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10 October, 2002

TECH MODE

5-1

Service

Tables

5. SERVICE

MODE

5.1 TECH MODE

In TECH mode, the technician performs various tests to isolate a malfunction.
Additionally the technician sets optional features to customize the machine
depending on the user’s operation environment.

5.1.1 ACCESSING TECH MODE

To Access TECH Mode

Press User Tools, #, 1, 9, 3, 4 in sequence. The LCD displays “TECH” in the
standby mode screen. While in TECH mode, the machine still performs all normal
operations.

To Return to the Normal User Mode

Either:
* Turn the power off and on.
* Leave the machine as it is for 5 minutes.

Options that were previously set in TECH mode are not changed unless you clear
the machine’s memory in TECH mode.

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Summary of Contents for LF110

Page 1: ...MODEL L1A L1B Machine Code H911 H912 SERVICE MANUAL 10 October 2002 Subject to change...

Page 2: ...placement parts should be used according to the specifications 2 Be careful not to omit any switches covers or safety devices when reinstalling or assembling the product after repair 3 Replacing Preca...

Page 3: ...ug and printer cable from the printer 5 Use original parts only when replacing parts 6 Do not force open plastic material components 7 Be careful that small parts such as screws do not fall into the p...

Page 4: ...ic charge buildup 3 Use only a grounded tip soldering iron to solder or de solder ESDs 4 Use only an antistatic solder removal device Some solder removal devices not classified as antistatic can gener...

Page 5: ...3 14 PAPER TRAY 3 12 3 15 LSU ALSO KNOWN AS LASER UNIT 3 12 3 16 TRANSFER ROLLER 3 13 3 17 ENGINE BOARD 3 13 3 18 PICKUP ROLLER ASS Y 3 14 3 19 KNOCKUP ASS Y 3 15 3 20 CAP PAD 3 15 3 21 HOLDER PAD 3 1...

Page 6: ...NOT PERIODIC 4 16 4 5 13 PARTIAL BLANK IMAGE PERIODIC 4 17 4 5 14 IRREGULAR DENSITY 4 18 4 5 15 WHITE SPOT 4 18 4 5 16 TREMBLING AT THE END WHEN OHP PRINTING 4 19 4 5 17 POOR FUSING GRADE 4 19 4 5 18...

Page 7: ...8 RECEIVED JOURNAL 5 8 PHONEBOOK 5 8 SENDING CONFIRM 5 8 SCHEDULE INFORM 5 8 SYSTEM DATA 5 8 PROTOCOL LIST 5 9 PATTERN PRINT 5 9 SHADING PRINT 5 10 5 1 7 ENGINE TEST MODE 5 11 5 2 PROGRAM DOWNLOAD 5...

Page 8: ...10 October 2002 INSTALLATION 1 1 Installation 1 INSTALLATION Refer to the operating instructions for details...

Page 9: ...tions and actual use will vary these factors The cycle period given below is for reference only Component Cleaning Cycle Replacement Cycle Done By ADF Rubber Plate As Needed 10 000 Pages User White Ro...

Page 10: ...ibes procedures on how to disassemble re assemble parts for this machine However some components are not available as service parts In this case it is recommended that you replace the entire unit Befo...

Page 11: ...n on both sides of the machine and open the front cover 2 Remove the two stoppers holding the front cover unit and unplug one connector and one wire 3 Pull the bottom left end of the cover downward to...

Page 12: ...ORT 3 3 Replacement Adjustment 4 Remove both screws securing the bracket scan board Remove the bracket scan board 5 Unplug both connectors and the single wire from the scan board 6 Lift the OPE cover...

Page 13: ...over 3 2 2 Push the bushing on the end of the roller slightly inward and then rotate it until it reaches the slot Then lift the roller out NOTE Check the roller for any dirt If dirty wipe it with soft...

