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Page 1: ... all of the information contained in this manual carefully This will help the equipment demonstrate its performance and ensure its long term service Since the CP 31 uses chemical solutions daily maintenance is essential for proper operation Caution never turn on the unit without full solution trays Turning the unit on when dry will cause serious damage Contents CP 31 FEATURES CP 31 SPECIFICATIONS ...

Page 2: ... P31MANUAL CONTENTS http www fiijimoto photo co jp fpi_e 31e_manu contents htm FILLING THE MACHINE DEVELOPING DRAINING CLEANING 2 of 2 15 06 2007 12 28 PM ...

Page 3: ...revent problems commonto other roller transport processors Paper sensor detects paper feed Small profile allows easy convenient placement beside an enlarger CP 31 SPECIFICATIONS Transport System Transport Speed Processing Time Processing Baths Capacity Temperature Control Opposed roller transport system processing Size RCtype paper 305x 406mm 12 x 16inch 483 x 108mm 31 2x41 2 inch 42 420mm per min...

Page 4: ...llers andagitation will automatically stop when the processor is not used for more than 45 minutes then runs intermittently for 3 seconds at an interval of 15seconds The standby function will release and return to normal operation when paper is inserted Equipped with a ventilation fan for discharging humidity Drained independently from each bath by a drain pipe 230 115 volt 50 60 cycles 23 50 x 24...

Page 5: ...CP31MANUAL PARTS DISCRIPTION http www fiijimoto photo co jp pi_e 31e_manu descript htm PARTS DESCRIPTION lofl 15 06 2007 12 28 PM ...

Page 6: ...he temperature of the No 1 bath The set temperature will rise with UP and temperature will drop with DOWN 3 Set button This is used for setting the upper and lower limit of the temperature of the No 1 bath solution 4 Paper sensor lamp A lamp which shows the condition of paper feed The lamp will light when paper passes through the inlet rack 5 Warning lamp This lamp will light if the set temperatur...

Page 7: ...temperature pilot lamp The lamp will light when heater is actuated and goes off when the heater is off 3 Dial for setting transport speed This dial is for setting the transport speed processing time of paper 4 Transport speed display Displays the transport speed of paper in units of mm min Refer to table on page 18 for the relationship between transport speed and processing time 2 of 2 15 06 2007 ...

Page 8: ...operation of drive moter and agitation Power switch OFF water Setting tenperature of solution Power switch ON Set temperature of solution Setting of transport speed Test run Insert paper and check deveroping operation with 4Jr water Power switch OFF Drain water Pour in processing solution Carefully mix each solution Processing Power switch ON solution 5 minute standby Stabilization of solution tem...

Page 9: ...I Automatic developing in Daylight daylight Sensor lamp goes off I Open cover shield in dark room f Dark room t Continuous developing W Sensor lamp goes on I I Close cover shield 4 Daylight Washing and drying Cleaning Draining of solution Power switchOFF Drain solution Cleaning Pour water in Power switch ON Clean bath by agitation Power switch OFF Power switch OFF Drain water 2 of 2 15 06 2007 12 ...

Page 10: ...rder of the upper cover inlet rack No 1 2 cross over guide and the No 1 2 3 racks Removethe cross over guide by pulling up the left side as shown by the arrow mark in Fig 2 3 Fig 4 Put hot water in and perform level adjustment Put hot water in which is 1C deg 2 C deg higher than the processing temperature up to the level line of each bath and adjust the main body with the level adjusting screw unt...

Page 11: ...h bath The unit is working properly if the drive shaft starts to turn slowly and water spouts from the agitation nozzle Standby Mechanism The drive motor and the agitation pump will operate continuously for about 45 minutes after turning power switch ON and then operate intermittently for 3 seconds at an interval of 15 seconds This will stop automatically and return to continuous operation when de...

