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CONTENTS

NOTE FOR SERVICING

1. Precautions for servicing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i

2. Warning for servicing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i

3. Note for installing site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i

4. Note for handling PWB and electronic parts . . . . . . . . . .ii

5. Note for repairing/replacing the LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii

6. Note for handling the drum unit, the developing unit . . . iii

7. Screw tightening torque . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii

8. Relation between model names and names

in the manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii

[1]

PRODUCT OUTLINE

1. System configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1

2. Option list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3

[2]

SPECIFICATIONS

1. Basic specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

2. Copy functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6

3. Printer function. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7

4. Image send function. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7

5. FAX function. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-9

6. Power consumption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11

7. Dimensions and weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-12

[3]

CONSUMABLE PARTS

1. Supply system table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

2. Maintenance parts list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2

3. Developer/Drum life end definition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3

4. Production number identification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4

5. Environmental conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4

[4]

EXTERNAL VIEW AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE

1. External view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

2. Internal structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2

3. Automatic document feeder and document glass . . . . 4-3

4. I/F connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4

5. Operation panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

6. RSPF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6

7. Sensor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-9

8. Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10

9. Solenoid/Clutch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-11

10. Drive motor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-12

11. Lamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-13

12. Fan/Filter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-14

13. PWB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-15

14. Roller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-16

[5]

ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTINGS

1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

2. Adjustment item list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

3. Details of adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

[6]

SIMULATION

1. General and purpose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

2. Starting the simulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

3. List of simulation codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3

4. Details of simulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7

[7]

TROUBLESHOOTING

1. Error code and troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

2. JAM and troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-23

3. Image send communication report code . . . . . . . . . . 7-24

4. Dial tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-28

[8]

FIRMWARE UPDATE

1. Outline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1

2. Update procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1

[9]

MAINTENANCE

1. Maintenance list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1

3. Display of maintenance execution timing. . . . . . . . . . . 9-4

[10] DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY

1. Disassembly and Assembly table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1

2. Disassembly and assembly of each unit . . . . . . . . . . 10-2

[11] OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS

1. Operation panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-1

2. RSPF section (31opm). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-2

3. RSPF section (56opm). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-6

4. Scanner section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-11

5. Manual paper feed section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-13

6. Paper registration section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-14

7. Paper feed tray section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-15

8. Paper exit section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-16

9. Duplex section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-17

10. OPC drum section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-18

11. Toner supply section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-20

12. Developing section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-21

13. Transfer section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-23

14. Fusing section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-25

15. Fan and Filter section. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-27

[12] ELECTRICAL SECTION

1. Block diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-1

2. Power line diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-5

3. Actual wiring chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-9

[13] OTHERS

1. HDD/SD card memory map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-1

2. Necessary steps when replacing the PWB, HDD and the

SD Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-4

3. HDD/SD card SIM format operation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-9

4. SERVICE WEB PAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-11

5. Details and operation procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-12

6. TOOL LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-16

Summary of Contents for MX-M265N

Page 1: ...t to change without notice NOTE FOR SERVICING 1 PRODUCT OUTLINE 1 1 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2 1 3 CONSUMABLE PARTS 3 1 4 EXTERNAL VIEW AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE 4 1 5 ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTINGS 5 1 6 SIMULATION 6 1 7 TROUBLESHOOTING 7 1 8 FIRMWARE UPDATE 8 1 9 MAINTENANCE 9 1 10 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 1 11 OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS 11 1 12 ELECTRICAL SECTION 12 1 13 OTHERS 13 1 CONTENTS CODE 00ZMXM316 S2E...

Page 2: ...tem list 5 1 3 Details of adjustment 5 2 6 SIMULATION 1 General and purpose 6 1 2 Starting the simulation 6 1 3 List of simulation codes 6 3 4 Details of simulation 6 7 7 TROUBLESHOOTING 1 Error code and troubleshooting 7 1 2 JAM and troubleshooting 7 23 3 Image send communication report code 7 24 4 Dial tone 7 28 8 FIRMWARE UPDATE 1 Outline 8 1 2 Update procedure 8 1 9 MAINTENANCE 1 Maintenance l...

Page 3: ...current requirements Avoid complex wiring which may lead to a fire or an electric shock It may cause a fire or an electric shock If there is any abnormality such as a smoke or an abnormal smell interrupt the job and disconnect the power plug It may cause a fire or an electric shock Be sure to connect the grounding wire If an electric leakage occurs without grounding a fire or an electric shock may...

Page 4: ...r output or machine failure may result Unstable or irregular surface If the machine is dropped or tips over it may cause injury or machine malfunction Use an optional desk or an exclusive use desk When using the optional desk be sure to fix the adjuster and lock the casters 4 Note for handling PWB and electronic parts When handling the PWB and the electronic parts be sure to observe the following ...

Page 5: ...ghtening torque The screws used in this machine are largely classified into three types These types are classified according to the shape of the screw grooves and use positions The table below shows the types of the screws and the tightening torques depending on the use position When tightening the screws for repair or maintenance refer to the table However for the other conditions of tightening s...

Page 6: ...KIT MX PK11 PS3 EXPANSION KIT MX PF10 BARCODE FONT KIT MX FX11 FACSIMILE EXPANSION KIT AR SU1 STAMP UNIT MX FR48U DATA SECURITY KIT MX FWX1 INTERNET FAX EXPANSION KIT MX USX1 SHARPDESK 1 LICENSE KIT MX USX5 SHARPDESK 5 LICENSE KIT MX US10 SHARPDESK 10 LICENSE KIT MX US50 SHARPDESK 50 LICENSE KIT MX USA0 SHARPDESK 100 LICENSE KIT MX AMX1 APPLICATION INTEGRATION MODULE MX AMX2 APPLICATION COMMUNICAT...

Page 7: ... EXPANSION KIT MX FX11 FACSIMILE EXPANSION KIT MX FWX1 INTERNET FAX EXPANSION KIT MX FR48U DATA SECURITY KIT MX PB16 PRINTER EXPANSION KIT MX PK11 PS3 EXPANSION KIT MX PF10 BARCODE FONT KIT AR SU1 STAMP UNIT MX USX5 SHARPDESK 5 LICENSE KIT MX AMX1 APPLICATION INTEGRATION MODULE MX AMX2 APPLICATION COMMUNICATION MODULE MX AMX3 EXTERNAL ACCOUNT MODULE MX HD14 HARD DISK EXPANSION KIT MX EB13 USB WIRE...

Page 8: ...T STD STD STD STD STD OPT OPT OPT MX PK11 PS3 EXPANSION KIT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT 4 OPT 4 OPT 4 MX PF10 BARCODE FONT KIT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT 4 OPT 4 OPT 4 Image Send MX NSX1 NETWORK SCANNER EXPANSION KIT STD STD STD STD STD OPT OPT OPT MX FX11 FACSIMILE EXPANSION KIT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT OPT MX FWX1 INTERNET FAX EXPANSION KIT OPT 5 OPT 5 OPT 5 OPT 5 OPT 5 OPT 5 OPT 5 OPT 5 AR SU1 STAM...

Page 9: ... x 413mm 12 x 18 N A B4 253 x 357mm 11 x 17 275 x 425mm A4 206 x 290mm 8 5 x 14 212 x 349mm B5 178 x 250mm 8 5 x 13 212 x 323mm A5 144 x 203mm Executive 180 x 260mm Postcard 92 x 140mm 8 5 x 11 212 x 272mm 8K 266 x 383mm 5 5 x 8 5 136 x 209mm 8 5x13 5 212 x 336mm 8 5 x 13 4 212 x 333mm Custom Min 96mm x 141mm Max 297mm x 432mm Max range AB 416x293mm 600dpi 9826dot x 6920dot Inch 428x275mm 600dpi 1...

Page 10: ...11 A3 B4 A4 A4R B5 B5R A5 AB 2 11 x 17 8 5 x 13 8 5 x 11 A3 B4 A4 A4R B5 B5R A5 AB 3 11 x 17 8 5 x 13 8 5 x 11 A3 B4 A4 A4R A5 8K 16K 16KR AB 4 11 x 17 8 5 x 13 4 8 5 x 11 A3 B4 A4 A4R B5 B5R A5 AB 5 11 x 17 8 5 x 13 5 8 5 x 11 A3 B4 A4 A4R B5 B5R A5 Long paper 1000 mm Monochrome binary only Internet Fax 600 x 600 dpi Max 800 mm When scan 400 dpi or more long paper is not available Mix paper feed ...

Page 11: ...aper capacity Standard paper 80g m2 500 sheets 500 sheets 100 sheets Paper size Refer to Size of paper which can be fed Paper size detection No Guide adjustment and size input Yes Paper type setting Refer to Size of paper which can be fed Changing of paper size Switched by the user Switched by the user Guide adjustment Universal handle Yes Default paper size setting Inch system 8 5 x 11 AB system ...

Page 12: ...x 11 R Letter R 216x279 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 7 25 x 10 5R Exective R 184x266 Yes 5 5 x 8 5 Incoice R 216x140 Yes 5 5 x 8 5 R Incoice R 140x216 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A3 297x420 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B4 257x364 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A4 297x210 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A4R 210x297 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B5 257x182 Yes Yes Yes Yes B5R 182x257 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A5 210x148 Yes A5R 148x210 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B6R Yes...

Page 13: ... 11R 216x279 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 7 25 x 10 5R 184x266 Yes Yes Yes 4 Yes 4 5 5 x 8 5 216x140 Yes Yes Yes 4 Yes 4 5 5 x 8 5R 140x216 Yes Yes Yes Yes 4 Yes 4 A3 297x420 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B4 257x364 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A4 297x210 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A4R 210x297 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B5 257x182 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B5R 182x257 Yes Y...

Page 14: ... 11 sheet original in A4 8 5 x 11 not including the first copy Monochrome 600 x 400dpi default AB System mm Inch System inch Min Max Min Max Bypass tray X 140 432 5 1 2 17 Y 100 297 5 1 2 11 5 8 Duplex X 182 432 7 1 4 17 Y 148 297 5 1 2 11 5 8 Size 7 inch Form Dot matrix LCD Touch panel Display dot number 800 x 480 dots WVGA LCD backlight LED backlight LCD contrast adjust Yes Angle position adjust...

Page 15: ... ROM CD ROM Windows 8 CD ROM No CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM Windows 8x64 CD ROM No CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM Windows 8 1 CD ROM No CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM Windows 8 1x64 CD ROM No CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM CD ROM Mac 9 0 No No No No No No No X 10 2 No No No No No No No X 10 3 No No No No No No No X 10 4 No No No CD ROM No No No X 10 5 No No No CD ROM No No No X 10 6 No...

Page 16: ... Yes N A Photo Yes N A Printed photo Yes N A Map Yes N A Magical scan Area division Suppress Yes N A Selection of image quality Yes Halftone B W only Mode Scanner Internet Fax Direct SMTP Moire reduction mode Yes N A CPT notes security Yes N A Scanning QR codes N A N A Item Content One touch Yes Group key Yes Direct input Entry from the soft keyboard externally connected keyboard or 10 keypad Yes ...

Page 17: ...om the list 1 Match the subject Direct entry 80 one byte two byte characters Number of lists 30 Outbound message message body Yes 3 Outbound message selection Select from the list 3 Direct entry Number of letters in an outbound message 1800 one byte characters 900 two byte characters 3 Pre Setting Mail Signature 2 Yes Yes FAX FAX to e mail FTP Mode FAX Compression method MH MR MMR JBIG Mode FAX Co...

Page 18: ...rica and Inch destinations Reception from a specific number not allowed or allowed Allow Reject Specified numbers only 50 numbers 20 digits External phone connection remote Yes Confidential reception Sharp mode No Received data bypass output Yes Index printing No Transfer function upon disabling of output Yes 1 receiver of transfer registration Internet Fax Fax to e mail Transfer of Internet Fax F...

Page 19: ...ender registration 1 default with 20 characters Number of sender selection registration Total 18 registrations 20 characters Sender selection In addition to default 18 registrations allowed Registration of polling approval number 10 numbers 20 digits Registration of Fax system number Sharp mode No Registration of Fax polling approval ID number Sharp mode No Fax relay ID registration Sharp mode No ...

Page 20: ...830 mm W620 x D617 x H580 mm When the OC is installed W620 x D617 x H600 mm When the RSPF is installed W620 x D617 x H730 mm Footprint W620 x D617 mm Dimension occupied by the machine W938 x D617 mm when the bypass tray is extended Weight Main Unit including photoreceptor not including consumables When the RSPF is installed 51 kg 100V type 200V type When the OC is installed 45 kg When the RSPF is ...

Page 21: ...R No Item Content Life Model name Remarks 1 Toner cartridge black Toner cartridge x 1 27 5K MX 315GT Life setting by A4 8 5 x 11 6 document 2 Developer black Developer x 1 100K MX 312GV 3 Drum Drum x 1 100K MX 312GR No Item Content Life Model name Remarks 1 Toner cartridge black Toner cartridge x 1 27 5K MX 315AT Life setting by A4 8 5 x 11 6 document 2 Developer black Developer x 1 100K MX 312AV ...

Page 22: ...sing unit Fusing unit 120V heater lamp x 1 150K MX 312FU1 9 Fusing unit Fusing unit 200V heater lamp x 1 150K MX 312FU 10 Toner filter unit Toner filter unit x 1 100K MX 312TF 11 Staple cartridge Staple cartridge x 3 5000 staples x 3 MX SCX1 No Item Content Life Model name Remarks 1 Upper heat roller kit Upper heat roller x 1 150K MX 313UH Fuser gear x 1 Upper heat roller bearing x 2 Upper cleanin...

Page 23: ... times Supplied as a drum frame unit 5 Transfer roller unit Transfer roller unit x 1 150K MX 312TX 6 Paper feed roller kit Paper feed roller kit x 1 100K MX 312RT 7 Paper feed roller kit Paper feed roller kit x 1 100K MX 312MR 8 Fusing unit Fusing unit 120V heater lamp x 1 150K MX 312FU1 9 Fusing unit Fusing unit 200V heater lamp x 1 150K MX 312FU 10 Toner filter unit Toner filter unit x 1 100K MX...

Page 24: ... Indicates the production year 3 4 Number Indicates the production month 5 6 Number Indicates the production day 7 Hyphen 8 Number Indicates the production lot Label position Internal product name Incompatibility Destination Version No Production year month day 6 digits Serial No in production day 5 digits Production place 1 digits 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Alphabet Indicates the model conformity code L for t...

Page 25: ...e main power switch to On or Off or to replace a toner cartridge 6 USB connector A type Supports USB 2 0 Hi Speed This is used to connect a USB device such as USB memory to the machine For the USB cable use a shielded cable 7 Exit tray unit right tray 1 When installed output can be delivered to this tray 8 Finisher 1 This can be used to staple output 9 Tray 1 This holds paper 10 Tray 2 This holds ...

Page 26: ...ht side cover Open this cover to remove a misfeed 5 Right side cover release lever To remove a paper misfeed pull and hold this lever up to open the right side cover 6 Photoconductive drum This drum has a photoconductive coating on its surface The images are formed on top of this photoconductive surface The photoconductive coating is green in color 7 Right cover of paper drawer when a paper drawer...

Page 27: ...e original is scanned correctly Adjust the guides to the width of the original 4 Document feeder tray Place originals in this tray 1 sided originals must be placed face up 5 Original exit tray Originals are delivered to this tray after scanning 6 Scanning area Originals placed in the document feeder tray are scanned here 7 Original size detector This detects the size of an original placed on the d...

