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13. PARTS LIST

CS610-UM-251-9370

13-2

13.2 Main Frame

No.

Part No.

Part name

Description

Q'ty

Remarks

444105030 Data Controller Board CS610PRO

CS610PRO

444105040 Data Controller Board CS610

CS610

641500060 Under Base 42

6415001511 Bottom Cover

774015535 Switching Power Supply Board

BWC24SX-U

363028182 Rubber Foot

C30RK28UL

794050004 CIS Power Board (For A version)

Use for A version

1 A version

774017150 Elevator Control Board

684504150 Ethernet Board

eN Models

794050005 Enhanced I/F Board

eN Models

641301831 Bracket, Ethernet Board

eN Models

Summary of Contents for CS610-11eN

Page 1: ...COLORIMAGESCANNER SERVICE MANUAL CS610 SERIES CS610 UM251 02 9370...

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Page 3: ...issued Description of revision Page Edition 1 08 05 15 First Printing All 01 2 08 05 28 Cord number of the calibration sheet was corrected 12 1 02 3 08 05 28 Cord number of the calibration sheet was...

Page 4: ...tware for Windows XP 4 4 4 1 3 Installing the Driver Software for Windows Vista 4 6 4 2 Checking the Interface Connection 4 9 4 2 1 Checking the Interface Connection for Windows 2000 4 9 4 2 2 Checkin...

Page 5: ...led Device Imaging Sensor Assembly 8 17 7 14 CIS Charge Coupled Device Imaging Sensor Board 8 18 8 15 Pinch Roller Covers 8 19 8 16 Document Hold down Rollers 8 22 8 17 Pinch Roller Units 8 23 8 18 Co...

Page 6: ...Starting the Software 10 1 10 2 Preparations before Making Adjustments 10 4 10 3 Preparing Adjustment Charts 10 5 10 4 Making Adjustments 10 7 10 4 1 Calibration white correction 10 8 10 4 2 Feed dis...

Page 7: ...from 210 mm to 1066 mm Compatible with document sizes from ISO A4 up to ANSI E 42 inches Capable of color and grayscale scanning Capable of scanning in color 24 bit color 8 bit color or grayscale 256...

Page 8: ...0 32 mm 400 dpi A0 Normal scan High speed scan Monochrome 34 s Gray scale 41 s 8 bit color 45 s 24 bit color 45 s Monochrome 34 s Gray scale 41 s 8 bit color 40 s 24 bit color 40 s Scanning precision...

Page 9: ...he PC system used 3 Notes on scanning precision Scanning precision may vary slightly depending on the grade and thickness of the medium being scanned and on the operating conditions The precision figu...

Page 10: ...CS610 UM 251 9370 1 4 1 OVERVIEW 1 3 External View External Dimensions 947 1205 610 CS610 Unit mm Dimensional precision error 5 mm...

Page 11: ...nner Cover sensor This senses whether the top cover is open or closed and interrupts scanner operation if the top cover is opened during operation Document guides Use these guides to determine the pos...

Page 12: ...connect the Ethernet cable Please do not connect with an Ethernet connector other than an Ethernet cable Interface selection switch Used to switch between USB and Ethernet LAN connection This switch i...

Page 13: ...ion and READY normal modes READY LED Lit green READY mode Not lit ITA mode ITA LED Not lit READY mode Lit green ITA mode Flashing green The scanner is operating in ITA mode LED Mode READY LED ITA LED...

Page 14: ...this button is pressed while the scanner is in READY mode READY mode is cleared and the document is ejected to rear of the scanner During ITA mode If a thick document is inserted into the scanner dur...

Page 15: ...m 4 or higher Memory 64 MB or more USB 2 0 interface that comes standard with your computer For grayscale data CPU Pentium 4 or higher Memory 256 MB or more Monitor 1024 768 pixels High Color or highe...

Page 16: ...nto an electrical socket supplying AC voltage Check that the scanner s Power switch remains in the Off position until the connection of the power cord has been completed Ensure that the scanner s Powe...