Page 12: ...discharged To restore this situation switch on the unit for about 10 minutes to make the battery start to charge and follow the steps on how to reset WARNING Be sure to pour water to each bath before switching on the unit How to Reset Temperature 1 Switch on the unit for about 1Q minutes 2 Pull out the front drawer and push the reset button with a fine stick Isee figurel Now resetting is completed...

Page 13: ...value of the set temperature The value will change 0 1 QC every time the set button is pressed and continuous pressing will keep changing the value rnwk ot when actual temperafefe exceeds the set temperature and temp wi TNs w t aetes temperature reaches the sc t s This vs l display in afecR goon Clipper and lower limit of set temperature With the processing temperature of the solution as the lower...

Page 14: ...ith the exception of high temperature processing most of the bleaching and fixing can be used in this condition Minute adjustment of the solution temperature can be performed by turning the temperature setting dial in a clockwise direction to raise the temperature and counterclockwise to lower the temperature Follow procedures as described below when first setting the new temperature of the soluti...

Page 15: ... dial of that bath fully in a clockwise direction The solution temperature pilot lamp will light Wait until the solution reaches the set temperature Fig 3 D When the temperature of the solution reachesthe set temperature turn the temperature setting dial of that bath slowly back in a counter clockwise direction and stop where the solution temperature pilot lamp goes off Fig 4 Check temperature for...

Page 16: ...CP31MANUAL_SETTING THE SOLUTION TEMPERATURE http www fujimoto photo co jp pi_e 31e_manu set_temp htm Turn power switch OFF Next set the transport speed 5 of 5 15 06 2007 12 29 PM ...

Page 17: ...the transport speed dial Pull out the control box turn the transport speed dial and display the speed The speed is displayed in mm min Though the speed is displayed in mm min refer to table in page 1 8 for the relation between transport speed and processing time Each bath has the same processing time o ths speed dispsiy may ehsnp after hut this usffetiOft w notaffect 4 After setting the speed turn...

Page 18: ... the settings but before pouring in the processing solution pre check developing operation with water A Fig 1 2 3 Mount each part to the main body After making sure that water is in the bath mount the No 1 2 3 racks No 1 2 cross over guides and then the inlet rack to the main body Plug in the connector of the inlet rack to the connector of the main body Water will overflow slightly when the rack i...

Page 19: ... pins 2 pcs at the left side of the main body Open the cover shield and insert the paper with the film surface facing up from the paper guide and make sure the paper sensor lamp lights on the control panel The paper will come out slowly from the paper outlet of the main body Notice The actual developing work is performed in a dark room This section describes a test run in ordinary room light for t...

Page 20: ...CP31MANUAL TEST RUN http www fhjimoto photo co jp i_e 31e_manu testrun htm 3 of 3 15 06 2007 12 30 PM ...

Page 21: ...llon of processing solution with the temperature of the solution 1 2 C deg higher than the set temperature Fig 4 Pour solution into each bath Insert the tip of the funnel provided into the inlet port on the bottom of the bath and pour solution up to the level line of the No 3 bath No 2 bath and then the No 1 bath Keep any processing solution left over for replenishment Caution Care should be taken...

Page 22: ...y water on the cross over guides can be the cause of developing stains 6 Check the functioning of the drive gear Fig 8 Turn power switch ON and make sure the drive gears of each rack are functioning properly Be sure the slit of the rack drive gear shaft is mated to the positioning plate of the main body Fig 9 Install the upper cover Install the upper cover to the main body After fitting the 2 hole...

Page 23: ...CP31MANUAL FILLING THE MACfflNE http www fiijimoto photo co jp ipi_e 31e_manu filling htm 3 of 3 15 06 2007 12 30 PM ...

Page 24: ...oom and slide it slowly along the paper guide with emulsion side up The CP 31 is capable of developing sizes from 31 2 x 4 5 inches 83mm x 108mm up to 12 x 16 305mm x 406mm Caution The CP 31 will not accept and develop papers with an overall length of less than 108mm and width of less than 40mm Extra care should be taken with test prints of small sizes Be careful not to fingerprint the paper s emu...

