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Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting

3.2 Image Quality Troubleshooting

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Set the Non-FUJI XEROX toner option to [off].
(Refer to [Non-Genuine] in [Maintenance] of [Admin Menu].)
Is the image printed correctly?

End of work.

Go to step 9.

9

Checking the Transfer Unit for connection.
Remove the Transfer Unit.
Are the Plate Spring BTR on HVPS dirty or deformed?

Clean up the
Plate Spring BTR
or Replace the
HVPS (REP
18.3), then go to
step 10.

Go to step 10.

10

Checking after resetting the Transfer Unit.
Reseat the Transfer Unit.
Is the image printed correctly?

End of work.

Go to step 11.

11

Checking the Drum Cartridge for connection.
Remove the Drum Cartridge.
Are the Spring BCR and Spring DB on HVPS dirty or
deformed?

Clean up the
Spring BCR and
Spring DB or
Replace the
HVPS (REP
18.3), then go to
step 12.

Go to step 12.

12

Checking after resetting the Drum Cartridge.
Reseat the Drum Cartridge.
Is the image printed correctly?

End of work.

Go to step 13.

13

Checking the laser beam window of the ROS ASSY.
Are the laser beam windows on the ROS ASSY clean?

Go to step 14.

Clean the win-
dow(s) with soft
cloth or cotton
swab gentry,
then go to step
14.

14

Checking the laser beam path.
Are there any foreign substance between the ROS ASSY and
Drum Cartridge?

Remove the for-
eign sub-
stances, then go
to step 15.

Go to step 15.

15

Check the MOTOR DISP operation.
Execute the Diag Digital Output [093-001] to check the rota-
tion of the MOTOR DISP.
Is it working properly?

Go to step 16.

Replace the
MOTOR DISP
(REP 5.3), then
go to step 16.

16

Is the image printed correctly?

End of work.

Go to step 17.

17

Check the installation of the Drum Cartridge.
Is the Drum Cartridge installed properly, with no foreign sub-
stances at the contact point between the ATC Sensor in the
Drum Cartridge and the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO?

Go to Step 18.

Reinstall the

Drum Cartridge,

then go to step

18.

18

Check the ATC Sensor part of the Drum Cartridge.
Is the connection terminal of the ATC Sensor part in the Drum
Cartridge damaged?

Replace the

Drum Cartridge,

then go to step

19.

Go to Step 19.

19

Check the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO.
Is the connection terminal of the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO
damaged?

Replace the

CONNECTOR

ASSY XERO

(REP 5.4), then

go to step 20.

Go to Step 20.

20

Is the image printed correctly?

End of work.

Go to step 21.

Step

Check and Action

Yes

No

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Summary of Contents for DocuPrint M355df

Page 1: ...DocuPrint M355df Service Manual 1st Edition ...

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Page 3: ...amage of the manual Revision and Modification Information When design changes or revisions relating to this service manual occur the overseas technical information or overseas service bulletin may be issued as supplementary information until such changes are accomodated in the updated version of this service manual Edited by Fuji Xerox Co Ltd CS TSD Minatomirai Center Bldg 7F 3 6 1 Minato mirai Ni...

Page 4: ...Company Name Department Name Telephone No Full Name Employee No ...

Page 5: ...1 Service Call Procedure Chapter 2 Troubleshooting Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment Chapter 5 Parts List Chapter 6 General Chapter 7 Wiring Data Chapter 8 Accessories not yet issued Chapter 9 Installation Removal not yet issued Chapter 10 Mechanism Functions Overview ...

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Page 7: ...Preface ...

Page 8: ...le of Contents 1 Getting to Know the Service Manual Preface 1 2 How to Use the Service Manual Preface 1 2 1 Contents of Manual Preface 1 2 2 Information on Updating Preface 2 3 Terms and Symbols Preface 3 4 Abbreviations Preface 4 ...

Page 9: ...apter describes the troubleshooting procedures other than image quality troubleshooting of the product It also describes how to use the diagnostics and some programs Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting This chapter describes the image quality troubleshooting procedures of the product Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment This chapter describes the disassembly assembly adjustment and re...

Page 10: ...ion 2nd Edition 3rd Edition and so on When this manual is partially revised revisions will be sequentially indicated as Revision A Revision B Revision C etc All revised pages will be marked accordingly with Revision A Revision B Revision C and so on Revision Sidebar When any paragraph table or figure has been added or amended a revision sidebar will be added to indicate where the revision was made...

Page 11: ... ones designated by Fuji Xerox Co Ltd shall be strictly prohibited because it cannot be guaranteed in quality and safety Important Information Stored Component ISC Important Information Stored Components store customers important information they have entered after machine installation When replacing Important Information Stored Components you must replace and discard them following the procedure ...

Page 12: ...nterlock IOT Image Output Terminal K Black L Left L H Left Hand LD Laser diode LDD Lightly Doped Drain LED Light emitting diode LEF Long Edge Feed LH Left Hand LV Low Voltage LVPS Low Voltage Power Supply M Magenta MAG Mag Roll MCU Machine Control Unit MOB Marks On Belt MOT Motor MSI Multi Sheet Inserter N P No Paper NVM Non Volatile Memory OEM Original Equipment Manufacuring OHP Overhead Project ...

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Page 14: ...Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure ...

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Page 16: ...s to Note 1 5 1 2 Servicing Call Procedure 1 6 1 2 1 Initial Actions 1 6 1 2 2 UM Call 1 6 1 2 3 SM Call 1 6 1 2 4 Final Actions 1 6 1 3 Servicing Call Details 1 7 1 3 1 Initial Actions 1 7 1 3 2 Checking Repeatability 1 7 1 3 3 Checking Copy Quality 1 7 1 3 4 Trim Servicing 1 7 1 4 TRIM Check List 1 8 1 5 Periodic Replacement Parts 1 11 ...

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Page 18: ...rive Area Never inspect or lubricate the drive area such as the chain belts sprockets and gears while the machine is in operation 3 Heavy Parts The weight of the machine is 18 1 kg the main unit with consumables When moving the machine to ensure sufficient working space take extra care to prevent back pain When moving it always carry it by a team of two or more persons to avoid mishandling or inju...

Page 19: ...box for it 6 Specified Tools Use the tools for the servicing procedure if any are specified 7 Cleaning the Toner and Developer As the toner may cause a dust explosion sweep the spilt toner into a waste container When using a cleaner to clean the remaining toner be sure to use the FX standard toner proof cleaner and not a customer s cleaner Also as the developer also contains toner exercise the sam...

Page 20: ...ht leakage by covering the document glass except for the area used most commonly for copying and scanning 11 Lithium battery Lithium battery is used in the following component z PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 If not replaced properly the battery can explode Dispose of the old battery according to the instructions 12 Other Safety Precautions For safety you should also pay attention to precautions other than the...

Page 21: ...ent be sure to transfer customer information onto the new PWB and clear the information from the old one before discarding it in order never to let the information leak out Detailed in the prefaces to chapters 4 and 5 2 If the replacement of the PWB proves that it is not the cause of a specific problem be sure to reinstall it in the machine If having installed removed PWB temporarily for diagnosti...

Page 22: ...e to be returned to us and then collect them to back to the Service Center together with the packaging materi als NOTE For the separation and processing methods for the collected items refer to the Common Technical Information No 2 027 for all machines If you have replaced the following consumables affix the U sticker for the recyclable parts to be han dled appropriately z Drum Toner Cartridge For...

Page 23: ...om the respective trays and if necessary clean or replace the Retard Roll 4 Repair all the secondary problems 5 Perform TRIM servicing 1 2 3 SM Call 1 Check the print quality using the test patterns on the machine Refer to Chapter 6 6 8 Print Function Test Test Print 2 Feed paper from the respective trays and if necessary clean or replace the Retard Roll 3 Repair all the secondary problems 4 Perfo...

Page 24: ... Test Test Print in Chapter 6 2 Check the Drum Transfer Roll BTR and Heat Roll Pressure Belt for any flaw 3 Check image quality nonuniformity and improper low density reproducibility 1 3 4 Trim Servicing TRIM Servicing is performed in all SM UM to maintain the performance of the machine Independent visits for TRIM Servicing does not take place 1 Perform necessary TRIM items according to the TRIM c...

Page 25: ...heard 1 2 Check Items before Servicing Output test patterns C Output the Built in Test Pattern to check the print quality 2 Clean the interior of the machine Clean the paper transport system Feed Roll Nudger Roll Retard Roll C O 100K 1 2 REP 9 1 Clean any paper dust and toner residue in the paper path and on the jam sensor Especially clean the sections accessible to the operator carefully Check an...

Page 26: ...e longer time to resume servicing NOTE 3 To detect the life end of the Drum Drum rotation count Cycle waste toner estimate and PV value count are used 4 DADF CL O 35K Feed 2 REP 21 3 Clean any paper dust and contami nation in the paper path and on the jam sensor Check and clean the Feed Roll Nudger Roll and SEPARATION PAD in the ROLLER ASSY DADF Replace the KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE ROLLER ASSY DADF...

Page 27: ...lf power strip is being used Make sure that multiple power cords are not plugged in to a single socket 6 1 Check Items after Ser vicing Print Quality Check C Print built in test patterns to confirm that the print quality satisfies the specification 6 2 Check Items after Ser vicing Check the machine operation C Check the paper feed and abnor mal noise 6 3 Post servicing check meter C Create the Ser...

Page 28: ... value of Fusing PV Fusing Heat time The Retard Roll KIT HOLDER ASSY RETARD CST has no counter and therefore it needs to be replaced together with the FUSING UNIT z The Transfer Roll BTR has no CRUM and therefore the counter for it needs to be reset manually To reset the counter refer to Chapter 6 6 9 2 Display and Initialization of the Life Counter Life and initialize the life counter values of T...

Page 29: ...Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure 1 5 Periodic Replacement Parts 1 12 ...

Page 30: ...Chapter 2 Troubleshooting ...

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Page 32: ...ication Fail 2 50 FIP1 7 024 371 MCU ESS Communication Fail 2 51 FIP1 8 042 313 LVPS Fan Motor Failure 2 52 FIP1 9 042 330 Rear Fan Failure 2 53 FIP1 10 042 700 IOT Over Heat Stop 092 661 IOT Environment Sensor Error 2 54 FIP1 11 050 130 IOT Remain Zone Fusing Jam 077 106 Exit On Jam 077 108 Exit Off early Jam 077 109 Exit Off Jam 2 55 FIP1 12 050 131 IOT Remain Zone Duplex Jam 077 107 Duplex Regi...

Page 33: ...IP2 2 Regi Sensor HVPS PL18 2 5 2 75 FIP2 3 CST No Paper Sensor HVPS PL18 2 5 2 76 FIP2 4 MSI No Paper Sensor HVPS PL18 2 5 2 77 FIP2 5 No Paper Sensor SENSOR PHOTO PL10 2 2 Option 2 78 FIP2 6 CLUTCH ASSY EXIT PL3 1 6 2 79 FIP2 7 CLUTCH ASSY INVERT PL3 1 7 2 80 FIP2 8 REGI CLUTCH PL15 2 4 2 81 FIP2 9 CST FEED CLUTCH PL15 2 16 2 82 FIP2 10 CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED PL10 1 8 Option 2 83 FIP2 11 SOLENOID ...

Page 34: ... FIP Chapter 6 General Chapter 7 Wiring Data and Chapter 10 Principle of Opera tion to increase the efficiency 2 1 1 Flow of Troubleshooting The fault repair operation proceeds in the following flow Check Installation Status Check the Problem Status Perform FIP Check if the fault is repaired End General Wiring Data Principle of Operation Reference Informa tion Replace printer ...

Page 35: ...mperature low humidity or a place with drastic changes in temperature 5 The machine is not installed near a water outlet humidifier heater or fire dusty areas or under the direct draft of an air conditioner 6 The machine is not installed in a place where volatile or flammable gas is generated 7 The machine is not installed in a place exposed to direct sunlight 8 The machine is installed in a well ...

Page 36: ...t sections Always follow the steps described in this document 3 When operating a drive section using the Diag Tool make sure that all covers are installed unless specified otherwise When operating a drive section using the Diag Tool pay attention to the following Never touch any drive section Always follow the steps described in this document 4 Be careful not to burn yourself when touching parts t...

Page 37: ... instrument connected to 2 PIN of P J1 and the negative side to 4 PIN of P J3 7 P J1 P J2 in the FIP means measurement for all terminals corresponding between P J1 and P J2 based on Chapter 7 Wiring Data 8 As for P J1 2 PIN P J3 4PI when measuring voltage in FIP P J3 4PIN at the rear nega tive side should always be either AG Analog Ground SG Signal Ground or RTN Return Therefore only after checkin...

Page 38: ...Chapter 2 Troubleshooting 2 1 Preface 2 5 14 Some instructions in the FIP are branched off depending on the specifications Follow the appli cable instructions for troubleshooting ...

Page 39: ...n OFF the printer wait for 10 sec onds and then turn ON the printer again This often solves the problem Display Problems 1 If nothing is displayed on the operator panel check and try the following a Turn OFF the printer wait for 10 seconds and then turn ON it again If the problem persists see or FIP P2 DC Power FIP 2 If you still have the problem after changing menu setting from the operator panel...

Page 40: ...d Make sure that the width and length guides of the paper tray are correctly adjusted e If paper is overfilled in the tray reduce the amount of paper f Load paper correctly so that the recommended print side of paper comes the actual print side g Turn paper over or upside down and retry printing to see if feeding improves h Check the type of paper loaded in the paper tray If several types of paper...

Page 41: ... problem Did the operator operate the machine correctly Turn the Power Switch OFF and ON Does the error reoccur when per forming output in the mode with the problem Status Code or an LCD message When a failure occurs in image quality Explain how to operate the machine End of work Yes No Yes No Refer to 2 3 Error Code FIP Refer to Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting Refer to 2 2 Status Code Lis...

Page 42: ...Printer Fusing Unit Detached Fusing Unit detached is detected FIP1 4 010 351 Fusing Unit Life Over 010 351 Turn off printer and replace Fusing Unit Fusing Unit Life Over 010 351 Pressing OK will reset the counter Press OK to counter reset Reset is completed Turn off printer and replace Fusing Unit Fusing Unit Life Over The value of Fusing Unit counter has reached the replacement time Replace Fus i...

Page 43: ...er 016 504 Press OK Button POP Server Address Resolution Fail for Maillib POP3 server name resolution for email send failed Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 016 505 Email Login Error POP3 Login Failed 016 505 Press OK Button POP Authentication Fail for Maillib Cannot login to POP3 server to send email Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 016 506 Email Login Error 016 506 Press OK Button Required user entry it...

Page 44: ...6 602 System Initialize NVM Initializing System NVM Initialize At POWON start up execute NVM clear No action is required 016 603 ESS NVM Parameter Recover Executed ESS NVM Parameter Recovery No action is required 016 604 ESS NVM Parameter Copy Executed ESS NVM Parameter Copy No action is required 016 605 ESS NVM Parameter Copy Executed ESS NVM Parameter Copy No action is required 016 606 Clear Job...

Page 45: ...tton Job Ticket Error PDF print job ticket description error Take correc tive actions at the host side 016 753 Wrong Password 016 753 Press OK Button Wrong Password PDF password error Take correc tive actions at the host side 016 755 PDF Print Disabled 016 755 Press OK Button PDF Print Disabled PDF print is not allowed Take correc tive actions at the host side 016 757 Invalid User 016 757 Press OK...

Page 46: ...emory Removal Error During Read USB memory is removed while memory reading job is being executed Take correc tive actions at the host side 016 799 Invalid Job 016 799 Press OK Button Job Environment Violation Print condition conflicts with other condition Take correc tive actions at the host side 016 920 Wireless Timeout Error 016 920 Try again Press OK Button Wireless Setting Error Timeout Error ...

Page 47: ...SS REP18 1 017 600 System Initialize User Data Initializing Address Info Sum Check Fail At POWON start up checking phone book and address book data and initializing incorrect data automatically Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 017 970 MFP Memory Full 017 970 Press OK Button MFP Memory Full AIOC memory run out Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS RE...

Page 48: ...rolled docu ments Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 017 978 MFP Controller Error 017 978 Press OK Button MFP Controller Error Exceed the maximum number of pages in docu ment Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 017 979 MFP Controller Error 017 979 Press OK Button MFP Controller Error File multi open Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 017 980 Repor...

Page 49: ...t value and continue processing Replace the IIT ASSY REP 21 1 017 991 IIT Level Adjustment Fail At the start of IIT read job fail to adjust IIT level Set to default value and continue processing Replace the IIT ASSY REP 21 1 024 340 MCU Firmware Error 024 340 Code xxxxxxxx Restart Printer MCU Firmware Error MCU firmware error occurs Update to the latest F W If the problem cannot be solved replace ...

Page 50: ...estricted Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 031 522 SMB Login Error 031 522 Press OK Button SMB user authentication fail or SMB Scanner login fail In SMB scan login access is rejected Request is not allowed Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 031 523 SMB Error Invalid Share Name 031 523 Press OK Button SMB Error Problem with share name in SMB scan server Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 031 524 SMB Login Error 03...

Page 51: ...Fail to create file Take correc tive actions at the host side 031 534 SMB Error Not Able to Make the Folder 031 534 Press OK Button SMB Scan Folder Creation Fail Fail to create folder Take correc tive actions at the host side 031 535 SMB Error File Delete Error 031 535 Press OK Button SMB Scan File Deletion Fail Fail to delete file Take correc tive actions at the host side 031 536 SMB Error Folder...

Page 52: ... 548 Press OK Button SMB protocol error 4 050 User is expired User is expired Take correc tive actions at the host side 031 549 SMB Login Error 031 549 Press OK Button SMB protocol error 4 051 User is restricted Null password is prohibited User is restricted Null password is prohibited Take correc tive actions at the host side 031 550 SMB Error File Append Failed 031 550 Press OK Button SMB Scan A...

Page 53: ...ake correc tive actions at the host side 031 582 FTP Error STOR Command Error 031 582 Press OK Button FTP Scan File Creation Fail STOR command failed Take correc tive actions at the host side 031 584 FTP Error MKD Command Error 031 584 Press OK Button FTP Scan Folder Creation Fail MKD command failed Take correc tive actions at the host side 031 585 FTP Error DEL Command Error 031 585 Press OK Butt...

Page 54: ...t the host side 033 501 Fax Codec Error 033 501 Press OK Button Fax Codec Error Cancel Codec processing due to error of read part during manual send Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 Replace the IIT ASSY REP 21 1 033 502 Fax Error 033 502 Press OK Button File Open Error File open error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 503 MFP Memory Full 033 503 Press OK Button Memory Full In receive memory full Replac...

Page 55: ...ton DFAX Fax Function is not available When DFAX job is executed Fax function is not Enabled When this error occurs at the same time as 033 518 033 519 is displayed preferentially Take correc tive actions at the host side 033 520 Fax Codec Error 033 520 Press OK Button JBF_ERROR_CALLBACK Callback function returns error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 521 Fax Codec Error 033 521 Press OK Button JB...

Page 56: ... REP18 1 033 754 Fax Communication Error 033 754 Press OK Button V8 Error V8 error Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 755 Fax Communication Error 033 755 Press OK Button Phase2 Error Phase2 Line Probing error Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 756 Fax Communication Error 033 756 Press OK Button Phase3 Error Phase3 Primary Channel Eq...

Page 57: ...Communication Error 033 761 Press OK Button Primary Channel OFF Time Out The Primary Channel OFF Time Out occurred Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 762 Fax Communication Error 033 762 Press OK Button DM Prevention Function Receive Refuse DM prevention function rejects to receive data Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 763 Fax Comm...

Page 58: ...he PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 768 Fax Codec Error 033 768 Press OK Button AT Move Counter Over The number of AT Move is 5 or more in one stripe Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 769 Fax Codec Error 033 769 Press OK Button JBIG NEWLEN Marker Error NEWLEN marker undetected Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 770 Fax Codec Error 033 770 Pres...

Page 59: ...ode Output Buffer Over In FAX receive JBIG encode output buffer overflow Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 776 Fax Codec Error 033 776 Press OK Button SCAN Encode Output Buffer Over In FAX scan and D FAX scan JBIG encode output buffer overflow Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 777 Fax Codec Error 033 777 Press OK Button FAX RX Dec...

Page 60: ... Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 787 MFP Memory Full 033 787 Press OK Button MFP Memory Full Calling table full Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 788 Fax Memory Full 033 788 Press Ok Button Fax Memory Full Flash full for DFAX Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 033 789 Fax Job Canceled 033 789 Press OK Button Fax Job Canceled Cancel Pr...

Page 61: ... 034 791 No Answer Check Line Connec tion 034 791 Press OK Button Check Line Connection Line connection error unconnected or mis con nected might have occurred Check the line con nection Check the line connection 034 799 Fax Number Error 034 799 Press OK Button No Dial Data Auto dial is activated but no dial data exist Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 701 Target ...

Page 62: ...lace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 709 Fax Communication Error 035 709 Press OK Button G3 Send RTN PIN Receive In G3 send receive RTN PIN Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 710 Fax Communication Error 035 710 Press OK Button Receive PIN PIN receive excl EOR Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 716 Fax Communication Error 035 716 Press OK B...

Page 63: ...SY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 729 Fax Communication Error 035 729 Press OK Button Career Cut Career cut Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 730 Fax Communication Error 035 730 Press OK Button RS Request CS NOT ON In high speed training modem CS does not become ON against RS request Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 0...

Page 64: ... ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 781 Target Fax Busy 035 781 Press OK Button Target Fax Busy Detect busy tone after dialing Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 792 Fax Communication Error 035 792 Press OK Button JM Not Detection JM undetected Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 035 793 Fax Communication Error 035 793 P...

Page 65: ...1 11 050 131 Paper Jam Open Rear Door and remove paper IOT Remain Zone Duplex Jam When Dynamic Jam cause was detected Duplex Regi On Jam FIP1 12 050 132 Paper Jam Pull Out Bypass Tray Unit Tray1 Tray2 Open Rear Door Clear Jam IOT Remain Zone Regi MSI T1 T2 Jam When Dynamic Jam cause was detected Regi Off Jam When Static Jam collateral was detected Regi Sensor On FIP1 13 050 133 Paper Jam Pull Out ...