Page 17: ...henever the scanner s Power switch is turned on the POWER PAPER and ERROR lamps on the control panel light up When the scanner has been initialized the POWER lamp lights up When resetting the scanner...

Page 18: ...USB and Ethernet interface connectors cannot be used at the same time Do not connect both the USB and Ethernet interface cables to a computer or to two separate computers at the same time Connecting t...

Page 19: ...s that you are using the CS610 11eN as part of your system and that you are using the USB interface The scanner name displayed in the windows is the name of the scanner connected to the computer CS610...

Page 20: ...eck box entitled Specify a location and click Next Click Browse and select the DRIVER folder in the CD ROM drive or enter a CD ROM drive name and DRIVER using the keyboard Example For drive E enter E...

Page 21: ...is displayed when you click Next Click Yes to continue the installation 9 The screen shown below is displayed when the wizard has nished installing the driver Click the Finish button 10 The Windows 20...

Page 22: ...Windows starts up insert the CD ROM supplied with the scanner in the CD ROM drive Turn on the power to the scanner 2 Next the Found New Hardware Wizard window appears Select the option Install from a...

Page 23: ...ontinue Anyway to continue the installation 6 The screen shown below is displayed when the wizard has nished installing the driver Click the Finish button to close the Welcome to the Found New Hardwar...

Page 24: ...o the computer CS610 11eN is used in this section 1 Connect the scanner to the computer turn on the scanner rst and then turn on the computer When Windows starts up insert the CD ROM supplied with the...

Page 25: ...n t have the disc Show me other options The following window appears 7 Click Browse my computer for driver software advanced The following window appears Click Browse and select the DRIVER folder in t...

Page 26: ...driver 9 The following window appears Click Install to continue the installation 10 The screen shown below is displayed when the wizard has nished installing the driver Click Close to close the Found...

Page 27: ...sumes that the CS610 11eN is connected in your system The scanner name displayed in the windows is the name of the scanner connected to the computer CS610 11eN is used in this section 1 Launch the Con...

Page 28: ...name displayed in the windows is the name of the scanner connected to the computer CS610 11eN is used in this section 1 Launch the Control Panel using the Start menu 2 The screen shown below is displa...

Page 29: ...scanner name displayed in the windows is the name of the scanner connected to the computer CS610 11eN is used in this section 1 Launch the Control Panel using the Start menu 2 The screen shown below...

Page 30: ...ram les into the computer s CD ROM drive 3 Click the Taskbar s Start button then click the Run icon 4 Enter the CD ROM drive name and English OPS112 SETUP EXE as the name of the le you wish to open If...

Page 31: ...wer 2 Push the left and right open levers on the top cover to unlock them and hold the middle part of the top cover while you open the top cover by about 90 degrees Top cover Open levers 3 Close the t...

Page 32: ...hat has been soaked in water or diluted neutral detergent and thoroughly wrung out Document hold down unit Latch Latch 4 Wipe the document hold down unit once again using a soft dry cloth remove all m...

Page 33: ...off again using a soft dry cloth 5 Close the top cover as described in Section 5 1 Opening and Closing the Top Cover Take care not to get your ngers caught in the cover Do not use a commercial cleane...

Page 34: ...scanner 2 Open the top cover as described in Section 4 1 Opening and Closing the Top Cover 3 Wipe the two paper sensors using a cotton swab Paper sensors 4 Close the top cover as described in Section...

Page 35: ...off the scanner 2 Open the top cover as described in Section 4 1 Opening and Closing the Top Cover 3 If the document is jammed at the front remove the document from the inside by pulling it forward 4...

Page 36: ...ed The calibration sheet is a paper product Do not attempt to clean it with any type of liquid cleaner The calibration sheet is a consumable item Replacement sheets can be purchased from your sales re...

Page 37: ...g off the scanner may result in damage that requires servicing 1 Connect the scanner to the computer Switch on the scanner then switch on the PC 2 Launch the Scanner Adjustment program as described ea...