Page 25: ...rrow papers in the center part of the paper guide A standby condition may occur during processing if a narrow width paper is developed without passing through the paper sensor Turn OFF the power switch if this happens The standby will release by turning switch ON again Fig 5 Close cover shield Close the cover shield after making sure that the paper sensor lamp is ON Processing can now be done in o...

Page 26: ...rformed since the washing process of the No 3 bath is merely for rinsing Only dry paper after a complete and thorough wash Caution CP 31 during developing standby Although the main body is forced ventilated by a ventilation fan when power switch is ON to limit as much as possible the affects caused by humidity it is advised to keep the cover shield open when not developing during standby The CP 31...

Page 27: ...CP31MAMJAL_DEVELOPING http www fujimoto photo co jp foi_e 3 le_manu develop htm paper sensor as described in 2of this page 4 of 4 15 06 2007 12 30 PM ...

Page 28: ...ot drain if the power switch is On 2 Fig 1 Drain solution Pull out the three drain hoses located at the bottom of the main body Remove the drain cap and place the hose in a container of more than 2 liters I1 2gallonl Drain solutions from each bath Caution Solutions will rush out from the hose when removing the drain cap Be careful not to spill it Install cap Install the drain cap Be sure to clean ...

Page 29: ...rom the main body Washing of the inlet rack is strictly prohibited Fig 1 Wipe the soiled parts such as the roller guide plate of the inlet rack lightly with a wet and soft cloth Caution Never wash the inlet rack with water as electrical parts are attached to it washing the inlet rack with water can cause trouble Be sure to fully dry the electrical parts before use if water is found on them 4 Fig 2...

Page 30: ...drain water with the drain hose Repeat this at least more than 3 times After washing is finished wipe clean of any moisture that remains Caution Be careful so that water does not enter into the gearbox The drive shaft will turn when the power switch is turned ON and since the rack is removed care should be taken so that the cleaning cloth does not get caught in the shaft 8 Wipe clean any moisture ...

Page 31: ...or fully automatic processing image processor CP 31 This picture shows the Main Body Easy to Use Automatic Processor The CP31 is an automatic processor for RC paper up to 12X16 inches This compact processor can be placed next to enlarger within a limited space This small unit is loaded with professional features that make it a logical choice for serious amateurs and professionals alike Smoth Paper...

Page 32: ...The temperature is displayed with all accuracy of 0 1 deg C The analog heater of the 2nd and 3rd bath controls temperature within 0 2 deg C Furthermore the temperature of each bath can be set individually The temperature can be set to 50 deg Cfor the 1st bath and up to 40 deg C for the 2nd and 3rd baths enabling the CP31to process EP2 RA4 B W and Cibachrome P 30 Advanced Agitation Each bath of the...

Page 33: ...xtremely economical processor to operate Each bath is designed to minimize oxidation Convenient Paper Feed Sensor The infrared paper sensor lamp illuminates when the cover shield of the CP31 is opened and the paper is inserted The sensor lamp goes off when the paper is fully immersed in the 1st bath developer signalling that the next sheet can be inserted This helps to prevent paper overlap and fa...

Page 34: ...1 htm CP31 Rear View Gear Box Orair Hoss Overflow Hose Specifications Features and specifications subject to change without noutice Main Body connected with the WD Module SpaceRequirement 1200 W X 700 D X 755 H mm 4 of 8 15 06 2007 1 01 PM ...

Page 35: ... dry time P 30 at 29 deg dry to dry time B W at 28 deg dry to dry time C 84 2 deg F C 82 4 deg F 8x10 64 4min15sec 24 11min20sec 64 4min15sec 11x14 40 4min30sec 15 12minOOsec 40 4min30sec Technical Specifications Module Name Print Size Speed Time Baths Bath Size Sensor Power Dimensions w LxWxH 5 of 8 15 06 2007 1 01 PM ...

