
M02
SL01
Primary Transfer
Disengagement
Solenoid
Primary Transfer Roller
Bk Drum_ITB Motor
CAUTION:
When a jam has occurred, the ITB must not be pulled out as it is because the Primary Transfer Rollers are not disengaged
by opening the door. Be sure to execute ITB full disengagement mode (see the related service mode shown below) before
pulling out the ITB.
Related service mode
• Executing ITB full disengagement mode
COPIER > FUNCTION > MISC-P > T1-UP
• Enabling/disabling display of initialization after replacement of the ITB in the Settings/Registration menu
COPIER > OPTION > DSPLY-SW > ITB-DSP
■ ATVC Control
● Primary Transfer ATVC
The transfer voltage required to obtain the target transfer current value is set in order to prevent transfer failure due to
environmental changes.
Control timing
• At power-on (when the fixing temperature is 80 deg C or less)
• At power-on (when the Right Door is opened/closed at times other than at jam removal)
• When the internal temperature has changed by more than the specified value since the last ATVC control
• At paper interval (equivalent to 80 images) during continuous printing
• At last rotation after accumulated 50 images
Control description
1. Monitor current value of the primary transfer DC bias is detected.
2. Optimal target current value is determined based on temperature/humidity data of the Environment Sensor.
3. The primary transfer DC bias to be applied to the Primary Transfer Roller is determined.
● Secondary Transfer ATVC
To set the transfer voltage required to obtain the target transfer current value in order to prevent transfer failure due to
environmental changes and paper type.
Control timing
• At the same timing as the paper interval (equivalent to 80 images) during continuous printing of the Primary Transfer ATVC
• At initial rotation
• At paper interval on a specified print basis (100 sheets)
2. Technology
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Summary of Contents for imageRUNNER ADVANCE C255 Series
Page 1: ...Revision 2 0 imageRUNNER ADVANCE C355 C255 Series Service Manual ...
Page 17: ...Product Overview 1 Product Lineup 7 Option 8 Features 11 Specifications 14 Parts Name 18 ...
Page 127: ...Periodical Service 3 Periodically Replacement Parts 117 Consumable parts 118 ...
Page 154: ...4 Remove the Screws 5x 5 Remove the Rear Cover 1 4 Parts Replacement and Cleaning 143 ...
Page 257: ...1 Free the Harness 1 Harness Guide A 1x 1 A 4 Parts Replacement and Cleaning 246 ...
Page 376: ...Error Jam Alarm 7 Overview 366 EError Code 369 Jam Code 457 Alarm Code 464 ...
Page 469: ...Host Machine Cassette PS12 PS11 PS01 PS04 PS05 PS14 PS10 PS101 7 Error Jam Alarm 458 ...
Page 490: ...85 0005 For R D A Operation B Cause C Remedy 7 Error Jam Alarm 479 ...
Page 890: ...4 4x TP M3x6 5 3x 6 2x TP M3x6 7 8 9 Installation 879 ...
Page 891: ...9 1x 10 1x 11 2x 12 4x 13 9 Installation 880 ...
Page 903: ...17 9 Installation 892 ...
Page 914: ...5 6 2x Screw w washer M3x14 7 4x TP M3x6 9 Installation 903 ...
Page 923: ...3 2x 4 Short 1x 5 1x NOTE The removed screw will be used in step 7 6 1x 9 Installation 912 ...
Page 930: ...9 10 11 1x 12 13 9 Installation 919 ...
Page 931: ...14 2x 15 16 2x 17 6x 18 4x 9 Installation 920 ...
Page 932: ... Installing the NFC kit C1 1 1x 2 1x 3 TP M3x4 1x 9 Installation 921 ...