Page 38: ...t 13 If the data is normal calibration is complete Click the Close button and exit the Scanner Adjustment Program 14 If any abnormal data is observed specify the problem areas as follows Select Speci...

Page 39: ...ffer slightly for individual sensors but this does not indicate a defect 5 When the data is displayed click the Get button 6 Click in the center of the color tile indicated by the numbers 1 to 6 in as...

Page 40: ...t so that the red bar in the center of the sheet is centered in the scanner but with the printed side down 10 Click the OK button to start scanning After scanning has been completed an enlarged view o...

Page 41: ...r Assembly Rank H 5 500051794 Motor KT60KM06 551 1 6 500052381 Control Panel 52610 10 1 7 500051793 Inlet FN 9222R 3 06 1 8 502112009 Power Switch AJ7201B 1 9 502210002 Paper Sensor PS R50L A 2 10 502...

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Page 43: ...rection Standard accessory 42 inch adjustment test chart Adjusting feed distance Adjusting offset Aligning sensor images Record measured values between c10 and c90 Thick paper test chart Adjusting for...

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Page 45: ...M4L6 Binding Head Screw 3 Disconnect the connectors from the control panel relay board Reattaching the right side cover 1 Reattach the right side cover in the reverse order in which it was detached 8...

Page 46: ...and READY LED are lit 3 Press the ITA button and then verify that the READY LED goes out and that the ITA LED lights instead 4 Press the FORWARD button to raise the top cover to the upper limit posit...

Page 47: ...le here 9 Close the top cover 10 Loosen the M3L6 binding head screw holding the right top cover plate as shown below Loosen the M3L6 binding head screw which is concealed in this location 11 Hold the...

Page 48: ...AND ADJUSTING THE MECHANICAL PARTS 12 Detach the top cover assembly from the right side of the scanner unit as shown below Reattaching the top cover assembly 1 Reattach the top cover assembly in the r...

Page 49: ...nding head screws holding the front guide assembly from each side 3 Detach the front guide assembly as shown below M3L6 Binding Head Screw M3L6 Binding Head Screw Front Guide Assembly Reattaching the...

Page 50: ...move the four M3L6 binding head screws at the back of the scanner unit M3L6 Binding Head Screw 2 Detach the rear cover Reattaching the rear cover 1 Reattach the rear cover in the reverse order in whic...

Page 51: ...the pulleys Belt M4L6 binding head screws Reattaching the motor 1 Reattach the motor by reversing the sequence of steps in which it was detached 2 Adjust the drive belt tension see Section 8 9 Disasse...

Page 52: ...ve roller pulleys 1 Detach the left side cover see Section 8 2 2 Loosen the two M4L6 binding head screws holding the motor Belt M4L6 binding head screws 3 Detach the drive belt from the pulleys 4 Loos...

Page 53: ...e roller pulleys 1 Reattach the drive roller pulleys by reversing the sequence of steps in which they were detached 2 Install the belt to the 180 degree punched markings of the drive roller shaft as s...

Page 54: ...e drive roller to the left lift up the drive roller from the right side and then detach it Rear drive roller Front drive roller Bearing E ring Rear paper sensor M3L6 binding head screw Detaching the r...

Page 55: ...ence of steps in which they were detached 2 The front drive roller and the rear drive roller are different When installing a drive roller check the mark on it to make sure that you have the correct on...

Page 56: ...ing head screws holding the motor 3 Detach the drive belt from the pulleys Belt M4L6 binding head screws Reattaching the drive belt 1 Reattach the drive belt by reversing the sequence of steps in whic...

Page 57: ...olding the motor 2 Pull the motor in the A direction as shown below 3 Use the Colex gauge to adjust the belt tension so that the belt displacement is approximately 1 6 mm when pressed with a force of...

Page 58: ...cable from the connector and then detach the front paper detection sensor M3L10 binding head screw M3L10 binding head screw Rear paper detection sensor Front paper detection sensor Detaching the rear...