Page 14: ...Driver H911R912 WMF NOTE When reassembling the unit be sure that the Rubber ADF and Holder Rubber fit into the guide boss The Holder Rubber latches fit into the corresponding hole Push firmly until it...

Page 15: ...2 Remove the four screws securing the OPE board 3 Release both latches securing the LCD as well the two of four latches securing the board 4 Remove the OPE Board 3 6 LEVER SENSOR DOC ALSO KNOWN AS S1...

Page 16: ...S2 SENSOR 1 Push both sides of Lever Sensor Scan inward 2 Unlatch and take out the Lever Sensor Scan from the scan upper frame 3 8 SCAN BOARD 1 Before removing the Scan Board you should remove Bracke...

Page 17: ...embling the Scan Motor you should remove OPE cover 3 2 Bracket Scan Board 3 2 2 Unplug the single connector from the scan board 3 Remove all three screws 4 Remove the Motor Ass y from the main frame 5...

Page 18: ...3 10 ADF ROLLER 1 Before removing the ADF Roller you should remove OPE cover 3 2 2 Remove both screws securing the guide paper and remove the guide paper 3 Remove the ADF Roller from the scan front f...

Page 19: ...ingle screw 2 Push the CIS as shown 3 Separate the CIS from CIS Ass y 3 12 REAR COVER 1 Remove both screws 2 Push the metal clip on the parallel port down and remove the rear cover from the main frame...

Page 20: ...hould remove OPE cover 3 2 Rear cover 3 12 2 Remove both screws securing the top cover from the backside of the machine 3 Remove both screws and slide both the left and right paper guides fully inward...

Page 21: ...Top cover 3 13 2 Remove the tray from the main frame 3 15 LSU ALSO KNOWN AS LASER UNIT 1 Before removing the LSU you should remove OPE cover 3 2 Rear cover 3 12 Top cover 3 13 2 Remove the three scre...

Page 22: ...the front cover 2 Lift the transfer Roller using a suitable tool Screw Driver and take out the Roller 3 17 ENGINE BOARD 1 Before removing the Engine board you should remove OPE cover 3 2 Rear cover 3...

Page 23: ...lug all connectors from the engine board 3 Remove the four screws securing the upper plate 4 Remove the upper plate as shown 5 Remove both screws And remove the roller from the plate NOTE When reassem...

Page 24: ...Top cover 3 13 LSU 3 15 Upper Plate 3 18 2 Pull the Knockup Ass y fully backward 3 Remove the Knockup Ass y from the main frame 3 20 CAP PAD 1 Before removing the Cap pad you should remove OPE cover...

Page 25: ...Upper Plate 3 18 Knock up Ass y 3 19 Cap Pad 3 20 2 Remove the holder pad from the main frame 3 22 MAIN MOTOR ASS Y 1 Before removing the Main Motor Ass y you should remove OPE cover 3 2 Rear cover 3...

Page 26: ...sure that the boss shown in the figure fits into the corresponding screw holes on the Motor Ass y This will allow the screws to be fastened properly 3 23 COOLING FAN 1 Before removing the fan you sho...

Page 27: ...embling make sure that the direction of the gear is correct 2 Release both snap fits and remove the Gear Pickup Ass y from the main frame 3 25 SOLENOID 1 Before removing the solenoid you should remove...

Page 28: ...screws and single connector from the HVPS board and then remove the board NOTE When reassembling make sure that all five springs to be used as connection terminals are set properly 3 27 HOOK BOARD 1 B...

Page 29: ...ot replace any components inside the fusing unit such as thermistor hot roller stripper pawls fusing lamp etc 1 Before removing the Fusing Unit Ass y you should remove OPE cover 3 2 Rear cover 3 12 To...

Page 30: ...ver 3 2 Rear cover 3 12 Top cover 3 13 Fusing Unit Ass y 3 28 2 Lift and remove the pressure roller from the main frame 3 30 ACTUATOR EXIT 1 Before removing the actuator exit you should remove OPE cov...