Page 66: ...ASIC Error CCD ASIC communication error FIP1 15 062 790 Copier Error Last Sheet not Copied Press OK Button Copy Limit Copy limit Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 071 100 IOT Tray1 Misfeed Jam After the Tray 1 Feed Clutch turned ON the Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time FIP1 16 072 100 IOT Tray2 Misfeed Jam After the Tray 2 Feed Clutch turned ON the Regi Sensor did not turn ON within...

Page 67: ...placed soon was detected Replace the Drum Cartridge XERO ASSY PL8 1 1 091 913 Drum Cartridge Life Over Replace Drum Car tridge Drum Cartridge End of Life It was detected that the Drum needed to be replaced soon Replace the Drum Cartridge XERO ASSY PL8 1 1 091 914 Drum Cartridge Error 091 914 Reseat or Replace Drum Cartridge IOT Drum Communication Fail Communication failure with Drum CRUM was detec...

Page 68: ... Type Error was detected FIP1 26 093 933 Out of Toner Replace Toner Cartridge Toner Life Over It was detected that the Toner Cartridge needed to be replaced soon Replace the TONER CAR TRIDGE PL8 1 2 093 973 Toner Cartridge Detached 093 973 Insert Toner Cartridge Toner Detached It was detected that the Toner CRUM is not at the specified position Loose CRUM FIP1 26 116 210 USB Host Error 116 210 Res...

Page 69: ...U instruction cache error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 116 328 Controller Error 116 328 Restart Printer ESS Data Cache Error CPU data cache error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 116 343 ASIC Error 116 343 Restart Printer ASIC Fail ASIC related Fatal Error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 116 350 Network Error 116 350 Restart Printer On Board Network Communication Fail Communication fail between 1 CPU net...

Page 70: ...d by consistency check between NVRAM size requested by the system and actual size and consistency check of ID recorded at the first power on Replace printer 116 396 Scan Error 116 396 Restart Printer Fatal Error Related to Maillib Other Errors of File 2 Net Library S W bug Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 116 721 Memory Full Job too Large 116 721 Press OK Button Collate Full Unable to collate due to i...

Page 71: ... 362 MFP EEPROM Error 117 362 Restart Printer EEPROM Sum Check Error EEPROM sum check value error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 If the problem cannot be solved replace the printer 117 363 MFP NVM Error 117 363 Restart Printer NVM Sum Check Error NVM sum check value error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 If the problem cannot be solved replace the printer 117 365 RTC Low Voltage Error 117 365 Restart Pr...

Page 72: ...MB Client fatal error Take correc tive actions at the host side 131 399 Scan Error 131 399 Restart Printer FTP client Fatal Error FTP Client fatal error Take correc tive actions at the host side 133 231 Fax Communication Error 133 231 Restart Printer T_FAXCOM Data Receive I F Error T_FAXCOM Data processing I F error Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 234 Fax Error ...

Page 73: ...X PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 240 Fax Error 133 240 Restart Printer Resolution Change Error Resolution error in FAX send resolution conversion Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 241 Fax Error 133 241 Restart Printer Memory Pool Get Error Memory pool get error OS error Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 242 Fax Error 1...

Page 74: ...1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 248 Fax Error 133 248 Restart Printer Memory Pool Release Error Memory pool release error OS error Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 249 Fax Error 133 249 Restart Printer Message Receive Error Message receive error OS error Replace the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 251 Fax Error 133 251 Restart Printe...

Page 75: ...ror File close error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 271 Fax Error 133 271 Restart Printer Memory Pool Get Error Memory pool get error OS error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 272 Fax Error 133 272 Restart Printer Message Send Error Message send error OS error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 273 Fax Error 133 273 Restart Printer Memory Pool Release Error Memory pool release error OS error Repla...

Page 76: ...emory Pool Get Error Memory pool get error OS error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 283 Fax Error 133 283 Restart Printer Message Send Error Message send error OS error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 286 Fax Error 133 286 Restart Printer OS Call Error OS Call error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 133 287 Fax Error 133 287 Restart Printer File Open Error File open error Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1...

Page 77: ... REP18 1 142 700 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X Over Heat XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X Turned Halfmode IOT Over Heat Forced Half Speed Half speed operation was forced due to abnormally high temperature inside the IOT No action is required 193 700 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X Non Genuine Toner Cartridge Custom Toner Mode The printer is in custom toner mode Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 Status Code LCD Message Name Description of Erro...

Page 78: ... Are the HARNESS ASSY OP FDR P J213 P J243 P J24 P J243 and the HARNESS ASSY FDR DRAWER 1 P J243 P J419 connected securely Go to Step 2 Securely connect the HARNESS ASSY OP FDR P J213 P J243 P J24 P J243 and the HARNESS ASSY FDR DRAWER 1 P J243 P J419 2 Check after replacing the HARNESS ASSY OP FDR Replace the HARNESS ASSY OP FDR Does an error occur Go to Step 3 End of work 3 Check after replacing...

Page 79: ...F ASSY and the PWBA ESS Is the P J453 connected securely Go to Step 4 Connect P J453 securely 4 Check the original document transport path Open the DADF cover and check the original document transport path Is there any foreign substances or bits of paper found on the original document transport path Remove the foreign sub stances and bits of paper etc Go to Step 5 5 Check the KIT DADF PICK UP MODU...

Page 80: ...heck the DADF Cover Is the DADF Cover closed properly Go to Step 2 Close the DADF Cover properly 2 Check connector connection Check the connection between the DADF ASSY and the PWBA ESS Is the P J453 connected securely Go to Step 3 Connect P J453 securely 3 Check after replacing the DADF ASSY Replace the DADF ASSY REP 21 1 Does an error occur Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 End of work ...

Page 81: ...connection Check the connection between the FUSING UNIT PWBA MCU FUSING UNIT and the LVPS as well as between the PWB LVPS PWBA MCU Are the HARNESS ASSY FSR DP J233 P J23 DP J233 P J201 and the HARNESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 con nected securely Go to Step 3 Securely connect the HARNESS ASSY FSR DP J233 P J23 DP J233 P J201 and the HAR NESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 3 Check after replacing the HARNESS ASSY...

Page 82: ...18 1 17 PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 1 Check the installation of the WIRELESS ADAPTER Is the Connector P J412 between the WIRELESS ADAPTER and the PWBA ESS free of broken bent pins foreign substances burns and etc and is the unit installed properly Go to Step 2 Reinstall the WIRELESS ADAPTER 2 Check after replacing the WIRELESS ADAPTER Replace the WIRELESS ADAPTER Does an error occur Replace the PWBA ESS REP...

Page 83: ...NSOLE ASSY PL1 1 1 PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 1 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CONSOLE ASSY and the PWBA ESS Is the CONSOLE ASSY P J431 connected securely Go to Step 2 Securely connect the CONSOLE ASSY P J431 2 Check after replacing the CONSOLE ASSY Replace the CONSOLE ASSY REP 1 1 Does an error occur Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 End of work ...

Page 84: ...onnection Check the connection between the PWBA MCU and the PWBA ESS Is the HARNESS ASSY ESS P J20 P J421 con nected securely Go to Step 2 Securely connect the HARNESS ASSY ESS P J20 P J421 2 Check after replacing the HARNESS ASSY ESS Replace the HARNESS ASSY ESS Does an error occur Go to Step 3 End of work 3 Check after replacing the PWBA MCU Replace the PWBA MCU REP 18 2 Does an error occur Repl...

Page 85: ...ding Reinstall the LVPS FAN properly Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the LVPS FAN and LVPS as well as between the PWB LVPS and PWBA MCU Are the LVPS FAN P J241 and the HARNESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely connect the LVPS FAN P J241 and the HARNESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 4 Check after replacing the LVPS FAN Replace the LVPS FAN ...

Page 86: ...onnection Check the connection between the Rear Fan FAN SUB and the LVPS as well as between the PWB LVPS and the PWBA MCU Are the HARNESS ASSY REAR FAN P J2401 P J240 and the HARNESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY REAR FAN P J2401 P J240 and the HAR NESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 4 Check after replacing the Rear Fan FAN SUB Replace the Rear Fan ...

Page 87: ...eign substances in the Temp Sensor Humi Sensor HVPS Detector Are there any foreign substances in the Temp Sensor Humi Sensor HVPS Detector Remove the for eign substances Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the HVPS and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 4 Check after...

Page 88: ...ubstances and bits of paper etc Go to Step 2 2 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause installed properly Go to Step 3 Reinstall the corresponding paper feed rolls 3 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause in sequence deformed or worn out...

Page 89: ...check the operation of the REGI CLUTCH Is the REGI CLUTCH operating normally Go to Step 8 Go to FIP2 8 8 Check the operation of the DRIVE ASSY MAIN Execute the Diag Digital Output 071 001 to check the rotation of the DRIVE ASSY MAIN Is it working properly Replace the PWBA MCU REP 18 2 Go to FIP2 12 Step Check and Action Yes No ...

Page 90: ... to be the cause installed properly Go to Step 3 Reinstall the corresponding paper feed rolls 3 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause in sequence deformed or worn out Replace the correspond ing paper feed rolls Go to Step 4 4 Check the Regi Sensor HVPS operation Execute the Diag Digital Input 071 102 to check the op...

Page 91: ... 8 Option MOTOR ASSY OPTION PL10 1 19 Option DRIVE ASSY MAIN PL3 1 1 PWBA MCU PL18 2 2 1 Check the paper transport path Is there any foreign substances or bits of paper found on the paper transport path Remove the for eign sub stances and bits of paper etc Go to Step 2 2 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause install...

Page 92: ...of the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED when the Option Tray is installed Execute the Diag Digital Output 071 018 to check the operation of the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED Is the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED operating normally Go to Step 9 Go to FIP2 10 9 Check the operation of the MOTOR ASSY OPTION when the Option Tray is installed Execute the Diag Digital Output 071 009 to check the rotation of the MOTOR ASSY OPTION Is it...

Page 93: ...the PWBA MCU as well as between the ROS ASSY and the PWBA ESS Are the HARNESS ROS MCU P J501 P J19 ROS ASSY P J18 and the HARNESS VIDEO P J502 P J422 connected securely Go to Step 2 Securely connect the HARNESS ROS MCU P J501 P J19 ROS ASSY P J18 and the HARNESS VIDEO P J502 P J422 2 Check after replacing the ROS ASSY Replace the ROS ASSY REP 2 1 Does an error occur Go to Step 3 End of work 3 Chec...

Page 94: ... to be the cause IIT ASSY PL21 1 14 PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 1 Check connector connection Check the connection between the IIT ASSY and the PWBA ESS Are the P J451 and the P J452 connected securely Go to Step 2 Connect the P J451 and the P J452 securely 2 Check after replacing the IIT ASSY Replace the IIT ASSY REP 21 1 Does an error occur Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 End of work ...

Page 95: ... feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause in sequence deformed or worn out Replace the corresponding paper feed rolls Go to Step 4 4 Check the Regi Sensor HVPS operation Execute the Diag Digital Input 071 102 to check the operation of the Regi Sensor HVPS Is the Regi Sensor HVPS operating normally Go to Step 5 Go to FIP2 2 5 Check the CST FEED CLUTCH operatio...

Page 96: ...all the corresponding paper feed rolls 3 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause in sequence deformed or worn out Replace the corresponding paper feed rolls Go to Step 4 4 Check the Regi Sensor HVPS operation Execute the Diag Digital Input 071 102 to check the oper ation of the Regi Sensor HVPS Is the Regi Sensor HVPS...

Page 97: ...Step 3 Reinstall the corresponding paper feed rolls 3 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause in sequence deformed or worn out Replace the corresponding paper feed rolls Go to Step 4 4 Check the Regi Sensor HVPS operation Execute the Diag Digital Input 071 102 to check the oper ation of the Regi Sensor HVPS Is the Reg...

Page 98: ... to be the cause installed properly Go to Step 3 Reinstall the corresponding paper feed rolls 3 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that are listed among the parts considered to be the cause in sequence deformed or worn out Replace the corresponding paper feed rolls Go to Step 4 4 Check the Regi Sensor HVPS operation Execute the Diag Digital Input 071 102 to check the ope...

Page 99: ...on of the Front Interlock Switch Execute the Diag Digital Output 041 300 to check the operation of the Front Interlock Switch Is it working properly Replace the PWBA MCU REP 18 2 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the PWB LVPS and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 ...

Page 100: ...nterlock Switch Is it working properly Replace the PWBA MCU REP 18 2 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the Rear Interlock Switch and the LVPS as well as between the PWB LVPS and the PWBA MCU Are the Rear Interlock Switch P J230 and the HARNESS ASSY LV P J220 P J22 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the Rear Interlock Switch P J230 and the HARNESS...

Page 101: ...well as between the PWB ASSY OPT TRAY and the PWB LVPS Are the HARNESS ASSY OP FDR P J213 P J243 P J24 P J243 and the HARNESS ASSY FDR DRAWER 1 P J243 P J419 connected securely Go to Step 3 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY OP FDR P J213 P J243 P J24 P J243 and the HAR NESS ASSY FDR DRAWER 1 P J243 P J419 3 Check after replacing the HARNESS ASSY OP FDR Replace the HARNESS ASSY OP FDR Does an err...

Page 102: ... genuine prod uct 3 Check the CRUM part of the Drum Cartridge Is the connection terminal of the CRUM part in the Drum Cartridge damaged Replace the Drum Car tridge Go to Step 4 4 Check the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO Is the connection terminal of the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO damaged Replace the CONNEC TOR ASSY XERO REP 5 4 Go to Step 5 5 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CONNECTOR ASS...

Page 103: ...amaged Replace the Drum Car tridge Go to Step 3 3 Check the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO Is the connection terminal of the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO damaged Replace the CONNEC TOR ASSY XERO REP 5 4 Go to Step 4 4 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY XERO CRUM P J254 P J25 con nected securely Go to Step 5 Securely con nect the HAR NES...

Page 104: ...install it Does an error occur Go to Step 2 End of work 2 Check the installation status of the Drum Cartridge Remove the Drum Cartridge Is the contact points of the Drum Cartridge clean and cor rectly installed Go to Step 3 Clean the con tact points Reinstall the Drum Car tridge 3 Check after replacing the TONER CARTRIDGE Replace the TONER CARTRIDGE Does an error occur Go to Step 4 End of work 4 C...

Page 105: ...ck the CRUM part of the TONER CARTRIDGE Is the connection terminal of the CRUM part in the TONER CARTRIDGE damaged Replace the TONER CAR TRIDGE Go to Step 4 4 Check the CONNECTOR ASSY CRUM TONER Is the connection terminal of the CONNECTOR ASSY CRUM TONER damaged Replace the CONNECTOR ASSY CRUM TONER Go to Step 5 5 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CONNECTOR ASSY the CRUM ...

Page 106: ... MEMORY PL18 1 18 PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 1 Check the installation of the KIT MEMORY Is the Connector P J401 between the KIT MEMORY and the PWBA ESS free of broken bent pins foreign sub stances burns and etc and is the unit installed properly Go to Step 2 Reinstall the KIT MEMORY 2 Check after replacing the KIT MEMORY Replace the KIT MEMORY Does an error occur Replace the PWBA ESS REP18 1 End of work ...

Page 107: ...o to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the CHUTE ASSY EXIT Is CHUTE ASSY EXIT damaged Replace the CHUTE ASSY EXIT REP17 3 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the EXIT SENSOR and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY SENS EXIT P J271 P J27 con nected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY SENS EXIT P J271 P J27 4 Check after replacing the EXIT SENSOR Repla...

Page 108: ... foreign sub stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the ACTUATOR REGI Is the ACTUATOR REGI damaged Replace the ACTUATOR REGI Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the HVPS and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely connect the HARNESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 4 Check after replacing the HARNESS ASSY HV Replace the H...

Page 109: ...ve the foreign sub stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the ACTUATOR NO PAPER TRAY Is the ACTUATOR NO PAPER TRAY damaged Replace the ACTUATOR NO PAPER TRAY Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the HVPS and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 4 Check after replacin...

Page 110: ...ove the foreign sub stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the ACTUATOR NO PAPER MSI Is the ACTUATOR NO PAPER MSI damaged Replace the ACTUATOR NO PAPER MSI Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the HVPS and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY HV P J261 P J26 4 Check after replacing ...

Page 111: ... Step 2 2 Check the shape of the ACTUATOR NO PAPER Is the ACTUATOR NO PAPER damaged Replace the ACTUATOR NO PAPER Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the No Paper Sensor SENSOR PHOTO and the PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY Is the HARNESS ASSY OP L COMP P J4200 P J420 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely connect the HARNESS ASSY OP L COMP P J4200 P J420 4 Check after repla...

Page 112: ...ub stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT and the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN Is the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT or the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN damaged Replace the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT and the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CLUTCH ASSY EXIT and the PWBA MCU Is the CLUTCH ASSY EXIT P J16 con...

Page 113: ...b stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT and the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN Is the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT or the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN damaged Replace the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT and the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CLUTCH ASSY INVERT and the PWBA MCU Is the CLUTCH ASSY INVERT P J17 ...

Page 114: ...e REGI CLUTCH Drive Section Remove the foreign sub stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the DRIVE ASSY MAIN Is the DRIVE ASSY MAIN damaged Replace the DRIVE ASSY MAIN REP 3 1 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the REGI CLUTCH and the PWBA MCU Is the REGI CLUTCH P J12 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the REGI CLUTCH P J12 4 Check after repla...

Page 115: ... FEED CLUTCH Drive Section Remove the foreign sub stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the DRIVE ASSY MAIN Is the DRIVE ASSY MAIN damaged Replace the DRIVE ASSY MAIN REP 3 1 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CST FEED CLUTCH and the PWBA MCU Is the CST FEED CLUTCH P J14 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the CST FEED CLUTCH P J14 4 Check ...

Page 116: ... GEAR OPT IDLER 250 and the GEAR OPT FEEDER 250 Is the GEAR OPT IDLER 250 or the GEAR OPT FEEDER 250 damaged Replace the GEAR OPT IDLER 250 and the GEAR OPT FEEDER 250 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED and the PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY Is the HARNESS ASSY OP L COMP P J4201 P J420 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS A...

Page 117: ...emove the foreign sub stances Go to Step 2 2 Check the shape of the GEAR SEGMENT MSI 1 and the GEAR SEGMENT MSI 2 Are the GEAR SEGMENT MSI 1 and the GEAR SEG MENT MSI 2 damaged Replace the GEAR SEG MENT MSI 1 and the GEAR SEGMENT MSI 2 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the SOLENOID FEED MSI and the PWBA MCU Is the SOLENOID FEED MSI P J15 connected securely Go t...

Page 118: ...IN REP 3 1 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connections between the DRIVE ASSY MAIN and the PWBA MCU as well as between the DRIVE ASSY MAIN and the PWB LVPS Is the HARNESS ASSY MAIN MOT P J101 P J10P J101 P J212 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY MAIN MOT P J101 P J10P J101 P J212 4 Check after replacing the DRIVE ASSY MAIN Replace the DRIVE ASSY...

Page 119: ...ep 2 2 Check the shape of the DRIVE ASSY DISP Is the DRIVE ASSY DISP damaged Replace the DRIVE ASSY DISP Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the MOTOR DISP and the PWBA MCU Is the HARNESS ASSY DISP MOT P J111 P J11 con nected securely Go to Step 4 Securely con nect the HAR NESS ASSY DISP MOT P J111 P J11 4 Check after replacing the MOTOR DISP Replace the MOTOR DI...

Page 120: ...the GEAR OPT IDLER 250 and the GEAR OPT FEEDER 250 Is the GEAR OPT IDLER 250 or the GEAR OPT FEEDER 250 damaged Replace the GEAR OPT IDLER 250 and the GEAR OPT FEEDER 250 Go to Step 3 3 Check connector connection Check the connection between the MOTOR ASSY OPTION and the PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY Is the HARNESS ASSY TRAY MOT P J4221 P J422 connected securely Go to Step 4 Securely connect the HARNESS ASSY...

Page 121: ...n is continued for three seconds or longer the device will be damaged Go to Step 2 Go to Step 3 2 Check the installation of the TONER CARTRIDGE Reinstall the TONER CARTRIDGE Turn the power OFF and ON Does an abnormal noise occur Replace the TONER CAR TRIDGE If the problem cannot be solved replace the printer End of work 3 Check the operation of the DRIVE ASSY MAIN Execute the Diag Digital Output 0...

Page 122: ...ction of the Rear Fan FAN SUB Clear the foreign substances in the rotating section of the Rear Fan FAN SUB Does an abnormal noise occur while printing Replace the Rear Fan FAN SUB REP 19 8 If the problem cannot be solved replace the printer End of work 3 Check the LVPS FAN operation Execute the Diag Digital Output 042 003 to check the rotation of the LVPS FAN Is there any abnormal noise from the d...

Page 123: ...o Step 6 End of work 6 Check after replacing the CST FEED CLUTCH Replace the CST FEED CLUTCH Does an abnormal noise occur while feeding paper from the Tray 1 Go to Step 7 End of work 7 Check after replacing the REGI CLUTCH Replace the REGI CLUTCH Is there any abnormal noise from the device FIP N1 Abnor mal Noise When Power is Turned OnGo to2 4 1 End of work Step Check and Action Yes No ...

Page 124: ...t Connect the Power Cord to another Power Outlet Does the device operate End of work Go to Step 3 3 Check the connection of the Power Cord Reconnect the Power Cord Does the device operate End of work Go to Step 4 4 Check the connection of the PWB LVPS connectors Remove the Power Cord and wait for one minute Reinstall all of the connectors on the PWB LVPS Does the device operate End of work Go to S...