Page 59: ...switch 1 Detach the right cover see Section 8 1 2 Disconnect the exible cable from the control panel relay board and then pull off the control panel sheet switch from the right side cover Flexible ca...

Page 60: ...the rear contact glass stopper plate from the unit 6 Slide the contact glass assembly to the right side lift up the contact glass from the left side and then detach the contact glass assembly from the...

Page 61: ...ide and then detach each CIS assembly 3 Disconnect the exible cable from each CIS assembly and then detach each CIS assembly Flexible cable Flexible cable Reattaching the CIS assembly 1 Reattach each...

Page 62: ...inding head screw M2L5 binding head screw CIS board CIS board 4 Disconnect the cables from each CIS board and then detach each CIS board Cable Cable Reattaching the CIS boards 1 Reattach each CIS boar...

Page 63: ...ller cover 1 Remove the two M3L8 binding head screws and the bushes holding the rear pinch roller cover M3L8 binding head screw 2 Remove the three M3L6 binding head screws holding the rear pinch rolle...

Page 64: ...holding the front pinch roller cover M3L8 binding head screw 2 Loosen the two M3L6 binding head screws holding the front pinch roller cover holding bracket 3 Slide the front pinch roller cover holdin...

Page 65: ...CS610 UM 251 9370 8 21 8 DISASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTING THE MECHANICAL PARTS Reattaching the pinch roller covers 1 Reattach the pinch roller covers in the reverse order in which they were detached...

Page 66: ...nt hold down roller spring plate Front pinch roller cover holding bracket 3 Detach the document hold down rollers from the top cover assembly 4 For the center document hold down roller remove the two...

Page 67: ...ssembly Detach the center pinch rollers unit assembly from the top cover assembly Detaching the rear pinch roller units 1 Detach the pinch roller covers see Section 8 15 2 Remove the two M3L6 binding...

Page 68: ...rd M3L6 binding head screw 3 Disconnect the cable from the right cover sensor and then detach the right cover sensor Detaching the left cover sensor 1 Detach the pinch roller covers see Section 8 15 2...

Page 69: ...ght safety sensor Right cover sensor Sensor relay board M3L6 binding head screw 3 Disconnect the cable from the right safety sensor and then detach the right safety sensor Detaching the left safety se...

Page 70: ...crews holding the center safety sensor Center safety sensor M2L10 binding head screw M4L12 binding head screw Thickness sensor 3 Disconnect the cable from the center safety sensor and then detach the...

Page 71: ...10 binding head screws holding the thickness sensor Center safety sensor M2L10 binding head screw M4L12 binding head screw Thickness sensor 3 Disconnect the cable from the thickness sensor and then de...

Page 72: ...screws holding each elevator sensor Low position elevator sensor M2L10 binding head screw M2L10 binding head screw High position elevator sensor 3 Disconnect the cable from each elevator sensor and t...

Page 73: ...goes out and that the ITA LED lights instead 5 Place a sheet of copy paper paper which is thinner than 1 mm on the front paper sensor and insert it into the recess The top cover starts to rise automat...

Page 74: ...center adjustment hole The slider will lower when you turn the screw clockwise Adjusting the low position elevator sensor Thickness mode sensor 1 After adjusting the thickness sensor install the sens...

Page 75: ...oes up 2 Con rm the gap between the 4 mm holes in the slider and the side panel 3 Adjust the gap using the FORWARD button and the REVERSE button 4 Install the sensor at the position where the slider g...

Page 76: ...so that it can be seen from the rear of the scanner 8 Lowering starts If the top cover does not start to lower press the REVERSE button 9 When the top cover has descended and the error lamp is not li...

Page 77: ...elevator control board Elevator control board J3 3 Loosen the three M3L6 binding head screws holding the rear of the bottom cover 4 Remove the three M3L6 binding head screws holding the front of the...