Page 31: ...n in the illustration 3 Remove six screws securing the Shield Engine Ass y 4 Remove the Shield Engine Ass y from the main frame 3 32 SMPS BOARD ALSO KNOWN AS POWER SUPPLY UNIT 1 Before removing the SM...

Page 32: ...move the single connector that connects the speaker to the main board as well as both screws securing the speaker 3 Remove the speaker 3 34 LIU BOARD ALSO KNOWN AS NCU 1 Before removing the LIU board...

Page 33: ...lease the four snap fits securing the sensor board and unplug the single connector from the main board 3 Remove the sensor board 3 36 MAIN BOARD 1 Before removing the main board you should remove Rear...

Page 34: ...re removing the actuator empty feeder you should remove Rear cover 3 12 Shield Engine Ass y 3 31 2 Remove the single connector from the main board and both screws securing the holder feed Ass y 3 Remo...

Page 35: ...3 2 Rear cover 3 12 Top cover 3 13 Main Motor Ass y 3 22 2 Release both snap fits and remove the gear feed clutch feed and the spring clutch 3 Rotate the pick up bushing as shown 4 Remove Holder Feed...

Page 36: ...m unit can be measured 3 Screw Drivers Standard type type M3 long M3 short M2 long M2 short 4 Pinset Standard General home use small type 5 Cotton Swabs Standard General home use or medical service 6...

Page 37: ...s wait an hour or so for the line to clear then try again Or turn the ECM mode on LOAD DOCUMENT You have attempted to set up a sending operation with no document loaded Load a document and try again L...

Page 38: ...l a previously busy station You can press Start Enter to immediately redial or Stop to cancel the redial operation SEND ERROR Your fax has not gone through successfully A problem with the facsimile co...

Page 39: ...l toner count and CRU state information TOTAL TONER COUNT The total number of the dots used to print up to current time CRU STATE The number of pages the toner cartridge can print 2 Replace Main board...

Page 40: ...ter replacing AIO OK after replacing the LSU YES YES NO NO NO Any obstacles ON mirror lens of LSU and laser path Replace the AIO Remove the obstacles YES YES NO Remove part on the paper path causing t...

Page 41: ...U might be misplaced so the light path to the OPC deviates Repair or replace the LSU or remove any defective matters in the machine YES YES NO Take out the cartridge and prepare the tester for electro...

Page 42: ...oller into its place This could occurs when the power of LSU is low or the density is low due to the obstacles on the window Replace the LSU or clean the window YES Transfer voltage OK on the transfer...

Page 43: ...ormal charging developing transfer Any obstacles on the gab between high voltage terminal and AIO Transfer roller works OK OK after replacing the LSU Replace the AIO Replace the AIO OK after setting t...

Page 44: ...black in printing area Is transfer voltage supplied 1 55kV YES YES Check the path among video controller engine board HVPS LSU for the shortage or open Repair or replace the boards NO NO NO Is the Hs...

Page 45: ...he black part is far close to the top User the pattern which has the image below bigger than 10 mm from the top YES NO NO Dirt of dust stuck onto the window of internal lens of LSU Clean it or replace...

Page 46: ...the defective component NO YES Works cor with 350V of Bias voltage Dark selected vial RCP Same at Normal Works correctly after replaced the LSU Toner over supply due to the adjustment fault of meteri...

Page 47: ...al blade or supplying part of the AIO is defective Replace the AIO YES Transfer charge and developing voltage are OK Operating storage atmosphere is too high temperature humidity Solve the problem und...

Page 48: ...condition Irregularity of NIP betwenn rollers in AIO Replace the AIO YES There may be a problem in toner layer control in AIO Replace the AIO Clean hot roller or replace the Fusing unit Repair or rep...

Page 49: ...interval of 75 4 mm Does the same problems persist END Bad image removes by scratching Remove obstacles stuck on OPC drum s surface Perform the OPC cleaning using the control panel buttons Check tone...

