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OSR Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 4L/4ML
Print method . . . . Electrophotographic semiconductor laser
Print speed . . . . . 4 pages per minute
Resolution . . . . . . 300 dpi
Memory . . . . . . . . 1 MB standard
Paper handling . . 100 sheet paper tray, manual rear feed slot
Interface. . . . . . . . Bidirectional CENTRONICS
Emulation. . . . . . . PCL 5e
Options . . . . . . . . 1 MB memory upgrade kit
4ML features . . . . PostScript Level 2, 2 MB memory, LocalTalk interface
Control Panel
Error
Paper
Data
Ready
Error light - A solid light indicates that the top cover is open or the toner cartridge is missing. A blinking light indicates that the page is too complex.
Paper light - A solid light indicates that the printer is out of paper or that no paper cassette is installed. A blinking light indicates a paper jam.
Data light - A solid light with the Ready light blinking indicates that the printer is receiving or processing data. A solid
Data light with a solid Ready light indicates that data is in the buffer. A blinking Data light indicates manual feed mode.
Ready light - A solid light indicates that the printer is ready to print. A blinking light with a solid Data light indicates that the printer is receiving data.
Key
The front panel key performs the following functions in addition to self-tests:
Reset - Press the key until lights flash in sequence. This action clears all data, fonts, and macros from memory and
resets the printer to a default condition.
Wake Up - Press the key for two seconds to turn the printer on if the intelligent switch has turned the printer off.
Continue - Press the key for two seconds to clear a recoverable error.
Self-tests
Single Page Test
Press the key for two seconds to print a self-test page.
Continuous Test
Press and hold the key for five seconds while plugging in the power cord, then release the key when only the Data light is on. Press the key to stop printing.
Engine Test
To bypass the formatter and test the print engine only, press the engine test button on the left side of the printer below and behind the parallel interface conector. A page of vertical lines will be printed.
Printer Configuration
The LaserJet 4L/4ML configuration and functions are controlled from the host system through the Windows - HP Explorer Remote Control
Panel. The printer has no NVRAM for configuration storage. If the printer loses power, any configuration or downloaded fonts will be lost.
Common Problems and Fixes
Print Quality
Print quality problems are generally associated with the toner cartridge. Try removing and shaking the cartridge, and then reinstall it. If this does not resolve the problem, replace the cartridge with a known good one. If problems persist, run a test print and stop the printing process while the paper is under the drum in the cartridge.
Check to see if the drum is imaged correctly. If the drum is imaged correctly, then the problem is in the transfer process. If the drum is not imaged correctly, the problem is in the image process.
Communication
Communication problems are often described as "no print", "garbage print", or incorrect print positioning. Communication problems are generally caused by incorrect configurations, bad interface cables, or a bad port on the host or printer.
Critical Adjustments
Leading Edge Adjustment
Run a print engine test. Measure the distance from the leading edge of the paper to the top of the printed image. This distance should be
1.5 to 2.5mm. If it is out of tolerance, remove the paper cassette and locate VR301. Adjust VR301 clockwise to decrease or counterclockwise to increase the distance.
Beam-to-Drum Mirror Adjustment (Skew)
Run a test print. Check the top edge of the printed line to ensure it is parallel with the leading edge of the paper. The difference between the left and right side should be less than 1.5mm. On the right side of the beam-to-drum mirror, loosen the adjustment setscrew, noting the present position on the adjustment scale. Move the mirror toward the front of the printer to move the right side of the printed image up.
Move the mirror toward the rear of the printer to move the left side of the image up. Continue to test and adjust the printer until the desired results are attained.
Cover Removal
Memory Door / IO Door
Open the I/O door on the left side of the printer and it will slide out of its retaining slots. Pull the small handle on the memory module and remove it. The memory door, also on the left side, opens in the same manner.
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Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 4L/4ML OSR
Power Door
Open the power door on the right side of the printer. Push down on the upper tab of the hinge to release the door.
Printer Cover
I/O DOOR MEMORY UPGRADE LOCATION MEMORY DOOR
Remove the power door, AC power cord, toner cartridge, paper cassette, optional memory module, I/O door, and parallel cable.
Open the access door and remove the four screws. Open the rear door and pull the lower rear tabs of the cover outward and then upward. Place a small object between the cover and the frame to prevent the cover from closing again. Release the front tabs in the same manner. Lift the cover straight up to remove. When reinstalling the cover, be sure the rear door is open.
Field Replaceable Units
DESCRIPTION
Arm, input paper sensor
Pickup assembly
Guide, feeder assembly
Roller, fuser pressure
Roller, fuser delivery
Roller, fuser conductive rubber
Roller, delivery
Gear train plate assembly
Formatter PCA
DC controller PCA
Laser scanner assembly
1MB memory upgrade
Main motor assembly
Fan assembly
OEM P/N IBM P/N
RF5-0601-000CN 90G6921
RG5-0668-000CN 90G6920
RG5-0671-000CN 90G6929
RB1-3100-000CN 90G6925
RB1-3103-000CN 90G6924
RB1-3109-000CN 90G6922
RB1-3107-000CN 90G6923
RG5-0684-000CN 90G6928
C2004-67901 90G6933
RG5-0753-000CN 90G6934
RG5-0662-000CN 90G6932
C2024A 90G6926
RG5-0764-000CN 90G6930
RG5-0703-000CN 90G6931
Note: Be sure to note DIP switch settings and/or print a configuration list before replacing any PCB .
Rear Door
Remove the printer cover and turn it upside down. Open the rear door and bend one of the hinge tabs inward to release the door.
SCREWS
© Copyright International Business Machines Corporation
March 1995. All rights reserved.
IBM machine type
LaserJet 4L. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2998-H07
LaserJet4ML. . . . . . . . . . . . 2298-H11
Resources:
IBM Hardware Maintenance Manual, ZA38-0168-01
Tech Support 800-877-7764
IBM/TSS Internal use only
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