Page 28: ...pe cable 3 USB connector B type Supports USB 2 0 Hi Speed A computer can be connected to this connector to use the machine as a printer For the USB cable use a shielded cable 4 USB connector A type Supports USB 2 0 Hi Speed This is used to connect a USB device such as USB memory to the machine 5 Connector for the finisher only Connects the finisher At the time of optional wearing 6 Power plug 7 Ex...

Page 29: ...ted because of a problem such as out of paper This lights up when there is a transmission job that has not been sent 7 CLEAR key Press this key to return the number of copies to 0 8 STOP key Press this key to stop a copy job or scanning of an original 9 Main power indicator This lights up when the machine s main power switch is in the on position 10 POWER key Use this key to turn the machine power...

Page 30: ... Transmission type Detects the document length in the RSPF paper feed tray SPLS2 Paper size detector 2 Transmission type Detects the document length in the RSPF paper feed tray SPPD1 Document transport sensor 1 Transmission type Detects paper feed and the document size in random paper feed SPPD2 Document transport sensor 2 Transmission type Detects paper pass SPPD3 Document transport sensor 3 Tran...

Page 31: ...WB Drives the motor the solenoid and the clutch in the RSPF section Signal name Name Type Function Operation SPFM RSPF transport motor Stepping motor Transports a document SPRS Paper exit roller pressure control solenoid RSPF Magnetic solenoid Controls ON OFF of the transport power of the paper exit roller Releases the paper exit roller pressure when reversing paper SRRC Registration roller clutch...

Page 32: ...ly a pressure to a document and the registration roller to provide the transport power of the transport roller to the document 7 Transport roller 2 Idle RSPF Apply a pressure to a document and the transport roller to provide the transport power of the transport roller to the document 8 Transport roller 2 Drive RSPF Transports a document transported from the registration roller to the document scan...

Page 33: ...ector C2LUD This detector detects when the tray in paper feed tray 2 reaches its upper limit 22 2nd tray paper pass sensor C2PFD 2nd tray paper pass 23 Paper feed tray 2 paper empty detector C2PED Detects paper empty in Paper feed tray 2 21 23 22 1 3 11 12 13 4 14 17 18 16 10 9 20 8 6 7 5 19 15 2 No Name Code Function and operation 1 Scanner home position sensor MHPS Detects the scanner home posit...

Page 34: ...ource 2 Side door Front cover switch DSWR DSWF Side door Front cover open detection 3 2nd tray paper tray detection C2SS 2nd tray paper tray empty detection 4 2nd side door cover switch DSW_C2 Side door open detection 2 4 3 1 No Name Code Function and operation 1 Power switch MAIN SW Turns ON OFF the main power source 2 Side door Front cover switch DSWR DSWF Side door Front cover open detection 2 ...

Page 35: ...er exit gate switcher 5 Separation pawl solenoid PSPS Separation pawl operation solenoid 6 2nd tray paper feed clutch C2PUC Paper feed roller drive 7 Paper feed transfer clutch PTRC2 Paper feed transfer clutch 3 2 1 5 4 7 6 No Name Code Function and operation 1 1st tray paper feed clutch C1PUC Paper feed roller drive 2 PS clutch RRC Main unit paper feed 3 Manual paper feed clutch MPFC Manual paper...

Page 36: ...or TNM Toner supply 7 Shifter motor OSM Shifter drive 8 Paper exit reverse motor POM Duplex paper switching and exit motor 9 Tray lift motor C2LUM Tray paper lift 2 8 7 5 6 3 4 9 1 No Name Code Function and operation 1 Polygon motor PM Drives the polygon mirror 2 Scan motor MIM Drives the scanner unit 3 ADU motor ADUM Reverse pass for paper transport 4 Tray lift motor C1LUM Tray paper lift 5 Main ...

Page 37: ...A MX M316N M266N M315N M315U M356N M356U B MX M265N M265U No Name Function and operation 1 Copy lamp Image exposure lamp 2 Heater lamp Fusing heat lamp 1 2 No Name Function and operation 1 Copy lamp Image exposure lamp 2 Heater lamp Fusing heat lamp 1 2 1 15 Aug ...

Page 38: ...aper exit cooling fan FUFM Cools the fusing section and the paper exit section 5 Ozone filter Absorbs ozone generated in the image process section 6 1 Ozone filter Take in an odor to exhaust 1 5 2 3 4 6 1 No Name Code Function and operation 1 DV cooling duct LSUFM Cools the inside of the unit 2 Power supply cooling fan 1 PSFM1 Cools the inside of the unit 3 Ozone exhaust fan OZFM Cools the inside ...

Page 39: ... voltage control 13 SCN CNT PWB Controls the scanner and the operation section 14 USB I F PWB USB I F 15 Tray interface PWB 2nd tray control 15 13 8 9 6 2 4 1 5 11 12 7 10 3 14 No Name Function and operation 1 CCD PWB Scans document images and performs A D conversion of the scanning signal 2 High voltage PWB High voltage control 3 KEY PWB Outputs the key operation signal 4 LED drive PWB Copy lamp ...

Page 40: ...ller 18 Transport roller Paper transport roller 19 2nd tray pick up roller Picks up paper from the tray 20 2nd tray separation roller Separates a document to prevent double feeding 1st tray 21 2nd tray paper feed roller Transports the picked up paper to RESIST section 1920 21 17 18 1 2 14 15 16 13 11 12 3 8 6 5 4 10 7 9 No Name Function and operation 1 Paper exit roller Paper exit roller 2 Paper e...

Page 41: ...igh density area No need to adjust normally 46 2 8B 2 Automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode document density scanning operation exposure operation conditions setting Normally no need to set 46 19 8B 3 Document low density image density reproduction adjustment in the automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode No need to adjust normally Background density adjustment in the scanning section 46 32 8B 4...

Page 42: ...ion line from the needle tip 5 Measure the distance from the marking position to the top of the doctor plate of the developing unit to insure that it is 9 1mm If the distance is not within the specified range loosen the fix ing screw A of the main pole adjustment plate and move the adjustment plate in the arrow direction to adjust 1 C Toner density control reference value setting This adjustment m...

Page 43: ...pped and EXECUTE key returns to the normal display If EE EU or EE EL is displayed setting of the refer ence toner density control value is not completed nor mally Troubleshoot the cause remove the cause and per form setting again 7 Cancel SIM25 2 with CA key CAUTION When not replacing the developer do not execute SIM25 2 Abnormal end 6 08 7 21 12 26 7 67 8720 7 9 23 5 8670 17 87 7 9 ǂǂǂ6 08 7 21ǂǂ...

Page 44: ... in the following cases When the MC DV high voltage power PWB is replaced U2 trouble has occurred The PCU PWB has been replaced The EEPROM of the PCU PWB has been replaced 1 Enter the SIM 8 1 mode Butt on Item Display Content Setting range Default value 26 31 35 TS_ OFF A COPY GB Charging grid bias set value in a copy job Toner save mode OFF 0 750 575 575 605 B PRINTER FAX GB Charging grid bias se...

Page 45: ...veloping bias set value in a print job Toner save mode ON 0 650 250 250 250 6 08 7 21 12 26 7 67 7 9 6 77 1 1 287387 7 3 1 63 7 3 1 3 7 3 1 63 1 7 3 1 3 1 7 3 1 3 1 7 3 1 63 1 7 9 7 9 1 7 9 1 7 2 3 7 2 3 1 7 2 3 1 2 87 6 08 7 21 12 26 7 67 7 9 6 77 1 1 287387 7 3 1 63 7 3 1 3 7 3 1 63 1 7 3 1 3 1 7 3 1 3 1 7 3 1 63 1 7 9 7 9 1 7 9 1 7 2 3 7 2 3 1 7 2 3 1 2 87 EXECUTE EXECUTE or after 30 sec 10 key...

Page 46: ...g items can be executed individually LEAD Print image lead edge image position adjustment OFFSET Print image off center adjustment When ALL is selected both of the above two items are executed simultaneously V TC TAB W Primary transfer bias reference value Tab paper 5 35 14 14 16 W TC TAB N1 5 35 18 18 20 X TC TAB N2 5 35 22 22 24 Y TC POSTCARD N2 Post card 5 35 26 26 24 Z TC ADSORPTION W 0 100 50...

Page 47: ...ray 3 B Copy mode image lead edge position image loss void area image off center sub scanning direction image magnification ratio automatic adjustment Scanner Document table mode 1 Enter the SIM50 28 mode 2 Select OC ADJ with the key 3 Select the paper feed tray with paper in it with the key Any paper size will do 4 Press EXECUTE key The adjustment pattern is printed out 5 Set the adjustment patte...

Page 48: ...icating that the machine is self printing RSPF adjustment patterns When self print finishes the next screen appears where you can start RSPF adjustments 6 RSPF adjustment patterns are loaded into the RSPF Set so that the pattern surface faces up By pressing the REPRINT key you can return to the cas sette selection screen and have the machine self print RSPF adjustment patterns again 7 Press the EX...

Page 49: ...ith the previous values in parentheses By pressing the REPRINT key you can return to the cas sette selection screen and have the machine self print RSPF adjustment patterns for the front and back sides again To have the machine start re reading the RSPF adjustment patterns front and back sides press the RESCAN key To return to the top menu without saving the adjustment val ues into EEPROM and RAM ...

Page 50: ...rive pulley manually and adjust so that the scanner unit B is in contact with both stoppers on the front frame and the rear frame simultaneously Change the relative position of the scanner unit drive pulley and the drive shaft Fix the scanner unit drive pulley fixing screw 6 With the scanner unit B in contact with both stoppers fit the edge of the scanner unit A with the right edge of the frame an...

Page 51: ... 4 C Scan image main scanning direction distortion adjustment 1 Make a test chart on A3 11 x 17 paper as shown below Draw a rectangular with four right angles 2 Set the test chart prepared in the procedure 1 on the docu ment table and make a copy on A3 11 x 17 paper 3 Check for distortion in the main scanning direction If the four angles of the rectangle of the copy image are right angles it is ju...

Page 52: ...es 1 Create an adjustment chart by printing in duplex mode the self print pattern grid pattern specified in Simulation 64 2 SIM 64 2 set values A 1 B 1 C 254 D 255 Make sure that the print grid pattern is almost in parallel with the paper edges and apply position marks A and B to the leading and trailing edges of the paper surface lead edge sec tion 2 Copy the adjustment chart created in step 1 to...

Page 53: ...cale and the actual scale length in terms of length 6 Obtain the copy magnification ratio correction ratio in the main scanning direction from the following formula Main scanning direction copy magnification ratio correction ratio Original size Copy image size Original size x 100 Example Compare the scale of 10mm with the scale of 10mm on the copy image Main scanning direction copy magnification r...

Page 54: ...re ADJ 7 Print lead edge image position adjustment Printer mode This adjustment must be performed in the following cases When the registration roller section is disassembled When the LSU is replaced or removed U2 trouble has occurred The PCU PWB has been replaced The EEPROM of the PCU PWB has been replaced NOTE This adjustment is performed by the user to increase the lead edge void area to greater...

Page 55: ...stment Make a copy of the gray test chart UKOG 0162FCZZ and a copy of the servicing color test chart UKOG 0326FCZZ UKOG 0326FC11 and check that they are proper Note for checking the monochrome copy mode density To check the density use the gray test chart UKOG 0162FCZZ Set the copy density level to Manual 3 in the Text Printed Photo mode Manual In addition all the color balance adjustments in the ...

Page 56: ...ference between the F and the R sides is not so great 4 There are no white and black streaks 5 The background density is not so light 6 The black low density gradation is copied slightly Void Resolution Void Low density gradation Resolution Density difference between the F and the R sides No white and black streaks Background density Resolution Resolution Void Void Void Void Resolution ...

Page 57: ...rame side of the docu ment table Set the chart so that the lighter density side of the patch is on the left side If the SIT chart is not available execute SIM 63 5 to set the CCD gamma to the default In this case however the adjust ment accuracy is lower when compared with the adjustment method using the SIT chart CAUTION Check to insure that the SIT chart UKOG 0280FCZZ or UKOG 0280FCZ1 is in clos...

Page 58: ...d to adjust normally 46 19 Automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode document density scanning operation exposure operation conditions setting Normally no need to set 46 32 Document low density image density reproduction adjustment in the automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode No need to adjust normally Background density adjustment in the scanning section 46 37 Monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode color ...

Page 59: ...copy mode When a copy with correct density is not obtained by type of docu ment change the setting This setting is required in the following cases When a proper density copy is not obtained in the monochrome automatic copy mode When a document with images near its lead edge is copied When a document with colored background is copied 1 Enter the SIM 46 19 mode 2 Set REALTIME STOP or PRE SCAN to adj...

Page 60: ...n monochrome auto copy mode When the density of the document of the read area is light output image density is increased by control When the density of the doc ument of the read area is dark output image density is decreased by control 8 B 3 Document low density image density reproduction adjustment in the automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode No need to adjust normally Background density adjust...

Page 61: ...er 1 Enter the SIM 46 63 mode Display Item Content Set value Default A COPY OC Copy mode for OC 1 250 196 B COPY RSPF Copy mode for RSPF 1 250 196 C SCAN OC Scanner mode for OC 1 250 196 D SCAN RSPF Scanner mode for RSPF 1 250 196 E FAX OC FAX mode for OC 1 250 196 F FAX RSPF FAX mode for RSPF 1 250 196 OK 10 key 㩷 ǂǂǂ6 08 7 21ǂǂ12 26 7 67 0 7 2 5 7 21 6 77 1 23 2 23 563 6 1 2 6 1 563 563 2 2 ǂǂǂ6...

Page 62: ... COPY PRINTED PHOTO Printed photo color copy 1 9 5 D COLOR COPY PHOTOGRAPH Photograph color copy 1 9 5 E COLOR COPY TEXT PHOTO Text Photograph color copy 1 9 3 F COLOR COPY MAP Map color copy 1 9 5 G COLOR COPY LIGHT Light document color copy 1 9 6 H COLOR COPY TEXT PRINTED PHOTO COPY TO COPY Copy document Text print color copy 1 9 5 I COLOR COPY TEXT COPY TO COPY Copy document Text color copy 1 9...

Page 63: ...isfactory result is not obtained return to the SIM 46 37 mode and change the adjustment value Repeat the above procedures until a satisfactory result is obtained 8 B 6 RSPF mode Copy Scan FAX density adjustment No need to adjust normally This setting is normally not required however in the following cases make changes to the setting When copy in RSPF mode differs from copy in document table mode W...

Page 64: ...sassembled The manual paper feed tray unit has been replaced U2 trouble has occurred The PCU PWB has been replaced The EEPROM of the PCU PWB has been replaced 1 Enter the SIM 40 2 mode Item Display Content Setting range Default A COPY LOW RSPF copy mode exposure adjustment Low density side 1 99 48 B SCAN LOW RSPF scanner mode exposure adjustment Low density side 1 99 48 C FAX LOW RSPF FAX mode exp...

Page 65: ...s played When the operation is completed normally the above data are saved to the memory and COMPLETE is displayed 9 B RSPF paper feed tray document size width sensor adjustment This adjustment must be performed in the following cases The RSPF paper feed tray section has been disassembled The RSPF paper feed tray unit has been replaced When a U2 trouble occurs The scanner PWB has been replaced The...

Page 66: ...nal cover switch is shifted the doc ument detection function may malfunction 10 B Adjust the sensitivity of the original size sensor 1 Enter the SIM41 2 mode 2 Execute the sensor adjustment without document With the document cover open without placing a document on the table glass press EXECUTE key 3 Place A3 11 x 17 paper on the document table and press EXECUTE key If the adjustment is completed ...