Page 36: ...x9 75 14 5x24x17 64 Ibs 52 Ibs Optional Unit CP31 WD Wash Dry Module With the WD Module attached to the CP31 main body washing and drying are completed automatically so the process is dry to dry The drying temperature can be set according to the material being processed plumbing connections for warm water and draining are required with the WD module CP31 WD Module This picture shows the Main Body ...

Page 37: ...650W 50Hz Single tank 4 liters with counter flow 2 0 liters min with constant flow valve Tempered water source required Variable from 40 deg to 80 deg C infrared heater and fan 540 D x 370 W x 432 H mm 18Kgs Heater overloadprotection circuit Automatic cooling down of heater after process CP31 Replenishment Unit Replenishment actuated via signal from the main body Built in manual replenishment swit...

Page 38: ...hment Volume is simply theaim Because the Replenishment Unit controls just the operation 164mm D x 256mm L x 121mm H 6 1 2 x 10 time of pump x 4 3 4 2 5kg 5 5 Ibs fujimoto photo industrial co ltd e mail int fujimoto photo co jp http wwyy fujimoto photp co jp Head Office 121 TAISHIJAISHI CHO MINAMIKAWACHI GUN OSAKA SSS OQQS JAPAN TEL 0721 98 0356 FAX 0721 98 0359 8 of8 15 06 2007 1 01PM ...

Page 39: ...OBO FOTOTECHNIC INC KO Box 3721 Ann Arbor Michigan 48106 Fax 313 995 8886 313 995 4192 fujimoto IMAGE PROCESSOR CP 31 PARTS LIST p DARKROOM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES PHOTOFINISHING AND PROCESSING EQUIP MENT ...

Page 40: ...I E N T R A N C E RACK 4 n F I R S T RACK 6 ffl SECOND R A C K 8 IV T H I R D RACK 10 V M A I N BODY 1 12 VI M A I N BODY 2 15 VL TOP C O V E R 17 Vi R E P L E N I S H M E N T U N I T 19 published on May 22 1989 Fujimoto Photo Industrial Co Ltd TLX 63393 FUJIMOTO FAX 06 607 0450 ...

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Page 42: ... BC BD CA CB OS n jo DP DD Parts Description N M5 Nut M5 SW 05 Spring Vasher 05 EW 06 E Vfasher 06 EW 0 1 0 E Uasher 010 a frty 0 3 X 2 0 Roll Pin 03x20 3 tf SQ 9 SpacerSQ 9 3A 17 SP 27 Spacer SP 27 fift MB QT 4 4 50 1 3 1 4 fit Remarks 2 ...

Page 43: ...j y Y Fin Guard 7 r b f Photo Sensor ft 3 1 Operation PCB 31 n hD Stfc Motor Control PCB Orn ixSt 3 1 Control PCB31 nmmv Power Switch PSEr Step Down Transformer 9 3 y r Thermostat m f d OP Terminal Stand 10P 3 r tf ffi Condenser for motor DIN3T 4P P DIN Connector 4P P DIN3 J7 4P S DIN Connector 4P S tf s Thermister JSJ b o Temp Sensor Module K A Dial 32 7 vis n Rubber Bush 3 KT vi aL Cord Bush ta ...

Page 44: ... SR n jo an n Parts Description liA Press Spring 7 yi a Bush 3 N tf 4 Spacer 4 A 2 Spacer 2 An5 y tJ fc CP 31 Entrance Rack Side Panel Left tf f PS 2 CP 31 Guide Panel 2 SEii n CP 3 1 Drive Rubber Roller Sx jn 5 CP 31 Drive Roller ty fc l7 CP 31 Sensor Holder Sensor Stand y y t Knock Pin Effc t Drive Gear 7 f F M fcT Idle Gear Pin AP5 y 1PM CP 31 Entrance Rack Side Panel Right Qt 2 4 1 3 1 1 1 1 1...

Page 45: ...I ENTRANCE RACK 5 ...

