Xerox WorkCentre 5022/5024 User Guide

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Problem Solving
Xerox
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WorkCentre
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5022/5024 Multifunction Printer
User Guide
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Copy Output Problems
The table below lists possible solutions to problems with the copy output.
Symptom
Possible cause
Remedy
Copies are dirty.
The document cover or 
document glass is dirty.
Clean the document cover or document 
glass.
Refer to 
The document is a 
transparency or highly 
translucent medium.
When copying highly translucent 
documents, dirt on the document cover 
shows up in the copy. Place a sheet of white 
paper over the document before copying.
The document is on colored 
or rough paper, or is a 
blueprint.
The paper's background color is being 
copied. Adjust the copy density or image 
quality, or specify background suppression 
before copying.
The document is printed on 
glossy printing paper.
Glossy printing paper easily sticks to the 
document glass, and shadows can resemble 
dirt in the copy. Place a transparency or 
transparent film under the document before 
copying.
Copies are too 
dark or too light.
The copy density adjustment 
is not right. 
Adjust the copy density.
Refer to 
The document is light.
Adjust the copy density.
Refer to 
The image quality setting is 
not correct for the document.
If the copy output of black text is too light, 
set Original Type to Text.
Refer to 
The copy is 
slightly out of 
position.
The paper loaded in the tray 
is misaligned.
Align the paper stack, and load it so that the 
leading edge of the paper is aligned with the 
front corners of the tray.
Copies have 
missing parts in 
them.
The paper is damp.
Damp paper creates missing parts or unclear 
copies. Replace it with paper from an 
unopened pack.
The paper in the tray is 
creased or wrinkled.
Remove any problematic sheets, or replace 
the paper with paper from an unopened 
pack.
The document has been cut-
and-pasted, or is creased.
Cut-and-pasted or creased parts of the 
document might not be making proper 
contact with the document glass. Place a 
stack of white paper on top of the document 
to bring it into proper contact with the 
document glass.