Page 78: ...the gear box M3L6 binding head screw Gear box Gear shaft clamp bracket M3L6 binding head screw 7 Remove the M3L6 binding head screws holding the gear shaft clamp bracket 8 Detach the gear box from th...

Page 79: ...ad screws holding the elevator control board 3 Disconnect all the connectors on the elevator control board Elevator control board M3L6 binding head screw 4 Detach the elevator control board from the s...

Page 80: ...nding head screw holding the elevator lever plate Elevator lever plate M4L14 binding head screw 5 Loosen the three M3L8 binding head screws and the slider pressure adjustment shaft Elevator slider pla...

Page 81: ...1 and 8 2 2 Detach the front guide assembly see Section 8 4 3 Disconnect all the connectors on the ethernet board M3L6 binding head screw Ethernet Board 4 Remove the four M3L6 binding head screws hold...

Page 82: ...overs see Sections 8 1 and 8 2 2 Detach the front guide assembly see Section 8 4 3 Disconnect all the connectors on the ethernet board 4 Remove the four M3L6 binding head screws holding the ethernet b...

Page 83: ...screw and the two M3L6 binding head screws holding the I F board and then detach the I F board from the data controller board I F Board M3L6 binding head screw M2L6 binding head screw Data controller...

Page 84: ...a Controller Board in Section 9 2 4 Perform the software adjustment to input the former setting values or adjust the scanner by software adjustment See Preparations before Making Adjustments in Sectio...

Page 85: ...ont guide assembly see Section 8 4 3 Remove the six M3L6 binding head screws holding the power board M3L6 binding head screw 4 Disconnect all the connectors on the power board 5 Detach the power board...

Page 86: ...2 Detach the front guide assembly see Section 8 4 3 Remove the four M3L6 binding head screws holding the switching power supply board M3L6 binding head screw 4 Disconnect all the connectors on the swi...

Page 87: ...S CIS CIS J15 J12 J13 J2 J10 J101 J20 J40 J3 J2 J5 J4 J1 J14 J13 J12 J11 J10 J16 J310 J311 IF SW BOARD SAFTY SNS COVER SNS LOW LIMIT UP DOWN MOTOR HIGH LIMIT UP DOWN CONTROL BOARD PR40500 FEED MOTOR F...

Page 88: ...values currently selected for the scanner if these values can be checked To check these values follow the steps given in Preparations before Making Adjustments in Section 10 2 2 Detach the data contro...

Page 89: ...steps given below to input the MAC address 1 Access the Help menu and select About At this time a dialog box will appear 2 Point to the icon in the window and click while pressing and holding down th...

Page 90: ...tart OPS112 4 When OPS112 starts follow the steps given below to download the rmware 1 Access the Help menu and select About At this time a dialog box will appear 2 Point to the icon in the window and...

Page 91: ...Scanning Master 21 Ver 6 60 or later is installed 1 Connect the scanner to the PC using a USB cable and switch on the scanner 2 Start Windows OS 3 Start OPS112 SCANNING MASTER 21 4 Select Model Setup...

Page 92: ...ayed when the scanner is detected Click OK button 8 Select About from the Help menu 9 Click the scanner icon while pressing and holding down the Ctrl key Next click the OK button while pressing and ho...

Page 93: ...CS610 UM 251 9370 10 3 10 ADJUSTMENTS USING THE SOFTWARE 12 When you click the OK button in the following window the Scanner Adjustment window will appear with an Adjust menu...

Page 94: ...reviously noted feed distance adjustment and position adjustment values However for image sensor unit replacement all settings must be adjusted eliminating the need to record the previous values Adjus...

Page 95: ...B044 B045 B046 B047 B048 B049 B050 B051 B048 B049 B050 B051 B048 B049 B050 B051 B048 B049 B050 B051 B052 B053 B054 B055 B056 B057 B058 B059 B060 B061 B058 B059 B060 B061 B058 B059 B060 B061 B058 B059...