Page 67: ... required execute this adjustment In other words this manual adjustment is executed when a satisfactory result is not obtained from the automatic adjustment ADJ 3 12 A Print image print area adjustment Print engine Manual adjustment This adjustment must be performed in the following cases When the LSU is replaced or removed When a paper tray is replaced When the paper tray section is disassembled ...

Page 68: ...XXX in SIM 50 1 Repeat the above procedures until a satisfactory result is obtained 12 B Print image off center adjustment Print engine Manual adjustment This adjustment must be performed in the following cases When the LSU is replaced or removed When a paper tray is replaced When the paper tray section is disassembled When the manual feed tray is replaced When the manual feed tray is disassembled...

Page 69: ... value is changed by 1 the shift distance is changed by about 0 1mm Repeat procedures 3 6 until the conditions of procedure 5 are satisfied In case a satisfactory result cannot be obtained by repeating the above procedures perform the following procedure 7 Loosen the paper feed tray off center adjustment screws 2 pcs at the center section of the lift plate of the paper feed tray and change the gea...

Page 70: ...re below 2 Enter the SIM 48 1 mode 3 Make a normal copy and obtain the copy magnification ratio Press CLOSE key to shift from the simulation mode to the copy mode and make a copy 4 Check that the copy magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 1 0 If the copy magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 1 0 the adjustment is completed If the copy magnification ratio is not with...

Page 71: ...al ratio on A4 paper 3 Measure the images on the copy paper and the original images 4 Obtain the image magnification ratio according to the following formula Image magnification ratio Original size Original size x 100 Image magnification ratio 99 100 x 100 99 If the image magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 0 8 there is no need to perform the adjustment If it is not within the sp...

Page 72: ...n ratio 99 100 x 100 99 If the image magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 0 8 there is no need to perform the adjustment If it is not within the specified range perform the following pro cedures 5 Enter the SIM 48 1 mode 6 Select an adjustment item with the scroll key 7 Enter an image magnification ratio adjustment value with 10 key and press OK key When the adjustment value is in...

Page 73: ... key 5 Enter the adjustment value with 10 key and press OK key The entered value is set When the set value is increased the main scanning print posi tion is shifted to the front side by 0 1mm 6 Go to the copy mode and make a copy Repeat the procedures of 1 6 until the above condition is satis fied 14 B Scan image off center adjustment Manual adjustment RSPF mode This adjustment must be performed i...

Page 74: ...F SIDE1 SPF front surface image off center adjustment 1 99 50 C SPF SIDE2 SPF back surface image off center adjustment 1 99 50 original copy a b ǂǂǂ6 08 7 21ǂ 12 26 7 67 25 1 17 5 2 6 7 6 783 2 63 6 63 6 2 SIM50 12 ǂǂǂ6 08 7 21ǂǂ12 26 7 67 8670 17 9 8 63 6 6 B 6 5217B5 5 6 B 6 75 B 6 5217B5 5 6 75 B 6 2 6 7B63 2 6 7B63 6 1B63 B63 2 SIM50 6 6 1B63 B63 Item Display Content Setting range Default valu...

Page 75: ...with the scanning direction and that its lead edge is in contact with the document guide plate Place white paper on the document table so that the scale lead edge can be seen 2 Enter the SIM 50 1 mode 3 Set RRCA LEAD and SIDE to the default values Item Display Content Setting range Default value A Lead edge adjust ment value RRCA Document lead edge reference position OC 0 99 50 B RRCB CS12 Regis t...

Page 76: ...g position when scanning in the RSPF mode If this adjustment is made improperly the scanner stop position is shifted from the specified position and a shade of the document table may be reflected on the lead edge section of the scan image in the RSPF mode 1 Make a copy in the RSPF mode and check for any shade on the lead edge section of the copy image If there is any shade of the document table on...

Page 77: ...s against the case when shades are produced F L R FACE BACK R T F L T Front surface Back surface Draw arrows Draw arrows Put the position marks Put the position marks Item Display Content Setting range Default value A SIDE1 Front surface document scan position adjustment CCD 1 99 50 B SIDE2 Back surface document scan position adjustment CCD 1 99 50 C Image loss amount setting SIDE1 LEAD_EDGE SIDE1...

Page 78: ...at the rear edge image loss is 2 0 5 0mm on the front surface and the back surface If the above condition is not satisfied perform the following procedure 2 Enter the adjustment value of TRAIL EDGE SIDE1 SIDE2 with 10 key and press OK key TRAIL EDGE SIDE 1 Rear edge image loss adjustment value Front surface TRAIL EDGE SIDE 2 Rear edge image loss adjustment value Back surface When the adjustment va...

Page 79: ...hifted 1 Enter the SIM 3 10 mode 2 Select an adjustment target item with the scroll key Inner finisher 3 Enter an adjustment value and press OK key 4 Cancel the simulation make a copy in the mode including the adjustment target and check the adjustment result Item Display Content Setting range Default value A FPAM ADJUST Alignment width adjustment 40 60 50 B FDRLM ADJUST Paper exit roller descendi...

Page 80: ...ulation Entering the simulation mode 1 Machine in Copy mode Select Program key Asterisk key Clear key Asterisk key Ready for input of main code of simulation 2 Entering a main code with the 10 key START key ON Or select a main code with the SIM key on the touch panel 3 Entering a sub code with the 10 key START key ON 4 Select an item with the scroll key and the item key 5 The machine enters the mo...

Page 81: ...t Enter the new setting and adjustment values Press the SYSTEM SETTINGS key Press the SYSTEM SETTINGS key Press the EXECUTE key and OK key Operation is made according to the selected mode and item Press the EXECUTE key and OK key Press the EXECUTE key and OK key The display is made according to the selected some and the item Press the EXECUTE key and OK key Is it the same simulation main code Do y...

Page 82: ...x section and its control circuit Duplex 10 1 Used to check the operations of the toner supply mechanism toner motor and the related circuit Process Developing 3 Used to check the operation of the toner motor rotation sensor Process Developing 13 Used to cancel the self diag U1 trouble 14 Used to cancel the self diag H3 H4 H5 troubles 16 Used to cancel the self diag U2 trouble MFP PWB PCU PWB SCU ...

Page 83: ...me trouble occurred repeatedly There are two display modes display as one trouble and display as several series of troubles 38 Used to set Continue Stop of print when the maintenance life is reached 50 Used to set functions 52 Used to set whether non printed paper insertion paper cover paper is counted up or not 56 Used to set ON OFF of the Life Correction 65 Used to set the finisher alarm mode 69...

Page 84: ...Used to adjust the sharpness in the color auto copy mode 61 Used to adjust the area separation recognition level 62 Used to set the operating conditions of the ACS the area separation the background image process and the auto exposure mode 63 Used to adjust the density in the copy low density section 48 1 Used to adjust the scan image magnification ratio in the main scanning direction and the sub ...

Page 85: ...d to check read write of the hard disk all areas 6 Used to perform the self diagnostics of the hard disk 7 Used to print the hard disk self diagnostics error log 8 Used to format the hard disk HDD Excluding the Operation Manual the watermark data and the system area 10 Used to clear the job completion list data 11 Used to delete the document filing data 12 Used to set Enable Disable of auto format...

Page 86: ... the send level FAX 17 Used to send the DTMF signal to the line and the speaker Send level Max FAX 18 Used to send the DTMF signal to the line and the speaker Send level Soft SW setting FAX 21 Used to print the selected items system error protocol monitor FAX 22 Used to set the handset sound volume This simulation can be executed even though the handset setting is set to NO When however the handse...

Page 87: ...sors and the detectors in the automatic document feeder section and the control circuits Section RSPF Operation Procedure The operating conditions of the sensors and detectors are dis played The code names of the sensors and the detectors which are active are highlighted CAUTION SWD_LEN and SWD_AD are not ON OFF display Item Display Operation mode Default value OC SCAN 300DPI 300DPI 248 0mm s 300D...

Page 88: ...rotation SPUM_R RSPF paper feed motor reverse rotation SPFM_F RSPF transport motor normal rotation SPFM_R RSPF transport motor reverse rotation SRRC Registration roller clutch RSPF SPRS Pressure release solenoid RSPF STMPS Stamp solenoid Display Content SPUM_F RSPF paper feed motor normal rotation SPUM_R RSPF paper feed motor reverse rotation SPUC Paper feed clutch RSPF SRRC Registration roller cl...

Page 89: ... is increased or decreased Change when the adjustment value is changed by 1 A FPAM ADJUST Paper alignment width adjustment 40 60 50 When the adjustment value is increased the width of the alignment plate F R during alignment operation is decreased When the adjustment value is decreased the width of the alignment plate F R during alignment operation is increased 0 419mm B FDRLM ADJUST Paper exit ro...

Page 90: ...of the load in the paper transport system clutches and solenoids and the control circuits Section Paper transport Paper exit section Operation Procedure 1 Select the item to be operation checked with the touch panel key 2 Press EXECUTE key The selected load performs the operation When EXECUTE key is pressed the operation is terminated Load operation check method The load operation is checked by th...

Page 91: ...ion Procedure 1 Enter the intermittent aging operation cycle unit sec with 10 key 2 Press OK key The time entered in procedure 1 is set The interval time that can be set is 1 to 900 sec The aging operation condition set by this mode is maintained here after unless the power is turned off or the setting is changed 7 8 Purpose Operation display Function Purpose Used to display the warm up time Secti...

Page 92: ...alue with 10 key The value specified on the label of the high voltage PWB must be entered When the key is pressed the setting value of each item can be changed with 1up 1down collectively 4 Press EXECUTE key The set value is saved and the voltage entered with step 3 is output for 30 sec When EXECUTE key is pressed the output is terminated Item Display Mode Content Adjust ment range Default value 2...

Page 93: ... F TC PLAIN DPX N2 Back surface 5 35 24 24 26 G TC HEAVY1 W Heavy paper 5 35 14 14 16 H TC HEAVY1 N1 5 35 18 18 20 I TC HEAVY1 N2 5 35 22 22 24 J TC OHP W OHP 5 35 10 10 10 K TC OHP N1 5 35 14 14 14 L TC OHP N2 5 35 14 14 14 M TC ENVELOPE W Envelope 5 35 14 14 16 N TC ENVELOPE N1 5 35 18 18 20 O TC ENVELOPE N2 5 35 22 22 24 P TC THIN W Thin paper 5 35 14 14 16 Q TC THIN N1 5 35 18 18 20 R TC THIN ...

Page 94: ...eck the operations of the toner supply mechanism toner motor and the related circuit Section Process Developing Operation Procedure 1 Select a target of the operation check with the touch panel key 2 Press EXECUTE key The selected load operation is performed for 15 sec When EXECUTE key is pressed the operation is terminated CAUTION This simulation must be executed without installing the toner cart...

Page 95: ...isfeed positions and the misfeed count of each position Presumption of the faulty point by this data is possible Section Operation Procedure The paper jam and misfeed history is displayed from the latest one up to 50 items The old ones are deleted sequentially 22 4 Purpose Adjustment Setting Operation data check Function Purpose Used to check the trouble self diag his tory Section Operation Proced...

Page 96: ...ber of use print quantity of each paper feed section Section Paper feed ADU Operation Procedure The counter values related to paper feed are displayed S N Serial No The codes for November and December are X and Y respectively ICU MAIN ICU Main section ICU BOOT ICU Boot section ICU SUB ICU Sub section ARM9 LANGUAGE Language support data version GRAPHIC Graphic data for LCD PCU PCU SCU SCU FAX1 MAIN...

Page 97: ...lly MACHINE MX M266N Main unit MX M316N MX M356N MX M356U MX M265N MX M315N MX M265U MX M315U MX M3158N MX M2658N MX M3158U MX M2658U RSPF MX RP19 Reversing single pass feeder MX RP20 STANDARD STAMP AR SU1 Finish stamp DESK MX CS12 1 Paper Tray 2nd Drawer 1 Paper Tray 4th Drawer MX CS13 1 Paper Tray 3rd Drawer FINISHER MX FN26 Inner finisher MX TR18 STANDARD Job separator FAX1 MX FX11 Facsimile ex...

Page 98: ...ayed 0 999 0 100 0 365 FUSING ROLLER Fusing roller Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 PRESSURE ROLLER Pressure roller Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 SEPARATE PAWL U Upper separate pawl Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 CLEANING FELT Cleaning felt Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 TC UNIT Transfer unit Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 OZONE FILTER Ozone filter Max 8 Not displayed 0 999 0 100 0 365 DEVE CTRG K Devel...

Page 99: ... quantity counter Color scan job Internet FAX INTERNET FAX OUTPUT Number of internet FAX output INTERNET FAX SEND OUTPUT Number of internet FAX sending page INTERNET FAX RECEIVE Number of internet FAX receive INTERNET FAX SEND Number of internet FAX send E Mail MAIL COUNTER Number of times of E MAIL send FTP FTP COUNTER Number of FTP send Other SMB SEND Number of SMB send USB CNT Number of times o...

Page 100: ...ilar with SIM27 18 display content Item Content Description NO No History number JAM CODE JAM Code Jam code main DATE TIME Date Time Occurrence date TOTAL_BW Total Count BW Total counter B W P_S 1 Paper Size Paper size P_T 1 Paper Type Paper type JOB 1 Job Mode Job mode JN Job No First after JOB start or not OF Offset Paper exit Offset EP Exit Position Paper exit Exit position PC Punch Paper exit ...

Page 101: ...er After completion of mainte nance clear the counters Section Operation Procedure 1 Select the item to be cleared with the touch panel key 2 Press EXECUTE key 3 Press YES key The target counter is cleared 24 2 Purpose Data clear Function Purpose Used to clear the number of use the num ber of prints of each paper feed section Section Operation Procedure 1 Select the item to be cleared with the tou...

Page 102: ...uch panel key 2 Press EXECUTE key 3 Press YES key The target counter is cleared Item Display Content Maintenance MAINTENANCE ALL Maintenance counter Total Counter Maintenance counter Total Number of use days Fusing FUSING ROLLER Fusing roller Counter Fusing roller Number of use days Fusing roller Accumulated number of rotations PRESS ROLLER Pressure roller Counter Pressure roller Number of use day...

Page 103: ...ress EXECUTE key 2 Press YES key The toner cartridge use status data SIM22 14 are cleared 25 25 1 Purpose Operation test check Function Purpose Used to check the operations of the devel oping section Section Process Developing section Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key The developing motor and the OPC drum motor rotate for 3 minutes and the output level of the toner density sensor is dis play...

Page 104: ...ter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value is saved This setting is required to use the Job separator 26 2 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the paper size of the paper feed tray When the paper size is changed this simulation must be executed to change the paper size in software Section Paper feed Operation Procedure Select a paper size and a weight system to be changed ...

Page 105: ...rformed in the duplex print mode The remaining amount is checked for printing every surface in all the printing process If the remaining money expires during printing the sheet is discharged without printing on the back surface VENDOR MODE 2 MODE1 Vendor mode 1 MODE 3 MODE2 Vendor mode 2 MODE3 Vendor mode 3 COUNTUP TIMING FUSER_IN Mode in which the detection timing of the paper lead edge by the se...

Page 106: ...etting Function Purpose Counter mode setting Long scale Section Operation Procedure 1 Select a setting item with the scroll key 2 Enter the set value with 10 key 1 1 count up 2 2 count up 3 Press OK key 26 10 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the trial mode of the network scanner Section Operation Procedure 1 Enter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value in step 1 is save...