Page 125: ...e Reinstall all of the connectors on the PWB LVPS Does the device operate End of work Go to Step 2 2 Check the connection of the CONSOLE ASSY connectors Reinstall the CONSOLE ASSY connectors Does the device operate End of work Go to Step 3 3 Check the installation of the PWBA ESS Reinstall the ESS PWBA Does the device operate End of work Go to Step 4 4 Check the installation of the PWBA MCU Reinst...

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Page 128: ...IQ 4 The entire output is blank 3 11 IQ 5 Streaks appear on the output 3 14 IQ 6 Part or the entire output is black 3 16 IQ 7 Pitched black dots 3 18 IQ 8 Vertical blanks 3 20 IQ 9 Ghosting 3 22 IQ 10 Light induced fatigue 3 24 IQ 11 Fog 3 25 IQ 12 Bead Carry Out BCO 3 27 IQ 13 Jagged characters 3 28 IQ 14 Banding 3 30 IQ 15 Auger mark 3 32 IQ 16 Wrinkled Stained paper 3 34 IQ 17 Damage on the lea...

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Page 130: ...the troubleshooting with the Image Quality Troubleshooting check using the Image Quality Troubleshooting again and then replace the Possible causative parts listed in the Image Quality Troubleshooting one by one and also perform the troubleshooting using Chapter 6 General and oth ers Start No Yes Test Printing Carry out the corresponding troubleshooting End The trouble is restored Is there a corre...

Page 131: ...mage quality problems such as faint print streaks white lines and blanks occur Ask the end user to print the lower capacity document using a different application confirm the problem repeatability and then check that the remaining amount of the toner is sufficient for printing When a document is printed by an end user the dialog box indicating the remain ing amount of the toner appears on the lase...

Page 132: ...ges z IQ 4 The entire output is blank z IQ 5 Streaks appear on the output z IQ 6 Part or the entire output is black z IQ 7 Pitched black dots z IQ 8 Vertical blanks z IQ 9 Ghosting z IQ 10 Light induced fatigue z IQ 11 Fog z IQ 12 Bead Carry Out BCO z IQ 13 Jagged characters z IQ 14 Banding z IQ 15 Auger mark z IQ 16 Wrinkled Stained paper z IQ 17 Damage on the leading edge of paper z IQ 18 The to...

Page 133: ...mal or Darker 1 to 3 then go to step 4 Go to step 4 4 Checking the Default setting of the Printer Menus Is the Adjust Density of the Maintenance in the Admin Menu the Lighter 2 or 3 Set the Normal or Darker 1 to 3 then go to step 5 Go to step 5 5 Checking the printing Checked by CE Mode Printer Diag Test Print Grada tion in diagnosis Is the image printed correctly Printing data is incorrect then c...

Page 134: ...dge for connection Remove the Drum Cartridge Are the Spring BCR and Spring DB on HVPS dirty or deformed Clean up the Spring BCR and Spring DB or Replace the HVPS REP 18 3 then go to step 14 Go to step 14 14 Checking after resetting the Drum Cartridge Reseat the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 15 15 Checking the laser beam window of the ROS ASSY Are the laser be...

Page 135: ...orrectly End of work Go to step 25 25 Checking after resetting the PWBA MCU Reseat the PWBA MCU Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 26 26 Checking after resetting the PWBA ESS Reseat the PWBA ESS Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 27 27 Checking after resetting the Transfer Unit Reseat the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 28 2...

Page 136: ...d of work 2 Checking the paper Is the installed paper with a new and dry one Or does the paper satisfy the specification Go to step 3 Replace the paper with a new and dry one Or change the paper to the one that satisfies the specification Then go to step 3 3 The print media surface may be uneven Try changing the Paper Type setting in the printer driver For example change the plain paper to thick O...

Page 137: ...NIT Is the image printed correctly Start the operation after the FUSING UNIT has cooled down NOTE After replacement be sure to clear the life counter value End of work Go to step 7 7 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Replace the printer Step Check and Action Yes No ...

Page 138: ...Then go to step 5 Go to step 5 4 Checking the printing Checked by CE Mode Printer Diag Test Print Gradation in diagnosis Is the image printed correctly Printing data is incorrect then check the print ing data which the problem gen erated End of work Go to step 5 5 Checking after cleaning Inside the Printer Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 6 6 Ensure that the Toner Cartridge ar...

Page 139: ...e Drum Cartridge for connection Remove the Drum Cartridge Are the Spring BCR and Spring DB on HVPS dirty or deformed Clean up the Spring BCR and Spring DB or Replace the HVPS REP 18 3 then go to step 14 Go to step 14 14 Checking after resetting the Drum Cartridge Reseat the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 15 15 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replac...

Page 140: ...nter then check the print ing data which the problem gen erated Go to step 4 4 Disable the Toner Saver in the printer driver On the Image Options tab ensure that Off is selected in the Toner Saver drop down menu Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 5 5 Checking the paper Is the installed paper with a new and dry one Or does the paper satisfy the specification Go to step 6 Replace ...

Page 141: ... step 14 Clean the win dow s with soft cloth or cotton swab gentry then go to step 14 14 Checking the laser beam path Are there any foreign substance between the ROS ASSY and Drum Cartridge Remove the for eign sub stances then go to step 15 Go to step 15 15 Check the MOTOR DISP operation Execute the Diag Digital Output 093 001 to check the rota tion of the MOTOR DISP Is it working properly Go to s...

Page 142: ...the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 24 24 Checking after replacing the Transfer Unit Replace the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 25 25 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 26 26 Checking after resetting the HVPS Reseat the HVPS Is the image printed correctly En...

Page 143: ... 21 1 Then go to step 5 Go to step 5 4 Checking the printing Checked by CE Mode Printer Diag Test Print Gradation in diagnosis Is the image printed correctly Printing data is incorrect then check the print ing data which the problem gen erated End of work Go to step 5 5 Checking after cleaning Inside the Printer Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 6 6 The toner cartridges may be ...

Page 144: ...printed correctly End of work Go to step 12 12 Execute the Clean Developer Refer to Clean Developer in Maintenance of Admin Menu Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 13 13 Checking the Drum Cartridge for connection Remove the Drum Cartridge Are the Spring BCR and Spring DB on HVPS dirty or deformed Clean up the Spring BCR and Spring DB or Replace the HVPS REP 18 3 then go to step ...

Page 145: ...n glass has been damaged Replace the IIT ASSY REP 21 1 Then go to step 5 Go to step 5 4 Checking the printing Checked by CE Mode Printer Diag Test Print Gradation in diagnosis Is the image printed correctly Printing data is incorrect then check the print ing data which the problem gen erated End of work Go to step 5 5 Checking the TONER CARTRIDGE Is the toner cartridges installed to the printer th...

Page 146: ...s charged correctly the test print result is white Replace the HVPS REP 18 3 Go to step 10 10 Check the ROS ASSY Cover the half of the ROS ASSY window with a sheet of paper and perform a test print Is the half page of the test print result white and the other half page is black If the ROS is normal the other half page is not black but test patterned Replace the ROS ASSY REP 2 1 Replace the printer...

Page 147: ...p 4 Go to step 4 4 Checking the defective parts Print the Pitch Chart in Chart in Maintenance of Admin Menu When the partial lacks of periodicity are observed check the defective parts by comparing the printed partial lacks with the Pitch Chart Are there any partial lacks matching the chart Replace the cor responding parts Go to step 5 Go to step 5 5 Checking after cleaning Inside the Printer Is t...

Page 148: ...esetting the Drum Cartridge Reseat the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 11 11 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 12 12 Checking after replacing the FUSING UNIT Replacing the FUSING UNIT Is the image printed correctly Start the operation after the FUSING UNIT has cooled down...

Page 149: ...hen go to step 4 Go to step 4 4 Checking the Print Print the Pitch Chart in Chart in Maintenance of Admin Menu When the partial lacks of periodicity are observed check the defective parts by comparing the printed partial lacks with the Pitch Chart Are there any partial lacks matching the chart Printing data is incorrect then check the print ing data which the problem gen erated End of work Go to s...

Page 150: ...r path between the Transfer Unit and the FUSING UNIT Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 9 9 Checking after replacing the Transfer Unit Replace the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 10 10 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 11 11 Checking after replacing the ...

Page 151: ...ter Diag Test Print Ghost Char in diagnosis Is the type of the problem identified Proceed to the step correspond ing to the type of ghosting Positive ghost Go to step 5 Negative ghost Go to step 6 End of work 5 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 7 6 Check the Ghost Control Set the Ghost Control in Maintenance...

Page 152: ... the Transfer Unit Are the Plate Spring BTR on HVPS dirty or deformed Clean up the Plate Spring BTR or Replace the HVPS REP 18 3 then go to step 10 Go to step 10 10 Checking after resetting the Transfer Unit Reseat the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Replace the Drum Cartridge Step Check and Action Yes No ...

Page 153: ...ASSY PL8 1 1 Step Check and Action Yes No 1 Check the light fatigue pattern using the Pitch Chart Print the Pitch Chart in Chart in Maintenance of Admin Menu Does the pattern on the output match with that on the Pitch Configuration Chart Go to step 2 End of work 2 Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Replace the printer ...

Page 154: ... the Adjust Density of the Maintenance in the Admin Menu the Darker 2 or 3 Set the Normal or Lighter 1 to 3 then go to step 5 Go to step 5 5 Checking the printing Checked by CE Mode Printer Diag Test Print Gradation in diagnosis Is the image printed correctly Printing data is incorrect then check the print ing data which the problem gen erated End of work Go to step 6 6 Checking the paper Is the i...

Page 155: ... terminal of the ATC Sensor part in the Drum Cartridge damaged Replace the Drum Cartridge then go to step 12 Go to Step 12 12 Check the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO Is the connection terminal of the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO damaged Replace the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO REP 5 4 then go to step 13 Go to Step 13 13 Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 14 14 Checking after resetting the Drum Cartridge Re...

Page 156: ... Altitude on the Maintenance of Admin Menu Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 2 2 Checking after resetting the Drum Cartridge Reseat the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 3 3 Checking after resetting the HVPS Reseat the HVPS Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 4 4 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Ca...

Page 157: ...inter operating system and the application being used Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 3 3 Checking the printer setting Change the Image Quality setting to High Resolution via the printer driver To change the Image Quality settings use Image Quality on the Image Options tab of the printer driver Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 4 4 Checking the printer set...

Page 158: ...lity Troubleshooting 3 2 Image Quality Troubleshooting 3 29 7 Checking after resetting the ROS ASSY Reseat the ROS ASSY Is the image printed correctly End of work Replace the ROS ASSY REP 2 1 Step Check and Action Yes No ...

Page 159: ... erated End of work Go to step 4 4 Checking the paper Is the installed paper with a new and dry one Or does the paper satisfy the specification Go to step 5 Replace the paper with a new and dry one Or change the paper to the one that satisfies the specification Then go to step 5 5 Checking for foreign objects in the paper transfer path Remove any foreign objects in the paper transfer path between ...

Page 160: ...replacing the Transfer Unit Replace the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 11 11 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 12 12 Checking after replacing the FUSING UNIT Replace the FUSING UNIT Is the image printed correctly Start the operation after the FUSING UNIT has cooled down N...

Page 161: ...k Go to step 4 4 Execute the Clean Developer Refer to Clean Developer in Maintenance of Admin Menu Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 5 5 Checking the Drum Cartridge for connection Remove the Drum Cartridge Are the Spring BCR and Spring DB on HVPS dirty or deformed Clean up the Spring BCR and Spring DB or Replace the HVPS REP 18 3 then go to step 6 Go to step 6 6 Checking after ...

Page 162: ...al of the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO damaged Replace the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO REP 5 4 then go to step 10 Go to Step 10 10 Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 11 11 Checking after replacing the Drum Cartridge Replace the Drum Cartridge Is the image printed correctly End of work Replace the printer Step Check and Action Yes No ...

Page 163: ...ecking the side guides of MSI Reset the side guides Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 3 3 Check the wrinkle Is the wrinkle within 30 mm of the four edges of the envelope This type of wrin kle is considered normal Your printer is not at fault Go to step 4 4 Checking the paper path Are there any foreign substance on the paper path Remove the for eign sub stances then go to step 5...

Page 164: ...sette Reset the side guide Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 13 13 Checking after resetting the Transfer Unit Reseat the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 14 14 Checking after resetting the FUSING UNIT Reseat the FUSING UNIT Is the image printed correctly Start the operation after the FUSING UNIT has cooled down End of work Go to step 15 15 Che...

Page 165: ...o step 2 Go to step 3 2 Checking the side guides of MSI Reset the side guides Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 3 3 Checking the paper path Are there any foreign substance on the paper path Remove the for eign sub stances then go to step 4 Go to step 5 4 Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 5 5 Check the paper feed rolls Are the paper feed rolls the rolls that ...

Page 166: ...work Go to step 12 12 Checking after resetting the Transfer Unit Reseat the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 13 13 Checking after resetting the FUSING UNIT Reseat the FUSING UNIT Is the image printed correctly Start the operation after the FUSING UNIT has cooled down End of work Go to step 14 14 Checking after replacing the FUSING UNIT Replace the FUSING UNIT Is ...

Page 167: ... the original meet DADF spec Go to step 5 Use the platen mode or change the paper type 5 Checking the DADF Guides setting Reseat the DADF Guides Does the error still occur when copying Go to step 6 End of work 6 Checking the KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE Are there any damages or foreign substances on the KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE Remove the for eign substances or replace the KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE Replac...

Page 168: ...laten mode or change the paper type 5 Checking the DADF Guides setting Reseat the DADF Guides Does the error still occur when copying Go to step 6 End of work 6 Checking the KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE Are there any damages or foreign substances on the KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE Remove the for eign substances or replace the KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE Replace the DADF ASSY REP 21 1 7 Checking the paper feedi...

Page 169: ... of work Go to step 16 16 Checking the side guides of the Paper Cassette Reset the side guide Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 17 17 Checking after resetting the Transfer Unit Reseat the Transfer Unit Is the image printed correctly End of work Go to step 18 18 Checking after resetting the FUSING UNIT Reseat the FUSING UNIT Is the image printed correctly Start the operation aft...

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Page 173: ...10V 220V PL7 1 99 4 50 REP8 Xerographics 4 51 REP8 1 XERO ASSY PL8 1 1 4 51 REP9 Tray 4 53 REP9 1 KIT RETARD ASSY ROLL PL9 1 99 4 53 REP10 Option Tray 4 54 REP10 1 FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 PL10 1 1 4 54 REP10 2 COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT PL10 1 2 4 56 REP10 3 SCC PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY PL10 1 5 4 57 REP10 4 COVER SIDE R OPT 250 AIO MAT PL10 1 13 4 58 REP10 5 TRAY ASSY 250 IOT PL10 1 15 4 59 REP10 6 COVER REA...

Page 174: ... 17 COVER FRONT TOP ALL ASSY PL19 1 97 4 111 REP19 2 COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW PL18 1 12 4 114 REP19 3 COVER EXTENSION LOW PL19 1 15 COVER EXTENSION 2 ND PL19 1 16 4 115 REP19 4 COVER SIDE R AIO PL19 1 20 4 117 REP19 5 COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW PL19 1 21 4 120 REP19 6 KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY PL19 1 98 4 123 REP19 7 KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO PL19 1 99 4 125 REP19 8 FAN SUB PL19 2 9 4 126 REP21 DADF II...

Page 175: ...efore procedure items REP X Y AAAAA are Safety Critical Component or Important Information Stored Component SCC Safety Critical Component For the safety control of the Safety Critical Components and the components specified follow the regu lations regarding the Safety Critical Components set by Fuji Xerox Co Ltd As to replacement of any component designated SCC the complete component unit must be ...

Page 176: ...heck that the harness is set to the harness guide properly the harness is not trapped when the cover is closed no unnecessary slackness is found and that the harness does not touch other parts especially the drive unit When replacing a PWBA MCU make sure to use a brand new PWBA MCU Never use a PWBA MCU which was used in the other device Do not replace the PWBA MCU and PWBA ESSat the same time When...

Page 177: ...e depend ing on the target section of removal replacement Since various types of screws are used ensure that the right screws are used in their right positions Use special caution not to confuse the screws for plastic and the ones for sheet metal because using the wrong type of screws may result in damage to the screw threads or other troubles At the locations with TAP marked on the base material ...

Page 178: ...shown in the illustrations are to be unscrewed and removed using a Phillips head cross slot screwdriver unless otherwise specified Black arrows shown in the illustrations denote moving directions When numbers are assigned to these arrows they refer to the order in the procedure Refer to 7 1 Plug Jack P J Connector Locations for the positions of connectors P J The installation procedures are basica...

Page 179: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 1 Preface 4 5 Figure 4 1 Printer ...

Page 180: ... Removal Replacement REP1 UI REP1 1 CONSOLE MFP SEG2 PL1 1 1 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 ...

Page 181: ... 2 Removal Replacement 4 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 7 Disengage the connector P J431 from the PWBA ESS AIO pull the harness out of the hole on the HOUSING ESS and then release the harness from the clamp fixed on the HOUSING ESS ...

Page 182: ...8 Remove the COVER HINGE UI PL19 1 25 9 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the CONSOLE MFP SEG2 release the harness from the harness guide on the frame release the two bosses on the IIT frame from the holes and then remove the CONSOLE MFP SEG2 from the printer ...

Page 183: ... ROS REP2 1 SCC ROS ASSY ZKR PL2 1 1 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 5 Remove the COVER MCU PL18 1 5 and disengage all connectors from the PWB MCU REP18 2 ...

Page 184: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 10 6 Open the HOUSING ASSY CRUM and disengage the connector P J253 ...

Page 185: ...ssembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 11 7 Release the harness from the harness guide installed on the HOUSING MCU PL18 1 8 8 Remove the two screws silver M3 6mm that fix the HOUSING MCU PL18 1 8 ...

Page 186: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 12 9 Rotate the HOUSING MCU PL18 1 8 to the arrow direction release the hook and then remove the HOUSING MCU from the printer ...

Page 187: ...assembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 13 10 Remove the three screws silver flanged 10mm that fix the ROS ASSY ZKR disengage the connector P J502 and then remove the ROS ASSY ZKR from the printer ...

Page 188: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 14 Replacement NOTE When closing the HOUSING ASSY CRUM ensure that the SPRING CRUM is installed correctly as shown in the figure ...

Page 189: ...CC DRIVE ASSY MAIN LM PL3 1 1 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 ...

Page 190: ...val Replacement 4 16 7 Remove the PWBA ESS AIO REP18 1 8 Remove the FUSING UNIT 110 220 IBG REP7 1 9 Pull the harness out of the hole on the HOUSING ESS 10 Disengage the relay connector from the HOUSING ESS 11 Remove the harness clamp from the HOUSING ESS ...

Page 191: ...embly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 17 12 Remove the six screws silver M3 6mm and the one screw silver M3 that fix the HOUSING ESS release the two tabs from the frame and then remove the HOUSING ESS from the printer ...

Page 192: ...ET 110 220 PL18 2 99 and the harness guide slightly toward you 14 Remove the four screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the DRIVE ASSY MAIN and then remove the DRIVE ASSY MAIN from the printer 15 Disengage the connector P J101 from the DRIVE ASSY MAIN NOTE Keep the LINK COVER stowed within the printer ...

Page 193: ...1 6 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 7 Remove the COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW REP19 5 ...

Page 194: ...4 20 8 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 9 Remove the PWBA ESS AIO REP18 1 10 Remove the FUSING UNIT 110 220 IBG REP7 1 11 Pull the harness out of the hole on the HOUSING ESS 12 Disengage the relay connector from the HOUSING ESS 13 Remove the harness clamp from the HOUSING ESS ...

Page 195: ... Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 21 14 Remove the six screws silver M3 6mm and the one screw silver M3 that fix the HOUSING ESS release the two tabs from the frame and then remove the HOUSING ESS from the printer S from the printer ...

Page 196: ...tment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 22 15 Release the hook that fixes the HARNESS ASSY FUSING PL18 2 9 from above and then move the HARNESS ASSY FUSING in the arrow direction 16 Disengage the connector P J101 from the HARNESS ASSY FUSING PL18 2 9 ...

Page 197: ...23 17 Release the four hooks that fix the FRAME TOP MSI PL13 1 3 and then remove the FRAME TOP 18 Remove the COVER MCU PL18 1 5 by releasing the hook disengage the connector P J17 from the PWBA MCU and then release the harness of the CLUTCH ASSY EXIT from the har ness guide ...

Page 198: ...l Replacement 4 24 19 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT release the harness from the harness guide installed on the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT and then remove the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT by releasing the hook ...

Page 199: ...isassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 25 20 Release the hook that fixes the GEAR E3 from the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT remove the GEAR E3 and GEAR E3 Z and then remove the CLUTCH ASSY EXIT ...

Page 200: ...y Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 26 Replacement NOTE When installing the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT fit the D shaped shaft of the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN with the D shaped hole of the CLUTCH ASSY EXIT ...

Page 201: ...embly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 27 NOTE When installing the FRAME TOP MSI PL13 1 3 ensure that the ACTUATOR NO PAPER MSI PL13 1 4 coupled with the FRAME TOP MSI fits into the hole on the printer ...

Page 202: ...PL3 1 7 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 7 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 ...

Page 203: ...4 29 8 Remove the COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW REP19 5 9 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 10 Remove the PWBA ESS AIO REP18 1 11 Pull the harness out of the hole on the HOUSING ESS 12 Disengage the relay connector from the HOUSING ESS 13 Remove the harness clamp from the HOUSING ESS ...

Page 204: ... Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 30 14 Remove the six screws silver M3 6mm and the one screw silver M3 that fix the HOUSING ESS release the two tabs from the frame and then remove the HOUSING ESS from the printer S from the printer ...

Page 205: ... the four hooks that fix the FRAME TOP MSI PL13 1 3 and then remove the FRAME TOP MSI from the printer 16 Remove the COVER MCU PL18 1 5 by releasing the hook disengage the connector P J16 from the PWBA MCU and then release the harness of the CLUTCH ASSY INVERT T24 from the harness guide ...

