SureLab SL-D1000 - Printer EPSON - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Professional inkjet photo printer
Dimensions (W x D x H)	720 x 430 x 280 mm
Weight	Approximately 30 kg
Power supply	AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption	Printing: approx. 45 W; standby: approx. 10 W
Number of colors	6 ink cartridges
Supported paper types	Roll paper, single sheets; up to A4 sizes
Main functions	Borderless printing, color management (ICM/ColorSync), optional duplex printing, network connectivity (Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct), printing from mobile apps (Epson Smart Panel, AirPrint)
Included software	Printer driver, maintenance tool, EPSON Software Updater, Web Config
Maintenance and cleaning	Automatic nozzle cleaning, manual cleaning of the exposure plate, emptying the waste paper box, replacing the maintenance unit
Safety	Place for anti-theft device, emergency stop via open covers
Spare parts and repairability	Replaceable drive rollers for the duplex unit, replaceable ink supply units and maintenance unit
General information	Operating temperature: 10 to 35°C; humidity: 20 to 80% RH; noise: approx. 45 dB (during operation)

Frequently Asked Questions - SureLab SL-D1000 EPSON

How to load roll paper on the Epson SureLab SL-D1000?

Remove the spindle unit, insert the roll aligning the edge guides, then replace the unit and insert the paper edge into the slot until it beeps. Select the paper type on the screen. Wear gloves to avoid marks.

How to clean the printer's exposure plate?

Open the printer cover, use a soft lint-free cloth slightly dampened to wipe the exposure plate. Do not touch the print head. Close the cover.

How to cancel a print job in progress?

Press the Stop (square) button on the control panel. Printing stops. If the job is still in the computer's queue, cancel it from the print manager.

What types of paper can I use with this printer?

Use paper recommended by Epson: roll paper or single sheets. Avoid curled, torn, too thick, or damp paper. Refer to the list of supported media in the manual.

How to replace an ink cartridge?

Open the cover of the ink supply unit (left or right), remove the old cartridge by lifting it, insert the new one matching the color, then close the cover. Use only genuine Epson cartridges.

How to perform borderless printing?

In the print settings, select a compatible paper size (e.g., 10x15 cm) and check Borderless. On Windows, use the 'Auto Expand' or 'Keep Size' option. On Mac, choose a borderless size from the list.

How to connect the printer via Wi-Fi?

From the control panel, go to Network Settings > Wi-Fi Setup. Choose the connection method (enter SSID, WPS button, or automatic connection). Print a connection report to verify.

What to do in case of a paper jam?

Turn off the printer, open the covers (front and rear) and gently remove the jammed paper. Avoid tearing the paper. Refer to the manual for exact locations. Do not force the print head.

How to maintain the printer regularly?

Use the maintenance tool to check and clean the nozzles, align the heads, and adjust paper feed. Empty the waste paper box regularly. Clean the exposure plate if necessary.

Where to find the printer serial number?

The serial number is on a label located at the back of the printer. It is required for technical support and for configuring Web Config (default password).

USER MANUAL SureLab SL-D1000 EPSON

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