Page 107: ... Used to set Continue Stop of print when the maintenance life is reached Section Operation Procedure 1 Enter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value in step 1 is saved 26 49 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the print speed of postcards mode Section Operation Procedure Select the copy speed mode with the touch panel Default LOW Item Display Content Default value A COPY 0 ...

Page 108: ...olor display OFF during paper feed D LONG SIZE PRINT 0 Long size print disable 0 1 Long size print enable E WIRELESS SET 0 Wireless LAN disable 0 1 Wireless LAN enable Destination Item A U S A 1 CANADA 1 INCH 1 JAPAN 1 AB_B 1 EUROPE 1 U K 0 AUS 1 AB_A 1 CHINA 1 Target paper Target paper setting 0 1 Inner finisher Postcard envelope The operation is stopped when 10 sheets of a same kind are discharg...

Page 109: ...fe correction of Printed Photo is turned ON 0 1 1 1 ON Life correction of Printed Photo is turned OFF 0 G PHOTOG RAPH Life correction of Photograph is turned ON 0 1 1 1 ON Life correction of Photograph is turned OFF 0 H MAP Life correction of Map is turned ON 0 1 1 0 OFF Life correction of Map is turned OFF 0 Item Set value Content Setting range Default value NOTE LIMIT COPIES ON Number of sets of...

Page 110: ...with scroll keys 2 Enter the set value with 10 key 3 Press OK key When the adjustment value is increased the image loss shade delete quantity is increased 26 74 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the OSA trial mode Section Operation Procedure 1 Enter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key 26 78 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the password of the remote operation panel Sect...

Page 111: ...ender s registration num ber and the HOST server telephone num ber FSS function Section Operation Procedure 1 Select an item to be set with touch panel USER FAX NO SERVA TEL NO 2 Enter the set value with 10 key 3 Press SET key The set value in step 2 is saved Item Display Content Setting range Default value A DISP SET User data delete result pop up display ON YES 1 0 NO User data delete result pop...

Page 112: ...ult value Remarks A FSS MODE NEB1 Set the FSS MODE Exclusive for send in NE B mode 0 3 0 1 NEB2 Send Receive in NE B mode 1 NFB1 Exclusive for send in NE F mode 2 For convenience stores NFB2 Send Receive in NE F mode 3 For convenience stores B RETRY_BUSY Resend number setting when busy 0 15 2 0 No retry C TIMER MINUTE _BUSY Resend timer setting minute when busy 1 15 3 D RETRY_ERROR Resend number s...

Page 113: ...0 FAX 1 No Use 2 HTTP FAX connection enable 0 0 FAX Not used 1 HTTP connection enable 2 No alert cause Initial state Trouble Continuous JAM alert Maintenance When the maintenance timing is reached Service call When pressing Service call Toner send request When the toner order automatic send setting is reached Toner collection request Revision of the toner installation date only for a new product A...

Page 114: ...rt time between SPF sensors 3 Year month day hour min sec 5 digits 5 digits ms 5 digits ms FEED TIME4 SPF History of paper transport time between SPF sensors 4 Year month day hour min sec 5 digits 5 digits ms 5 digits ms FEED TIME5 SPF History of paper transport time between SPF sensors 5 Year month day hour min sec 5 digits 5 digits ms 5 digits ms FEED TIME6 SPF History of paper transport time be...

Page 115: ... send Disable 1 F PAPER ORDER ALERT 0 YES 1 NO Paper order alert send Enable setting Alert send Enable 0 1 Alert send Disable 1 Item Display Content Setting range Default value NOTE PAPER TYPE SET Setting of paper kind for paper order alert 0 2 0 0 Standard paper and recycled paper 1 Standard paper only 2 Recycled paper only A3 Paper order number setting Number of sheets A3 500 5000 1250 Unit No o...

Page 116: ...erating conditions of the sensors and detectors are dis played The sensors and the detectors which are turned ON are high lighted 41 2 Purpose Adjustment Function Purpose Used to adjust the document size sensor detection level Section Operation Procedure 1 Open the document cover and press EXECUTE key without place a document on the document table The sensor level without document is recognized 2 ...

Page 117: ...et value 70 220 185 185 190 190 185 185 190 190 195 195 195 195 B HL_US READY Ready standby TH_US set value 70 220 180 180 200 200 180 180 200 200 195 195 195 195 C HL_UM PLAIN PAPER BW Black White plain paper TH_UM set value 70 220 190 195 195 200 190 195 195 200 195 200 195 200 D HL_US PLAIN PAPER BW Black White plain paper TH_US set value 70 220 190 195 195 200 190 195 195 200 195 200 195 200 E...

Page 118: ...r rotation start TH_US when Warm Up at alpha degree C or above 0 220 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AB HI_WU_END_TIME Warm Up completion time when Warm Up at alpha degree C or above 0 60 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 AC HI_WU_JOB_SET_ TMP 1 Job enable TH_UM temperature 1 when Warm Up at alpha degree C or above 30 220 180 180 190 190 180 180 190 190 205 205 205 205 AD HI_WARMUP_BOR DER Threshold val...

Page 119: ...lack and white plain paper duplex TH_US set value 70 220 190 195 190 195 195 195 C PLAIN PAPER BW DUP APP CNT Black and white plain paper duplex applying number of sheets 0 255 0 0 0 0 0 0 D HL_UM HEAVY PAPER BW DUP Black and white heavy paper duplex TH_UM set value 70 220 190 195 190 195 195 195 E HL_US HEAVY PAPER BW DUP Black and white heavy paper duplex TH_US set value 70 220 190 195 190 195 1...

Page 120: ...nt 1 99 55 P HL_UM ENV LL Correction value for envelope TH_UM set value under LL environment 1 99 55 Q HL_US ENV LL Correction value for envelope TH_US set value under LL environment 1 99 55 R HL_UM E STAR LL Correction value for preheating TH_UM set value under LL environment 1 99 55 S HL_US E STAR LL Correction value for preheating TH_US set value under LL environment 1 99 55 T HL_UM PRE JOB LL ...

Page 121: ...25 5 0 5 25 49 Input value 1 25 45 50 55 75 99 Item Display Content Setting range Default value A HL_UM PLAIN BW DUP LL Correction value for the upper TH_UM black and white plain paper duplex under the LL environment 1 99 55 B HL_US PLAIN BW DUP LL Correction value for the upper TH_US black and white plain paper duplex under the LL environment 1 99 55 C PLAIN BW DUP APP CNT LL Correction value for...

Page 122: ...setting Black text on white background Inhibit 0 NO White text on black background Allow 1 YES Enable MD_DV_LIFE DV life correction GB DVB Enable Disable setting Enable MD_ENV Environment correction GB DVB Enable Disable setting Enable MD_DUPLEX Duplex print correction GB DVB Enable Disable setting Enable MD_LD Membrane decrease life correction laser power Enable Disable setting Enable MD_LD_ENV E...

Page 123: ...r default value when TS is OFF CP PRT 0 255 For default values refer to Default values for each item Right LD PRT 0 255 ALL TS_OFF Left LD CP Laser power value after addition or subtraction of the correction amount when TS is OFF CP PRT 0 255 Right LD PRT 0 255 REF TS_ON_C Left LD CP Laser power default value when TS is ON CP PRT 0 255 Right LD PRT 0 255 ALL TS_ON_C Left LD CP Laser power value af...

Page 124: ...Display Default value 35cpm machine 31cpm machine 26cpm machine CPY PRN REF TS_OFF LD CP 170 160 160 LD PRT 170 160 160 ALL TS_OFF LD CP 170 160 160 LD PRT 170 160 160 REF TS_ON_C LD CP 170 160 160 LD PRT 170 160 160 ALL TS_ON_C LD CP 170 160 160 LD PRT 170 160 160 ...

Page 125: ...ng upper thermistor main detection temperature A D value Temperature 0 255 degree C 1 degree C AD value 0 1023 TH_US Fusing upper thermistor sub detection temperature Fusing upper thermistor sub detection temperature A D value Temperature 0 255 degree C 1 degree C AD value 0 1023 TH_RA Temperature thermistor Temperature thermistor A D value Temperature 40 0 60 0 degree C 0 1 degree C AD value 0 12...

Page 126: ...n the key is pressed the setting value of each item can be changed with 1up 1down collectively 3 Press OK key The set value is saved This adjustment result affects the image send mode the copy mode and the fax mode When the adjustment value is increased the image density is increased and vice versa Mode Item Display Content Setting range Default value LOW A AUTO Auto 1 99 50 B TEXT Text 1 99 50 C ...

Page 127: ... mode Applied to the copy mode only B Ratio The value of gray making setting B is obtained from the formula below 1000 R Ratio G Ratio When DEFAULT key is pressed the values are set to the initial values Default When the adjustment value of the adjustment item A is increased the copy density of red images is decreased When the adjustment value is decreased the density is increased When the adjustm...

Page 128: ...he scanned document image is outputted To check the adjustment density level of items A F set the docu ment and set the setting value of item G according to items A F and press EXECUTE key Item Display Content Setting range Default value A 200 x 100 DPI OFF 200 x 100 DPI halftone OFF 0 2 1 B 200 x 200 DPI OFF 200 x 200 DPI halftone OFF 0 2 1 C 200 x 200 DPI ON 200 x 200 DPI halftone ON 0 2 1 D 200...

Page 129: ...e 3 Halftone 1 99 50 K EXPOSURE4 H_TONE Fine Exposure 4 Halftone 1 99 50 L EXPOSURE5 H_TONE Fine Exposure 5 Halftone 1 99 50 M EXECUTE MODE AUTO Print mode Fine Auto 1 12 1 1 AUTO EXP1 Fine Exposure 1 2 EXP2 Fine Exposure 2 3 EXP3 Fine Exposure 3 4 EXP4 Fine Exposure 4 5 EXP5 Fine Exposure 5 6 AUTO H_TONE Fine Automatic halftone 7 EXP1 H_TONE Fine Exposure 1 Halftone 8 EXP2 H_TONE Fine Exposure 2 ...

Page 130: ...OSURE3 H_TONE Ultra Fine Exposure 3 Halftone 1 99 50 K EXPOSURE4 H_TONE Ultra Fine Exposure 4 Halftone 1 99 50 L EXPOSURE5 H_TONE Ultra Fine Exposure 5 Halftone 1 99 50 M EXECUTE MODE AUTO Print mode Ultra Fine Auto 1 12 1 1 AUTO EXP1 Ultra Fine Exposure 1 2 EXP2 Ultra Fine Exposure 2 3 EXP3 Ultra Fine Exposure 3 4 EXP4 Ultra Fine Exposure 4 5 EXP5 Ultra Fine Exposure 5 6 AUTO H_TONE Ultra Fine Au...

Page 131: ...NG G LOW Low compression Gray 0 0 LOW MIDDLE Medium compression Gray 1 HIGH High compression Gray 2 PUSH SCAN COLOR Scanner Color mode C SCAN C 1 MIDDLE 1 Medium compression mode 1 Low compression 0 1 MIDDLE 2 MIDDLE 2 Medium compression mode 2 Medium compression 1 MIDDLE 3 Medium compression mode 3 High compression 2 PUSH SCAN GRAY Scanner Mono chrome halftone mode D SCAN G 2 MIDDLE 1 Medium comp...

Page 132: ...1 1 99 50 G SEGMENT ADJUST CL TXT 1 Detection level adjustment Color text 1 1 99 50 H SEGMENT ADJUST BK TXT 2 CL TXT 2 Detection level adjustment Black text 2 Color text 2 1 49 25 I SEGMENT ADJUST TXT ON SCR 1 Detection level adjustment Text 1 on dots 1 99 50 J SEGMENT ADJUST TXT ON SCR 2 Detection level adjustment Text 2 on dots 1 99 50 K SEGMENT ADJUST TXT ON SCR AREA Detection level adjustment ...

Page 133: ...udgment level adjustment value 0 10 0 R BLANK_JUDGE_ LV_C Blank judgment level adjustment chroma 0 10 0 S MODE0_UNDER Mode 0 developing paper mode select 0 6 0 T MODE1_UNDER Mode 1 developing paper mode select 0 6 0 U MODE5_UNDER Mode 5 developing paper mode select 0 6 0 V MODE6_UNDER Mode 6 developing paper mode select 0 6 0 Item Display Content Setting range Default value A COLOR COPY TEXT PRINT...

Page 134: ...ation is normally completed COMPLETE is displayed When terminated abnormally ERROR is dis played 49 3 Purpose Function Purpose Used to update the operation manual in the HDD Section Operation Procedure 1 Insert the USB memory into the main unit When the USB is not inserted INSERT A STORANGE E MANUAL STORED ON is displayed When OK key is pressed the display is shifted to the folder select menu 1 2 ...

Page 135: ...adjusted When the value is increased the image loss is increased 0 1mm step I DEN A The paper lead edge void amount is adjusted 0 1mm step When the value is increased the void is increased J DEN B The paper rear edge void amount is adjusted 0 1mm step When the value is increased the void is increased K FRONT REAR The void amount on the right and left edges of paper is adjusted 0 1mm step Item Disp...

Page 136: ...e position PRINTER MODE 1 99 30 Adjustment value too align the print lead edge for the printer When the adjustment value of this item is decreased by 1 the printer print start position in the paper transport direction is shifted to the lead edge by 0 1mm B DEN B Rear edge void area adjustment 1 99 40 Void amount generated at the paper rear edge When the adjustment value of item B DEN B is decrease...

Page 137: ...2 Back surface document scan position adjustment CCD 1 99 50 C Image loss amount setting SIDE1 LEAD_EDGE SIDE1 Front surface lead edge image loss amount setting 0 99 20 D Image loss amount setting SIDE1 FRONT_REAR SIDE1 Front surface side image loss amount setting 0 99 20 E TRAIL_EDGE SIDE1 Front surface rear edge image loss amount setting 0 99 40 F Image loss amount setting SIDE2 LEAD_EDGE SIDE2 ...

Page 138: ...hifted to the front frame side 1step 0 1mm Item Display Content Setting range Default value NOTE A MAIN MFT Print off center adjustment value Manual paper feed 1 99 50 Adjustment Item List B MAIN CS1 Print off center adjustment value Tray 1 1 99 50 C MAIN CS2 Print off center adjustment value Tray 2 1 99 50 D MAIN CS3 Print off center adjustment value Tray 3 1 99 50 E MAIN CS4 Print off center adj...

Page 139: ...face lead edge image loss amount setting 0 100 20 2mm E FRONT_REAR SPF_SIDE1 Front surface side image loss amount setting 0 100 20 2mm F TRAIL_EDGE SPF_SIDE1 Front surface rear edge image loss amount setting 0 100 30 3mm G Image loss amount setting SPF SIDE2 LEAD_EDGE SPF_SIDE2 Back surface lead edge image loss amount setting 0 100 20 2mm H FRONT_REAR SPF_SIDE2 Back surface side image loss amount ...

Page 140: ...ront surface document deflection amount adjustment value Normal Plain paper LOW 1 99 50 C NORMAL_THIN_HIGH RSPF front surface document deflection amount adjustment value Normal Thin paper HIGH 1 99 50 D NORMAL_THIN_LOW RSPF front surface document deflection amount adjustment value Normal Thin paper LOW 1 99 50 E RANDOM_PLAIN_HIGH RSPF front surface document deflection amount adjustment value Rando...