Page 206: ...Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 32 17 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN and then remove the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN from the printer ...

Page 207: ...mbly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 33 18 Release the harness from the harness guide installed on the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN 19 Release the hook on the shaft of the GEAR E5 and then remove the CLUTCH ASSY INVERT T24 ...

Page 208: ...y Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 34 Replacement NOTE When installing the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT fit the D shaped shaft of the HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN with the D shaped hole of the CLUTCH ASSY EXIT ...

Page 209: ...embly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 35 NOTE When installing the FRAME TOP MSI PL13 1 3 ensure that the ACTUATOR NO PAPER MSI PL13 1 4 coupled with the FRAME TOP MSI fits into the hole on the printer ...

Page 210: ...EP5 Dispenser REP5 1 HOUSING ASSY CRUM PL5 1 1 Removal 1 Open the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY PL19 1 17 2 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 3 Release the hook that retains the HOUSING ASSY CRUM and then release the connector P J 253 of the harness connected to the HOUSING ASSY CRUM ...

Page 211: ... 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 37 4 Release one boss of the HOUSING ASSY CRUM from the hole on the HOUSING MCU PL18 1 8 and then remove the HOUSING ASSY CRUM from the printer ...

Page 212: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 38 Replacement NOTE When closing the HOUSING ASSY CRUM confirm that the SPRING is installed as shown in the fig ure ...

Page 213: ...SP PL5 1 5 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 7 Remove the IIT ASSY REP21 1 ...

Page 214: ... and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 40 8 Remove the five screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the CHASISS MFP R release the hole on the CHASISS MFP R from the boss on the frame and then remove the CHASISS MFP R from the printer ...

Page 215: ...ustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 41 9 From the RIGHT LINK release the hook on the CONNECTOR LINK that fixes the LINK COVER and then remove the LINK COVER 10 Release the RIGHT LINK from the hook on the printer and then remove the RIGHT LINK ...

Page 216: ...apter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 42 11 Remove the two screws silver tapping 10mm that fix the DRIVE ASSY DISP release the one boss and then remove the DRIVE ASSY DISP ...

Page 217: ... PL5 1 9 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 5 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 6 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 7 Disengage all connectors from the PWB MCU REP18 2 ...

Page 218: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 44 8 Open the HOUSING ASSY CRUM and disengage the connector P J253 ...

Page 219: ... 2 Removal Replacement 4 45 9 Release the harness from the harness guide installed on the HOUSING MCU PL18 1 8 10 Remove the two screws silver M3 6mm that fix the HOUSING MCU PL18 1 8 release the hook and then remove the HOUSING MCU from the printer ...

Page 220: ...t 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 46 11 Disengage the connector P J111 of the harness connected to the MOTOR DISP N 12 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the MOTOR DISP N rotate the MOTOR DISP N counterclockwise and remove it toward you ...

Page 221: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 47 Replacement NOTE When installing the MOTOR DISP N secure the MOTOR DISP N and WIRE EARTH together with the screw ...

Page 222: ...REP5 4 CONNECTOR ASSY XERO PL5 1 10 Removal 1 Open the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY PL19 1 17 2 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 3 Release the hook that fixes the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO disengage the connector P J254 from the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO and then remove the CONNECTOR ASSY XERO ...

Page 223: ... 2 Removal Replacement 4 49 REP6 Transfer REP6 1 ROLL ASSY TRANS CRU PL6 1 1 Removal 1 Open the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO 2 Release the two hooks that fix the ROLL ASSY TRANS CRU and remove the ROLL ASSY TRANS CRU by rotating it in the arrow direction ...

Page 224: ...al Replacement 4 50 REP7 Fusing REP7 1 SCC KIT FUSING UNIT 110V 220V PL7 1 99 Removal 1 Open the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO 2 Rotate the two levers that lock the FUSING UNIT 110V 220V in the arrow direction to unlock the FUSING UNIT and remove the FUSING UNIT ...

Page 225: ...L8 1 1 NOTE Take care not to touch the drum of the HSG ASSY XERO HIGH Also take care not to contact dirt or dust Removal 1 Open the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY PL19 1 97 2 Unlock and remove the TONER CARTRIDGE PL8 1 2 3 Remove the XERO ASSY NOTE Note that the XERO ASSY is locked while the COVER LINK is pressed ...

Page 226: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 52 ...

Page 227: ... 1 99 Removal 1 Pull the CASSETTE ASSY 250 IOT PL9 1 1 out of the printer 2 Release the one hook that fixes the KIT RETARD ASSY ROLL and then rotate the KIT RETARD ASSY ROLL in the arrow direction 3 Release the two bosses on the KIT RETARD ASSY ROLL from the holes on the TRAY and then remove the KIT RETARD ASSY ROLL ...

Page 228: ...moval Replacement 4 54 REP10 Option Tray REP10 1 FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 PL10 1 1 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Pull the CASSETTE ASSY 250 IOT PL9 1 1 out of the printer 4 Remove the TRAY ASSY 250 IOT REP10 5 ...

Page 229: ...4 2 Removal Replacement 4 55 5 Release the two KIT SCREW LOCKs PL10 11 98 that fix the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 6 Release the five bosses on the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 from the holes on the IOT and then separate the IOT upward from the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 ...

Page 230: ...COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT PL10 1 2 Removal 1 Remove the TRAY ASSY 250 IOT REP10 5 2 Remove the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT release the two hooks from the holes and then remove the COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT ...

Page 231: ...0 1 5 Removal 1 Remove the TRAY ASSY 250 IOT REP10 5 2 Remove the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT REP10 2 4 Disengage all connectors from the PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY 5 Remove the three screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY and then remove the PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY ...

Page 232: ...DE R OPT 250 AIO MAT PL10 1 13 Removal 1 Remove the TRAY ASSY 250 IOT REP10 5 2 Remove the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the COVER SIDE R OPT 250 AIO MAT release the three hooks from the holes and then remove the COVER SIDE R OPT 250 AIO MAT ...

Page 233: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 59 REP10 5 TRAY ASSY 250 IOT PL10 1 15 Removal 1 Pull the TRAY ASSY 250 IOT out of the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 MAIN ...

Page 234: ... TRAY ASSY 250 IOT REP10 5 2 Remove the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT REP10 2 4 Remove the COVER SIDE R OPT 250 AIO MAT REP10 4 5 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the COVER REAR OPT 250 MAT release the four bosses from the holes on the frame and then remove the COVER REAR OPT 250 MAT ...

Page 235: ...emoval 1 Remove the TRAY ASSY 250 IOT REP10 5 2 Remove the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT REP10 2 4 Disengage the connector P J4221 from the MOTOR ASSY OPTION 5 Remove the three screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the MOTOR ASSY OPTION ASSY and then remove the MOTOR ASSY OPTION ASSY ...

Page 236: ...apter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 62 6 Remove the three screws silver M3 4mm that fix the MOTOR ASSY OPTION and then remove the MOTOR ASSY OPTION from the MOTOR BRACKET ...

Page 237: ...e the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT REP10 2 4 Remove the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED REP10 9 5 Remove the BEARING from the shaft of the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 MAIN 6 Release the harness from the harness guide on the frame 7 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 MAIN and then remove the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 MAIN ...

Page 238: ...EDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the COVER SIDE L OPT 250 MAT REP10 2 4 Remove the MOTOR ASSY OPTION REP10 7 5 Release the harness of the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED from the clamp disengage the relay con nector P J4201 and then release the harness from the harness guide on the frame 6 Remove the E RING that fixes the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED and then remove the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED ...

Page 239: ...stment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 65 REP10 10 ROLL ASSY FEED PL10 2 13 Removal 1 Remove the TRAY ASSY 250 IOT REP10 5 2 Remove the FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 REP10 1 3 Remove the hook that fixes the ROLL ASSY FEED and then remove the ROLL ASSY FEED ...

Page 240: ...ssembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 66 REP13 MSI REP13 1 KIT MSI COVER PL13 22 99 KIT RETARD ROLL MSI ASSY PL13 22 98 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer ...

Page 241: ... Release the hook that fixes the KIT RETARD PAD MSI ASSY to the KIT MSI FRAME ASSY and then remove the KIT RETARD PAD MSI ASSY by rotating it in the arrow direction 4 Release the hole on the KIT MSI COVER from the boss on the KIT MSI FRAME ASSY and then remove the KIT MSI COVER ...

Page 242: ...COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 3 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the SPRING EARTH DTS OUT to KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO and then remove the SPRING EARTH DTS OUT from the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO 4 Release the two hooks that fix the CHUTE ASSY DUP to the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO and then remove the CHUTE ASSY DUP by sliding it leftward until the four bosses on it are released ...

Page 243: ...ter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 69 Replacement NOTE When installing the SPRING EARTH DTS OUT ensure that it is positioned above the SPRING EARTH DTS on the CHUTE ASSY DUP ...

Page 244: ...T ASSY REGI FDR LOW PL15 1 6 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 5 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 6 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 7 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 ...

Page 245: ...the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 9 Remove the PWBA ESS AIO REP18 1 10 Remove the FUSING UNIT 110 220 IBG REP7 1 11 Pull the CASSETTE ASSY 250 IOT PL9 1 1 out of the printer 12 Remove the DRIVE ASSY MAIN REP3 1 13 Remove the HVPS REP18 3 14 Remove the INTERLOCK SW ASSY REAR REP15 2 ...

Page 246: ...our hooks that fix the FRAME TOP MSI PL13 1 3 and then remove the FRAME TOP MSI from the printer 16 Remove the COVER MCU PL18 1 5 by releasing the hook disengage the connectors P J12 P J14 from the PWBA MCU and then release the harness of the TRANSPORT ASSY REGI FDR LOW from the harness guide ...

Page 247: ... Release the SPRING FEED MSI PL13 1 11 from the ARM LIFTER MSI PL13 1 9 and then remove the ARM LIFTER MSI 20 Release the hook that fixes the SHUTTER SENSOR REGI PL15 1 14 and then remove the SHUTTER SENSOR REGI PL15 1 14 21 Release the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the EARTH PLATE and then remove the EARTH PLATE 22 Remove the three screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the TRANSPORT ASSY R...

Page 248: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 74 Replacement NOTE When installing the ARM LIFTER MSI PL13 1 9 ensure that SPRING FEED MSI PL13 1 11 is in place ...

Page 249: ...isassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 75 NOTE When installing the GEAR SEGMENT MSI 1 and GEAR SEGMENT MSI 2 fit the bosses on the GEAR SEGMENT MSI 1 into the holes on the GEAR SEGMENT MSI 2 ...

Page 250: ...embly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 76 NOTE When installing the FRAME TOP MSI PL13 1 3 ensure that the ACTUATOR NO PAPER MSI PL13 1 4 coupled with the FRAME TOP MSI fits into the hole on the printer ...

Page 251: ... KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 7 Remove the PWBA ESS AIO REP18 1 8 Pull the harness out of the hole on the HOUSING ESS ...

Page 252: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 78 9 Disengage the relay connector from the HOUSING ESS 10 Remove the harness clamp from the HOUSING ESS ...

Page 253: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 79 11 Release the six screws silver M3 6mm and the one screw silver M4 that fix the HOUSING ESS and then remove the HOUSING ESS ...

Page 254: ...lease the harness from the harness guide fixed on the printer and then pull the harness out of the hole on the printer 13 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the INTERLOCK SW ASSY REAR release the two hooks and then remove the INTERLOCK SW ASSY REAR by releasing the boss on the CHUTE REGI OUT PL15 1 9 from the hole ...

Page 255: ...sembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 81 REP15 3 KIT ROLL ASSY FEED PL9 1 97 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 ...

Page 256: ...ement 4 82 4 While raising the ACTUATOR NO PAPER TRAY release the two hooks that fix the KIT FEEDER ASSY and then pull down the KIT FEEDER ASSY toward you 5 Remove the BRACKET NUDGER AD 6 Remove the KIT ROLL ASSY FEED by releasing the hook that fix it to the printer ...

Page 257: ...n the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 7 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 8 Remove the PWBA ESS AIO REP18 1 ...

Page 258: ...nt 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 84 9 Remove the FUSING UNIT 110 220 IBG REP7 1 10 Pull the CASSETTE ASSY 250 IOT PL9 1 1 out of the printer 11 Remove the DRIVE ASSY MAIN REP3 1 12 Remove the HVPS REP18 3 13 Remove the INTERLOCK SW ASSY REAR REP15 2 ...

Page 259: ...L ASSY FEED REP15 3 16 Turn the TRANSPORT ASSY REGI FDR LOW upside down remove the E RING that fixes the CLUTCH ASSY PL15 1 16 and then remove the CLUTCH ASSY PL15 1 16 and BEARING NUDGER PL15 1 17 17 Remove the GEAR FEED PL15 1 19 CLUTCH ONEWAY FEED PL15 1 20 SHAFT ASSY FEED PL15 1 28 and BEARING NUDGER PL15 1 17 18 Remove the FEEDER ASSY ZA LOW ...

Page 260: ...r 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 86 Replacement NOTE When installing the KIT FEEDER ASSY ensure that the ACTUATOR NO PAPER TRAY PL15 1 25 is positioned as shown in the figure ...

Page 261: ... REP17 1 ROLL ASSY EXIT PL17 1 4 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 5 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 6 Remove the COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW REP19 5 ...

Page 262: ...ment 4 88 7 Remove the CHUTE ASSY EXIT REP17 3 8 Turn the CHUTE ASSY EXIT upside down release the hook that fixes the GEAR EXIT PL17 1 2 and then remove the GEAR EXIT PL17 1 2 9 Release the hook that fixes the BEARING EXIT PL17 1 4 and then remove the ROLL ASSY EXIT ...

Page 263: ... 89 REP17 2 KIT PINCH ASSY L PL17 1 6 KIT PINCH ASSY R PL17 1 7 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 5 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 ...

Page 264: ... COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW REP19 5 7 Remove the CHUTE ASSY EXIT REP17 3 8 Release the hook that fixes the KIT PINCH ASSY L and KIT PINCH ASSY R and then remove the KIT PINCH ASSY L and KIT PINCH ASSY R Replacement NOTE Use caution not to break the hook when installing the KIT PINCH ASSY L R ...

Page 265: ... 3 CHUTE ASSY EXIT PL17 1 99 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 5 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 6 Remove the COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW REP19 5 ...

Page 266: ...2 Removal Replacement 4 92 7 Remove the two screws silver M3 6mm that fix the CHUTE ASSY EXIT and then release the boss from the hole 8 Disengage the connector P J271 from the EXIT SENSOR PL17 1 1 and then remove the CHUTE ASSY EXIT from the printer ...

Page 267: ...sassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 93 Replacement NOTE When installing the CHUTE ASSY EXIT confirm that the end of the SPRING EARTH SENSOR PL17 1 3 is in contact with the plate on the frame ...

Page 268: ...st and turn on and then turn off and replace the PWBA MCU NOTE When replacing the PWBA ESS make sure to remove the EEPROM from the board before replacement and install it to the new board NOTE Replacing the PWBA ESS the data of the Address Books is lost If possible use the Address Book Editor to save any data before part removal Refer to HELP of the Address Book Editor how to save any data of the ...

Page 269: ...oval Replacement 4 95 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 ...

Page 270: ...ment 4 96 7 Release the two hooks that fix the GUARD FAX PL18 1 18 and then remove the GUARD FAX 8 Remove the two screws silver M3 6mm that fix the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 19 disengage the connector P J802 from the PWBA ESS AIO and then remove the PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 19 ...

Page 271: ...stment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 97 9 Remove the four screws silver M3 6mm that fix the PLATE ESS TOP and then remove the PLATE ESS TOP 10 Disengage the connector P J413 from the PWBA ESS AIO 11 Disengage all connectors from the PWBA ESS AIO ...

Page 272: ...RTH WIRE and then remove the EARTH WIRE 13 Remove the eight screws silver M3 6mm that fix the PWBA ESS AIO and then remove the PWBA ESS AIO NOTE The positions to hold the PWBA ESS AIO is designated When removing the PWBA ESS AIO make sure to hold the designated positions the painted parts in the top and bottom of the circuit board ...

Page 273: ... memory from the circuit board before replacement and install it to the new one NOTE When installing the PWBA ESS AIO make sure that the harness is connected properly to the power connector P J441 When the power is on without connecting the harness to the power connector P J441 the machine does not work properly In this case turn off the power and five minutes later turn on to work properly After ...

Page 274: ...e machine does not work properly When replacing them replace or check the PWBA ESS first and turn on and then turn off and replace the PWBA MCU NOTE Replacing the PWBA MCU perform the NVM saving Save NVM to ESS before removal to save the machine data to the PWBA ESS refer 6 NVM Settings Save NVM to ESS NOTE Always wear a wrist band during servicing the PWB for protect from the damage by the static...

Page 275: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 101 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the XERO ASSY REP8 1 ...

Page 276: ...justment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 102 5 Remove the COVER MCU PL18 1 5 by releasing the hook 6 Disengage all connectors from the PWB MCU 7 Remove the four screws silver M3 6mm that fix the PWB MCU to the printer and then remove the PWB MCU ...

Page 277: ...r of pins The color of the connectors P J12 are white The color of the connectors P J15 are black Replacement NOTE When replacing a PWBA MCU make sure to use a brand new PWBA MCU NOTE Installing the brand new PWBA MCU perform the NVM loading Load NVM from ESS to load the machine data from the PWBA ESS refer 6 NVM Settings Load NVM from ESS ...

Page 278: ...E Always wear a wrist band during servicing the PWB for protect from the damage by the static electricity 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 5 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 ...

Page 279: ...Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 105 6 Disengage the connector P J261 from the HVPS remove the seven screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the HVPS release the two bosses on the frame from the holes on the HVPS and then remove the HVPS ...

Page 280: ...cement 4 106 Replacement NOTE When installing the HVPS confirm that the ends of the three conductive springs provided on the frame are in contact with the terminals on the board and that the two SENSORs on the HVPS is cor rectly aligned with the SHUTTER SENSOR REG ...

Page 281: ...d during servicing the PWB for protect from the damage by the static electricity Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 5 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 ...

Page 282: ...engage all connectors from the PWB LVPS 8 Remove the eight screws silver M3 6mm that fix the PWB LVPS and then remove the PWB LVPS 9 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the BLACKET INTERLOCK SWITCH to the printer and then remove the PWB BRKT INTERLOCK SWITCH PL18 1 13 ...

Page 283: ...lways wear a wrist band during servicing the PWB for protect from the damage by the static electricity Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 5 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 ...

Page 284: ...ssembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 110 6 Disengage the connector P J2 from the PWB ASSY FRONT USB 7 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the PWB ASSY FRONT USB and then remove the PWB ASSY FRONT USB ...

Page 285: ...ER ASSY FRONT TOP AIO LOW PL19 1 17 COVER FRONT TOP ALL ASSY PL19 1 97 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER EXTENSION LOW and COVER EXTENSION LOW 2 ND REP19 3 4 Open the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY release the hooks on the COVER LINKs and then remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY ...

Page 286: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 112 5 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY by flexing it to release one of the bosses from the hole ...

Page 287: ...bly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 113 6 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the KIT COVER ASSY FRONT AIO LOW and then remove the KIT COVER ASSY FRONT AIO LOW by releasing the two bosses ...

Page 288: ...mbly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 114 REP19 2 COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW PL18 1 12 Removal 1 Loosen the thumb screw that fix the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW and then remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW from the printer ...

Page 289: ...ly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 115 REP19 3 COVER EXTENSION LOW PL19 1 15 COVER EXTENSION 2 ND PL19 1 16 Removal 1 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY EXTENSION PL19 1 95 by flexing it to release one of the bosses from the hole ...

Page 290: ... 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 116 2 Remove the COVER EXTENSION 2ND from the COVER EXTENSION LOW by flexing the COVER EXTENSION 2ND to release one of the bosses from the hole ...

Page 291: ...tment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 117 REP19 4 COVER SIDE R AIO PL19 1 20 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 ...

Page 292: ...ssembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 118 5 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the COVER IIT OUT MFP LOW PL19 1 27 release the three hooks and then remove the COVER IIT OUT MFP LOW ...

Page 293: ... and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 119 6 Remove the three screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the COVER SIDE R AIO release the four holes from the bosses on the frame release the two hooks and then remove the COVER SIDE R AIO ...

Page 294: ...VER ASSY TOP AIO LOW PL19 1 21 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 ...

Page 295: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 121 7 Release the hooks that fix the COVER IIT R IN MFP LOW and slide it out of the printer ...

Page 296: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 122 8 Remove the two screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW and then remove the COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW ...

Page 297: ...t 4 123 REP19 6 KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY PL19 1 98 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 ...

Page 298: ...emove the three screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY release the four holes from the bosses on the frame and then remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY 7 Disengage the connector P J241 from the PWB LVPS and then release the harness clamp from the printer ...

Page 299: ...three hooks that fix the connector cover and then remove the connector cover 3 Disengage the connector P J2401 from the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO 4 Remove the stopper that fixes the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO by rotating the stopper 5 Release the hook on the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO release one of the bosses from the hole on the printer and then remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO ...

Page 300: ...the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 2 Remove the ROLL ASSY TRANS CRU REP6 1 3 Remove the CHUTE ASSY DUP REP14 1 4 Release the two hooks that fix the harness guide and then remove the harness guide 5 Release the two hooks that fix the CHUTE DUP OUT release the four bosses from the holes and then remove the CHUTE DUP OUT ...

Page 301: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 127 6 Release the LATCH LEVER in the arrow direction to release the two hooks and then remove the LATCH LEVER ...

Page 302: ...er 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 128 7 Remove the two screws silver tapping 22mm that fix the FAN SUB release the harness from the harness guide and then remove the FAN SUB ...

Page 303: ...IT ASSY PL21 1 14 Removal 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 7 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 ...

