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device generates and uses high frequency energy and can radiate itWorkCentre 5021/5019 0-1 0.1 Meet this service
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.. .. ................................... 0- 4 Original edition 08/20 2012 Introduction 5021 /5019 0- 1 0.1. Understanding service
instructions 0.2 How to use service instructions.
These instructions serve as standard service instructions for the WorkCentre 5021/5019. This tutorial describes
standard operating procedures for standard maintenance procedures for this product. To get efficient and effective
service during maintenance, please refer to Chapter 1 connecting to the service. For more information about options,
see Options. 2.1. Contents of the Tutorial This tutorial is divided into 10 chapters, as described below. • Chapter 1
Service View This chapter describes the general operations and maintenance procedures for maintaining this product. •
Chapter 2 Troubleshooting This chapter describes other troubleshooting problems than the image quality solution in
this product. • Chapter 3 Solving Image Quality Problems This chapter describes the procedures for solving image
quality problems in this product. • Chapter 4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment This chapter describes the
procedures for disassembling, assembling, adjusting and replacing this product. • Chapter 5 The parts list in this
chapter contains information about replacement parts for this product. • Chapter 6 General Information This chapter
contains the following information. 6.1 Specifications 6.2 Tools/Consumers/Auxiliary Materials 6.3 Service Data 6.4
Service Mode 6.6 KO List - Chapter 7 Wiring Data This chapter contains information about the list/location of wiring
connectors, wiring and BSD data for this device. Area • Chapter 8. Other accessories (not yet released) • Chapter 9.
Installing/Removing this0.1, 0.2 0-3 0.3 Description of terms and symbols in this guide describes the terms and symbols
used in this guide. • The conditions and symbols used at the beginning of the text are determined as follows:
“dangerous” implies an unavoidable dangerous situation such as death or serious injury unless the operators control the
machine without the result of the declaration. The warning indicates a potentially dangerous situation such as death or
serious injury if operators cannot properly modify the car without receiving the declaration. The goals of attention are
used to describe the goals of adaptation and solutions to problems. ANSWER: The link should specify the link/assembly
procedure. Adj: Displays the procedure for setting the task. PL: Provide a list of parts for information. This terminology
refers to a potentially dangerous situation, such as injury or damage to property, when operators cannot properly
handle equipment without warning. Instructions: It is used to warn about the procedure without the possibility of
causing damage to the device or device. Table 1 Terminology -Terminology Description ASSY MEISS AUSBAG. The
abbreviation of the TEC value, which is characteristic of the power consumption, means the standard energy
consumption. Read as "text". Introduction 08/2012 First edition 0.2, 0.3 0-4 WorkCentre 5021/5019 1.1 before
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procedureGet an electric shock. 2. The drive area never checks, dirty or lubricates the drive area, such as chain straps,
chain wheels or gears while the machine works. 3. Place the heavy parts when dismantling or folding heavy parts. 4.
The security devices verify that the safety devices have been installed to prevent mechanical accidents, such as: B.
Fusibles, automatic switches, safety switches, etc., and devices that protect customers from injury, by example. The
panels and covers work properly. The transformations which interfere with the safety devices are strictly prohibited.
5.
The installation and elimination of parts of parts and lids can be sharp. Be careful not to touch them.
Be careful not to touch these parts and remove the oil from your fingers or hands before maintenance.
When you remove the parts, cables, etc., do not pull them with force but slowly.
6. The specific tools follow the instructions to indicate the tool. 7. Clean the toner and the developer. Since the toner
can be explosive, wipe or insert the turned toner into the garbage container. Remove the remaining toner with a damp
cloth or use a commercial vacuum cleaner for the toner. Never use the customer vacuum cleaner. Excess excess solvent
inhalation of steam • Do not use heated solvents • Protect from fire. Seems to be copied that the lamp used for the view
of the document is too bright on the glass, the glass light can be blocked by covering part of the document on the
glass.Intent 2. PWB -HIT etc. Information about the customer contains. Data recorded on the customer's computer
computer and URL addresses are important information about the customer. This information is archived at PWB etc.
By car. Be careful about your service. (1) Transfer the data to the new PWB during the replacement and ensure that all
data about the old parts are carefully deleted before removing. Make sure you don't lose any important information
about customers. (Further information can be found in the foreword to chapters 4 and 5. (For components that have
been temporarily installed/removed to solve problems, etc. Delete data in the EC mode etc.) 1.1.3 Maintenance Read all
technical Materials that a systems read -Matative read.
2. Performance Before removing parts or disassembly of the machine, check the status of the sentence.
3. Installation/settings after installation or setting before using the device, check whether none Parts or tools are
available. 4. Replace the consumer parts/materials and make sure that the parts or consumer materials are replaced