Page 141: ...djustment Setup Function Purpose Used to adjust the RSPF document size width sensor Section Operation Procedure 1 Select an adjustment target item with scroll key on the touch panel 2 Enter the set value with 10 key 3 Press OK key The set value is saved ENGINE F MANUAL PLAIN PAPER L Manual feed tray deflection adjustment value Plain paper Large size LT size 216mm or above 1 99 50 G MANUAL HEAVY PA...

Page 142: ...Display Content Setting range Default value MEASUREMENT DISTANCE Document lead edge measurement distance 0 255 0 1mm unit RRCA Document lead edge reference position 0 99 50 Item Display Content Setting range Default value A ADJUST VALUE RSPF mode document scan position adjustment Scanner stop position adjustment 1 99 5 Item Display item Details of display Content Setting range Default value A DIRT...

Page 143: ...ed to repair the PWB Section Operation Procedure 1 Select a target content of data transfer 2 Press EXECUTE key and press YES key Data transfer of the item selected in procedure 1 is executed When the operation is completed normally COMPLETE is displayed In case of an abnormal end ERROR is displayed Item Display Content Setting range Default value A 1ST DIGIT First digit left edge 1 90 1 B 2ND DIG...

Page 144: ...ly COMPLETE is displayed In case of an abnormal end ERROR is displayed 56 4 Purpose Data backup Function Purpose Used to backup the JOB log data to the USB memory Section Operation Procedure 1 Insert the USB memory into the main unit 2 Press JOB LOG EXPORT key 3 Press EXECUTE key and press YES key Data transfer selected in the procedure 2 is performed When the operation is completed normally COMPL...

Page 145: ...ress EXECUTE key Start the test 61 61 1 Purpose Operation test check Function Purpose Used to check the LSU polygon motor rota tion and laser detection Section LSU Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key When the operation is completed normally OK is displayed In case of an abnormal end NG is displayed Error display Content COMPLETE Normal completion WARNING HDD unmounting ERROR HDD ACCESS ERROR H...

Page 146: ...n Purpose Used to perform the self diagnostics of the hard disk Section Operation Procedure 1 Select the self diag area 2 Press EXECUTE key The self diag operation is performed NOTE E7 03 error occurs If there may be a trouble in the HDD use this simulation to cheek the HDD When the operation is completed EXECUTE key returns to the normal display Normal completion OK RESULT 0 is displayed Abnormal...

Page 147: ... Used to delete the document filing data When the operation is completed EXECUTE key returns to the normal display 62 12 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set Enable Disable of auto format in a hard disk trouble Section Operation Procedure 1 Enter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value is saved When it is set to Enable if a read error of HDD occurs in the system data storage...

Page 148: ...e side of the docu ment table 2 Select a target color of data display with R G B keys and press OC key 3 Select a data display mode 4 Press EXECUTE key The patch of the SIT chart is scanned When the operation is completed data are displayed on the initial screen 63 5 Purpose Adjustment Setup Function Purpose Used to perform the scanner CCD color balance and gamma default setting Section Operation ...

Page 149: ...e mode specification No process through 1 8 Pattern 17 19 2 8 except above 1 8 1 8 STANDARD DITHER CHAR PIC Text Printed Photo 2 CHAR PRPIC Text Photograph 3 CHAR Text 4 PRINT PIC Printed Photo 5 PRINT PAPER Photograph 6 MAP Map 7 STANDARD DITHER Dither without correction 8 G PAPER MFT Tray selection Manual paper feed 1 5 1 2 CS1 CS1 Tray 1 2 CS2 Tray 2 3 CS3 Tray 3 4 CS4 Tray 4 5 H DUPLEX YES Dup...

Page 150: ...ATTERN Specification of the print pattern For details refer to the description below 1 3 3 B DENSITY Used to specify the print gradation 1 255 128 C MULTI COUNT Number of print 1 999 1 D PAPER MFT Paper feed tray selection Manual paper feed 1 3 CS2 CS1 Tray 1 2 CS2 Tray 2 3 CS3 Tray 3 4 CS4 Tray 4 5 E PAPER TYPE PLAIN Paper type Standard paper 0 0 HEAVY Heavy paper 1 Pattern No Content 1 256 grada...

Page 151: ...reen shifts to the simulation sub number entry menu In case of an error the screen returns to the adjustment menu 65 2 Purpose Operation check test Function Purpose Used to display the touch panel LCD dis play section detection coordinates Section Operation Procedure Touch the touch panel The coordinates X horizontal direction and Y vertical direction of the touched position is displayed in real t...

Page 152: ...ode 8 digits with 10 key 0 1 The entered country code is displayed in the column of NEW and SET key becomes active When C key is pressed the column of NEW is cleared 3 When SET button is pressed after entering the country code EXECUTE button becomes active The country code is dis played in the column of PRESENT and the column of NEW is cleared 4 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and...

Page 153: ...o be sent is selected it is high lighted and the previously set button is shifted to the normal display 3 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and sig nals are sent 4 To end signal send When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and signal send is interrupted 66 6 Purpose Data output Check Function Purpose Used to print the confidential registration check table BOX NO BOX name pa...

Page 154: ...reviously set button returns to the normal display 3 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and a sound message is sent 4 To end signal send When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and sig nal send is interrupted 300bps send signal table 66 12 Purpose Operation test Check Function Purpose Used to send the selected signal at 300bps to the line and the speaker Send level Soft SW s...

Page 155: ...to the normal display 3 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and sig nals are sent 4 To stop signal sending When EXECUTE button is pressed it returns to the normal display and signal sending is interrupted 66 18 Purpose Operation test Check Function Purpose Used to send the DTMF signal to the line and the speaker Send level Soft SW set ting Section FAX Operation Procedure 1 When the ma...

Page 156: ...utton again EXECUTE button returns to the normal display Port which outputs to TEL LIU 66 32 Purpose Operation test Check Function Purpose Used to check the fixed data received from the line and to display the result Section FAX Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE button to check the fixed data received from the line At that time EXECUTE button is highlighted Fixed data check procedure The data re...

Page 157: ...ll keys to select the select item of the power control adjustment value 2 When EXECUTE key is pressed it is highlighted and writing to the power control is executed When writing is normally completed OK is displayed When it is failed NG is dis played 3 After completion of writing EXECUTE key returns to the nor mal display Set range and default value of each set value 66 61 Purpose Setting Function...

Page 158: ...45 Purpose Adjustment Setup Function Purpose Used to adjust the printer image filter and trapping Section Printer Operation Procedure 1 Enter the adjustment value using the 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value is saved Item Display Content Setting range Default value NOTE A SHARPNESS B W PRINT Monochrome print 0 4 2 The greater the set value is the stronger the filer enhancement is The smaller the ...

Page 159: ...e trouble message A warning message is displayed when a consumable part life is nearly expired or is expired When a warning message is displayed the machine may be or may not be stopped The trouble messages and the warning messages are displayed by the LCD and lamp Some trouble messages are automatically cleared when the trou ble is repaired Some other troubles must be cleared by a simula tion Som...

Page 160: ...ry voltage fall U1 01 Operation disable trouble 2 External serial I F communication error RIC U7 50 51 Memory error included not installed the expansion RAM U2 00 05 10 11 22 23 24 40 41 42 Connection trouble Model data discrepancy MFPC detection A0 11 15 20 E7 60 61 62 Serial number data error U2 30 HDD registration data check sum error U2 50 Operation disable trouble 3 Memory check error when bo...

Page 161: ...35 40 44 70 L8 01 02 U2 90 91 10 Paper feed tray 1 trouble Paper feed tray 1 breakdown F3 12 3 O O O 3 3 10 O 3 Paper feed tray 2 trouble Paper feed tray 2 breakdown F3 22 3 O O O 3 3 10 O 3 Paper feed tray 3 trouble Paper feed tray 3 breakdown F3 32 42 3 O O O 3 3 10 O 3 Staple trouble Staple breakdown F1 10 4 4 4 4 4 4 10 4 4 Finisher trouble After process breakdown F1 00 03 15 19 20 29 37 4 4 4...

Page 162: ...k sum error A0 15 Incompatible DSK BOOT and program firmware 20 Conflict firmware and EEPROM data version MFP U2 11 MFPC PWB EEPROM counter check sum error 00 MFP EEPROM read write error E7 96 MFPC PWB DIMM memory check error U1 01 Battery trouble E7 60 MFP connection trouble Power ON sequence H3 H4 H5 Saved in the PCU U1 Saved in the MFP U2 Saved in each block F3 U6 Saved in the PCU Trouble cance...

Page 163: ...Finisher paper exit roller lifting operation trouble PCU O 10 Staple operation trouble PCU O 15 Finisher paper exit tray lift operation trouble PCU O 19 Finisher alignment operation trouble F PCU O 20 Finisher alignment operation trouble R PCU O 29 Finisher cooling fan motor abnormality MFP O 37 Finisher data backup RAM error PCU O 50 Main unit Finisher combination error PCU O 95 Paper exit option...

Page 164: ...um error MFP O 11 MFPC PWB EEPROM counter check sum error MFP O 22 SRAM memory check sum error MFP O 23 Individual data check sum error of SRAM memory MFP O 24 MFPC PWB SRAM memory user authentication counter check sum error MFP O 30 MFPC PWB and PCU PWB manufacturing No data inconsistency MFP O 40 SD card system storage data area error MFP O 41 HDD system storage data area error MFP O 42 Machine ...

Page 165: ...ity kit enable Check Remedy Stop installation of the normal firmware Trouble content Detail MFP Cause Inconsistency between the MFP firmware version and the EEPROM data version Check Remedy Check the combination of the firmware Trouble content Detail PCU Cause Inconsistency between the PCU firmware version and the EEPROM data version Check Remedy Check the combination of the firmware Trouble conte...

Page 166: ...ting error laser diode trouble Disconnection or improper connection of harness and connector between LD PWB and MFPC PWB Check Remedy Use SIM61 1 to check the operation of the LSU Check connection of the connector and harness between the LD PWB and the MFPC PWB Replace the MFPC PWB Replace the LSU Trouble content Laser trouble Detail PCU Cause Laser deterioration power reduction Disconnection or i...

Page 167: ... and the MFPC PWB Check the ground Replace the PCU PWB Replace the MFPC PWB Trouble content An error of FAX reception image data process occurs Detail MFP Cause Image data process abnormality HDD trouble SD card trouble or contact error Image compression data corruption MFPC PWB trouble DIMM memory trouble or contact error FAX control PWB trouble Check Remedy Use SIM60 01 to check the read write o...

Page 168: ...r adjustment Trouble content Detail PCU Cause Connection trouble of the connector and the harness between the finisher and the PCU PWB Finisher control PWB trouble PCU PWB trouble Check Remedy Check the connector and the harness between the finisher and the PCU PWB Replace the finisher control PWB Replace the PCU PWB Trouble content Detail PCU Cause Finisher paper exit roller lift motor trouble Ha...

Page 169: ... the main unit model is installed Finisher control PWB trouble Check Remedy Install a proper finisher Replace the finisher control PWB Trouble content Detail PCU Cause The paper exit option configuration is improper Check Remedy Install a proper option Trouble content Detail PCU Cause Process thermistor trouble Process thermistor harness connection trouble PCU PWB trouble Check Remedy Replace the ...

Page 170: ... up unit Replace the PCU PWB Trouble content C4LUD does not turn ON within the specified time Detail PCU Cause C4LUD does not turn ON within the specified time C4LUD sensor trouble Paper feed tray 4 lift unit trouble PCU PWB trouble Sensor harness and connector connection trouble Check Remedy Check the harness and the connector of C4LUD Replace the lift up unit Replace the PCU PWB Trouble content ...

Page 171: ...onnection trouble Fusing unit not installed Check Remedy Use SIM44 14 to check the state of the thermistor Replace the thermistor Replace the PCU PWB Check connection of the thermistor connector and the harness Check the connector in the fusing section Trouble content Sub thermistor open hardware detection trouble Detail PCU Cause Sub thermistor trouble PCU PWB trouble Thermistor connector and har...

Page 172: ... lamp Replace the PCU PWB Replace the thermostat Check connection of the connector and the harness Replace the HL control PWB Replace the power unit Trouble content Detail PCU Cause A fusing jam is not canceled completely A jam paper remains POSD sensor trouble Fusing unit installation trouble POSD sensor connector and harness connection trouble PCU PWB trouble Fusing unit drive section trouble Ch...

Page 173: ...s and the harness Trouble content The fan operation signal is not detected Detail PCU Cause Fusing cooling fan trouble PCU PWB trouble Connection trouble of the connector and the harness Check Remedy Use SIM6 2 to check that the fan is actually rotating Replace the fusing cooling fan Replace the PCU PWB Check connection of the connector and the harness Trouble content The fan operation signal is n...

Page 174: ... PCI control PWB Plasma generating device trouble PCI control PWB trouble Check Remedy Check connection of the connectors and harness between the plasma generating device and the PCI control PWB Replace the plasma generating device Check the PCI control PWB and replace if necessary Trouble content Detail MFP Cause The personal counter is not installed The personal counter is not detected SCU PWB t...

Page 175: ... again Clear the U2 trouble by SIM16 Replace the MFPC PWB Trouble content Detail MFP Cause MFPC PWB SRAM trouble MFPC PWB trouble Strong external noises Check Remedy Use SIM16 to cancel the error The check sum error detection data are calculated again to reset the proper check sum data Replace the MFPC PWB Refer to the pages on the necessary works after replacing the MFPC PWB in the Service Manual...

Page 176: ...ary works after replacing the HDD and the MFPC PWB in the Service Manual and perform the works Trouble content Detail SCU Cause SCU PWB EEPROM trouble SCU PWB trouble SCU PWB EEPROM socket connection trouble Check Remedy Replace the SCU PWB EEPROM Replace the SCU PWB Check connection of the SCU PWB EEPROM socket Check the SIM adjustment value of the following items and adjust again if they are imp...

Page 177: ... between the MFP and the serial vendor Detail MFP Cause Improper setting of the vendor machine specifications SIM26 3 Vendor machine trouble MFPC PWB trouble Connector harness connection trouble Strong external noises Check Remedy Cancel the error by turning OFF ON the power Check the connector and the harness in the communication line Change the specifications of the vendor machine SIM26 3 Replac...

Page 178: ... reception print Other than long size images 1 1 JPEG 1 2 JBIG 1 3 Mxx1ch 4 Mxx4ch 5 Other FAX Internet FAX reception print Long size images 1 6 JPEG 1 7 JBIG 1 8 Mxx1ch 9 Mxx4ch A F Not Used 1 E7 92 0 Other OC copy in Non ERDH 1 1 JPEG 2 JBIG 1 3 Mxx1ch 1 4 Mxx4ch 5 F Not Used 1 E7 93 0 Other Copy print in ERDH Copy composing system function Custom Stamp Water mark 1 1 JPEG 2 JBIG 3 Mxx1ch 4 Mxx4...

Page 179: ...use In case of E7 91 94 the DIMM memory DRAM is automatically read written to perform a simplified check If an abnormality is detected in that case the added code becomes 1 Therefore there is a strong possibility that an abnormality lies around the memory Check and remedy Check the installing state of the DIMM memory and the MFPC PWB to insure that there is no abnormality Disconnect and connect th...

Page 180: ...le O O PCIe initialization PCIe and its peripheral circuit trouble SoC ACRE etc O Basic device initialization Reus ASIC trouble OOO SD card initialization SATA initialization Reus ASIC trouble SD card trouble HDD trouble O OS initialization 1 Reus ASIC trouble O O Timer enabling Reus ASIC trouble O Serial driver enabling I2C driver enabling Reus ASIC trouble O LCD initialization Reus ASIC trouble ...