Page 304: ...Chapter 4 Disassembly Assembly and Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 130 8 Remove the CONSOLE MFP SEG 2 REP1 1 9 Release the hooks that fix the COVER IIT R IN MFP LOW and slide it out of the printer ...

Page 305: ... PLATE ESS TOP 11 Disengage the connector P J413 from the PWBA ESS AIO 12 Disengage the connectors P J451 P J452 P J453 from the ESS release the hook that fixes the core of the flat cable and then release it from the hole on the frame and from the harness guide 13 Remove the one screw silver M3 6mm that fixes the grounding wire and then remove the grounding wire ...

Page 306: ...4 Remove the three screws silver tapping 8mm and one screw silver M3 on the left and the one screw silver hexagon head with flange stud type 10mm on the right that fix the IIT DADF ASSY release the four bosses on the IIT DADF ASSY from the holes and then remove the IIT DADFASSY ...

Page 307: ... Adjustment 4 2 Removal Replacement 4 133 15 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the harness guide remove the harness guide pull the harness out of the hole on the IIT ASSY and then remove the DADF ASSY from the IIT ASSY ...

Page 308: ...moval 1 Open the KIT MSI COVER 2 Pull the TRAY ASSY MSI out of the printer 3 Remove the COVER FRONT TOP ALL AIO ASSY REP19 1 4 Remove the COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW REP19 2 5 Remove the KIT COVER ASSY REAR AIO REP19 7 6 Remove the KIT COVER SIDE L AIO ASSY REP19 6 7 Remove the COVER SIDE R AIO REP19 4 8 Remove the CONSOLE MFP SEG 2 REP1 1 ...

Page 309: ...the DADF ASSY IIT ASSY REP21 1 10 Turn the DADF ASSY upside down 11 Remove the four screws silver tapping 8mm that fix the HINGE ASSY LEFT and then remove the HINGE ASSY LEFT 12 Remove the one screw silver tapping 8mm that fixes the HINGE ASSY RIGHT and then remove the HINGE ASSY RIGHT ...

Page 310: ...nt 4 136 REP21 3 SEPRATION PAD PL21 1 4 Removal 1 Open the KIT COVER DADF 2 Release the PAPER GUIDE CLOSE PL21 1 4 that fixes the ROLL ASSY DADF PL21 1 3 and then remove the ROLL ASSY DADF 3 Release the two hooks on the SEPARATION PAD and then remove the SEPRATION PAD ...

Page 311: ...ied follow the regula tions regarding the Safety Critical Components set by Fuji Xerox Co Ltd As to replacement of any compo nent designated SCC the complete component unit must be replaced It must never be disassembled or no individual internal parts of it must be replaced Installation of any part other than the ones designated by Fuji Xerox Co Ltd shall be strictly prohibited because it cannot b...

Page 312: ...form the following procedure NOTE IBG Collect discard components following the way specified separately Table 4 1 Component Name PWBA ESS AIO Stored Infor mation Parameters that can be set by users IP address etc Job log Error log Fault History Counter DV log Auditron setting Total PV Information Network Settings Information Work before replacement abolition Initial Action Back up data by printing...

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Page 315: ...5 19 PL 9 1 Tray List 5 20 PL 10 1 Option Feeder 1 3 Illustration 5 21 PL 10 1 Option Feeder 1 3 List 5 22 PL 10 2 Option Feeder 2 3 Illustration 5 23 PL 10 2 Option Feeder 2 3 List 5 24 PL 10 3 Option Feeder 3 3 Illustration 5 25 PL 10 3 Option Feeder 3 3 List 5 26 PL 13 1 MSI 1 2 Illustration 5 27 PL 13 1 MSI 1 2 List 5 28 PL 13 2 MSI 2 2 Illustration 5 29 PL 13 2 MSI 2 2 List 5 30 PL14 1 Duplex...

Page 316: ... 2 3 List 5 44 PL18 3 Electrical 3 3 Illustration 5 45 PL18 3 Electrical 3 3 List 5 46 PL19 1 Cover 1 2 Illustration 5 47 PL19 1 Cover 1 2 List 5 48 PL19 2 Cover 2 2 Illustration 5 49 PL19 2 Cover 2 2 List 5 50 PL21 1 IIT DADF Illustration 5 51 PL21 1 IIT DADF List 5 52 ...

Page 317: ...rk with 2 5 PL6 1 1 represent that the item 2 3 4 and 5 of that plate and the item 1 of the plate 6 1 are contained The mark Ref PLX Y Z attached to parts in the illustrations and lists resents that the parts is the same as the parts of the item Z of the plate X Y The mark attached to parts in the list represents Note or Reference about that parts is contained in the same page Safety Critical Comp...

Page 318: ...5 2 Chapter 5 Parts List ...

Page 319: ...5 3 Chapter 5 Parts List 5 2 Parts list PL 1 1 UI Illustration ...

Page 320: ...5 4 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 1 1 UI List ITEM PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 848K 61131 CONSOLE ASSY MFP SEG2 75AA 2 3 BRACKET UI MFP LOW MAT 75BB ...

Page 321: ...5 5 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 2 1 ROS Illustration ...

Page 322: ...5 6 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 2 1 ROS List ITEM PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 062K 24261 SCC ROS ASSY ZKR with 2 3 13AA 2 HARNESS ROS MCU 7110 3 HARNESS VIDEO 711B ...

Page 323: ...5 7 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 3 1 Drive Illustration ...

Page 324: ...3010 2 007K 18910 SCC HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT OUT with 7 9 541B 3 007K 18920 SCC HOLDER ASSY DRIVE EXIT IN with 6 541C 4 019E 83450 HOLDER GEAR DUP 5252 5 604K 8770 KIT DRIVE GEAR DUP IN 5253 6 121K 51720 SCC CLUTCH ASSY EXIT T21 541D 7 121K 51730 SCC CLUTCH ASSY INVERT T24 541E 8 GEAR E3 Z 541F 9 GEAR E3 541G ...

Page 325: ...5 9 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 4 1 NOHAD Illustration ...

Page 326: ... FRONT R 31BB 4 012E 18143 LINK FRONT L 31BC 5 012E 18152 LINK SHAFT R 31BD 6 012E 18161 LINK SHAFT L 31BF 7 012E 18172 LINK CONNECTOR 31BG 8 012E 18232 LINK INTERLOCK CRU 31BH 9 012K 96906 STOPPER ASSY XERO R 31BI 10 012K 96912 STOPPER ASSY XERO L 31BJ 11 809E 99300 SPRING INTERLOCK CRU 31BK 12 FOOT 31BL 97 604K 77650 FOOT ASSY with 12 3 pcs 31BM ...

Page 327: ...5 11 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 5 1 Dispenser Illustration ...

Page 328: ...40BB 2 CONNECTOR ASSY CRUM TONER 40BC 3 HOUSING CRUM SWING 40BD 4 SPRING CRUM SWING 40BE 5 007K 18412 DRIVE ASSY DISP with 6 8 4020 6 SCC HOUSING DISP DRIVE 402B 7 GEAR IDLER MOTOR 402C 8 GEAR OUTPUT 402D 9 127K 66730 SCC MOTOR DISP N 402E 10 116K 91040 CONNECTOR ASSY XERO 40BF 99 604K 77290 KIT CRUM ASSY with 1 4 40BG ...

Page 329: ...5 13 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 6 1 Transfer Illustration ...

Page 330: ...5 14 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 6 1 Transfer List ITEM PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 ROLL ASSY TRANS CRU 4101 2 INSTRUCTION SHEET 41CC 99 604K 77060 KIT TRANSFER ASSY with 1 2 41CD ...

Page 331: ...5 15 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 7 1 Fusing Illustration ...

Page 332: ... 7 1 Fusing List ITEM PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 SCC FUSING UNIT 110 IBG L 43AC SCC FUSING UNIT 220 IBG L 43AC 2 INSTRUCTION SHEET 43AF 99 604K 77748 KIT FUSING UNIT 220V with 1 2 43AA 604K 77738 KIT FUSING UNIT 110V with 1 2 43AA ...

Page 333: ...5 17 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 8 1 Xerographics Illustration ...

Page 334: ... List ITEM PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 CT350973 XERO ASSY with 3 45AA 2 CT201937 TONER CARTRIDGE 4K AP 4011 CT201938 TONER CARTRIDGE 10K AP 401B CT201939 TONER CARTRIDGE 4K China 401C CT201940 TONER CARTRIDGE 10K China 401D 3 HOLDER CTRG SEG2 401F ...

Page 335: ...5 19 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 9 1 Tray Illustration ...

Page 336: ...01B 11 GEAR PINION 501C 12 GUIDE ASSY END 250 501D 13 HANDLE GUIDE END 501F 14 LEVER EXT END 250 501G 15 PULLEY TRAY 501H 16 SPRING LOCK PB 501J 17 ACTUATOR LOCK PB L 501K 18 SPRING NF 250 501L 19 ACTUATOR LOCK PB R 501M 20 LABEL MAX TRAY 501N 21 PAD PB 501P 22 HOUSING ASSY 250 501Q 23 HANDLE GD SD 250 MAT I 501R 24 803E 11651 HANDLE TRAY 250 501S 25 LABEL INST D 501T 26 LABEL INST AD 501V 27 LABE...

Page 337: ...5 21 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 10 1 Option Feeder 1 3 Illustration ...

Page 338: ...07E 38250 GEAR OPT FEEDER 250 509B 11 HARNESS ASSY TRAY MOT 71BB 12 13 848E 83720 COVER SIDE R OPT 250 AIO MAT 32CC 14 FOOT 31CD 15 050K 69100 TRAY ASSY 250 IOT PL 10 3 50BB 16 848E 83761 COVER LIP TOP OPT MAT 32CE 17 848E 83750 COVER REAR OPT 250 MAT 32CF 18 952K 04650 SCC HARNESS ASSY FDR DRAWER 1 71BC 19 SCC MOTOR ASSY OPTION 5091 20 059K 74290 SCC FEEDER ASSY OPT 250 MAIN PL 10 2 5030 21 22 23...

Page 339: ...5 23 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 10 2 Option Feeder 2 3 Illustration ...

Page 340: ...PER OPT 250 50DC 5 BEARING NUDGER 50CC 6 SUPPORT ASSY NUDGER 50DD 7 SCC CLUTCH ONEWAY FEED 50CD 8 GEAR FEED 50CE 9 BEARING NUDGER 50CF 10 GEAR IDLER NUDGER 50CG 11 ACTUATOR NO PAPER 50CH 12 SHAFT NUDGER 50CJ 13 ROLL ASSY FEED 5042 14 GEAR NUDGER 50CK 15 CHUTE LOWER OPT 250 50DE 16 SHAFT ASSY FEED 250 50CL 17 ROLL SUPPORT 50CM 18 BRACKET NUDGER AD OPT 50DF 99 604K 11192 KIT ROLL ASSY FEED with 13 3...

Page 341: ...5 25 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 10 3 Option Feeder 3 3 Illustration ...

Page 342: ...L 250 501B 11 GEAR PINION 501C 12 GUIDE ASSY END250 501D 13 HANDLE GUIDE END 501F 14 LEVER EXT END 250 501G 15 PULLEY TRAY 501H 16 SPRING LOCK PB 501J 17 ACTUATOR LOCK PB L 501K 18 SPRING NF 250 501L 19 ACTUATOR LOCK PB R 501M 20 LABEL MAX TRAY 501N 21 PAD PB 501P 22 HOUSING ASSY 250 501Q 23 HANDLE GD SD 250 MAT I 501R 24 803E 11651 HANDLE TRAY 250 501S 25 LABEL INST D 501T 26 LABEL INST AD 501V 2...

Page 343: ...5 27 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 13 1 MSI 1 2 Illustration ...

Page 344: ...E 12144 STOPPER LIFTER MSI 51BK 11 809E 98910 SPRING FEED MSI 51BL 12 GEAR FEED MSI 51BM 13 011E 27090 LEVER LIFTER MSI 51BN 14 809E 98900 SPRING NF MSI 51BP 15 059K 78790 HOLDER ASSY PICK UP with 16 20 5130 16 HOLDER PICK UP 513B 17 GEAR IDLER FEEDER 513C 18 ROLL ASSY FEED with 19 20 5132 19 ROLL RUBBER 513B 20 CORE ROLL MAT 513F 21 SHAFT FEED MSI 513G 22 BEARING FEED MSI 513H 23 005E 33030 FLANG...

Page 345: ...5 29 Chapter 5 Parts List PL 13 2 MSI 2 2 Illustration ...

Page 346: ... TRAY ASSY MSI with 1 8 10 20 5118 10 SPRING RETARD ROLL 5119 11 SPRING STOPPER SHEET 150 511B 12 LOCK SHEET 150 511C 13 GUIDE RETARD MSI MYLAR 511D 14 STOPPER SHEET 150 511E 15 HOLDER RETARD ROLL MAT 511F 16 ROLL ASSY RETARD ROLL 5233 17 CLUTCH ASSY FRICTION 511H 18 SPRING MSI PAPER STOPPER MID 511J 19 RACK GUIDE SIDE 511K 20 GEAR PINION 511L 96 604K 77430 KIT MSI FRAME ASSY with 1 2 4 5 19 20 51...

Page 347: ...5 31 Chapter 5 Parts List PL14 1 Duplex Illustration ...

Page 348: ... 1 BEARING DUP 524E 2 059K 74750 ROLL ASSY DUP 5241 3 SPRING EARTH DTS 524B 4 GEAR DUP 5253 5 ROLL PINCH DUP 5235 6 SPRING PINCH DUP 525B 7 CHUTE DUP IN 5242 8 CHUTE TRANS 524C 9 10 11 12 054K 48100 CHUTE ASSY DUP with 1 8 13 14 5230 13 CAP SPRING BTR 523B 14 SPRING BTR 523C ...

Page 349: ...5 33 Chapter 5 Parts List PL15 1 Registration 1 3 Illustration ...

Page 350: ... 531B 2 CHUTE DUP LOWER 531C 3 SPRING WC IL 531D 4 952K 02652 SCC HARNESS ASSY INTLK 531E 5 SPRING INTERLOCK 531F 6 059K 78611 SCC TRANSPORT ASSY REGI FDR LOW PL 15 2 5310 7 803E 12080 LOCK TRAY 31EB 8 815E 75113 PLATE EARTH REGI OUT ZA 531G 9 HOLDER CONNECTOR REAR FAN 531J 97 604K 77490 KIT INTERLOCK SW ASSY REAR with 2 4 531H ...

Page 351: ...5 35 Chapter 5 Parts List PL15 2 Registration 2 3 Illustration ...

Page 352: ...E REGI 5315 13 14 055E 60433 SHUTTER SENSOR REGI 5314 15 16 121K 51880 SCC CST FEED CLUTCH 5312 17 18 ACTUATOR REGI MSI 53BL 19 SPRING ACTUATOR REGI ZA 53BM 20 ACTUATOR REGI 53BN 21 ACTUATOR NO PAPER TRAY 53BP 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 GUIDE CHUTE 53BQ 33 ROLL SUPPORT 2 53BR 34 BRACKET NUDGER AD 53BS 35 ACTUATOR NO PAPER TRAY M B 53BT 36 SHAFT REGI PINCH 53BV 37 ROLL REGI PINCH 53BW 38 BEAR...

Page 353: ...5 37 Chapter 5 Parts List PL15 3 Registration 3 3 Illustration ...

Page 354: ...PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 BEARING NUDGER 50FB 2 FEEDER ASSY ZA LOW with 7 10 50F0 3 GEAR FEED 50FC 4 CLUTCH ONEWAY FEED 50FJ 5 ROLL ASSY FEED 5032 6 SHAFT ASSY FEED 50FD 7 PLATE NUDGER 50FE 8 GEAR IDLER NUDGER 50FF 9 GEAR NUDGER TI 50FG 10 SHAFT NUDGER ZA 50FH ...

Page 355: ...5 39 Chapter 5 Parts List PL17 1 Exit Illustration ...

Page 356: ...IPTION A C 1 930W 00123 SENSOR PHOTO Exit Sensor 541B 2 GEAR EXIT 541C 3 SPRING EARTH SENSOR 5414 4 BEARING EXIT 541D 5 059K 74722 ROLL ASSY EXIT 5411 6 604K 77510 KIT PINCH ASSY L 541E 7 604K 77520 KIT PINCH ASSY R 541F 99 054K 48110 CHUTE ASSY EXIT with 1 5 5410 ...

Page 357: ...5 41 Chapter 5 Parts List PL18 1 Electrical 1 3 Illustration ...

Page 358: ...981 HARNESS ASSY FRONT USB Z AIO 76BE 9 055E 63052 GUARD FAX 76BF 10 960K 53602 PWB ASSY FAX 7621 11 960K 66960 PWB ASSY FRONT USB 762B 12 848K 63081 COVER ASSY WINDOW ESS LOW with 1 13 15 32FC 13 SCREW KNURLING Z 31FD 14 RING E 31FE 15 COVER ESS LOW 32FF 16 CABLEÅ CLAMP 76BG 17 EL500261 WIRELESS ADAPTER 762C 18 EL300820 KIT MEMORY 512MB 7640 98 604K 77400 KIT USB CABLE Åiwith 3 8 16Åj 76BG 99 604...

Page 359: ...5 43 Chapter 5 Parts List PL18 2 Electrical 2 3 Illustration ...

Page 360: ...44 Chapter 5 Parts List PL18 2 Electrical 2 3 List ITEM PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 848E 82201 COVER MCU 32GB 2 960K 63712 SCC PWBA MCU 7210 3 BRACKET MCU 72BB 4 HOUSING MCU 72BC 5 105K 30951 SCC HVPS 7320 ...

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Page 362: ... 71FH 9 952K 02670 SCC HARNESS ASSY FSR 100 71FJ 952K 02680 SCC HARNESS ASSY FSR 200 71FK 10 952K 02710 SCC HARNESS ASSY DISP MOT 71FL 11 952K 02721 SCC HARNESS ASSY MAIN MOT 71FM 12 952K 02730 SCC HARNESS ASSY XERO CRUM 71FN 13 952K 02751 SCC HARNESS ASSY HV 71FP 14 952K 02780 SCC HARNESS ASSY TEST RLY 71FQ 15 952K 03161 SCC HARNESS ASSY SENS EXIT 71FR 16 952K 04641 SCC HARNESS ASSY REAR FAN L 71...

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Page 364: ...TE ASSY LOGO FX 65 32HM 19 LABEL ADBE PS3 32HN 20 848E 82471 COVER SIDE R AIO 32HP 21 848K 62853 COVER ASSY TOP AIO LOW with 22 24 32HQ 22 COVER TOP AIO LOW 32HR 23 COVER EXIT LOW 32HS 24 CHUTE FLAPPER COVER 32HT 25 848E 74900 COVER HINGE UI 32HV 26 848K 70050 COVER ASSY REAR AIO LOW PL 19 2 32HW 27 848E 82591 COVER IIT OUT MFP LOW 34BB 28 848E 83921 COVER IIT R IN MFP LOW 34BC 29 SPRING EARTH DTS...

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Page 366: ... PARTS No DESCRIPTION A C 1 COVER REAR M SPEC 32JB 2 COVER REAR TOP SPEC 32JC 3 COVER LATCH REAR SPEC 32JD 4 LATCH REAR 32JE 5 CHUTE DUP OUT 32JF 6 SPRING LATCH R 32JG 7 STRAP REAR 32JH 8 GUIDE HARNESS REAR 32JJ 9 127E 86630 FAN SUB 33JK 10 SCREW TP 31JL ...

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Page 368: ... COVER DADF 222B 3 ROLLER ASSY DADF 222C 4 SEPARATION PAD 222D 5 DADF FRAME ASSY 22AB 7 8 9 003K 89090 HINGE ASSY RIGHT 2271 10 003K 89100 HINGE ASSY LEFT 227B 11 DADF TRAY 2210 12 13 14 604K 77090 IIT ASSY with 16 11AA 15 INSTRUCTION SHEET 11AB 16 COVER HARNESS 11AC 95 604K 77110 KIT DADF PICK UP MODULE with 3 4 15 2220 ...

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Page 372: ...6 1 10 3 Running Mode 6 7 6 1 10 4 Print Mode 6 7 6 1 10 5 Scan Mode 6 7 6 1 10 6 FAX Communication Mode 6 7 6 1 11 Low Power Mode 6 8 6 1 12 Sleep Mode 6 8 6 1 13 Machine Status 6 9 6 1 14 Warm up Time 6 9 6 1 15 FPOT First Print Output Time 6 9 6 1 16 Installation Temperature Humidity 6 10 6 1 17 Installation Altitude 6 10 6 1 18 Installation Horizontality 6 10 6 1 19 Storage Temperature of a To...

Page 373: ...19 6 1 32 Scanner 6 19 6 1 32 1 Scanning Method 6 19 6 1 32 2 Optical Resolution 6 19 6 1 32 3 Light Source 6 19 6 1 32 4 Maximum Scanning Guarantee Area 6 19 6 1 32 5 Scanning Halftone Level 6 19 6 1 33 Platen 6 19 6 1 33 1 Platen Glass 6 19 6 1 33 2 Document Image Area 6 19 6 1 34 DADF 6 20 6 1 34 1 Document Condition 6 20 6 1 34 2 Document Basis weight 6 20 6 1 34 3 Auto Document Size Detection...

Page 374: ...x Scanner Diag 6 28 6 4 5 Menu Tree 6 29 6 4 6 CE Mode Functions Overview 6 33 6 4 6 1 Printer Diag 6 33 6 4 6 2 Fax Scanner Diag 6 36 6 5 ESS Diag 6 38 6 5 1 All Test 6 38 6 5 2 Flash ROM Test 6 39 6 5 3 EEPROM Test 6 39 6 5 4 DRAM Test 6 39 6 5 5 MAC PHY Test 6 40 6 5 6 ASIC Test 6 40 6 5 7 IOT Test 6 40 6 5 8 USB Host Test Only when a USB storage device is inserted in the Front USB Port 6 40 6 ...