Page 50: ...ct sunlight for around 5 minutes If the same problem persists in 10 hours replace the AIO NO NO NO 75 4 mm interval This occurs when no Hsync at LSU Replace the LSU Heat roller is ruined Replace the F...

Page 51: ...NO NO YES YES Paper path is clear H911T921 WMF NO Is it not over the guaranty life of dot counter YES Install the AIO correctly Is the AIO installed correctly Transfer roller workds properly Replace...

Page 52: ...it regular interval of 47 1mm OK after replacing the transfer roller Replace the AIO Clean the contract point of transfer roller Check the output of high voltage terminal and adjust or replace if requ...

Page 53: ...n Replace LSU Irregularity of toner supply from the AIO Replace the AIO Defective agitator in the toner supplying part of AIO Replace the AIO Check if the guide deve spring works OK and repair replace...

Page 54: ...NO YES The paper used is too thick or contains too much cotton in it Re test with the recommended paper The machine placed under the severe low temperature for a long time After printing completed an...

Page 55: ...on LEDs blink once when powered on The On Line key is being pressed or shortage on the panel board Supply the power as the rating Connections on board are OK Fusing unit of SMPS if open Shortage betwe...

Page 56: ...e it Thermostat is open due to the heat etc Replace the Fusing unit END NO NO YES Less than 10W Measure the resistance at the both ends of AC Line with covers open AC is being supplied Thermistor conn...

Page 57: ...he solenoid defected Replace it NO Sounds the solenoid on when starts print Does the paper move Does the paper move more than 100 mm The pick up unit is assembled wrong Re assemble or replace the unit...

Page 58: ...fore the fusing unit The actuator of paper exit sensor works OK Is the paper rolled around the pressure roller Remove the fuser remove the paper and replace the pressure roller if necessary Feeds mult...

Page 59: ...y again to connector or Replace the connector Replace the MAIN B D Replace the LSU Replace the MAIN B D Replace the LSU END NO NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YES YES Check MAIN B D CN9 3 P_MOTOR Signal Check...

Page 60: ...r s operation environment 5 1 1 ACCESSING TECH MODE To Access TECH Mode Press User Tools 1 9 3 4 in sequence The LCD displays TECH in the standby mode screen While in TECH mode the machine still perfo...

Page 61: ...ng ON OFF OFF MODEM SPEED 2400 4800 7200 9600 12000 14400 28800 33600 BPS 33600 BPS DIALING MODE TONE PULSE TONE SEND FAX LEVEL 0 to 15 DBM 12 DBM PAUSE TIME 1 to 9 SEC 3 SEC REDIAL INTERVAL 1 to 15 M...

Page 62: ...efault DIALING MODE Selecting the dialing mode depends on the user s line status TONE Electrical dial type PULSE Mechanical dial type SEND FAX LEVEL You can set the level of the transmission signal No...

Page 63: ...silence is detected on the line at any time the call will be treated as a fax message and the machine begins receiving Silence detection time is selectable between 12 seconds and unlimited time When 1...

Page 64: ...until a clean print job appears ADJUST SHADING Use this feature to correct the white reference on the scanner if you experiencing bad copy images When using this feature white paper should be used in...

Page 65: ...ch time the number changes by one increment the average ADC value of CIS displays ADC This is digital value of CIS output and is average value of CIS center area If CIS is not working this will indica...

Page 66: ...number The information is printed at the bottom of each printed page Item Description PAGE TONER CNT Prints the number of dots used to print the page TOTAL TONER CNT Prints the total number of the dot...

Page 67: ...e most recent transmissions will be printed RECEIVED JOURNAL This journal lists specific information concerning reception activities When using this feature the time and dates of up to 40 of the most...

Page 68: ...munication error occurs while the machine is in TECH mode the protocol list will print automatically Sample of a Protocol Dump List PATTERN PRINT Using this pattern printout you can check if the print...