Page 46: ...R D Sp on a Parts Description f t Main Gear 7A j Spacer 1 T y n Bush BE f Press Spring 7A if 2 Spacer 2 CP 3 1 Rack Side Panel Left IH t Drive Gear 7 fK 4f1 K Idle Gear Pin 7 f K Mft Idle Gear ffiSra CP 3D Drive Roller lgtfrrTAD 7 CP 31 Drive Rubber Roller y y f Knock Pin n 9 S 7h CP 3 1 Rol ler Shaft CK 1 C P 3 1 Guide Plate 1 n A f KCCP 3 1 Cross Over Guide f K Support 3 7 Case y ffilSfc CP 31 R...

Page 47: ...H FIRST RACK 15 7 ...

Page 48: ...505 SO D JO af an n Parts Description r 4 t Main Gear 2 N tf 1 Spacer 1 7 5 3 Bush E A Press Spring 2 N tf 2 Spacer 2 y flMfifi CP 3 1 Rack Side Panel Left mm Drive Gear 7 f K M t Idle Gear Pin 74 W Idle Gear lEi a C P 3 1 Drive Roller fgifr n CP 3 1 Drive Rubber Roller y kf Knock Pin D ix 7h CP 3 1 Roller Shaft tf fKfi 1 C P 3 1 Guide Plate 1 n A f f KCCP 3 1 Cross Over Guide fy it Support rr Cas...

Page 49: ...ffl SECOND RACK 15 Afi 9 ...

Page 50: ... oP an a Parts Description f 4 t Main Gear 2A 0 1 Spacer 1 T yi a Bush JE A Press Spring 7A y 2 Spacer 2 5 y fl lfi CP 31 Rack Side Panel Left E t Drive Shaft 7 F 4 f Idle Gear Pin 7 f K u Idle Gear E n 9 CP 31 Drive Roller SgSirrAa 5 CP 3l Drive Rubber Roller y y Knock Pin n 5 i f7h CP 31 Roller shaft tf fKfi 1 CP 31 Guide Plate 7y o 9 t Free Roller Support 7V 0 7 CP 3 1 Free Rol ler f K Support ...

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Page 52: ...4 worm Gear ffili 7h y Drive Shaft Holder IBHli 7h Drive Shaft Bush 5g r 7r CP 31 Drive Shaft fg t yr 31 Plate Nut X CP 31 Panel SfisA MRttlg CP 31 Operation Panel Fastening Plate SffcrC Mfc CP 31 Operation Panel Frame fi f h 4 Plate Nut 4 CP 3 1 Chassis Rear ix i BU CP 31 Chassis Front 7W Pump Support 6 CP 31 Motor Support ffift 7n yf 1 3 Drive Sprocket 13 ffifil T D y h 1 3 A Drive Sprocket 13 A...

Page 53: ...V MAIN BODY l DD 0 Part Na V 26 m Drawing Na aa o a DC D Parts Description xvzvjr Poly Slide Uasher i i Qt 1 ft Remarks 1 3 ...

Page 54: ...V MAIN BODY l Al 1 4 ...

Page 55: ...n 5 y t C P 3 1 Rack Support Rear y tf BU CP 3 1 Rack Support Front i 9 A T 7 d Shower Pipe Lm 1 L Coupl ing i g A fT CP 3 1 Shower Connector A 4 Pack in A j r M r Shower Pipe Support EWfctOI h Bolt BSW 8 f y h Nut f vh 1 Plate Nut k Heater Stand t Heater hb h Straight Coupling N f7 2 Pipe 2 A f71 Pipe 1 b y n i 5 Sensor Holder T 2 T Coupling 2 LJ 2 L Coupling 2 4 y7 Cap 0 1 2 X 0 1 7 X 1 5 3 Omm ...

Page 56: ...VI MAIN BODY 2 AP 1 6 ...