Page 375: ...play and Initialization of the Life Counter Life 6 70 6 10 3 Parameter List Print Print 6 72 6 11 Board Diag Board Test 6 73 6 11 1 All Test 6 73 6 11 2 Fax Memory Test 6 73 6 11 3 I F Test 6 73 6 11 4 ASIC Test 6 74 6 11 5 Relay Signal Test 6 74 6 12 Information 6 78 6 12 1 Scan Counter 6 78 6 13 Scanner Maintenance 6 79 6 13 1 White Balance 6 79 6 13 2 Shading Parameter 6 79 6 13 3 Registration ...

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Page 377: ...ble Table 6 1 Product Name Destina tion Product Code Power Supply XJ Code Serial No Network DocuPrint M355 df MFP DN Model FXTW TL300665 110 127V YWM 000001 999999 Y FXCL TL300666 220 240V YWN 000001 999999 Y FXK TL300667 220 240V YWP 000001 999999 Y ENG TL300668 220 240V YWR 000001 999999 Y Table 6 2 Product Name Product Code DocuPrint M355 df Remarks FXTW FXCL FXK ENG 250 Sheet Feeder MFP EL3008...

Page 378: ... received by the fac simile and outputting from the printer The Laser xerography technology engine allows for image recording on paper up to 355 6mm length at 600 dots 25 4mm z Operator Panel MFP The operator panel displays various settings instructions and error messages for copying faxing scanning and printing The operator panel is also referred to as just Panel in this specification z MFP Contr...

Page 379: ...ower A Phase FXTW 110 127V 10 99 140V 50 60 3HZ 11A or less 110V system Single phase two wire system APO GCO 220 240V 10 198 264V 50 60 3HZ 6A or less 220V system Single phase two wire system CCD LED Sensor Motor DADF Engine Control Panel 4 line bitmap MFP Controller NCU Option Memory ROS IOT A4 35ppm IOT MCU PSTN PBX Network Rear USB2 0 Rear Wireless Network Option USB host 2 0 Rear USB host 2 0 ...

Page 380: ...rotrusions of the Rear Fan on the Rear Cover 4 Includes consumables Toner Cartridge and Drum Cartridge but not options power cord or media NOTE Allowance Size 1 Weight 1 kg Uniformed to 0 1 kg if 10 kg or less 6 1 7 Dimensions and Weight of Optional Tray Table 6 5 Operation Mode DocuPrint M355 df Sleep Mode 4 5Wh h Ave or less Low Power Mode 11Wh h Ave or less Ready Mode 65Wh h Ave or less Running...

Page 381: ...tion space The printer requires the minimum installation space shown below for typical operation Space occupied by the operator is not included DocuPrint M355 df MFP Model z Top View z Right side View ZaA06002FA 400mm 430mm 100mm 110mm 930mm 600mm 426mm 400mm FRONT REAR ZaA06003FA FRONT REAR 110mm 400mm 503mm 903mm 600mm 426mm 400mm ...

Page 382: ...s from the power off status to the Standby mode At this point the provided functions copying FAX sending network scanning become available via the oper ator panel FAX receiving printing Direct FAX and local scanning also become available 6 1 10 3 Running Mode There are the Print mode Scan mode and FAX communication mode in which the IOT IIT and FAX commu nication operate respectively 6 1 10 4 Prin...

Page 383: ...z A direct Fax job is received z A hook off of external telephone is detected z A direction of printing a report is issued via EWS z A USB storage device is inserted z Sending or polling data starts at a time specified by the operator 6 1 12 Sleep Mode This mode is called as Energy Saving Step 3 for BAM Blue Angel Mark standard z After the Sleep mode has continued for a certain period of time the ...

Page 384: ...using Unit Cool ing fan IIT MCU Operation panel Control ler Inter face Port 1 Running Working Working Working Work ing Work ing Work ing Working Working Working Ready Rest Rest Standby Temp Rest Low Power Rest Rest Rest Power Saver but ton and Ready LED Only Sleep Rest Table 6 9 Event Status transition Warm up time Condition Power On Power off to Ready 20 sec or less 20 C 60 RH Rated voltage Power...

Page 385: ... of a Toner Cartridge The guaranteed period of an unpacked print cartridge is as follows Normal conditions 24 months under 0 to 35 C 15 to 80 RH Harsh conditions 1 month under 20 to 0 C and 35 to 40 C 5 to 15 RH and 80 to 95 RH The storage altitude shall be 0 to 3 500m Can be extended to 0 to 15 000m when shipped by air Provided that the cargo bay is pressurized to 70 9275Kpa or higher 6 1 20 Appl...

Page 386: ...tions Environment condition for evaluating image quality Temperature 15 28 C Humidity 20 70 RH 6 1 23 2 Guaranteed paper The print quality defined in this chapter is guaranteed when standard paper is used in the tray FX P RX 80 XEROX 4200 paper A4 6 1 23 3 Paper condition The paper used is paper freshly unpacked after having been left in the operating environment for 12 hours before unpacking Tabl...

Page 387: ... table 6 1 23 6 Evaluation Criteria The print image quality is guaranteed with the Spec In rate 90 g 90 Table 6 14 Area definition Specification Usable Area maximum paper size 215 9 x 355 6mm minimum 76 2 x 127 0 Un printable Area 4 0mm each from four edges of paper None Edge to edge mode Printable Area 210 9 x 351 6 mm 215 9 x 355 6mm Edge to edge mode Maximum Print image quality guaranteed Area ...

Page 388: ...Mac OS X 10 3 9 10 4 10 5 PPC x86 z Mac OS X 10 6 10 7 x86 x64 z Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 6 Desktop x86 z SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 11 x86 6 1 25 Interface Port 6 1 25 1 USB Port USB Type B port USB Type A port 6 1 25 2 Ethernet Port Table 6 15 Item Specification Connector One Type B connector Protocol Hi speed USB2 0 compatible Table 6 16 Item Specification Connector One Type A connector...

Page 389: ...ls Device Type Wireless Adapter Security Protocol 64 40 bit key 128 104 bit key WEP WPA PSK TKIP AES WPA2 PSK AES Wifi Protected Setup WPS Push Button Configuration PBC Personal Identification Number PIN Table 6 19 Protocol Transport Maximum sessions Remarks Port9100 TCP IP 1 Windows XP Windows Server 2003 Windows Vista Windows Server 2008 Windows 7 Windows Server 2008 R2 LPD TCP IP 10 Windows XP ...

Page 390: ... SMB SMB Client TCP IP Windows XP Windows Server 2003 Mac OS X Scan to FTP FTP Client TCP IP Network TWAIN TCP IP Table 6 21 Protocol Transport Application Usage Remarks HTTP HTTPS TCP IP EWS SMTP TCP IP E Mail Alert SNMP v1 v2c v3 UDP IP Driver Installer Management SNMP v3 Default OFF DHCP UDP IP IP setup BOOTP UDP IP IP setup RARP TCP IP IP management AutoIP TCP IP Installer Device discovery WIN...

Page 391: ...e job automati cally after the jammed paper is removed 6 1 28 3 Job Timeout When a print job is stopped for a certain period of time time can be changed and can also be set to unlimited on the operator panel the print data of the job is deleted as an error Table 6 22 PDL Interface Remark USB I F Network USB Storage PCL 5c Yes No PCL 6 Yes No Supported OS Windows XP Windows Server 2003 Windows Vist...

Page 392: ...print job remains in the printer unless it is deleted intentionally The data on the memory is cleared when the printer is turned off SFP MFP Model can select the Saved job when the expansion memory 512MB is installed 6 1 28 6 Proof Print When the expansion memory 512MB is installed the proof print can be selected only when multiple sets of prints are specified via the printer driver The printer pr...

Page 393: ...n the following errors Fatal error 42 errors at the maximum 10 errors at the minimum Jam error 42 errors The user can print the error log by the panel operation Jam error log includes the following information z Date and time when a jam occurred z Jam name Fatal error log includes the following information z Date and time when error has occurred z Error code 6 1 29 3 Billing Counter The PV counter...

Page 394: ... panel indicating e mode change When the printer operates in this mode print image quality is not guar anteed Remaining toner level is not displayed either as CRUM data can not be guaranteed 6 1 32 Scanner 6 1 32 1 Scanning Method Platen Document fixed flatbed scanning method DADF Carriage fixed document feeding scanning method 2 side scanning 6 1 32 2 Optical Resolution 1200 x 1200 dots 25 4mm ma...

Page 395: ... through 65 5 deg Platen cover self weight drop angle 15 5 deg or less 6 1 34 5 Document Setting Center Registration 6 1 34 6 Document Tray Capacity 50 sheets of standard document or document stack height is 8 mm or less Document shall not be creased folded swollen etc 6 1 35 FAX Communication 6 1 35 1 Communication Mode The supported communication modes and priorities are as follows z Priority 1 ...

Page 396: ...ith ITU T recommendation T 30 6 1 35 6 Image Data Transmission Time Transmission time Tp of image data in G3 mode is as follows Resolution conversion is not performed during transmission and density is normal Specified value condition ECM No data error 1 Reference value Table 6 24 Chart 14 4Kbps MMR 28 8Kbps MMR 33 6Kbps JBIG 1 IIEEJ No 4 Super Fine 56 sec or less 29 sec or less 22 sec or less Fin...

Page 397: ... cable loss during communication are as follows Error rate Error frequency Total communication quantity 1 500 6 1 38 Incoming Call Level Under ideal conditions flat line no noise and no other line stress normal communication shall be guaran teed in the range from 3 through 43dBm For V 17 V 29 and V 27ter the highest speed shall be guaranteed in the range from 6 through 43dBm For V 34 33600bps comm...

Page 398: ...ard 250 Sheet Tray When a message appears on the LCD panel indicating that a fusing unit or transfer roll reaches its usable life span follow the following steps 1 Replace the Fusing Unit Transfer Roll and Retard Roll using the Maintenance KIT 2 Press the System button on the operator panel 3 Enter the Maintenance mode from Admin Menu 表6 27 Product Name Destina tion Product Code Replace ment Life ...

Page 399: ...Chapter 6 General 6 2 Tools Service Consumables Consumables 6 24 4 Reset the counters of the Fusing Unit and Transfer Roll BTR ...

Page 400: ...Chapter 6 General 6 3 Service Data Undescribed 6 25 6 3 Service Data Undescribed ...

Page 401: ...e item Pressing this at the top of the list moves to the bottom T Moves downward by one item Pressing this at the bottom of the list moves to the top W Moves the cursor to the left by one digit X Moves the cursor to the right by one digit OK Press this to move to the next level or to execute the processing C Clear In Printer Diag use this to return to the previous level or to cancel the processing...

Page 402: ...3 Executing the test item Press the OK button according to the message until the diagnosis is started When changing the parameter value use the S or T button and then press the OK button To execute another test item press the C Clear Back or Stop button until the screen returns to the target test item If any error occurs while you are setting or executing a diagnosis an error message appears and t...

Page 403: ...ess the OK button 3 Press the OK button again and the printer exits the CE mode and restarts same as the power on 6 4 4 2 Exiting from Fax Scanner Diag 1 Return to the top level of Fax Scanner Diag use the S or T button until Complete is dis played and then press the OK button 2 Press the OK button 3 Press the OK button again and the printer exits the CE mode and restarts same as the power on Prin...

Page 404: ... 6GUV NN 6GUV 241 6GUV 4 6GUV 2 6GUV 5 6GUV 16 6GUV 16 KCI KIKVCN PRWV KIKVCN 1WVRWV 08 5GVVKPIU FKV 08 5CXG 08 VQ 55 QCF 08 HTQO 55 2TKPV PHQ QPHKI 2CIG 2TKPV 5GVVKPIU PUVCNNCVKQP 5GTKCN0Q GZ WOR 6QPG QTTGEVKQP 2KZGN QWPVGT QPHKIWTCVKQP 75 QUV 6GUV 46 6GUV 415 ZRQUWTG GY 2TGXGPVKQP 6 QFG 6 56 QFG 5KPING 5VGR GV GXKEG PHQ GVGT 6 RG KR 5YKVEJ KR 5YKVEJ KR 5YKVEJ KR 5YKVEJ NGCT QD KUVQT NGCT WFKVTQP...

Page 405: ... 6GUV 2TKPV 2CVVGTP 16 TCFCVKQP JQUV JCTV 2CTCOGVGT 4GIK 5NQY 5ECP VQ2CRGT CUV 5ECP 5OR 6TC CUV 5ECP 5OR 6TC CUV 5ECP 5OR 6TC CUV 5ECP WR 6TC CUV 5ECP WR 6TC CUV 5ECP WR 6TC KHG WUKPI 28 WUKPI GCVVKOG 6TCPU 7PKV 28 TWO 28 TWO 6JKEMPGUU 9CUVG WNN QWPV 6QPGT KUR 6KOG 6QPGT 2KZGN 6QPGT CU CWIG 2TKPV ZKV QFG C ...

Page 406: ...TIGV 4 6CTIGV 4 0 6CTIGV 7 6CTIGV 4 4GIK GCF 4GIK 5KFG 4GIK GCF TQPV 4GIK 5KFG TQPV 4GIK GCF CEM 4GIK 5KFG CEM WVQ 4GIKUVTCVKQP 5GPUQT 2CTCOGVGT CZ CTF 6GUV 5GTKCN 6GUV 6 6GUV QCTF 6GUV CZ GOQT 6GUV NN 6GUV 6GUV 5 6GUV 4GNC 5KIPCN 6GUV CZ NCUJ 9 4 6GUV 54 9 4 6GUV 5 6GUV 5 6GUV 4GNC 6GUV QQM 6GUV 5KPING 6QPG 5GPF 6 5GPF KCN 2WNUG 5GPF 4KPI CEM 6QPG CVC 5GPF KPG 8QNVCIG KPG WTTGPV PHQTOCVKQP 5ECP Q...

Page 407: ...6TC 5GPUQT GGF 5GPUQT QXGT 5GPUQT WRNGZ 5GPUQT COR QVQT QVQT 5QNGPQKF QWPVGT NGCT QWPVGT NGCT 8GTVKECN 5ECP CI 6GUV 2CVVGTP 2CVVGTP 0Q 2V 5VGR ENG 2V 5VGR ENG 6 1 JGEM 5ECP QWPVGT NGCT CTTKCIG TKXGA 2CTCOGVGT NN NGCT 7UGT NGCT 5 UVGO NGCT 7UGT 5 UVGO NGCT 5 UVGO CVC PKV QEWOGPV NGCT QORNGVG C ...

Page 408: ...hen the optional DIMM is installed Writes the test data 0x55555555 0xaaaaaaaa and 0xffffffff sequentially in the BMM area from the head address to the tail address and then reads and verifies the entire area Restores the BMM area after complet ing the test 6 5 4 MAC PHY Test Performs an internal test without using any jig on MAC Media Access Control and PHY Physical Layer 6 5 5 ASIC Test Performs ...

Page 409: ...M If Save NVM to ESS has never been executed no NVM backup data is stored and therefore this item is not displayed ROS Exposure Corrects the variation in the Lead Regi of the ROS 6 6 4 Dew Prevention Sets whether to enable the Dew Prevention mode 6 6 5 ATC Mode Sets whether to enable the ATC Automatic Toner Con trol empty detection mode ON Changes the toner cartridge detection method to the count ...

Page 410: ...EEPROM of the ESS Clear Job History Clears the job history Clear Auditron PV Clears the Auditron PV data such as billing counter user account and restriction information Clear Device Data Deletes all data in the devices EEPROM Test Print Pattern IOT Prints the IOT built in test pattern 600dpi checks the printing function of the IOT 6 9 Gradation Prints the pattern containing patches of different d...

Page 411: ... 11 3 ASIC Test Performs the ASIC built in test of IJAC JBIG 6 11 4 Relay Signal Test Relay Test Toggles the Relay signal at the specified fre quency 6 11 5 Hook Test Toggles the Hook signal at the specified fre quency Single Tone Send Continuously sends the tone of the selected fre quency DTMF Send Continuously sends the DTMF signal Dial Pulse Send Sends the multi digit Dial Pulse 10 20pps sig na...

Page 412: ...an Counter Clear Clears the scan counter 6 13 9 Carriage Drive_100 Operates the carriage 100 times consecutively as an IIT jig for the ORT If an error is detected Abnormal End is displayed Errors can be detected for Lamp Error and Home Position Error only 6 13 10 Parameter Sets the system data using ChainLink 6 14 Backup Data All Clear Deletes the backup data in SRAM EEPROM 6 15 User Clear Deletes...

Page 413: ...then press the OK button 3 Confirm that ESS Diag is selected and then press the OK button 4 Press the OK button 5 Press the OK button to start the test 6 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 7 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Table 6 30 All Test Test Result Display Remarks Normal Error CHECK OK Error Displays the name of the test ended in error FlashROM ...

Page 414: ...M area within the memory area standard optional DIMM of the DRAM The optional memory area is tested only when the optional DIMM is installed Writes the test data 0x55555555 0xaaaaaaaa and 0xffffffff sequentially in the BMM area from the head address to the tail address and then reads and verifies the entire area Restores the BMM area after complet ing the test Table 6 31 Flash ROM Test Test Result...

Page 415: ...USB Host Test Only when a USB storage device is inserted in the Front USB Port Verifies the communication between the Front USB Port and the USB storage device inserted in it This menu is for obtaining the USB authentication To use this test you need devices used by the certification authority 6 5 8 1 Test Mode Keeps the DownStream port of the Host Controller to the specified test mode Table 6 34 ...

Page 416: ...pecify the device address Available addresses are 0 through 127 Use the W or X button to move the cursor to left or right Table 6 37 Test Mode when a USB storage device is inserted in the Front USB Port Item Description TEST MODE TEST J Keeps the DownStream port of the Host Controller in the J state TEST K Keeps the DownStream port of the Host Controller in the K state TEST SE0 Keeps the DownStrea...

Page 417: ...rror is displayed 10 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 11 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode 6 5 8 3 Get Device Info Displays the VID PID Add and Prt information of the device connected If the device information cannot be obtained Read Error is displayed z VID Value of Vender ID collected using Device Descriptor z PID Value of Product ID collected using...

Page 418: ...t value Verification is made by confirming that the expected time arrives after a certain duration and then by restoring the back up time Performing the RTC test delays the internal clock of the device by approximately 2 seconds Table 6 38 RTC Test Test Result Display Normal Error CHECK OK RTC ERROR ...

Page 419: ... 041 300 Inter Lock Front Cover 1 Enter the CE mode See 6 4 2 How to Enter the CE Mode 2 Confirm that Printer Diag is selected and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select IOT Diag and then press the OK button Table 6 39 Digital Input Test Parameter Table Chain Link Component 010 200 Fusing Relay Enable 010 201 Fusing Fuse Open invalid code 041 300 Inter Lock Front Cover 041 301 Inter...

Page 420: ...n below 8 Press the C Clear button to stop the test 9 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 10 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode IOT Diag Digital Input Digital Input 010 200 OFF Digital Input 041 300 OFF Digital Input 041 300 L 00 Digital Input 041 300 H 00 Digital Input 041 300 L 01 Cover Open Cover Close Digital Input 041 300 OFF Printer Diag IOT Diag ...

Page 421: ...er Table Chain Link Component 010 001 Fusing Relay 041 001 Low Voltage Power Supply 24V 042 001 Rear Fan Normal 042 002 Rear Fan Half 042 003 LVPS Fan 061 001 ROS Motor Motor Polygon ASSY 071 001 Main Motor DRIVE ASSY MAIN Normal 071 002 Main Motor DRIVE ASSY MAIN Half 071 003 Main Motor DRIVE ASSY MAIN Low 071 004 MSI Feed Solenoid SOLENOID FEED MSI Auto OFF 071 005 Tray 1 Feed Clutch CST FEED CL...

Page 422: ... 4 Use the T button to select Digital Output and then press the OK button 5 To set LVPS 24V to On use the S or T button to select 041 001 6 Press the OK button 7 To continue checking the operation of Main Motor Half do not press the press C Clear but ton Use the S or T button to select 071 002 8 Press the OK button Check the operation noise Printer Diag IOT Diag IOT Diag Digital Input IOT Diag Dig...

Page 423: ...ear button 12 To stop the operation of Main Motor Half use the S or T button to select 071 002 and then press the C Clear button 13 To turn off LVPS 24V use the S or T button to select 041 001 and then press the C Clear button 14 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 15 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Digital Output 071 006 READY Digital Output 071 006 E...

Page 424: ...switch 0 1 0 Toner discharge mode switch 0 Off 1 On When performing this change the value to 1 and then restart the printer The IOT executes toner discharge after restart The data is automat ically reset to 0 after the test 746 021 Electrostatic memory action mode switch 0 1 0 Electrostatic memory action mode switch 0 Off 1 On When performing this change the value to 1 and then restart the printer...

Page 425: ...K button 3 Use the T button to select IOT Diag and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select NVM Settings and then press the OK button 5 Confirm that Edit NVM is selected and then press the OK button 6 Enter the Chain Link No Use the W or X button to move the cursor to left or right Use the S or T button to increase or decrease the value of the digit where the cursor is placed 7 Press ...

Page 426: ...Use the S or T button to increase or decrease the value of the digit where the cursor is placed 9 Press the OK button to start writing the new NVM value 10 Press the C Clear button to return to the previous screen 11 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 12 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode 742 516 00000000001 008 002 Number NG Cursor 742 516 00000000011 7...

Page 427: ... OK button 3 Use the T button to select IOT Diag and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select NVM Settings and then press the OK button 5 Use the T button to select Save NVM to ESS and then press the OK button 6 Press the OK button 7 Press the C Clear to return to the Printer Diag screen and then exit the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Printer Diag IOT Diag IOT Diag Digital...

Page 428: ...n 3 Use the T button to select IOT Diag and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select NVM Settings and then press the OK button 5 Use the T button to select Load NVM from ESS and then press the OK button 6 Press the OK button 7 Press the C Clear to return to the Printer Diag screen and then exit the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Printer Diag IOT Diag IOT Diag Digital Input ...