Page 69: ...ber 2002 5 10 SHADING PRINT With this print you can check the scanning elements of the CIS Contact Image Sensor NOTE This print is automatically printed after the ADJUST SHADING is performed in TECH m...

Page 70: ...tart the test 5 Press Stop to exit the Engine test mode Engine Test Mode Options 1 MAIN MOTOR TEST 2 PTL TEST 3 FAN TEST 4 FUSING UNIT TEST ON 145 C OFF 145 C 5 LSU MOTOR TEST 6 LD LASER DIODE TEST 7...

Page 71: ...a List in Tech mode and Phone book Note All data cannot be re programmed after software has downloaded 3 In Command prompt type as below and hit Enter 2 Make sure that the machine is in standby mode N...

Page 72: ...ssary to select these two country codes Also it is necessary to select the country code in the Philippines if the machine is using DP dial pulse mode 5 Press Start Enter to set the designated country...

Page 73: ...w cartridge is installed the CRU STATE will be changed to 3000 The fuse will blow opening the circuit just after the CRU was installed 6 2 TONER END DETECTION There is no toner end sensor available on...

Page 74: ...DRIVER CIS INTERFACE PART KS32C65100 RTC Back up Part Audio Part FLASH MEMORY 2MB DRAM 8 MB MODEM 33600 bps ENGINE HVPS FAN SOLENOID MOTOR OPC_FUSE OPC GND SUPPLY DEV THV TRANSFORMER 600 600 Tx Rx TR...

Page 75: ...E1284 L1a also has Parallel I F to upgrade machine firmware General Halftone 64 Level Error Diffusion Power Switch No NA AC 110 to 120 V Input Voltage EU AS AC 220 to 240 V AC 220 to 240 V 50 60 Hz Po...

Page 76: ...tive 208 mm 208 mm Scan Length Max 356 mm Legal 356 mm Legal Scan Copy Mode 1500 mm 1500 mm Handset No No 1 Touch Dial 20 20 Speed Dial 80 80 Group Dial 20 20 TAD No No TAD I F Yes Yes Tone Pulse Yes...

Page 77: ...Yes Authorized Reception Yes JUNK FAX BARRIER Auto Reduction Yes Broad casting 20 Priority TX Yes 3 files Delay TX 25 Substitute Reception Yes Function Support from RDC Yes FAX Battery Backup Yes Min...

Page 78: ...gth 128 356 mm Up to 1500 mm manually assisted copy mode only Width 148 216 mm Weight 12 5 28 lb 32 Ib 1 sheet Paper Handling Original Size Thickness 0 075 0 13 mm 0 15 mm 1 sheet Win 3 x No Win 95 No...

Page 79: ...D 5 23 5V 24 EGMOT_PHA 25 24VS 26 24VS 27 GND24 28 GND24 SPK 1 SPKOUT 2 AGND 1 24VS 2 FUSER_ON 3 5V 4 EXI T 5 5V 6 GND5 7 5V 8 GND5 9 5V 10 GND 5 11 24V 12 GND 24 13 24V 14 GND24 15 24V 16 GN D24 CN5...

Page 80: ...LOG Contents 1 MAIN ASSEMBLY 2 2 SHIELD ENGINE UNIT ASSEMBLY 4 3 ENGINE ASSEMBLY 5 4 FRAME LOWER ASSEMBLY 6 5 FUSER ASSEMBLY 8 6 PLATE UPPER UNIT ASSEMBLY 9 7 OPE UNIT 10 8 SCAN UPPER ASSEMBLY 11 9 FR...

Page 81: ...1 MAIN ASSEMBLY 27 May 2003 2 1 MAIN ASSEMBLY H911C900 WMF 7 12 4 8 11 9 3 2 6 1 10 5 Only China 13 14...

Page 82: ...H911 9568 PCB NCU China 1 O 6 H911 9507 RX Drive Unit 1 O O O O O 7 H911 9508 Connecter Board Scanner L1b 1 O O 7 H911 9577 Connecter Board Scanner L1a 1 O O O 8 H911 9509 Top Cover 1 O O O O O 9 H911...