Page 96: ...00 C101 C102 C103 C104 C105 C106 C107 C108 C109 C110 C111 C112 C113 C114 C115 C116 C117 C033 A001 A002 A003 A004 A005 A006 A007 A008 A009 A010 A011 A008 A009 A010 A011 A008 A009 A010 A011 A008 A009 A0...

Page 97: ...rrection 2 Feed distance adjustment 3 Sensor stitch alignment 5 Recalibration white correction 4 Scanning start position adjustment 6 Color correction Before beginning calibration clean the contact gl...

Page 98: ...ntact glasses How to perform the calibration 1 Connect the scanner to the computer Switch on the scanner then switch on the PC 2 Start Scanning Master 21 See p 10 1 3 Remove the white calibration shee...

Page 99: ...streaks such as white patches in the scanned data Streaks occur when calibration is not performed correctly due to contamination by dust or dirt 8 If the data is normal calibration is complete Click t...

Page 100: ...eplaced or removed the feed rollers How to perform the feed distance adjustment 1 Prepare the CS600 500 IS200 Test Chart 2 Measure the distances between the C010 and the C090 points in the CS600 500 I...

Page 101: ...anned image When actual and theoretical values appear in their respective boxes you can click the Calculate button to calculate the feed The calculated feed will appear in this box Click this button t...

Page 102: ...osshairs cursor 10 The measured distance appears in the Theoretical box Click the Calculate button 11 The correction value appears in the Feed box Click the Set button to allow the scanner to store th...

Page 103: ...B056 B057 B058 B059 B060 B061 B062 B063 B064 B065 B066 B067 B068 B069 B070 B071 B072 B073 B074 B075 B076 B077 B078 B079 B080 B081 B082 B083 B084 B085 B086 B088 B087 B089 B090 B091 B092 B093 B094 B095...

Page 104: ...4 Select Adjust Position from the Adjust menu 5 The following dialog box will appear Con rm that the CS600 500 IS200 Test Chart is inserted to the scanner correctly and then click the Scan button 6 T...

Page 105: ...right hand portion that corresponds to the position you selected rst 10 Click the Check button rst then click the Set button Follow the on screen instruction to place the adjustment chart on the scann...

Page 106: ...main misaligned despite efforts to correct the alignment In these cases simply type in numbers to make adjustments In this section we will give you a rough idea of what the numbers in the dialog box m...

Page 107: ...D063 D064 D065 D066 D067 D068 D069 D070 D071 D072 D073 D074 D075 D076 D077 D078 D079 D080 D081 D082 D083 D084 D085 D086 D088 D087 D089 D090 D091 D092 D093 D094 D095 D096 D097 D098 D099 D100 D101 D102...

Page 108: ...r And con rm the scanning condition Then click the Scan button Scan conditions Document Info Paper Size User Size Width 1066 Length 200 Resolution 600 dpi Document Type Black and White Scan Settings O...

Page 109: ...ng is within the top center area as shown below it does not require offset adjustment 8 If the starting point of the scanning is outside of the top center circle click the Origin box and then input 0...

Page 110: ...THE SOFTWARE 12 The following dialog box will appear Then click the Scan button 13 Zoom in to the top center circle using the zoom button 14 Click anywhere within the Origin box The crosshairs cursor...

Page 111: ...The following dialog box will appear Click the OK button 17 Take out the CS600 500 IS200 adjustment test chart from the scanner And then reinsert the CS600 500 IS200 adjustment test chart to the scan...

Page 112: ...age is displayed Insert the color correction sheet in the scanner Position the color correction sheet so that the red bar in the center of the sheet is centered in the scanner but with the printed sid...

Page 113: ...r click the Esc key to cancel the operation and return to the immediately previous step If you click on the wrong tile color correction will not be performed correctly and the colors of the image disp...

Page 114: ...enlarged view of the color corrected data is displayed 12 Click the Fit icon to display the entire image and check whether there is any discrepancy in color If there is no discrepancy color correction...

Page 115: ...objects in the document scanning section Open the center cover and remove foreign objects Confirm that the roller rotates when you press a control key Check for anomalies around the control boards Co...