Page 57: ... Na AA 0010 4EA1471 3EA 107 4EA1511 4EA1513 4EA1448 SEA 104 as a _ IP ii 39 Parts Description gB r 3 CP 3 1 Top Casing Cover Mounting Plate i 3 5 CP 3 1 Slide 3D t r CP 3 1 Holder A J S CP 3 1 Cover Hinge h Pin gB7 CP 31 Top lid iSS Qt 1 4 1 2 1 1 1 ifi Remarks 1 7 ...

Page 58: ...I TOP COVER 1 8 ...

Page 59: ...or Pump fiS r6 GP Pump Supporting Plate 5SS A GP Top Casing Qt 4 1 1 1 1 ft Remarks DD n Part Na a b c d e f g h H Drawing Na RS 4EA1557 FH B02 FGMB NTF 106F TCS0234 01 0101 JMJ a o Sp no a Parts Description WB 53 Replenishment Pump S llsi PCB ta x r Fuse Holder t t X 1A Fuse 1A aT aSE y Manual Replenishment Switch D I N3 3P DIN Connector 3P 8 3 F Connecting Cord 3 F Power Cord Qt 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...

Page 60: ... l 2 6 X 1 5 Screw Round 2 6x15 S l 3 X 6 Screw Round 3x6 S Y y 3X6 Screw Toras 3x6 N M3 Nut M3 SW 03 Spring Washer 03 W 03 Vasher 03 S ft 4X8 Screw Round 4x8 S ft 4 X 1 2 Screw Round 4x12 S 5 y 4 X 1 0 Screw 4x10 W 04 Washer 04 2A tf Spacer UK MB QT 2 4 4 4 8 8 2 4 6 6 4 til Remarks 2 0 ...

Page 61: ...I REPLENISHMENT UNIT 2 1 ...

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Page 63: ...e sure that the knock pin is fitted in the groove of the gear i I II Processing Rack j O Symptom Play is observed when setting the rack in the main frame Check Is the rack warped Adjustment Fig 1 1 Place the rack upside down on a flat stand 2 Loosen the screws that fix the top plate 3 Confirming the rack is straightened tighten the screws O Symptom Paper does not come out Check 1 Is the rack prope...

Page 64: ...under the drive shaft holder 3 Tighten the screws to fix the holder O Symptom Circulation pump does not rotate Check Is there air in the pump Refill with the solution i NO YES Is TOOV power supplied to the pump 1 YES 1 NO The pump is defective The Control PCS is defective i 1 Replace the pump Replce the Control PCS ic Replcement of pump Fig 7 1 Turn the main frame upside down and remove the bottom...

Page 65: ...ure to 33 0 C with the UP button and press the SET button If the solution temperature is below 33 0 C T mark is displayed i on the LCD panel e Pour hot water into No 1 bath to make the temperature over 33 3 C f The red LED WARNING lights up if functioning normally A mark is displayed on the LCD panel g When the temperature setting can not be successfully completed press the reset button and repeat...

Page 66: ...c Processing Rack Entrance Rack Fig 1 Spacer Screw Gear Entrance Rack Knock Pin Roller Fig 2 ...

Page 67: ...Adjustment of tension of chain Motor Support Fig 5 Screw Roll Pin Screw Drive Shaft Holder Worm Gear Replacement of worm gear Fig 6 Drive Shaft ...

Page 68: ...Operation Panel Replacement of thermistor No 1 bath Fig 9 Replacement of thermistor No 2 and No 3 baths Sensor Holder Fig 10 ...

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Page 70: ...AC100V CP 31 Terminal Connection Diagram Fig 14j ...

Page 71: ...odule is in use carefully remove the racks and rinse as described above For the Wash Dry Module and the Stabilize Dry Module remove the dryer rack and hang it up If you own floating lids for your processor place them on the chemical baths now Replace the covers on all modules then open the in feed lid on the Main Body this reduces condensation Rack Storage If the processor is used daily we recomme...

Page 72: ...s from drying out Note If a Stabilize Dry module is in use replace the stabilizer weekly regardless of use Before pouring fresh chemistry into the tank remove the rack wash it thoroughly and wash the racks Monthly Maintenance In addition to the maintenance described above the following steps should be taken at least once a month Use a non abrasive scrubbing pad to scrub all the transport rack roll...