Page 429: ... to select IOT Diag and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select ROS Exposure and then press the OK button 5 Press the OK button 6 Press the OK button 7 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 8 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Printer Diag IOT Diag IOT Diag Digital Input IOT Diag ROS Exposure ROS Exposure Auto Correct Auto Correct OK Auto Corr...

Page 430: ...lected and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select IOT Diag and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select Dew Prevention and then press the OK button 5 Use the S or T button to change the ON OFF setting and then press the OK button for con firmation 6 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 7 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Printe...

Page 431: ... Confirm that Printer Diag is selected and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select IOT Diag and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select ATC Mode and then press the OK button 5 Use the S or T button to change the ON OFF setting and then press the OK button for con firmation 6 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 7 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How ...

Page 432: ...Printer Diag is selected and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select Print Info and then select the OK button 4 Press the OK button 5 Press the OK button to print the printer configuration information The screen returns to Ready to print after printing 6 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 7 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Printer Diag Pr...

Page 433: ...anToServer Page BackUp Count z ScanToEmail Page BackUp Count z ScanToServer Page Error Count z ScanToEmail Page Error Count Procedure 1 Enter the CE mode See 6 4 2 How to Enter the CE Mode 2 Confirm that Printer Diag is selected and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select Print Info and then select the OK button 4 Use the T button to select Print Settings and then press the OK button...

Page 434: ...Chapter 6 General 6 7 Print Info 6 59 6 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 7 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Printer Diag Print Info ...

Page 435: ...n the NVM of the ESS 0 1 for each digit Dip Switch 1 8 digits Dip Switch 2 8 digits Dip Switch 3 8 digits Meter Type Type1 Type2 Displays or changes the Meter Type informa tion currently set Print Counter Print Service B W B W print counter Displays the current value of the following counters B W print count in the normal mode B W print count in the toner saver mode Report print count B W Backup B...

Page 436: ... email counter SMB FTP Error SMB FTP error counter Displays the number of auto recoveries per formed when the value of the SMB FTP counter is different from that of the backup SMB FTP counter Email Error Email error counter Displays the number of auto recoveries per formed when the value of the email counter is different from that of the backup email counter Copy Counter M to B Copies the Master N...

Page 437: ...ar All NVM Clear Device Data Clears the items on the right in the order from top to bottom Error Log Deletes the Error Log data in the EEPROM Jam Log Deletes the Jam Log data in the EEPROM Job Log Deletes the Job Log data in the EEPROM FW Parameter Deletes the FW Parameter data in the EEPROM NET Parameter Deletes the NET Parameter data in the EEPROM Only for models with network fea tures Auditron ...

Page 438: ...re the cursor is placed The asterisk disappears when the serial number is changed from the current number 6 Press the OK button The new number is loaded and the display returns to the previous screen 7 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 8 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Serial No 000000 Cursor Serial No 000001 Installation Serial No Printer Diag Insta...

Page 439: ...ribes how to perform a test print using the gradation pattern as an example 1 Enter the CE mode See 6 4 2 How to Enter the CE Mode 2 Confirm that Printer Diag is selected and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select Test Print and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select Gradation and then press the OK button 5 Press the OK button to print the test pattern The screen retu...

Page 440: ...Chapter 6 General 6 9 Print Function Test Test Print 6 65 6 9 2 Test Pattern Pattern IOT Prints the IOT built in test pattern 600dpi checks the printing function of the IOT ...

Page 441: ...Chapter 6 General 6 9 Print Function Test Test Print 6 66 6 9 3 Test Pattern Gradation Prints the pattern containing patches of different densities ranging from 0 through 100 ESS built in test pattern ...

Page 442: ...Chapter 6 General 6 9 Print Function Test Test Print 6 67 6 9 4 Test Pattern Ghost Chart Prints the chart for checking ghost ESS built in test pattern ...

Page 443: ...istration adjustment values of Slow Scan K to Paper Fast Scan Smp B Tray MSI 15 to 15 Displays or changes the registration adjustment values of Fast Scan Smp B Tray MSI Fast Scan Smp Tray 1 Standard Tray 15 to 15 Displays or changes the registration adjustment values of Fast Scan Smp Tray 1 Standard Tray Fast Scan Smp Tray 2 Optional Tray 15 to 15 Displays or changes the registration adjustment va...

Page 444: ...ess the OK button 6 Use the S or T button to change the value and then press the OK button for confirmation 7 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 8 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Regi Fast Scan Smp B Tray Fast Scan Smp B Tray 0 Fast Scan Smp B Tray 2 Printer Diag Parameter ...

Page 445: ...nd then press the OK button Table 6 44 Life Counter Item Description Life Fusing PV Displays and initializes the life counter value of Fusing PV Fusing Heattime Displays and initializes the life counter value of Fusing Heattime Trans Unit PV Displays and initializes the life counter value of Trans Unit Drum PV Displays the life counter value of Drum PV Drum Thickness Displays the life counter valu...

Page 446: ...ear button to return to the level immediately previous to the level where you displayed the value use the T button to select Initialize and then select the OK button 8 Press the C Clear button to return to the Printer Diag screen 9 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Fusing Heattime 38 Fusing Heattime Initialize Fusing Heattime Read Printer Diag Parameter ...

Page 447: ...hat case turn off the power and then on set A4 as the default paper size for the tray via Tray Settings and Paper Size and then print the parameter list in the CE mode Procedure 1 Enter the CE mode See 6 4 2 How to Enter the CE Mode 2 Confirm that Printer Diag is selected and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select Parameter and then press the OK button 4 Use the T button to select P...

Page 448: ...Card AFE Serial I F and IIT Fax Card I F Test AFE Serial I F Test and IIT I F Test Table 6 45 All Test Test Result Display Remarks Normal Error CHECK OK Test Check NG Displays the name of the test ended in error Fax Flash W R SRAM W R Fax Card I F AFE Serial I F IIT I F ASIC IJAC ASIC JBIG Table 6 46 All Test Test Result Display Remarks Normal Error CHECK OK Test Check NG Displays the name of the ...

Page 449: ...les the Relay signal at the specified fre quency Relay Set Test ON OFF Outputs the Relay signal at a specified level Hook Test Hook Toggle Test 0150 9999 Toggles the Hook signal at the specified fre quency Hook Set Test ON OFF Outputs the Hook signal at a specified level Single Tone Send 0Hz Continuously sends the tone of the selected frequency 400Hz 462Hz 1080Hz 1100Hz 1300Hz 1500Hz 1650Hz 1850Hz...

Page 450: ...21600bps V 34 19200bps V 34 16800bps V 34 14400bps V 34 12000bps V 34 9600bps V 34 7200bps V 34 4800bps V 34 2400bps V 29 9600bps 5 patterns Sends the data of specified speed and pat tern V 29 7200bps V 29 4800bps V 27ter 4800bps 5 patterns Sends the data of specified speed and pat tern V 27ter 2400bps V 21 300bps 5 patterns Sends the data of specified speed and pat tern V 17 14400bps 5 patterns S...

Page 451: ...en press the OK button 5 Use the T button to select DTMF Send and then press the OK button 6 Press the OK button 7 Use the S or T button to change the value and then press the OK to start sending the sig nal 8 To stop sending the signal press the Back or Stop button Fax Scanner Diag Board Test Board Test All test Board Test Relay Signal Test Relay Signal Test Relay Test Relay Signal Test DTMF Send...

Page 452: ...hapter 6 General 6 11 Board Diag Board Test 6 77 9 Use the Back or Stop button to return to the Fax Scanner Diag screen 10 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Fax Scanner Diag Board Test ...

Page 453: ...n to select Fax Scanner Diag and then press the OK button 3 Use the T button to select Information and then press the OK button 4 Press the OK button 5 Use the Back or Stop button to return to the Fax Scanner Diag screen 6 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Fax Scanner Diag Information Information Scan Counter Scan Counter FB 0x00000001 DADF 0x00000002 Fax Scanner Diag Information...

Page 454: ... Auto Adjust FB Adjust NG Auto Adjust DADF Adjust OK Auto Adjust DADF Adjust NG Table 6 51 Shading Parameter Item Range Description Coeff FB RED 4 digits hexadecimal each digit 0 9 A F Displays or changes the shading factor of each item Coeff FB GREEN Coeff FB BLUE Coeff FB GRAY Coeff DADF RED 4 digits hexadecimal each digit 0 9 A F Coeff DADF GREEN Coeff DADF BLUE Coeff DADF GRAY Target RED 2 dig...

Page 455: ...Description Regi FB Lead 3 digits each digit 0 9 Displays or changes the registration adjustment values of each item Regi FB Side Regi DADF Lead Front Regi DADF Side Front Regi DADF Lead Back Regi DADF Side Back Table 6 53 Auto Registration Item Range Description Auto Registration ON OFF Enables or disables the auto registration adjust ment feature Table 6 54 Sensor Parameter Item Range Descriptio...

Page 456: ...t 0 9 A F Displays or changes the parameter value of each item of the magnification for the slow scanning direction Mag FB GRAY Mag DADF COLOR Mag DADF GRAY Table 6 56 Test Patterns Item Range Description Pattern No 3 digits each digit 0 9 Displays or changes the parameter value of each item of the test pattern Pt07 Step Cycle 4 digits hexadecimal each digit 0 9 A F Pt08 Step Cycle Table 6 57 IIT ...

Page 457: ...mp to OFF FB Motor Forward Now Driving Check NG Rotates the FB Motor in the Forward direc tion Reverse Rotates the FB Motor in the Reverse direction DADF Motor Forward Now Driving Check NG Rotates the DADF Motor in the Forward direction Reverse Rotates the DADF Motor in the Reverse direction DADF Sole noid Set ON Check OK Sets the DADF Solenoid to ON Set OFF Sets the DADF Solenoid to OFF Table 6 5...

Page 458: ... W or X button to move the cursor to left or right Use the S or T button to change the value of the digit where the cursor is placed Pressing the OK displays the setting value for the Chain Link No you have specified 5 Change the setting and then press the OK button H is displayed when the value is set 6 Use the Back or Stop button to return to the Fax Scanner Diag screen 7 Exit the CE mode See 6 ...

Page 459: ...F Slow Scan Start Position Side 2 0 255 153 0 255 12 8 mm 0 1mm steps 840 007 SYS_DEF_ADF_MA G_C ADF Magnification Color 0 255 144 0 255 6 4 mm 0 05 steps 840 102 SYS_DEF_ADF_MA G_G ADF Magnification Gray 0 255 144 0 255 6 4 mm 0 05 steps 700 003 SYS_DEF_FBC2_C LR_R FB C2 Paper ColorR Cor rection Factor 0 65535 36213 0 2 16 1 700 004 SYS_DEF_FBC2_C LR_G FB C2 Paper ColorG Cor rection Factor 0 6553...

Page 460: ...0 65535 32085 700 109 SYS_DEF_ADFC2_ CLR_B_DW Auto Shading ColorB DADF Correction Factor DW 0 65535 32358 700 110 SYS_DEF_ADFC2_ MONO_DW Auto Shading Mono DADF Correction Factor DW 0 65535 31948 950 100 IIT_AFE_REG_VER SION Scanner AFE Register Version 0 1 1 0 M0 1 1 M0 1mod 950 101 IMAGE_PREPRM_T HROUGH1 PreIPS Through Setting 1 0 255 192 bit0 0 AFE bit1 1 Shading Correction bit2 2 GAP Cor rectio...

Page 461: ...TH ROUGH2 Image Quality Parameter Through Setting 2 0 255 0 Continued from Image Quality Parameter Through Setting 1 bit0 8 Color Adjustment L INLUT bit1 9 4 Color DLUT Color Con version bit2 10 3 Color DLUT Color Con version bit3 11 JPEG Compression bit4 12 K 5x5 Fil ter bit5 13 Resolution Conversion bit6 14 Delete Border bit7 15 TRC 950 105 IMAGE_PARAM_TH ROUGH3 Image Quality Parameter Through S...

Page 462: ... ory Silent Image Output 10 FXIF Test 11 Patch Pattern 12 AFE Maxi mum Transient Status 13 AFE Lamp 14 AFE Fixed Data Output 950 108 DIAG_IMG03_GRID _SIZE Test Pattern 3 Parameter 0 1023 200 1 Dot Grid Size 950 109 DIAG_IMG04_GRA DATION Test Pattern 4 Parameter 1 255 10 Vertical Gradation Step 950 110 DIAG_IMG05_GRA DATION Test Pattern 5 Parameter 1 255 10 Horizontal Grada tion Step 950 111 DIAG_I...

Page 463: ...Y_ H Fax Default Specified Time Hour 0 23 21 0h 23h 790 307 FAX_DEF_DELAY_ M Fax Default Specified Time Minute 0 59 0 0min 59min 701 006 SYS_SET_FAX_TR ANS SystemSetting Sent Unsent Report 0 2 1 0 Do Not Deliver 1 Deliver Upon Error 2 Always Deliver 701 007 SYS_SET_FAX_BR OAD SystemSetting Broadcast Report 0 2 2 0 Do Not Deliver 1 Deliver Upon Error 2 Always Deliver 701 008 SYS_SET_FAX_PR OTOCOL S...

Page 464: ...E FaxSetting Switch Receive Mode 0 4 0 For Tel Only 1 For Fax Only 2 Switch Tel Fax 3 Switch Ans Fax 4 DRPD Mode 825 017 FAX_SET_AT_TELF AX FaxSetting AutoAnswer Tel Fax Call Time 0 255 0 255 sec 825 018 FAX_SET_AT_ANS FAX FaxSetting AutoAnswer Ans Fax Call Time 0 255 0 255 sec 825 019 FAX_SET_AT_FAX FaxSetting AutoAnswer Fax Call Time 0 255 0 255 sec 825 031 FAX_SET_RESND FaxSetting Resend Times ...

Page 465: ...OFF 1 Min 2 Middle 3 Max 825 635 FAX_SET_CAPAB_ ECM FaxSetting ECM Setting 0 1 0 Disable 1 Enable 825 701 FAX_SET_UI_FAX_ SPEED On Panel Fax Communi cation Speed 0 4 0 2400 1 4800 2 9600 3 14400 4 33600 701 10 FAX_SET_FOWD_S ET FaxSetting Fax Receive Print Transfer 0 2 0 Do Not Transfer 2 Always Transfer 701 11 FAX_SET_FOWD_P RT FaxSetting Print Setting Upon Fax Receive Print Transfer 0 1 0 Do Not...

Page 466: ... DIAG_PAGE_MAR GIN Page Split Margin Reduc tion OFF 0 127 821 406 DIAG_COLOR_RX_ PAGE_LIMIT Maximum Value of 1 Page Data Upon Color Receive 0 64 701 009 DIAG_SEL_OPP_N AME Recipient Channel Sec ond Priority Notation Set ting of Communication Management Report 0 1 0 Name of Recipi ent Channel to be displayed when an individual protocol is used 1 Phone Number 790 401 DIAG_G3M_RX_RE SO Resolution Set...

Page 467: ...ER_OF _REDIAL_MAX Maximum Redial Times 0 255 825 036 DIAG_CAPAB_NUM _CHECK Check Same Recipient Upon Recalling 0 1 825 037 DIAG_NUM_CHEC K_TIMER Interval Until Resending to Same Recipient 1 255 825 045 DIAG_DAA_REG73 0 RingThreshold 0 255 825 046 DIAG_DAA_REG73 1 Complex 0 2 825 047 DIAG_DAA_REG73 3 DCCurve 0 4 825 048 DIAG_DAA_REG73 4 Rmake 0 255 825 049 DIAG_DAA_REG74 F FastEdgePulseDial 0 1 825...

Page 468: ...nal 15 255 825 084 DIAG_EX_RINGER _FREQ_ON_TIME External Phone Calling Frequency ON 6250 65535 6250 65535 3125 31250s 825 085 DIAG_EX_RINGER _FREQ_OFF_TIME External Phone Calling Frequency OFF 6250 65535 6250 65535 3125 31250s 825 086 DIAG_EX_RINGER _ON_T1 External Phone Calling ON Time T1 5 250 825 087 DIAG_EX_RINGER _OFF_T2 External Phone Calling OFF Time T2 5 250 825 088 DIAG_EX_RINGER _ON_T3 E...

Page 469: ...rn 0 1 825 111 DIAG_DIALTONE_ ONOFFPTN_MIN Minimum Time of Dial Tone ON OFF 0 255 825 112 DIAG_DIALTONE_ ONOFFPTN_MAX Maximum Time of Dial Tone ON OFF 8 255 825 201 DIAG_NCU_COUNT RY_RELAY NCU Country Setting Relay Setting 0 1 825 202 DIAG_DAA_REG73 2 FastEdgePulseDial2 0 2 825 203 DIAG_DAA_REG_E MI DAA SSD Register 0x02 Setting 0 255 825 601 DIAG_LINE_MONIT OR_ENABLE Line Monitor Setting 0 1 825 ...

Page 470: ...ITUT_PIX_D ELAY Image Information Send Delay Time 0 255 825 620 DIAG_G3M_DROP_ OUT_TIMER Image Information Receive Dropout Obser vation Timer Value 0 255 825 621 DIAG_G3M_NSF_DI S_TIME NSF DIS Transmission Time 0 3 825 622 DIAG_G3M_TX_MO DEM_SPEED Communication Mode Upon Sending Speed 0 5 825 623 DIAG_G3M_RX_MO DEM_SPEED Communication Mode Upon Receiving Speed 0 5 825 625 DIAG_G3M_DIS_IG NORE_NO D...

Page 471: ...on Value 0 127 825 643 DIAG_G3M_EQM_T CM72 TCM7200bps EQM Com parison Value 0 127 825 644 DIAG_G3M_EQM_T CM96 TCM9600bps EQM Com parison Value 0 127 825 645 DIAG_G3M_V34_M AX_SYMBOL_RATE Symbol Speed Maximum Allowed Value Enable Upon Receiving 0 5 825 646 DIAG_G3M_V34_M AX_BIT_RATE Bit Speed Maximum Value 1 14 825 647 DIAG_G3M_V34_S YM_RATE_ENABLE 1 Symbol Speed Enable Command 0 61 825 648 DIAG_G3...

Page 472: ...IZE V34 1 Frame Size 0 1 825 667 DIAG_TONE_TX_A TT Tone Transmission Level 0 15 825 668 DIAG_RX_ATT Incoming Level 0 3 825 669 DIAG_SAVE_ERRO R_RX_DATA Store Decode Error Page 0 1 825 673 DIAG_DFAULT_JBI G_LRLTWO LRLTWO Reference Line Value 0 1 825 702 DIAG_EXTEL_HOO K_THRESH_0 Threshold Value 0 for External Phone HOOK Detection 0 255 825 703 DIAG_EXTEL_HOO K_THRESH_1 Threshold Value 1 for Externa...

Page 473: ..._FAXCOM_DE BUG_INFO 0 1 950 013 DIAG_G3M_V8_SHI FT_G3 0 1 950 014 DIAG_SERIMON_R X_ENABLE 0 1 950 015 DIAG_CODEC_DEB UG_DISP 0 1 950 016 DIAG_WARMBOOT _DISABLE 0 1 950 017 DIAG_FORCED_PO LLING 0 1 950 018 DIAG_REMOTE_DI AG 0 1 950 019 DIAG_ECM_RX_64 Frame Size Setting Upon ECM Sending 0 1 950 020 DIAG_ECM_TX_64 Frame Size Setting Upon ECM Receiving 0 1 950 021 DIAG_SELECT_LN Select Maximum Record ...

Page 474: ...ec 825 709 DIAG_ANSWER_D ELAY_MAXIMUM Maximum Call Time in Auto Receive Mode FAX only DRPD 0 255 0 Disable 1 255 sec 825 710 DIAG_DIS_DP Restrict Dial Pulse 0 1 0 Allow DP 1 Restrict DP 825 707 DIAG_FAXLINE_TE ST_VOLTAGETHRE SH Voltage Threshold Value for Line Voltage Detection 10 50 10 50 1Step 1V Table 6 61 Parameter List Chain Link Parameter Name Range Factory Default Remarks ...

Page 475: ...Data 3 3 3 3 3 System Error History 3 3 3 SW Bug History 3 3 3 Diag History 3 3 3 Local ID G3 3 3 3 Local Name 3 3 3 TX Header Logo 3 3 3 Forward Dial Number 3 3 3 System Counter 3 Speed Dial Block Speed Dial Control Block 3 3 3 Dial Group Block Group Dial Registration Block 3 3 3 SCAN to FTP SMB Address Book 3 3 3 SCAN to Email Address Book 3 3 3 Email Group Block E mail Group Registration Block ...

Page 476: ...3 3 3 3 Directory Management Table 3 3 3 3 3 FAT Chain Table 3 3 3 3 3 FAT Chain Save Area 3 3 3 3 3 FAT Deletion Status Table 3 3 3 3 3 Sector Erase Count Table 3 Garbage Collection Information 3 3 3 3 3 Sector for Garbage Collection 3 3 3 3 3 Reserved Sector for Garbage Collection 3 3 3 3 3 Fax Communication Speed Counter 3 ADF Scan Counter 3 Platen Scan Counter 3 Total Signal Number 3 3 3 Signa...

Page 477: ...User Clear and then press the OK button 5 Press the OK button 6 Use the Back or Stop button to return to the Fax Scanner Diag screen 7 Exits the CE mode See 6 4 4 How to Exit the CE Mode Fax Scanner Diag BackUp Data BackUp Data All Clear BackUp Data User Clear User Clear Ready User Clear Processing User Clear Complete Fax Scanner Diag BackUp Data ...