Page 181: ...ining JAM Cassette 3 feed paper PPD1_S4 PPD1 remaining JAM Cassette 4 feed paper PPD1_SA PPD1 remaining JAM ADU refeed paper POSD_N POSD not reached JAM POSD_S POSD remaining JAM POD1_N POD1 not reached JAM POD1_S POD1 remaining JAM POD2_N POD2 not reached JAM POD2_S POD2 remaining JAM POD3_N POD3 not reached JAM POD3_S POD3 remaining JAM DRUM Drum lock detection FUSER Fuser winding detection PRI_...

Page 182: ...ode 2 CAUTION The communication report sub code 1 and sub code 2 are in hexadecimal notation The others are in decimal notation CAUTION The communication report sub code 1 is not used in the these models B Details 1 Communication report main code CAUTION For report codes 16 31 V 34 MODE COMMUNICA TION Report code Final receive signal Send side Final receive signal Receive side 0 Abnormal signal Ab...

Page 183: ...nction Send Including other company s machine 1 The NSF signal has not Confidential function bit 2 The NSF is not a Sharp machine 56 NO REL RX 1 In relay command sending DCN is received for NSS Send 2 In relay command reception a remote station number which is not registered is specified Receive 3 In F code relay broadcasting an F code relay command is received Receive 57 Relay ID unmatched 1 In r...

Page 184: ... confirmation reply from an internet FAX destination is not received 83 NG LIMIT In E mail FTP Internet FAX send the send data size exceeds the upper limit of send data 84 REJECTED In e mail receive a sender is registered in receive reject address domain Receive 85 NG85 XXXX 1 In e mail receive an error occurs in communication with POP3 server Header acquisition error Time out during mail receive ...

Page 185: ...ion detection Remote machine not responding Send 37 Calling is not made busy Collision detected including CNG detection Send 38 Not used 60 In resend of document filed data an error occurs in decoding or coding Resend 61 In resend of document filed data setting to inhibit resolution conversion is made The resolution after resend is set to be Enlarged Resend 62 In resend of document filed data rota...

Page 186: ...ook key again to cancel the buzzer sound If facsimile communication cannot be executed normally through the IP telephone line try the general telephone line 88 The TIFF type of the attached file in received e mail cannot be recognized Data error E mail receive 90 In e mail receive an attached file cannot be stored in memory Memory over Cannot be stored in memory E mail receive 91 In e mail receive...

Page 187: ... Update method using the Web page 4 Update method using the CN update function There are three methods Normally one of 1 3 is used to update the firmware When any one of 1 3 is interrupted by an error such as power off during updating etc and when retries of these methods are failed the method 4 is employed Firmware types The firmware type can be displayed by SIM22 5 Use SIM22 5 to check the firmw...

Page 188: ...ctively 4 Press ALL key All the firmware programs are selected Normally select all the firmwares and execute updating In this case firmwares which do not exist on the machine side are ignored To update a certain firmware only select the firmware with the firmware display key If firmware s key is not selected EXECUTE key is gray out and cannot be pressed 5 Press EXECUTE key ARE YOU SURE YES NO beco...

Page 189: ...the Update of Firmware key in the Web page Click the Browse key and select the firmware for the update 3 After selecting the file click the Submit key to send the firm ware to the machine Update processing begins While pro cessing takes place Firmware Update now processing appears 4 When the firmware update is finished Firmware Update com pleted Please reboot the MFP appears Pressing the Reboot ke...

Page 190: ...is easier than this method Therefore it is not described in this manual 3 ROM making function This function is not used in the market and not described in this manual b Purpose This function is used in the following cases 1 When an error occurs during firmware update operation other than the CN update When the power is shut down or an error occurs in a section other than the boot program for some ...

Page 191: ...on menu is displayed 8 Select the firmware file SFU Select the target firmware file SFU with UP key and DOWN key When OK key is pressed with a directory name the head D displayed the menu goes to the one stage lower directory When BACK key is pressed in the lower stage directory the menu returns to the original upper directory 9 Press OK key The selected firmware file SFU is read It takes about on...

Page 192: ...glass SPF glass Scanner lamp Air blow the light guide bar Rails Drive belt drive wire Sensors OC LSU section Dust proof glass Paper feed section Transport section Paper feed roller Replace it every 100K or 1 year of use Pickup roller Separation roller Transport rollers Transport paper guides Torque limiter Gears Sensors Fusing section Upper heat roller Pressure roller Apply grease to specific posi...

Page 193: ...eed roller apply grease to the paper feed shaft UKOG 0013QSZZ Pickup roller Separation roller Torque limiter Replacement reference Replace according to the SPF paper feed counter value SPF section torque limiter 400K or 2 years of use Discharge brush Transport rollers Sensors Scanning plate Gears Belts OC mat When calling 100 k 150 k 200 k 300 k 400 k 450 k 500 k 600 k 700 k 750 k 800 k Remark con...

Page 194: ...Grease UKOG 0307FCZZ Do not apply grease on the tooth surface show in the figure Do not apply grease on the fusing drive giar Grease UKOG 0307FCZZ Grease UKOG 0158FCZZ Grease UKOG 0299FCZZ Grease UKOG 0013QSZZ Grease UKOG 0013QSZZ Clean the Delivery guide collar surface 1 15 Aug 1 ...

Page 195: ...etting SIM 21 1 Jam trouble counter clear SIM 24 1 Paper feed counter clear SIM 24 2 Scan Stapler Stamp counter clear SIM 24 3 Maintenance counter clear SIM 24 4 Copy counter clear SIM 24 6 Printer other counter clear SIM 24 9 FAX counter clear SIM 24 10 Scanner mode counter clear SIM 24 15 Display content Display condition Print JOB Enable Disable SIM26 38 A set value Counter name Counter value 0...

Page 196: ...t Close to Near End Near Near End Toner low Do not replace cartridge until requested Sim 26 69A Enable 0 1 Display Default Not display Near End Ready to scan for copy Change the toner cartridge Sim 26 69C Enable 0 1 Display Default Not display Toner End Change the toner cartridge Disable ...

Page 197: ...tical frame unit section 1 Optical frame unit G LSU section 1 LSU unit H Tray paper feed section Paper transport section 1 Main drive unit 2 Paper feed clutch 3 Separation roller 4 PIN sensor 5 PS roller I Tray paper feed section Paper transport section 1 Tray pick up roller Tray paper feed roller Tray separation roller 2 Tray paper feed drive unit 3 Tray transport clutch Tray paper feed clutch 4 ...

Page 198: ... the transfer roller bearing R and the pin from the transfer roller When the transfer roller unit is fixed to the right door unit check that the high pressure spring of the transfer roller unit fits with the right door unit 3 Transfer discharge plate Remove the transfer discharge plate holder from the pawl Remove the transfer discharge plate holder and the transfer dis charge plate No Content 1 Tr...

Page 199: ...ass and the SPF glass 2 Clean the both surfaces of the table glass and the SPF glass 2 Scanner unit 1 Remove the RSPF unit OC cover if they are fixed to the machine 2 Remove the operation panel unit 3 Remove the table glass and the SPF glass 4 Remove the right cover the left cover and the rear cabinet 5 Remove the scanner unit No Name 1 Table glass SPF glass 2 Scanner unit 3 Drive belt Drive wire ...

Page 200: ... vicinity of the home position and wind 7 turns as shown in the figure and fix the 8th turn with a screw Then wind two turns furthermore around the pulley 4 Rails 1 Remove the table glass 2 Grease each rail Be careful not to allow grease to come in contact with drive wires If grease contacts drive wires clean wires thoroughly 5 Mirror Reflector Scanner lamp 1 Remove the table glass 2 Clean the No ...

Page 201: ...ct the connector from the LED PWB 5 Remove the harness holder and remove the flat cable from the LED driver PWB Remove the LED driver PWB C Fusing section 1 Fusing unit 1 Remove the right sub cabinet 1 Remove the connectors of the fusing unit 1 Pull the right side part of the fusing unit shown in the figure No Contents 1 Fusing unit 2 Thermostat 3 Thermistor 4 Fusing PG 5 Lower separation pawl 6 H...

Page 202: ... Remove the harnesses of the heater lamp and remove the thermostat 3 Thermistor 1 Remove the thermistor 4 Fusing PG 1 Remove the fusing PG 1 When the fusing PG is fixed check the position of the fusing PG by seeing the scale on the fusing unit 5 Lower separation pawl 1 Remove the spring and remove the lower separation pawl Ĭ ĭ Į ...

Page 203: ...s of the heater lamp 1 Remove the screws fixing the upper fusing PG 1 Remove the Front Rear lamp fixing plates 1 Remove the heat lamp 7 Cleaning felt 1 Remove the fusing cleaning plate unit 1 Remove the cleaning felt 8 Upper separation pawl 1 Remove the upper separation pawl ...

Page 204: ...Pressure roller 1 Remove the High voltage holder 2 Remove the pressure roller D Paper exit section 1 Ozone filter 1 Remove the rear cabinet 2 Remove the ozone filter 2 Cooling fan 1 Remove the harnesses from the power unit 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 Ĭ ĭ Ĭ ĭ ĭ No Contents 1 Ozone filter 2 Cooling fan 3 First paper exit unit 4 Second paper exit unit ...

Page 205: ... harness and remove the cooling fan with the fan duct 4 Remove the cooling fan from the fan duct 3 First paper exit unit 1 Remove the paper holding arm 2 Remove the paper full actuator 3 Remove the paper exit tray right cabinet 4 Remove the screw for adjusting the tension A B ...

Page 206: ... 7 Remove the harness of the First paper exit unit 8 Open the manual paper feed tray and remove the right door 9 Remove the right sub cabinet 10 Remove the right cover bottom and the right cover door 11 Remove the right front rear stay 12 Remove the screws and remove the first paper exit unit 1 2 3 Ĭ ĭ ...

Page 207: ...r ing 15 Remove the delivery roller holder and the shifter PG unit 外す 16 Remove the shifter frame unit R and remove the shifter bot tom frame unit 4 Second paper exit unit 1 Remove the job separator 2 Remove the rear cabinet 3 Remove the harness of the second paper exit unit 4 Remove the right cover bottom and the right cover door Ĭ ĭ Ĭ ĭ ...

Page 208: ...ller unit 7 Remove the E ring the SP pin and gears 8 Remove the screws and remove the upper paper exit PG E PWB section 1 MFP PWB 1 Remove the clamps and remove the FFC 2 Remove the screws and remove the MFPC cover 3 Remove all harnesses and screws of the MFP PWB Then remove the MFP PWB No Contents 1 MFP PWB 2 PCU PWB 3 Operation panel PWB ...

Page 209: ...arness 3 Remove the earth and the harness and remove the USB I F PWB 4 Remove the screws and remove the Key PWB 5 Remove the FFC the harnesses and the screws Then remove the LVDS PWB F Optical frame unit section 1 Optical frame unit 1 Remove the right cover and the left cover 2 Remove the screws at the left side of the optical frame 3 Remove the screws at the right side of the optical frame No Con...

Page 210: ...e optical frame unit G LSU section 1 LSU unit 1 Open the front cover 2 Remove the screws fixing the paper exit tray 3 Open the tray and remove the left cover 4 Remove the paper exit tray 5 Disconnect the harness of the LSU unit and the clamps 6 Remove the screws fixing the LSU unit Then remove the LSU unit No Contents 1 LSU unit ...

Page 211: ...he duplex motor 3 Remove the drum earth plate and the E ring Then remove the PS clutch 4 Remove the lift up motor 5 Remove the second drive unit 6 Remove the temperature humidity sensor 7 Remove the harness from the cable saddles 8 Remove the connectors 9 Remove the DUP motor No Contents 1 Main drive unit 2 Paper feed clutch 3 PS roller 4 PIN sensor 1 15 Aug ...

Page 212: ...ve unit 3 PS roller 1 Remove the drum earth plate and the E ring Then remove the PS clutch 2 Open the right door and remove the PS right bottom guide PG 3 Open the front door and remove the PS knob 4 Remove the left E ring 5 Remove the PS roller 4 PIN sensor 1 Remove the connector And remove the harness 2 Remove the PS unit 2 1 3 1 15 Aug ...

Page 213: ...ray separation roller 1 Open the tray 2 Remove the tray pick up roller the tray paper feed roller and the tray separation roller 3 Remove the tray separation roller is fixed the dent part of the clutch has to be fit with the tray separation roller No Contents 1 Tray pick up roller Tray paper feed roller Tray separation roller 2 Tray paper feed drive unit 3 Tray transport clutch Tray paper feed clu...

Page 214: ...paper feed clutch with caring the locking positions of the clutches 4 Tray transport roller 1 Remove the tray transport clutch the tray paper feed clutch and the gears 2 Remove the tray transportation roller by removing the gears as shown in the figure J Bypass tray section 1 Bypass tray unit 1 Remove the bypass tray unit 2 Bypass tray paper feed roller 1 Remove the service cover No Contents 1 Byp...

Page 215: ...y separation roller 1 Remove the tray arms 2 Remove the bypass tray 3 Remove the bypass frame unit 4 Remove the separation roller cover 5 Remove the separation roller unit 6 Remove the E ring and remove the paper feed roller 4 Bypass tray paper feed clutch 1 Remove the E ring and remove the bypass tray paper feed clutch Ĭ ĭ ...

Page 216: ...h 1 Remove the harnesses to the power switch with pressing the harnesses inside 2 Remove the power switch L Developing section 1 Developer Remove the harness of developer cartridge from the developer cover Remove the developer cover from the developer cartridge No Contents 1 High voltage PWB 2 PCU PWB 3 Power switch No Contents 1 Developer 2 Toner filter unit 3 DV side sheet F DV side sheet R 4 DV...

Page 217: ...ith the guide AS cover removed replace it When replacing clean the guide AS 3 DV side sheet F DV side sheet R DV side sheet F DV side sheet R attachment reference 4 DV blade DV blade attachment reference 5 Toner sensor Clean the sensor only after removing used DV when replacing DV Without removing the MG roller clean the sensor surface with waste cloth in the arrow direction to remove toner 0 0 5 ...

Page 218: ...the OPC drum two turns in the forward direction to remove stearic acid powder applied to the OPC drum surface Do not touch the OPC drum surface except for the both ends 5mm of the OPC drum Any section of the OPC drum may be touched from above the black protect sheet but do not touch too strongly 2 Main charger holder unit 1 Remove the main charger holder unit 3 Cleaning blade 1 Remove the cleaning...

Page 219: ...se sensor and remove the tray open close sen sor 3 Paper empty sensor 1 Remove the Desk PE actuator 2 Remove the paper empty sensor from the Paper feed frame 4 Paper exit fan 1 Remove the delivery tray right 2 Open the manual paper tray and remove the right door No Contents 1 Main motor 2 Tray open close sensor 3 Paper empty sensor 4 Paper exit fan Ozone filter Only North America 5 DV cooling duct...

Page 220: ... and remove the connectors 6 Remove the paper exit fan duct and remove the paper exit fan Forwarding place except the North America 7 Remove the ozone filter and remove the paper exit fan Only in the North America 5 DV cooling duct 1 Open the front cover 2 Remove the screws fixing the paper exit tray 3 Open the tray and remove the left cover Ĭ ĭ 1 15 Aug 1 ...

Page 221: ... connector of the harness and screws of the DV cooling duct unit Then remove the DV cooling duct 7 Remove the screws of the DV cooling duct and remove the DV cooling duct 6 Lift up motor 1 Remove the rear cabinet 2 Disconnect the harness of the lift up motor and screws of the lift up motor Then remove the lift up motor ...

