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Fusing Temperature Control
The fuser heater is turned ON immediately after the main power is switched on.
If there is no output signal when the main motor operates at 125
˚C, READY status is
maintained at 175
˚C.
If there is an output signal, fusing temperature is maintained at 180
˚C for fusing paper.
(180
˚C is the default value for standard paper)
Different fusing temperature is set for each paper type.
Fusing temperature is configured differently for each paper, but may be changed within a
certain range by the user.
Heater power is turned OFF when an error occurs or when printer enters Power Save
mode.
Overheat Prevention
When Fusing Roller’s temperature rises higher than 230˚C, CPU cuts off fusing lamp power
and generates ERORR message at the same time.
To prepare for when the thermistor fails to prevent overheating, 2 thermostats have been
added next to the general grounding cable of the fusing lamp. A thermostat cuts off power
PRINT Temperature
175
˚
C
125
˚
C
90
˚
C
Power ON
Summary of Contents for A610 Series
Page 1: ...SERVICE MANUAL A610 A611 SER CS 2014 01 22 CE Confidential...
Page 66: ...62 Forward Rotation Reverse Rotation Fuser Driving Gear Solenoid Activated Fuser Driving Gear...
Page 72: ...68 2 LCM Connection Part...
Page 73: ...69 3 Button Input 4 LED Drive...
Page 74: ...70 5 Backlight Control 6 POWER BUTTON POWER LED...
Page 94: ...90 2 AC DC Rectification Unit 3 24V Output Unit...
Page 95: ...91 4 5V Output Unit 5 AC Drive Section 6 Switching Unit...
Page 96: ...92...
Page 97: ...93 Circuit Diagram HVPS Input Section 1 PWM Input Section 2 RCC Control Drive Section...
Page 98: ...94 3 High Voltage Output 4 TX SENSING Unit...
Page 102: ...98 Be careful not to damage the 7 hooks inside the cover when removing the right cover...
Page 116: ...112 4 Separate 3 connectors marked by red circles...
Page 121: ...117 MAIN FAN SUB FAN...
Page 135: ...131 7 Remove E ring and bushing to remove feeding roller shaft...
Page 138: ...134 5 Disassembled Pickup Tire...
Page 141: ...137 6 Remove the E Ring and bushing and separate the feeding roller shaft...
Page 145: ...141...
Page 156: ...152 8 Remove the E ring holding the shaft 9 Remove Accufeed spring Use sharp tool...
Page 212: ...208 from step 1...
Page 217: ...213 from step 1...