Page 116: ...at the sensor X overlaps and Y offsets are appropriate Align the sensor joints The image quality is poor Check whether the scanning glass is dirty Use purified water or alcohol to clean the scanning g...

Page 117: ...m occurs Check the transfer section for foreign objects Remove foreign objects There is a difference in color density between the right and left hand portions of the document scanned in grayscale The...

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Page 119: ...tem Code Item Name OPS115 KIT E Software to upgrade OPS112 Scanning Master 21 to OPS115 Scanning Master Pro Color 12 2 Consumables Code Item Name IS0907 Carrier Sheet A0 IS0908 Carrier Sheet A1 IS0926...

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Page 121: ...No Part No Part name Description Q ty Remarks SR 1 641500000 Control Panel 4SB 1 A 2 480003061 M3L6 Binding Head Screw 4 D 3 480004061 M4L6 Binding Head Screw 6 D 4 641300070 Rear Cover 1 C 5 64105009...

Page 122: ...0 A 2 641500060 Under Base 42 1 C 3 6415001511 Bottom Cover 1 C 4 774015535 Switching Power Supply Board BWC24SX U 1 A 5 363028182 Rubber Foot C30RK28UL 4 C 6 794050004 CIS Power Board For A version U...

Page 123: ...CS610 UM 251 9370 13 3 13 PARTS LIST Main Frame 1 7 6 4 Ethernet board Enhanced I F board 8 9 3 5 2...

Page 124: ...D 5 641301200 Pulley Bracket 2 C 6 361204001 Edging Plate 1 C 7 641300290 Wire 1 C 8 350195011 Pulley VDC 277 57 2 C 9 641300200 Right Guide 1 C 10 641300210 Left Guide 1 C 11 641300220 Sheet A 1 C 1...

Page 125: ...CS610 UM 251 9370 13 5 13 PARTS LIST Front Guide 1 7 10 4 6 5 15 14 17 13 9 11 16 2 3 12 10 17 13 14 15 16 Reverse view of the front guide assembly 19 18...

Page 126: ...Pulley Pulley 22Z 1 C 8 641300180 Pulley Pulley 66Z 2 C 9 641300130 Drive Roller 43 2 B 10 480033081 M3L8 Flat Head Screw 1 D 11 308004002 Motor Mount RF2600 A5 1 C 12 378020021 Belt S2M 400 1 B 13 5...

Page 127: ...r Sponge 1 10 C 8 641300690 Rubber Sponge 2 4 C 9 774017027 Glass 42 Assembly 1 A 10 774019980 CIS Sensor Assembly Rank A Select the same rank of sensor that is used in your scanner 5 A 774019981 CIS...

Page 128: ...13 PARTS LIST CS610 UM 251 9370 13 8 CIS Unit 6 4 2 11 9 10 12 8 1 3 5 7...

Page 129: ...1070 Hold Down Plate S 2 C 6 641301502 Hold Down Roller 5 B 7 641501101 Roller Hold Spring Plate 3 8 C 8 641501110 Roller Hold Spring Plate 4 2 C 9 774017152 Sensor Relay Board 1 A 10 502211000 Cover...

Page 130: ...13 PARTS LIST CS610 UM 251 9370 13 10 Top Cover 3 5 2 9 6 10 7 4 8 8 10 11 12 12 12 13 14 15 16 1...

Page 131: ...DCB Cable J23 1 C 14 694500972 3SB 2C 20B CIS Board to DCB Cable J24 1 C 15 694505340 CA450534 Control Panel Relay Cable 1 C 16 694505110 CA450511 Control Panel Relay Cable 1 C 17 694505311 CA450531A...

Page 132: ...ROM 1 B 6 IS0907 Carrier Sheet A0 1 A Stand Assembly No Part No Part name Description Q ty Remarks SR 1 641050501 Stand Assembly Z ST0075 1 B 2 641050510 Center Bar Z 1 C 3 444063451 Right Side Stay...

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