Page 222: ...tical frame unit section 1 Optical frame unit G LSU section 1 LSU unit H Tray paper feed section Paper transport section 1 Main drive unit 2 Paper feed clutch 3 Separation roller 4 PIN sensor 5 PS roller I Tray paper feed section Paper transport section 1 Tray pick up roller Tray paper feed roller Tray separation roller 2 Tray paper feed drive unit 3 Tray transport clutch Tray paper feed clutch 4 ...

Page 223: ... the transfer roller bearing R and the pin from the transfer roller When the transfer roller unit is fixed to the right door unit check that the high pressure spring of the transfer roller unit fits with the right door unit 3 Transfer discharge plate Remove the transfer discharge plate holder from the pawl Remove the transfer discharge plate holder and the transfer dis charge plate No Content 1 Tr...

Page 224: ...ass and the SPF glass 2 Clean the both surfaces of the table glass and the SPF glass 2 Scanner unit 1 Remove the RSPF unit OC cover if they are fixed to the machine 2 Remove the operation panel unit 3 Remove the table glass and the SPF glass 4 Remove the right cover the left cover and the rear cabinet 5 Remove the scanner unit No Name 1 Table glass SPF glass 2 Scanner unit 3 Drive belt Drive wire ...

Page 225: ... vicinity of the home position and wind 7 turns as shown in the figure and fix the 8th turn with a screw Then wind two turns furthermore around the pulley 4 Rails 1 Remove the table glass 2 Grease each rail Be careful not to allow grease to come in contact with drive wires If grease contacts drive wires clean wires thoroughly 5 Mirror Reflector Scanner lamp 1 Remove the table glass 2 Clean the No ...

Page 226: ...ct the connector from the LED PWB 5 Remove the harness holder and remove the flat cable from the LED driver PWB Remove the LED driver PWB C Fusing section 1 Fusing unit 1 Remove the right sub cabinet 1 Remove the connectors of the fusing unit 1 Pull the right side part of the fusing unit shown in the figure No Contents 1 Fusing unit 2 Thermostat 3 Thermistor 4 Fusing PG 5 Lower separation pawl 6 H...

Page 227: ... Remove the harnesses of the heater lamp and remove the thermostat 3 Thermistor 1 Remove the thermistor 4 Fusing PG 1 Remove the fusing PG 1 When the fusing PG is fixed check the position of the fusing PG by seeing the scale on the fusing unit 5 Lower separation pawl 1 Remove the spring and remove the lower separation pawl Ĭ ĭ Į ...

Page 228: ...s of the heater lamp 1 Remove the screws fixing the upper fusing PG 1 Remove the Front Rear lamp fixing plates 1 Remove the heat lamp 7 Cleaning felt 1 Remove the fusing cleaning plate unit 1 Remove the cleaning felt 8 Upper separation pawl 1 Remove the upper separation pawl ...

Page 229: ...Pressure roller 1 Remove the High voltage holder 2 Remove the pressure roller D Paper exit section 1 Ozone filter 1 Remove the rear cabinet 2 Remove the ozone filter 2 Cooling fan 1 Remove the harnesses from the power unit 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 Ĭ ĭ Ĭ ĭ ĭ No Contents 1 Ozone filter 2 Cooling fan 3 First paper exit unit 4 Second paper exit unit ...

Page 230: ... harness and remove the cooling fan with the fan duct 4 Remove the cooling fan from the fan duct 3 First paper exit unit 1 Remove the paper holding arm 2 Remove the paper full actuator 3 Remove the paper exit tray right cabinet 4 Remove the screw for adjusting the tension A B ...

Page 231: ... 7 Remove the harness of the First paper exit unit 8 Open the manual paper feed tray and remove the right door 9 Remove the right sub cabinet 10 Remove the right cover bottom and the right cover door 11 Remove the right front rear stay 12 Remove the screws and remove the first paper exit unit 1 2 3 Ĭ ĭ ...

Page 232: ...r ing 15 Remove the delivery roller holder and the shifter PG unit 外す 16 Remove the shifter frame unit R and remove the shifter bot tom frame unit 4 Second paper exit unit 1 Remove the job separator 2 Remove the rear cabinet 3 Remove the harness of the second paper exit unit 4 Remove the right cover bottom and the right cover door Ĭ ĭ Ĭ ĭ ...

Page 233: ...ller unit 7 Remove the E ring the SP pin and gears 8 Remove the screws and remove the upper paper exit PG E PWB section 1 MFP PWB 1 Remove the clamps and remove the FFC 2 Remove the screws and remove the MFPC cover 3 Remove all harnesses and screws of the MFP PWB Then remove the MFP PWB No Contents 1 MFP PWB 2 PCU PWB 3 Operation panel PWB ...

Page 234: ...arness 3 Remove the earth and the harness and remove the USB I F PWB 4 Remove the screws and remove the Key PWB 5 Remove the FFC the harnesses and the screws Then remove the LVDS PWB F Optical frame unit section 1 Optical frame unit 1 Remove the right cover and the left cover 2 Remove the screws at the left side of the optical frame 3 Remove the screws at the right side of the optical frame No Con...

Page 235: ...e optical frame unit G LSU section 1 LSU unit 1 Open the front cover 2 Remove the screws fixing the paper exit tray 3 Open the tray and remove the left cover 4 Remove the paper exit tray 5 Disconnect the harness of the LSU unit and the clamps 6 Remove the screws fixing the LSU unit Then remove the LSU unit No Contents 1 LSU unit ...

Page 236: ...he duplex motor 3 Remove the drum earth plate and the E ring Then remove the PS clutch 4 Remove the lift up motor 5 Remove the second drive unit 6 Remove the temperature humidity sensor 7 Remove the harness from the cable saddles 8 Remove the connectors 9 Remove the DUP motor No Contents 1 Main drive unit 2 Paper feed clutch 3 PS roller 4 PIN sensor 1 15 Aug ...

Page 237: ...ve unit 3 PS roller 1 Remove the drum earth plate and the E ring Then remove the PS clutch 2 Open the right door and remove the PS right bottom guide PG 3 Open the front door and remove the PS knob 4 Remove the left E ring 5 Remove the PS roller 4 PIN sensor 1 Remove the connector And remove the harness 2 Remove the PS unit 2 1 3 1 15 Aug ...

Page 238: ...ray separation roller 1 Open the tray 2 Remove the tray pick up roller the tray paper feed roller and the tray separation roller 3 Remove the tray separation roller is fixed the dent part of the clutch has to be fit with the tray separation roller No Contents 1 Tray pick up roller Tray paper feed roller Tray separation roller 2 Tray paper feed drive unit 3 Tray transport clutch Tray paper feed clu...

Page 239: ...paper feed clutch with caring the locking positions of the clutches 4 Tray transport roller 1 Remove the tray transport clutch the tray paper feed clutch and the gears 2 Remove the tray transportation roller by removing the gears as shown in the figure J Bypass tray section 1 Bypass tray unit 1 Remove the bypass tray unit 2 Bypass tray paper feed roller 1 Remove the service cover No Contents 1 Byp...

Page 240: ...y separation roller 1 Remove the tray arms 2 Remove the bypass tray 3 Remove the bypass frame unit 4 Remove the separation roller cover 5 Remove the separation roller unit 6 Remove the E ring and remove the paper feed roller 4 Bypass tray paper feed clutch 1 Remove the E ring and remove the bypass tray paper feed clutch Ĭ ĭ ...

Page 241: ...h 1 Remove the harnesses to the power switch with pressing the harnesses inside 2 Remove the power switch L Developing section 1 Developer Remove the harness of developer cartridge from the developer cover Remove the developer cover from the developer cartridge No Contents 1 High voltage PWB 2 PCU PWB 3 Power switch No Contents 1 Developer 2 Toner filter unit 3 DV side sheet F DV side sheet R 4 DV...

Page 242: ...ith the guide AS cover removed replace it When replacing clean the guide AS 3 DV side sheet F DV side sheet R DV side sheet F DV side sheet R attachment reference 4 DV blade DV blade attachment reference 5 Toner sensor Clean the sensor only after removing used DV when replacing DV Without removing the MG roller clean the sensor surface with waste cloth in the arrow direction to remove toner 0 0 5 ...

Page 243: ...o remove stearic acid powder applied to the OPC drum surface Do not touch the OPC drum surface except for the both ends 5mm of the OPC drum Any section of the OPC drum may be touched from above the black protect sheet but do not touch too strongly 2 Main charger holder unit 1 Remove the main charger holder unit 3 Cleaning blade 1 Remove the moquette F R 2 Remove the cleaning blade 4 Separation paw...

Page 244: ...se sensor and remove the tray open close sen sor 3 Paper empty sensor 1 Remove the Desk PE actuator 2 Remove the paper empty sensor from the Paper feed frame 4 Paper exit fan 1 Remove the delivery tray right 2 Open the manual paper tray and remove the right door No Contents 1 Main motor 2 Tray open close sensor 3 Paper empty sensor 4 Paper exit fan Ozone filter Only North America 5 DV cooling duct...

Page 245: ... and remove the connectors 6 Remove the paper exit fan duct and remove the paper exit fan Forwarding place except the North America 7 Remove the ozone filter and remove the paper exit fan Only in the North America 5 DV cooling duct 1 Open the front cover 2 Remove the screws fixing the paper exit tray 3 Open the tray and remove the left cover Ĭ ĭ 1 15 Aug 1 ...

Page 246: ... connector of the harness and screws of the DV cooling duct unit Then remove the DV cooling duct 7 Remove the screws of the DV cooling duct and remove the DV cooling duct 6 Lift up motor 1 Remove the rear cabinet 2 Disconnect the harness of the lift up motor and screws of the lift up motor Then remove the lift up motor ...

Page 247: ...ration panel unit is composed of the LCD unit the LVDS PWB the USB I F PWB and the KEY PWB It displays the machine operation It is provided with the USB I F which is used for the firmware update USB print and Scan to USB In addition the USB I F line is provided inside the operation panel to connect with the keyboard and the IC card reader LCD LVDS PWB KEY PWB USB I F PWB ...

Page 248: ...ion roller 2 Registration roller Drive Transports a document to the transport roller 2 Controls the transport timing of the document and adjusts the document scanning timing 3 Registration roller Idle Apply a pressure to a document and the registration roller to provide the transport power of the transport roller to the document 4 Transport roller 3 Idle Apply a pressure to a document and the tran...

Page 249: ...ing section where images are scanned Then the document is passed through transport roller 2 to the paper exit roller The rollers the registration roller transport rollers 1 and 2 the paper exit roller in the transport section are driven by the transport motor The paper exit roller drive pulley is pressed by the paper exit roller pressure control solenoid When the read edge of the document passes t...

Page 250: ...wing operations are made which are triggered by the detection of the rear edge of the doc ument That is when the rear edge of the document passes the reverse gate the transport motor is reversed Due to the above operation the paper exit roller is reversed to switch back the document returning it to the registration roller section and aligning registration the document Then the transport motor is r...

Page 251: ...tion of scanning the reverse follower roller is pressed 11 After stopping the operation reversing is started 12 After reversing registration operation is executed 13 After turning ON the PS clutch the reverse follower roller pres sure is released 14 Scanning start Second sheet 15 After passing the scanning section the reverse follower roller is pressed 16 After discharge First sheet the reverse fo...

Page 252: ... Function Operation SCOV Upper cover open close sensor Detects open close of the RSPF upper cover SPED Document sensor Detects document empty in the RSPF paper feed tray SPLS1 Paper size detector 1 Detects the document length in the RSPF paper feed tray SPLS2 Paper size detector 2 Detects the document length in the RSPF paper feed tray SPM RSPF paper feed motor Feeds a document SPPD1 RSPF paper pa...

Page 253: ...ported from the registration roller to the document scanning section 4 Paper exit roller Drive Discharges a document Switchbacks the document and transports it to the registration roller when scanning the back surface Signal name Name Function Operation SOCD RSPF open close sensor Detects open close of the RSPF unit SPFM RSPF transport motor Transports a document SPPD3 Document transport sensor 3 ...

Page 254: ...tration roller transport rollers 1 and 2 the paper exit roller in the transport section are driven by the transport motor The paper exit roller drive pulley is pressed by the paper exit roller pressure control solenoid When the read edge of the document passes the scanning section the both rollers are brought into close contact to supply the power for paper exit 1 Document set Document empty senso...

Page 255: ...ack the document returning it to the registration roller section and aligning registration the document Then the transport motor is rotated normally to transport the document to the paper exit section and discharge it When a duplex document is scanned the document lead edge section and the rear edge section intersect At that timing the paper exit roller pressure release solenoid is turned OFF to m...

Page 256: ...ing registration operation is executed 13 After turning ON the PS clutch the reverse follower roller pres sure is released 14 Scanning start Second sheet 15 After passing the scanning section the reverse follower roller is pressed 16 After discharge First sheet the reverse follower roller pressure is released ...

Page 257: ...erations No Name Function Operation 1 CCD PWB Scans document images and performs A D conversion of the scanning signal 2 Scanner lamp drive PWB Drives the scanner lamp 3 Lens Reduces a document image light and project it to the CCD 4 1st mirror Leads a document image to the lens 5 2nd mirror 6 Light guide bar Converges the scanner lamp lights and radiates onto the document 7 LED PWB Generates the ...

Page 258: ...nals The color components are extracted into R G B by the three kinds of CCD elements R G B The red CCD extracts the red component of an image the green CCD extracts the green component the blue CCD extracts the blue compo nent This operation is called color separation The CCD element is apparently seen as one unit but it includes the four kinds of elements R G B The CCD element scans the document...

Page 259: ...d roller is carried out by the Manual Feed Clutch This model does not have an automatic paper size detection function in Multi purpose tray MPFC MM 1 2 MPED Signal name Name Function and operation MM Main motor Drives the most of the driving parts except the duplex section the toner section and the scanner sections MPED Paper empty detector Manual paper feed tray Detects paper empty Manual paper f...

Page 260: ...on the toner section and the scanner sections MPWD Paper width detection sensor Detects the width of the paper PIN P IN sensor Detects the entrance of the paper in front of the registration roller No Name Function and operation 1 Resist roller Drive The Resist Roller Drive synchronizes the paper timing to the image on the Transfer Belt A buckle is created to eliminate any skew in the paper The pap...

Page 261: ...r on the top and feed it to the paper feed roller The paper feed roller feeds paper to the paper transport section At that time the separation roller rotates to prevent double feed C1PED C1PUC MM C1LUM C1LUD 2 3 1 Signal name Name Function and operation MM Main motor Drives the most of the driving parts except the duplex section the toner section and the scanner sections C1LUD Paper feed tray 1 up...

Page 262: ...D1 Paper exit detector 1 Detects paper transport from the fusing section POM Paper exit motor Drives the roller in the paper exit section SHPOS Shifter home positions sensor Detects the shifter home position No Name Function and operation 1 Paper exit roller drive To exit paper onto the exit tray and perform switch back operations when in duplex mode 2 Paper exit roller idle To apply pressure to a...

Page 263: ... paper to the registration section Signal name Name Function and operation ADUM Duplex motor Drives the rear fusing roller and the paper exit roller with the duplex model No Name Function and operation 1 Paper feed roller Idle Applies pressure to the back of the paper for drive to the Lower Duplex Transport Rollers 2 Paper feed roller Drive Drive Roller in upper Duplex section that transports pape...