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Page 480: ...neral Connection Wiring Diagram 7 12 7 4 2 General Wiring Diagram 7 14 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 16 7 5 1 Notes on Using the Wiring Diagram between Parts 7 16 7 5 2 Configuration of the Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 18 7 5 2 1 Power 7 20 7 5 2 2 Drive 7 22 7 5 2 3 ROS 7 24 7 5 2 4 Xero HVPS 7 26 7 5 2 5 Fusing 7 28 7 5 2 6 Controller 7 30 7 5 2 7 Scanner 7 32 7 5 2 ...

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Page 482: ...L18 2 2 and HARNESS ASSY MCU24V PL18 3 6 22 B 126 Connects PWBA MCU PL18 2 2 and HARNESS ASSY LV PL18 3 5 23 A 126 Connects PWBA MCU PL18 2 2 and HARNESS ASSY FSR PL18 3 9 24 C 126 Connects PWBA MCU PL18 2 2 and HARNESS ASSY OP FDR PL18 3 8 25 D 126 Connects PWBA MCU PL18 2 2 and HARNESS ASSY XERO CRUM PL18 3 12 26 E 128 Connects PWBA MCU PL18 2 2 and HARNESS ASSY HV PL18 3 13 27 B 127 Connects PW...

Page 483: ...412 A 112 Connects PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 and WIRELESS ADAPTER PL18 1 17 413 A 111 Connects PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 and HARNESS ASSY FRONT USB Z AIO PL18 1 8 414 A 110 PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 Ethernet Port 419 H 182 Connects PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY PL10 1 5 and HARNESS ASSY FDR DRAWER 1 PL10 1 18 420 G 182 Connects PWBA ASSY OPT TRAY PL10 1 5 and HARNESS ASSY OP L COMP PL10 2 3 421 E 112 Connects PWBA ESS PL18 1 2 and ...

Page 484: ...ts No Paper Sensor PL10 2 2 and HARNESS ASSY OP L COMP PL10 2 3 4201 F 183 Connects CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED PL10 1 8 and HARNESS ASSY OP L COMP PL10 2 3 4221 F 182 Connects MOTOR ASSY OPT TRAY PL10 1 19 and HARNESS ASSY TRAY MOT PL10 1 11 Table 7 1 P J Coordinates Description ...

Page 485: ...on List 7 4 7 1 2 Plug Jack Location A 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 101 B C D E F G H I J K L ZaA07001AA 414 451 411 412 402 421 422 431 441 213 211 230 240 212 250 241 210 220 201 200 ESS LVPS 2 453 452 251 1 401 413 ...

Page 486: ...7 Wiring Data 7 1 Plug Jack Location List 7 5 A 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 116 B C D E F G H I J K L ZaS07002AA 261 19 18 21 11 26 12 16 17 14 15 13 10 27 23 22 24 25 20 MCU HVPS 30 ...

Page 487: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 1 Plug Jack Location List 7 6 A 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 131 B C D E F G H I J K L ZaA07003AA 501 502 ...

Page 488: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 1 Plug Jack Location List 7 7 A 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 146 B C D E F G H I J K L ZaA07004AA 233 2401 101 271 ...

Page 489: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 1 Plug Jack Location List 7 8 A 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 161 B C D E F G H I J K L ZaA07005AA 111 253 254 ...

Page 490: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 1 Plug Jack Location List 7 9 A 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 176 B C D E F G H I J K L ZaA07006AA 419 421 420 422 4221 4201 4200 243 ...

Page 491: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 2 Wire Network Undescribed 7 10 7 2 Wire Network Undescribed ...

Page 492: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 3 BSD Undescribed 7 11 7 3 BSD Undescribed ...

Page 493: ...tion between parts by tightening of a screw Indicates a frame ground Represents a connector The connector No is indicated inside the box Represents a connection terminal with a plate spring on the printed circuit board The connector terminal No is indicated inside the box Represents a connector directly connected to the printed circuit board The connector No is indicated inside the box The box con...

Page 494: ...g Data 7 4 Connection Wiring Diagram 7 13 Represents a screw for fixing wiring harness and a conductive member such as a plate spring Represents a conductive member such as a plate spring Table 7 2 Symbol Description ...

Page 495: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 4 Connection Wiring Diagram 7 14 7 4 2 General Wiring Diagram ...

Page 496: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 4 Connection Wiring Diagram 7 15 ...

Page 497: ...he connector Pxx and Jxx Denotes the parts PL X Y Z implies the item Z of plate PL X Y in Chapter 5 Parts List Denotes functional parts attached with functional parts name Denotes the control and its outline in PWB Denotes a connection between parts with harnesses or wires attached with signal name contents Denotes the function and logic value of the signal to operate the function Low L High H The...

Page 498: ... given voltage is for signal in high status The arrow indicates the direction of signal Denotes a connection between wires I L 24VDC Denotes DC voltage when the interlock switch in HNB MCU WITH CPU turns on 5VDC 3 3VDC Denotes DC voltage SG Denotes signal ground AG Denotes analog ground RTN Denotes the return Table 7 3 Symbols Description EXIT PAPER SENSED L 3 3VDC ...

Page 499: ...ctions of PWBA MCU and CLUTCH ASSY EXIT Connections of PWBA MCU and CLUTCH ASSY INVERT 3 ROS Connections of PWBA MCU and ROS ASSY Connections of PWBA ESS and ROS ASSY 4 Xero HVPS Connections of PWBA MCU and CONNECTOR ASSY CRUM TONER Connections of PWBA MCU and CONNECTOR ASSY XERO Connections of PWBA MCU and HVPS 5 Fusing Connections of PWBA MCU and FUSING UNIT Connections of FUSING UNIT and PWB LV...

Page 500: ...nnections of PWBA ESS and DADF ASSY 8 Optional 250 Sheet Feeder Connections of PWB LVPS and PWB ASSY OPT TRAY Connections of PWBA MCU and PWB ASSY OPT TRAY Connections of PWB ASSY OPT TRAY and MOTOR ASSY OPTION Connections of PWB ASSY OPT TRAY and CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED Connections of PWB ASSY OPT TRAY and No Paper Sensor ...

Page 501: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 20 7 5 2 1 Power ...

Page 502: ...re is overvoltage The operating voltage of the overvoltage protection of each output is as following 24VDC 27VDC 36VDC 5VDC 7VDC 3 3VDC 4 6VDC Table 7 4 Signal line name Description HEAT1 HEATEN Control signal of the Heater I L R OPEN The Open Close Detection Signal of the Rear Cover I L F OPEN The Open Close Detection Signal of the Front Cover ALM LV FAN LV FAN STOP Control signal of the LVPS FAN...

Page 503: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 22 7 5 2 2 Drive ...

Page 504: ...ol signal of the DRIVE ASSY MAIN DISP XB DISP B DISP A DISP XA Drive control signal of the MOTOR DISP REGI CL ON ON OFF signal of the REGI CLUTCH CST CL ON ON OFF signal of the CST FEED CLUTCH MSI FEED SOL ON ON OFF signal of the SOLENOID FEED MSI EXIT CL ON ON OFF signal of the CLUTCH ASSY EXIT INVERT CL ON ON OFF signal of the CLUTCH ASSY INVERT ...

Page 505: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 24 7 5 2 3 ROS ...

Page 506: ... 6 Signal line name Description ROS MOT ON ROS CLOCK Control signal of the Motor Polygon Assy PWBA MCU Motor Polygon Assy SOS SNR PCONT 1 VREF MO2 PCONT 2 LDENB Control signal of the ROS PWBA MCU PWBA LDD DATA 1 DATA 1 DATA 2 DATA 2 Video signal of the PWBA ESS PWBA ESS PWBA LDD ...

Page 507: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 26 7 5 2 4 Xero HVPS ...

Page 508: ...ty data measured by the ATC Sensor MSI NO PAPER SNR Paper detect signal by the MSI No Paper Sensor CST NO PAPER SNR Paper detect signal by the CST No Paper Sensor REGI SNR Paper detect signal by the Regi Sensor TEMP The temperature data in the machine that is measured by the Temp Sensor HUMI The humidity data in the machine that is measured by the Humi Sensor TR IMON DA CR DA DBDC DA DBAC DA TR DA...

Page 509: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 28 7 5 2 5 Fusing ...

Page 510: ...re data measured by Temp Sensor Main for controlling temperature STS SIDE Temperature data measured by Temp Sensor Side for controlling temperature HEAT1 HEATEN Control signal of the Heater ALM R FAN R FAN LOW R FAN STOP Control signal of the Rear Fan FAN SUB EXIT SENSOR Paper detect signal of the Fusing Exit by the EXIT SENSOR ...

Page 511: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 30 7 5 2 6 Controller ...

Page 512: ...EST PRINT CMD READY COMMAND STATUS IOT PWR STS Control signal of the PWBA ESS RDY PWR ON Control signal of the LVPS PWBA MCU PWBA ESS SPEAKER POWER SAVE LED CNT POWER SAVE LED PWR POWER SAVE SW INPUT TXD UI POWER 5VDC RXD UI POWER 3 3VDC Control signal of the CONSOLE ASSY MFP VBUS DATA DATA Control signal of the PWB ASSY FRONT USB ...

Page 513: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 32 7 5 2 7 Scanner ...

Page 514: ... 7 33 Table 7 10 Signal line name Description SCAN B SCAN B SCAN A SCAN A Control signal of the Carriage Motor FB Motor SOL OUT SCAN A DADF SCAN A DADF SCAN B DADF SCAN B DADF IIT 5VDC S ENTRY N S FEED N S COVER N S FEED2 N S COVER2 N Control signal of the DADF ASSY ...

Page 515: ...Chapter 7 Wiring Data 7 5 Interconnection Wiring Diagram of Parts 7 34 7 5 2 8 Optional 250 Sheet Feeder ...

Page 516: ...D TRAY SENS FEED RXD FEED TXD Control signal of the PWB ASSY OPT TRAY OP FEED MOTOR ON OP FEED MOTOR ALARM OP FEED MOTOR CLOCK OP FEED MOTOR GAIN Drive control signal of the MOTOR ASSY OPTION FEED ROLL CLUTCH ON ON OFF signal of the CLUTCH ASSY OPT FEED PAPER SENSED SIGNAL Paper detect signal by the No Paper Sensor ...

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Page 520: ...ult Occurs 10 15 10 7 2 Send Fault 10 15 10 7 3 Receive Fault 10 16 10 8 Other Problems 10 18 10 9 Functions of SCANNER ASSY 10 19 10 9 1 Document Scanning 10 19 10 9 2 Document Scanning at Platen IIT 10 19 10 9 3 Document Scanning at DADF 10 20 10 10 Paper Path 10 21 10 10 1 Paper Path of DADF Simplex 10 21 10 10 2 Paper Path of DADF Duplex 10 22 10 11 Functions of Major Functional Components 10 ...

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Page 522: ...ted by string with electrical signals The two paper cups correspond to microphone and speaker and the string to the telephone line Because electrical signals travel over the telephone line at a high speed with minimal attenuation the telephone enables conversation over great distances Voice is changed into electrical signals using electromagnetic induction a process by which electrical signals are...

Page 523: ...KjA10001XA N S N S String telephone Telephone Hello Hello Hello Vibration Electromagnetic induction a b Hello Electrical current Diaphragm Speaker Microphone Diaphragm Magnet N polarity Magnet S polarity a The coil in the magnetic field is vibrated b An electric current alternating current is generated in the coil The magnetic field around the coil is altered ...

Page 524: ...by dividing a continuously changing electrical signal according to a certain rate of time then converting each division to a value of 1 or 0 depending on whether it is greater or less than a specified threshold value Compared to an analog signal a digital signal offers pre cise data exchange because the only change that must be handled is that between 1 high voltage and 0 low voltage with respect ...

Page 525: ...1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Analog signal Digital signal Voltage Time Voltage Time Voltage Time The signal is converted to 1 or 0 depending on whether it is higher or lower than a threshold value In other words the waveform is quantified Threshold value Higher 1 Lower 0 ...

Page 526: ...ces The route itself comprises various components such as metallic cable and optical cable The entire transmission path between the two telephones is called an analog telephone network An analog telephone network comprises the following four parts KjA10003XA Analog Telephone Network Configuration Telephone set Telephone set Switch Switch Subscriber line Transmission route Subscriber line KjA10004X...

Page 527: ...um ber They are known as dial types Most recent telephones can automatically distinguish the dial type One type is Pulse Dialing PD also called Dial Pulse DP After the rotary dial on a dial phone is rotated the dial returns to its original position While returning the electric current is interrupted dividing the signal into pulses the number of times corresponding to the number dialed The switch d...

Page 528: ...the telephone of the called party The telephone that receives the ring ing signal emits its ring tone At the same time the called party s local switch sends a ring back tone RBT to the calling party s telephone to indicate that a connection to the called party has been established KjA10005XA 697Hz 1209Hz 1336Hz 1447Hz 770Hz 852Hz 941Hz Pulse Dialing Tone Dialing Pulse dialing Tone dialing Switch S...

Page 529: ...d called parties This is when a communications path is established between the both parties KjA10006XA Connecting Out of Town Calls a Lift the handset b Dial the number c Calling d Line established 1 Dial tone Calling party Called party Local Switch Local Switch Tandem Switch Tandem Switch 2 Phone number 3 Lines are automatically connected Connection established 4 Ring back tone 4 Ringing signal H...

Page 530: ...switch that connects multiple analog telephones to a single line to establish an in house phone system If there is a switch on site set the line type to PBX Dial Types z Tone Push Dial Pulse Dial 10PPS Pulse Dial 20PPS Refer to 10 2 Telephone Call Connection Mechanism PPS Pulse Per Second Others z Branch Connection To connect multiple telephones to a single line in parallel Telephones and FAXes ma...

Page 531: ...nal from a scanned image is subjected to DA conversion modulation by the control circuit to enable transmission over an analog telephone line After conversion the data is sent as an analog signal The sound audible during transmission is image data that has become an analog signal that is an audio signal The analog signal arriving over the telephone line is then subjected to AD conversion demodulat...

Page 532: ...in the horizontal direction and 3 85 divisions per millimeter in the vertical direction This means that the 200 dpi in line Carriage Assy is shifted approximately four times per millime ter in the vertical direction For an A4 original the data amounts to approximately two million pixels In the high quality mode G3 Fine scanning resolution is 8 divisions per millimeter in the horizontal direction a...

Page 533: ...p 6 is automatically performed to answer KjA10008XA CCD Image Sensor 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 FAX System Detail Scanner Scanning LED Original Original Black becomes 0 white 1 creating Digital data Image Control circuit Digital signal Modem DA conversion modulation A D conversion unit A D conversion unit NCU NCU Analog signal Sending FAX Telephone line Receiving FAX Control circuit Modem...

Page 534: ...ows For FAX prepa ration for delivery of image data is required that includes the following types of exchanges z The sending FAX indicates that the transmission is a FAX transmission z The receiving FAX indicates that it is ready to receive and also its communications capacity z The sending FAX then sends data in accordance with the receiving FAX s communications capacity Once mutual preparation i...

Page 535: ...Issued Minimum Transmis sion Time for Single Page A4 Document Maximum Resolution Maximum Transmission Speed Features Group1 G1 1968 Approx 6 min 100 x 100dpi Analog First standard Analog transmission No band compression technology Group2 G2 1976 Approx 3 min 100 x 100dpi Analog Analog transmission Band compression technology adopted Group3 G3 1980 Approx 1 min 14 4kbps Approx 3 sec 33 6kbps 600 x ...

Page 536: ...is in the scanner or printer by operating each unit separately via a computer 10 7 2 Send Fault 1 Problem with printing quality at receiving FAX such as corrupt image lines in image top bottom cut off a If copy function is normal Cause Degraded telephone line connection caused by noise etc or a fault in receiving FAX s printer Corrective Action Determine whether fault is in telephone line or at re...

Page 537: ...tion is normal Cause Degraded telephone line connection caused by noise etc or a fault in sending FAX s scanner Corrective Action Determine whether fault is in telephone line or at sending FAX by trying copy function at receiving FAX NOTE If the telephone line condition is degraded white horizontal lines missing rows and or cut off top bottom may occur NOTE Branch connections or incoming call call...

Page 538: ... 10 Principle of Operation 10 7 Fault Isolation Procedure for FAX 10 17 NOTE If a call is made to the FAX from a telephone and the FAX does not emit its ringing sound a tele phone line fault is highly probable ...

Page 539: ...bscriber Line with differing upstream and downstream transmis sion speeds SDSL Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line with symmetrical upstream and downstream transmission speeds and VDSL Very high bit rate Digital Subscriber Line which features higher speed However because the line is used for both voice and data transmission various problems may occur such as noise during spoken conversation low soun...

Page 540: ... Array for illuminating a document the CCD Image Sensor for photo electronic converting image data the mirrors and the lens By the drive from the Carriage Motor the Carriage Assy in the IIT moves at the shifting speed corresponding to the set magnification and irradiates the document by the LED array The optical image of the document irra diated by the LED array is reflected by the multiple mirror...

Page 541: ...Scanner Home Position CVT Constant Velocity Transport of the Carriage Assy in the IIT allowing the reflected image to be read by the CCD Image Sensor through the Rod Scope For the scanning method refer to 10 9 2 Document Scanning at Platen IIT KjA10010AA CCD Image Sensor Mirror Lens Document LED Array Mirror Pressure Plate Nudger Roll Feed Roll Take away Roll CVT Position DADF Assy IIT Assy Exit R...

Page 542: ... the Feed Roll and the Retard Pad while being fed into the DADF Inside the DADF the sheet is fed by the Takeaway Roll that rotates by the torque from the DADF Motor to the Scanner Home CVT Constant Velocity Transport Position in the Carriage Assy and is scanned After being scanned the sheet is ejected to the Document Output Tray of the DADF by the Transport Roll and Exit Roll that rotates by the t...

Page 543: ... the Transfer Roll is switched so the rotation is in a positive manner although the DADF Motor rotates in a negative manner When the document is fed near side of the Take away Roll switch the position of the Pressure Plate to below to make the DADF Motor return to the positive rotation drive and the document is fed to the Scanner Home Position CVT Position by the torque from the Transport Roll The...

Page 544: ...e components z UI User Interface and AIO Engine z Scanner 10 11 1 UI User Interface and AIO Engine CONSOLE ASSY MFP PL1 1 1 The CONSOLE ASSY MFP displays the state of the printer and fax using LCD and LED and operates the printer and fax using the buttons PWB ASSY FAX PL18 1 10 The PWB for controlling the FAX signal PWB ASSY FRONT USB PL18 1 11 The PWB for controlling the USB signal PWB ASSY FAX C...

Page 545: ...he Carriage Assy z Scanner Home Position Sensor Home Pos Sensor The part of the rear side of the Carriage Assy frame functions as an actuator and blocks the light of the Scanner Home Position Sensor thus detecting the registration position z CCD PWB The PWB mounted with the CCD Image Sensor that inputs the image data ZaA10002AA Scanner Home Position Sensor CCD PWB Carriage Motor ...

Page 546: ...Scan Sensor Feed Sensor Located near side of the Takeaway Roll and detects the scanning timing Presence entrance of light absence NO entrance of light z Duplex Sensor DADF Duplex Sensor Detects that a reverse side of a document is nipped into the duplex feed path by the torque of the Transport Roll after scanning the front side of the document is completed and then the document is reversed Presenc...

Page 547: ...DF starts feeding the front portion of the Pickup Assy is lowered This unlocks the Document Stopper that blocks the document and the Document Stopper is pressed by the lead edge of the document in the feed direction and the document is fed When the paper feed is completed the Pickup Assy returns to its original position Document When a document is loaded When a document is fed Document Stopper ZaA...

Page 548: ... by the rotation of the Takeaway Roll If a jam occurs between the Pinch Roll Assy and the Takeaway Roll it is hard to retrieve documents due to the high spring pressure of Pinch Roll Assy In order to retrieve jammed documents open the Cover Assy DADF to release the spring pressure and make enough clearance between the Pinch Rolls and the Takeaway Roll Open COVER TOP DADF ASSY Close COVER TOP ADF A...

Page 549: ...onents 10 28 10 11 3 Data Flow The image data from the document set on the IIT or DADF goes through the following components before it is printed at the Engine section Document CCD Image Sensor IIT ASSY ROS ASSY Drum XERO ASSY Controller PWBA ESS AIO Scanner Engine ZaA10006AA ...

Page 550: ...ge sensor AGC Auto Gain Control White Level Variation Adjustment During AGC the Scanner ASSY is moved to the position of the white reference plate and the Exposure Lamp is illuminated The light reflected from the white reference plate is read by the CMOS Image Sen sor as the white reference value which is used to adjust CMOS Image Sensor output AOC Auto Offset Control AOC is performed by turning o...

Page 551: ... accord ing to data entered at the operation panel The following figure shows the system configuration Image Signal Status PWBA FAX PWBA ESS AIO Drive Signal Message Signal Drive Signal Image Signal Sensor Signal Switch Signal Telephone Line DADF Sensor Motor Control Panel Switch Display LED Scanner Motor Sensor Lamp PWBA MCU Drive Signal Command Sensor Signal ZaA10007AA ...

Page 552: ...ute of DADF Motor 10 31 10 13 Drive Transmission Route of DADF Motor 10 13 1 DADF Motor This section describes the drive transmission route from the DADF Motor to each roller FRONT ZaA10008AA Takeaway Roll TRANSPORT ROOL EXIT ROLL DADF MOTOR NUDGER ROLL FEED ROLL ...

Page 553: ...mat parts of manual not used etc Specific errors or deficiencies should be referenced by page and or page number PUBLICATION COMMENT SHEET Mail to your Technical Support Department and they will pass to us Customer Engineer OpCo Technical Support Department FX TS OSG Use black pencil or ink Date Publication No Title of Publication Date and Revision of Publication Description of Error or Deficiency...

Page 554: ...e CLEAR TAPE Before sealing please be sure that all information is completed on reverse side FUJI XEROX Co Ltd SECOND FOLD CLEAR TAPE Attn TS OSG MinatoMirai Center Bldg 6F 3 6 1 Minatomirai Nishi ku Yokohama shi Kanagawa Japan 220 0012 ...

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