Page 73: ...from drying out Pull the filter drawer out of the bottom of the dryer module and wash the filter under warm running water Pat the filter dry with clean paper towels and reinstall If the equipment is used heavily you may want perform the monthly cleaning routine more often Attention to these procedures will prolong the life of the machine and keep service visits to a minimum ...

Page 74: ...fujimoto Operation Manual CP31 WD Module ...

Page 75: ...quired Drying Temperature Variable from 40 C to 80t infrared heater and fan DimensionedMI D x 370in W x 432 H Weigh 18 kgs Other Features Heater overload protection circuit Automatic cooling down of heater after process Accessories Fuse 10A 1 Paper Tray l Flexible Shaft w coupling 1 Hexagonal wrench for 4in screw 1 Hose Band l Cord A or B 1 Level Adjusting Spanner 1 Description 1 Power Switch 2 Pa...

Page 76: ...CP31 with the WD module 1 Remove top covers of both the CP31 and WD module 2 Connect the CP31 drive shaft to the WD module using the flexible shaft A Unscrew one side of the coupling on the flexible shaft fig D B Insert the above coupling to the CP31 drive shaft Do not screw in the coupling at this time fig 2 C Insert the flexible shaft to the coupling and fasten with the phillipshead screw fig 3 ...

Page 77: ...d connection fig 7 Link the CP31 and the WD module with the signal cord A Note When the CP31 is not equipped with an external signal receptacle old version pull out the front drawer of the CP 31 and insert cord B into the 3P receptacle located in the drawer control panel and the other end of the cord to the W D signal receptacle fig 8 3 Water Supply A suitable water supply is required with a mixin...

Page 78: ...Paper tray Insert the lip of the paper tray into the exit slot on the WD module fig 10 8 Test run Feed a test sheet into the CP31 and wait for it to cycle thru all of the baths Use normal speed setting and recommended dryer setting Examine the paper and aujust the heat control accordingly Clean up after use Close the water supply tap and make sure the dryer fan is off then tun off the the CP31 WD ...

Page 79: ... Remove the rack to pull it out The rack gears do not engage with those of the drive shaft Paper surface is scratched Make sure that each rack is properly mounted Make sure the dryer temperature is not too high Make sure there is no dirt or crystals on the roller surface Print comes out dirty The roller is dirty The first time the WD module is used or whenever a new process is first started run ro...

Page 80: ...fujimoto IMAGE PROCESSOR CP 31WD PARTS LIST B No 1053181 ...

Page 81: ...C F 3 1W D i V CP 3I WD MODULE PARTS LIST CONTENTS I ffl Wash Rack 2 6 g 5B TEL 0721 98 0351 FAX 0721 98 0359 ...

Page 82: ... X 6 S m 3 x 1 2 S 3 X 1 5 S A 3 X 8 S M 5 X 1 0 S m 4 X 8 N M3 SW 0 3 W 03 S ft 4 X 1 0 S A 4 X 1 5 S Ol 4 X 2 5 S l 4 X 6 fe v h t 7 4 X 4 5 y f l 4 X 1 0 SW 04 W 04 N M8 i Qt 4 2 5 2 4 6 4 2 2 1 6 4 0 2 2 1 4 4 4 Iffi Remarks SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 ...

Page 83: ...d Washer DD 0 Part No BA BB BC BD BE BF CB U Drawing Not f f l D Parts Descriotion ayy f M3X 12 EW 06 EW 05 n bc 03X20 W 08 EW 0 1 0 Jl K h 1 K Qt 8 45 2 2 2 J 4 Ifi Remarks SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 SUS304 ...