Page 264: ...he drum 3 Sub blade Cleaning seal Prevents against toner leakage from the cleaner section 4 Screen grid Helps to charge the OPC drum evenly with electric charges provided from the main charger 5 Saw teeth charger Applies a high voltage to charge the OPC drum 6 Waste toner transport screw Waste toner in the OPC drum unit is transported to the waste toner collection section 7 Cleaning blade Cleans r...

Page 265: ...OPC drum surface voltage Electric charges remain at a position where laser beam are not radiated As a result latent electrostatic images are formed on the OPC drum surface 3 After transfer operation remaining toner is removed by the clean ing blade Residual toner removed from the OPC drum surface is trans ported to the waste toner box section in the toner cartridge by the waste toner transport scr...

Page 266: ...e toner density in the developing unit is detected by the toner density sensor When the density falls below the specified level the toner motor is turned ON to supply toner in the toner cartridge to the developing unit When the toner density reaches the specified level the toner motor turns OFF to stop supply of toner to the developing unit With the above pro cess the toner density in the developi...

Page 267: ... section the toner section and the scanner sections TCS Toner sensor Detects the toner density in the developing unit No Name Function and operation 1 Developing roller Forms electrostatic latent images on the OPC drum into visible images 2 Stirring roller Stirring roller Stirs toner and developer to charge toner negatively by friction 3 Toner filter Prevents toner splash and vacuum MM 1 2 TCS 2 3...

Page 268: ...ixing roller When toner is stirred it is negatively charged by mechanical friction The developing bias voltage negative is applied to the developing roller Negatively charged toner is attracted and attached to the area on the OPC drum where negative voltage is reduced by exposure On the other hand the negative voltage at an area where exposure is not made is higher than the developing bias voltage...

Page 269: ...he duplex section the toner section and the scanner sections No Name Function and operation 1 Transfer roller Transfers toner images from the OPC drum surface to paper 2 Discharge plate Apply the negative voltage to the paper which the positive voltage is applied to and discharge the paper 3 TR bearing F R Transfer roller bearing 4 Transfer roller collar Transfer roller collar 5 TR gear Transfer r...

Page 270: ...ansfer roller is moved to the photo conductor by changing the polar character of the transfer roller to the negative high voltage type Then the unnecessary toner is trans ported to the waste toner section by the cleaning blade of the photo conductor 0HOTO CONDUCTOR 0 DRUM 4RANSFER ROLLER ISCHARGE PLATE LEANING MODE 4RANSFER MODE ONSTANT CURRENT 0HOTO CONDUCTOR 0 DRUM 4RANSFER ROLLER ISCHARGE PLATE...

Page 271: ... heater lamp is cut off MM 2 1 TS_UM TH_US TH_MY 3 HL_PR HLout TS_UM 2 2 2 3 Signal name Name Function and operation MM Main motor Drives the most of the driving parts except the duplex section the toner section and the scanner sections HL_PR Heater lamp control relay Turns ON OFF the control of the heater relay HLout Heater lamp Turns ON OFF the heater lamp TH_MY Thermistor UM Regulates Heat Roll...

Page 272: ...the heat roller is of higher hardness the pressure roller is deformed to separate paper toward the heat roller 2 The nip quantity is increased to increase heat capacity for paper 3 By pressing paper with the flexible roller toner is fused without deformation E Fusing temperature control The temperature sensor is provided at the center of the heat roller The roller temperature is detected by the th...

Page 273: ... Mexico only Signal name Name Function and operation OZFM Ozone fan Cools the developing unit generates the ozone from the main charger unit PSFM Power supply unit cooling fan Cools the power supply unit LSUFM LSU cooling fan Cools the LSU and the Developing unit FUFM Paper exit cooling fan Cools the fusing section and the paper exit section No Name Function and operation 1 Ozone filter Absorbs oz...

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Page 283: ...D_CLK_P GND LCD_A3_M GND LCD_A0_P LCD_A1_P LCD_A1_M GND LCD_A0_M NC NC NC NC GND nLCD_DISP GND CN_LCDSEL0 GND LCD_A3_P LCD_A3_N GND LCD_CLK_P LCD_CLK_N GND LCD_A2_P LCD_A2_N GND LCD_A1_P LCD_A1_N GND LCD_A0_P LCD_A0_N GND CN_nCCFT CN_nXL X2 CN_YH Y2 CN_nYL Y1 CN_XH X1 GND 5V_LVDS 5V_LVDS 5V_LVDS 5V_LVDS GND GND 24V_LVDS 24V_LVDS 24V_LVDS 24V_LVDS GND GND GND GND GND nPOF_SCN 5VO_DUTY nSPED D GND 5...

Page 284: ...XSYNCP GND GND CN_TD_N TX3N CN_TD_P TX3P GND GND CN_TE_N TX4N CN_TE_P TX4P CCD_SEL2 GND CCD_SEL2 CCD_SEL1 GND CCD_SEL1 GND GND CN_SPPD1 CN_SPPD2 CN_SPFM_A CN_SPFM_XA CN_SPFM_B CN_SPFM_XB CN_SPFMO1 CN_SPM_A CN_SPM_XA CN_SPM_B CN_SPM_XB CN_SPMO1 CN_SPRS CN_STMPS CN_SRRC CN_SRRS CN_SPWS CN_SEL_A CN_SEL_B CN_SEL_C CN_SEL_OUT CN_SPPD4 CN_SPFMO2 CN_SPPD3 NC 5V CN_SPED CN_SOCD 1 2 3 4 5 4 5 6 3 1 2 1 2 2...

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Page 287: ...D HL_PR 24V1 24V2 24V2 P GND P GND P GND 12V 12V 5VN 5VN 3 3V 3 3V 3 3V D GND D GND D GND D GND D GND D GND 5VL 5VL 5VO D GND D GND D GND NC NC NC 1 1 1 11 6 5 7 10 3 9 4 2 8 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 9 8 1 7 2 6 3 5 4 4 5 3 6 2 7 1 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 B11B PH K S B2P VH PS 187 Red PS 187 White SPS 01T 187 VHR 2N SPS 0...

Page 288: ...2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 VLR 02V VLP 02V VLR 03V VLP 03V B2P3 VH B E CN6 B02P VL CN7 B2P3 VH RD D1 25 M3 Ni D1 25 M3 Ni D1 25 M3 Ni D1 25 M3 Ni AMP292130 3 03CK 6H PC BU03P TR P H PHNR 3 H 04CK 6H PC BU04P TR P H PHNR 4 H 07CK 6H PC CN36 B7B PH K S VLP 02V VHR 3N R 172074 7 or PS 187 R 172074 1 or PS 187 CN3 CN5 B02B PASK 1 B2P3 VH CN1 CN4 B2P3 VH BK B2...

Page 289: ...1 2 3 1 2 3 4 6 5 8 7 1 3 2 1 2 3 2 2 1 1 3 3 4 4 6 6 5 5 7 7 8 8 10 10 9 9 11 11 12 12 14 14 13 13 15 15 16 16 18 18 17 17 19 19 20 20 22 22 21 21 23 23 24 24 25 28 27 26 2 1 4 3 6 5 8 7 10 9 12 11 14 13 16 15 18 17 20 19 22 21 24 23 25 28 27 26 B8B PH K S CN8 B3B PH K E BL CN7 B3B PH K R RD CN1 DF11 4DS 2C PHR 8 179228 3 179228 3 179228 2 179228 3 DF11 6DS 2C PHR 3 BL 179228 2 03CK 6H P 02CK 6H ...

Page 290: ... 5VHD GND 5VHD SATA_RXP 12V DGND DGND 12V 5VHD 12V DGND DGND DGND NC NC NC NC NC NC INT5V DGND DGND 24V 5VO 3 3V 3 3V 3 3V F GND F GND Shield1 Shield1 D1 D1 DGND1 DGND1 VBUS1 VBUS1 D1 D1 NC D4 VBUS4 D4 Shield4 DGND4 NC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 1 2 7 1 2 3 6 4 5 3 7 4 9...

Page 291: ...21T 4 SRA 21T 4 179228 3 BLACK B10B PHDSS B 179228 4 179228 4 OPTION SRA 21T 4 SRA 21T 4 292254 4 179228 3 CN H PHR 10 179228 3 B10B PH K S STMPS SRRC SPRS RSPF DRIVER PWB N C 5 N C 10 GND2 9 5V_SPLS2 6 GND2 4 AVCC 2 SPWS 2 BR SPWS 1 AVCC 3 GND2 3 GND2 GY 2 GND2 AVCC 7 1 BL 3 5VPD SPLS2 SMP 03V NC SMR 03V N SPWS SPLS1 SPLS2 5 GND2 3 1 SPLS2 SPLS2 SPWS 8 SPLS1 5V_SPLS1 1 3 5VPD SPLS1 2 GND2 SPLS1 2...

Page 292: ... SRA 21T 4 SRA 21T 4 SRA 21T 4 CN E B5B PH K S CN C B8B PH K S CN F B6B PH K S CN B B12B PH K S 5V NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC GND GND 24V 5VO 24V 5VB 12V 3 3V 3 3V GND GND SELC_ SPPD1 SPPD2 SPFMA SPFMA SPFMB SPFMB SPFMO1 SPMA SPMA SPMB SPMB SPMO1 SPRS NC 5VPD STMPS SRRC SRRS SPWS SELA_ SELB_ SPED SOCD SSELO SPPD4 SPFMO2 SPPD3 NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC SPED 5VB 5VO SOCD SPPD1 24VPD SPPD2 24VPD 3 3...

Page 293: ...t User macro Database system file System log System setting data Backup S 2 Universal Document filing Database Job log Database Job completion list S 3 Universal Not available Not used S 4 Universal Not available Not used S 5 Universal Spool area for printer S 6 Universal Application work area User file used in USB direct print S 7 Universal Not available Not used S 8 Universal Not available Not u...

Page 294: ... file System setting SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW S 103 Universal Key operator setting storage data IMS job management data FAX reception data For power shut off and paper empty FEP leaning data Japanese Chinese Firmware update data differential between new and old Account management information I 101 Image data FAX Internet Fax receive images for backup HDD 1 4 area data ...

Page 295: ...ng SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW S 103 Universal Key operator setting storage data IMS job management data FAX reception data For power shut off and paper empty FEP leaning data Japanese Chinese Firmware update data differential between new and old For FSS Account management information User authentication data System log S 104 Universal S 105 area data backup mirror I 101 ...

Page 296: ... referring to the HDD storage data list Then reinstall the data after replacement of the HDD a HDD storage data list 1 The e Manual cannot be backed up but can be reinstalled by using Sim49 3 and USB memory 2 Watermark data cannot be backed up but can be reinstalled by using Sim49 5 and USB memory No Data kind Before installation When shipping from the factory After installation After use by users...

Page 297: ...ge related memory and to prevent malfunctions The memory must be cleared not only in the FAX model but in the scanner and the Internet Fax models Step 9 Use SIM49 3 to install the manual data to the HDD Step 10 The trouble code U2 60 is displayed Use SIM49 5 to install the watermark data to the HDD After booting the machine use SIM16 to cancel the U2 60 trouble Step 11 Import the data backed up in...

Page 298: ...ress EXECUTE button EXECUTE button is highlighted and YES and NO buttons are changed from gray out to active display 6 When YES button is pressed the selected Operation Manual is installed When install is completed COMPLETE is displayed In case of an abnormality ERROR is displayed 5 Watermark data reinstall and update procedures 1 Obtain the watermark data Download the watermark data from the util...

Page 299: ...y available SD cards have no such data NOTE MEMO When U2 40 error occurs if the error cannot be can celed by SIM16 or when E7 07 error occurs there may be some trouble in the SD card CAUTION The data backed up with SIM56 2 must not be installed to another machine If installed the adjustment data will be overwritten and a trouble may be generated Partition number Stored data Enable Disable of data ...

Page 300: ...tten and a trouble may be generated Partition number Stored data Enable Disable of data backup Backup means Enable Disable of data reinstall Data reinstall procedures L 101 ICU firmware data ICU firmware Boot Main lang sfu graph sfu Boot animation Boot CN ARM9 firmware Disable Enable SIM49 1 BOOT cannot be installed again S 101 ICU firmware fixed data Pre install font Disable Enable SIM49 1 web he...

Page 301: ...ata 1 S 5 Printer spooler 1 S 6 Application work 1 S 9 DSK data save 1 Partition number Partition L 101 ICU firmware 3 S 101 ICU firmware fixed data Pre install 3 S 102 ICU firmware fixed data Mirror 3 S 105 System data System setting SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW 3 S 103 User data 2 1 I 101 FAX Internet Fax reception data 1 Partition number Partition I 1 ERDH work Temporar...

Page 302: ...a Pre install 3 S 102 ICU firmware fixed data Mirror 3 S 103 User data 2 3 S 105 System data System setting SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW 3 Partition number Partition I 1 ERDH work Temporary storage 3 I 2 Document filing data Standard User 3 I 4 FAX Internet Fax reception data 3 L 1 System storage data 3 S 1 User data 1 3 S 10 Pre install data e manual Watermark 2 S 2 Appli...

Page 303: ... system setting information in XML format By importing the export file to the other device the setting values and setting contents of the device can be copied to another device This function is useful to set the same setting to two or more machines efficiently Filing Data Backup Used to import export the document filing data in the unit of folder User Control Used to shift to the user mode After l...

Page 304: ...u list and click Print button The list is printed out D Font Form Download 1 Download of Font Form and Macro 1 Select Resource Type from the pull down menu list Example PCL PostScript Font Form or Macro 2 Click Refer button to select a target file 3 Click Download button 4 Click Submit registration button The file is downloaded to the HDD The list of the downloaded files and the use percentage of ...

Page 305: ...y the save position of the file and save the file File name bin 3 Click Update button 2 Import 1 Click Refer button to select a target file File name bin 2 Click Execute button The target file is imported 3 Click Update button G User Control 1 1 Enter the password to log in Default Password admin The screen is shifted to the setting menu of user management H User Control 2 1 Select the Pages Limit...

Page 306: ...ot to be displayed 2 Click Show display button The Jog Log is displayed J Update of Firmware 1 Click Refer button to select a firmware file 2 After selecting a firmware file click Execute button The firmware data are sent to the machine and update of the firmware is processed During the process the message of Firmware Update now process ing is displayed MX XXXX MX XXXX ...

Page 307: ...and save it When deleting click Delete button Check to confirm that the confirmation message is displayed and press OK key 4 View Syslog 1 Select a Syslog item to be displayed 2 Click Show button The Syslog is displayed L FSS Field Support System Setting 1 Set the following items Use Proxy Server Yes No Setting of Scheduled Polling Allow Inhibit Interval of Scheduled Polling 1 60 min Setting of Ma...

Page 308: ...nar powder UKOG 0123FCZZ For transfer belt Grease HANARL FL 955R UKOG 0299FCZZ Conduction grease FLOIL GE 676 UKOG 0012QSZZ Other shaft Grease FLOIL G 313S UKOG 0307FCZZ Grease JFE552 UKOG 0235FCZZ Stearic acid powder UKOG 0312FCZZ OPC drum Grease FLOIL GP 501MR UKOG 0013QSZZ RSPF paper feed roller shaft Grease MOLYKOTE X5 6020 UKOG 0158FCZZ Grease MOLYKOTE BR 2 Plus UKOG 0097FCZZ ...

Page 309: ...free solder is about 220 C which is about 40 C higher than that of conventional lead solder and its soldering capacity is inferior to conventional one it is apt to keep the soldering iron in contact with the PWB for longer time This may cause land separation or may exceed the heat resistive temperature of components Use enough care to separate the soldering iron from the PWB when completion of sol...

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