Page 83: ...2 H911 9516 Harness Laser Unit 1 O O O O O 3 H911 9517A Harness Power Pack 1 O O O O O 4 H911 9518 Harness NCU 1 O O O O O 5 H911 9519 PCB Main Board 1a 1 O O 5 H911 9579 PCB Main Board 1a China 1 O 5...

Page 84: ...1 O O O O O 4 H911 9547 PCB Hook 1 O O O O O 5 H911 9525 Connector Board Main 1 O O O O O 6 H911 9526 Transfer Roller 1 O O O O O 7 H911 9527 Friction Pad Ass y 1 O O O O O 8 H911 9548 Side Friction P...

Page 85: ...4 FRAME LOWER ASSEMBLY 27 May 2003 6 4 FRAME LOWER ASSEMBLY H911C903 WMF 10 2 3 9 7 8 4 11 1 5 6 Transfer Roller...

Page 86: ...911 9553 AIO Guide Rail Left 1 O O O O O 4 H911 9529 Paper Feed Roller 1 O O O O O 5 H911 9554 Sensor Actuator Paper End 1 O O O O O 6 H911 9555 Sensor Actuator Paper Feed 1 O O O O O 7 H911 9530 Pres...

Page 87: ...5 FUSER ASSEMBLY 27 May 2003 8 5 FUSER ASSEMBLY H911 H912 Index No Part No Description Q ty 21 27 29 17 27 1 H911 9534 Fusing Unit 110V 1 O 1 H911 9535 Fusing Unit 220V 1 O O O O H911C904 WMF 1...

Page 88: ...03 PARTS CATALOG 9 6 PLATE UPPER UNIT ASSEMBLY H911 H912 Index No Part No Description Q ty 21 27 29 17 27 1 H911 9537 Upper Metal Plate 1 O O O O O 2 H911 9538 Paper Pick up Roller 1 O O O O O H911C90...

Page 89: ...USA 1 O 1 H911 9540 OP Port Unit Upper EU 1 O O 1 H911 9574 OP Port Unit Upper Asia 1 O 1 H911 9569 OP Port Unit Upper China 1 O 2 H911 9541 PCB OP Port 1 O O O O O 3 H911 9575 Quick Dial Sheet 1 O O...

Page 90: ...y 2003 PARTS CATALOG 11 8 SCAN UPPER ASSEMBLY H911 H912 Index No Part No Description Q ty 21 27 29 17 27 1 H911 9542 Scanner Upper Unit 1 O O O O O 2 H911 9559 ADF Rubber Plate 1 O O O O O H911C906 WM...

Page 91: ...9 FRONT ASSEMBLY 27 May 2003 12 9 FRONT ASSEMBLY H911C907 WMF 2 4 5 3 1 6 6...

Page 92: ...anner Unit 1b 1 O O 1 H911 9560 Scanner Unit 1a 1 O O O 2 H911 9561 Contact Image Sensor 1b 1 O O 2 H911 9562 Contact Image Sensor 1a 1 O O O 3 H911 9563 TX Motor 1 O O O O O 4 H911 9544 White Roller...

Page 93: ...Unit 2 2 H911 9517A Harness Power Pack 2 3 H911 9518 Harness NCU 2 4 H911 9519 PCB Main Board 1a 2 5 H911 9520 PCB Main Board 1b 2 5 H911 9522 Paper Pick up Cam 3 1 H911 9523 Solenoid Paper Pick up 3...

Page 94: ...ate 8 2 H911 9560 Scanner Unit 1a 9 1 H911 9561 Contact Image Sensor 1b 9 2 H911 9562 Contact Image Sensor 1a 9 2 H911 9563 TX Motor 9 3 H911 9564 PCB NCU Asia 1 5 H911 9565 Handset 1 13 H911 9566 Han...

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