Page 84: ...rver PCB t 9 t o a l o n 7 D 7 7 A s s y Cross Flow Fan Assv As s y Thermistor Assv DT TAs s y Micro TemD Assv X5 l 3 7P Metal Connector 7P 9 7 f y f Power Switch ta X fc HT Fuse Holder Jffi SP Terminal Stand 5P H n K A s s y Power Cord Assv 7 h b f V V 7 Strain Relief X n Metal Connector 7P S P D I N n V r y h 3P DIN Connector X A WD PCB Cover WD P E h Step Down Transformer ffl Qt 1 1 iffi Remark...

Page 85: ...DDo Parts Description X f 4 Main Gear 7 1 Spacer d J AJ Press Scrinc 7 y 3 Bush 2 Soacer 2 7 yaffil WD l Rack ir5 t 1ai M Lpfi 7 K b Vf Idle Gear Pin E t Drive Gear 7 F Idle Gear lf iK 5 SuDDor t IE D 7 C P 3 1 Drive Roller Mlirr n CP 3 1 Drive Rubber Roller 0 7 7 h C P 3 1 Roller Shaft y 1 Knock Pin 1 Jtf l FIS WD 2 Guide Plate W D 2 ff CKJg WD 1 u i d Pi ar p T 7 ft J 5 WD 1 tT Rack Side Plate 1...

Page 86: ...wash rack 10 16 15 ...

Page 87: ...ress Spring x i FE Chain Guide E 5w A Rsrk Cover E 75 C P 3 1 WD Thermistor Stand A A f f K A s s y Paoer Guide Assv ffiSA WD Reinforcina Bar t 5 Kl5Jf pjoa t o fZnat fl 131 pro k 5 f FH H Heater Guard Shaft t K Heater Guard 74 K u4 f Idle Gear Pin Ett Drive Gear 7 Y K 4 t Idle Gear rfOyn i l 3 Sconae Roller Shaft 3 y y f 1 Knock Pin 1 IEHjn 7 CP 3 1 Drive Roller 7 K i 0 7 l CP3 1 Soonae Roller 1 ...

Page 88: ...5 80 DD 0 Parts Description t 5 7 r y h W D Heater Bracket t fcttfc 2 As s y Heater Reflector 2 Ass t fc WD Heater Stand 77 Fan Fasteninc Plate Ti n 7 Micro Temo Stand 7 y A A WD Rack Cover A 74 9 Filter 7 5 f1 Filter Stocoer 77 A Fan Cover 7 y n Bush 7 5 y h WD R rark ot 7 K i f Idle Pin 7r r wo 26 T sorio1 Whool 7 3 Soacer 3 y tx H WD i 5 T pHrio Whoo 1 3 t 6 Soacer 6 9f 7 f Lfidder Wheel 7 TX 7...

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Page 90: ...0 Parts Description is i WD 1 Chassis 1 i i WD 2 Chassis 2 1 r 7 1 WD Main Body Case i flrf y h P P Plate Nut m m i v h Piping Nut 5 7 Hose Clamo Laroe L 2 L Coupling 2 0 15x 0 1 1 Couolina A T7 CP3 1WD Pipe c 9 r 2 5 Valve Iffi tN 7 Pressure Resistant Hose M0 E 5ANP Hose 4i y7 Cap Ti WD Bottom Case bA U7i 2 2 Level Adjuster 2 3 ttUb WD Drawer Rail Jt b r M4 Hexagonal Wrench aV7 N M4X l 2 Urea Res...

Page 91: ...DDO Parts Description f r 7 WD TOD Cover A A S t Paper Guide A r l y WD Pipe Holder 9 A f r 1 Shower Pioe 1 L 3 1 L Coupling 1 7 y f lt 1 WD BU Rack SuDDort 1 Front 7 1 WD Rack Support 1 Rear i S A f CP 3 1 Shower Connecting Pipe A y 4 y Packinc 9 A4 t Worm Gear Eli 7h t Drive Shaft Pillow IEI l 7h ts y WD Drive Shaft Holder IEfi 7h 1 WD Drive Shaft 1 Uv7l 7 WD Counlinc 7b4 7 i 7 h WD Flexible Sha...

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