (Stand)

22kg

ADF
Original size

A5 to A3
60-90gm

Original capacity

30 sheet maximum

Dimensions

570x615x86mm

Weight

10kg

Power

100 watts or less

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Technical data

10-bin sorter stapler


Top bin sheet capacity

100 sheets of A5 to A3
60-90gm

staple capacity

15 sheets of A5 to B4
60-90gm
10 sheets of A3
60-90gm

Bins 2-10 sheet capacity

30 sheets of A5 to A4
60-90gm
25 sheets of 216x356mm to B4
60-90gm
10 sheets of A3
60-90gm

staple capacity

15 sheets of A5 to B4
60-90gm
10 sheets of A3
60-90gm

Dimensions

333x566x358mm

Weight

9kg

Power

40 watts or less

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