Beruflich Dokumente
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CV1860
TECHNICAL MANUAL
REVISION 1.0
AUGUST 2007
Chapter 1 MAINTENANCE
Chapter 16 PCBs
Chapter 18 APPENDIX
This manual provides Technical Service Information for the digital duplicator Model CZ180 and
CV1860 series.
This manual provides procedures for removing and installing major components. Following these procedures
will minimize machine malfunctions. This information and format will also increase technical representatives'
awareness and experience regarding repairs necessary to insure end-user satisfaction.
CHAPTER 1: MAINTENANCE
CONTENTS
1. Preface....................................................................................................2
2. Warning...................................................................................................3
Important Safety Precautions.............................................................3
3. Work Precautions....................................................................................4
4. Installation location..................................................................................6
5. JIGs ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������7
6. Installation Procedures............................................................................8
CZ180................................................................................................8
CV1860............................................................................................10
Inkless Drum (CZ180)......................................................................13
Inkless Drum (CV1860)....................................................................14
RISORINC Printer Control Board.....................................................15
7. External Cover Removal........................................................................18
Front Cover......................................................................................18
Rear Cover.......................................................................................18
Master Removal Upper Cover.........................................................18
Scanner Unit Cover..........................................................................18
Master Removal Lower Cover.........................................................18
Master Making Unit Cover...............................................................18
Operation Panel Unit........................................................................18
8. PCB Bracket Open Procedure...............................................................19
9. Screws Which are NOT to be Loosened or Removed...........................20
1. Preface
This manual provides Technical Service Information for the digital duplicator Model CZ180 and CV1860
series.
This manual provides procedures for removing and installing major components. Following these
procedures will minimize machine malfunctions. This information and format will also increase technical
representatives' awareness and experience regarding repairs necessary to insure end-user satisfaction.
2. Warning
!! WARNING !!
I. To avoid injuries:
Be sure to disconnect the electrical power before disassembling, assembling, or when
making adjustments on the machine.
FIRST
THEN
3. Work Precautions
When conducting maintenance work, be careful to avoid injury caused by springs or the sharp edges
of sheet metal.
Inspection
If you discover any defects or problems during an inspection, fix the problems or if necessary take
steps such as replacing a part.
Removal
Check the problem area. At the same time, examine the cause of the problem and determine whether
the part needs to be removed or disassembled. Next proceed according to the procedures presented
in the Technical Manual. In cases where, for example, it is necessary to disassemble areas with large
numbers of parts, parts which are similar to each other, or parts which are the same on the left and
right, sort the parts so that you do not mix them up during reassembly.
(1) Carefully sort the removed parts.
(2) Distinguish between parts which are being replaced and those which will be reused.
(3) When replacing screws, etc., be sure to use the specified sizes.
Tools
Using tools other than those specified can lead to injury or damage
screws and parts. Have all the tools necessary for the work available.
screwdriver 3 mm mm)
1.8 (100 mm–150
mm mm)
(precision
type)
Receiver
Switch types
> Micro-switches may be divided between
normally open (N.O.) types and normally
closed (N.C.) types.
> With an (N.O.) connection, an internal contact
is connected when the switch actuator is N.C. N.C.
pressed. N.O. N.O.
> With an (N.C.) connection, an internal contact COM COM
is disconnected when the switch actuator is
pressed.
Note
The machine is comprised of many gears. When inspecting or replacing parts, apply grease to the gears.
If they are not properly greased, the gears may make abnormal sounds, and malfunctions or mechanical
problems may occur.
4. Installation location
Electrical connection
> Plug the plug securely into the socket so that there is no problem with the contact in the power
supply plug section.
> Do not use any triplets or extension cords.
> Do not allow any other machine to stand on or crush the power cord.
Ground connection
> Always ground this machine to prevent electrical shock in case of an electrical leakage.
5. JIGs
015-26128-008
Drum Shaft JIG
6. Installation Procedures
1 2
Important:
042-36102-306 1
Tapes
When pulling out the Drum after the above installation procedure, always turn on
CAUTION! the POWER and press the DRUM RELEASE key [ ] on the control panel.
Otherwise, the machine may be damaged.
CV1860
3) Fix the Bottle guide, the Bottle SW cover, and the Print cylinder (drum) cover.
Important: Be sure to connect the connecter of the Bottle Set SW wireharness Jumper wireharness
to the Bottle guide.
3. Operation Check
1) Make a master with Riso test chart No.15 and print 200 copies at speed 2.
2) Check density balance.
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4. Labeling
Ink color indication label
Affix an ink color indication label on the Print cylinder (drum) cover as illustrated.
042-36201-002
Front Cover
1. Remove the Drum.
2. Turn OFF the machine power and detach the Front Cover. (M3x8 screws; 6 pcs)
Rear Cover
1. Turn OFF the machine power and detach the Rear Cover. (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
Rear Cover
Precaution in Assembly:
1) To prevent the wire harness from getting damaged, place the wire harness from the Copy
Counter on top of the Master Counter to prevent the wire harness from dropping onto the wire
harness clamper located on the top portion of the PCB Bracket. Otherwise the Copy Counter
wire harness will be damaged when the PCB Bracket is opened.
Copy Counter Master Counter Rear Upper Wire Harness This is NOT good.
2) To prevent the Power Switch Wire Harness from being pinched or cut by the Pressure Spring
when the PCB Bracket is closed, the Power Switch Wire Harness should be placed under the
rear bottom wire harness and main motor relay wire harness when leading the Power Switch Wire
Harness out through the Handle Mounting Bracket-B.
The Master-Making Unit Side Frame and the Rear Stay are both mounted on the machine using JIGs
at the factory, using screws which cannot be loosened or removed using regular screw drivers.
These special screws should never be loosened or removed.
CONTENTS
1. Cross-Sectional Diagram.........................................................................2
2. Operation Outline.....................................................................................3
3. Outline of Paper-feeding, Printing, and Paper-ejection Operations.........3
4. Master-removal operation........................................................................4
5. Master-making operation.........................................................................4
6. Master-loading operation.........................................................................4
7. Machine Specification..............................................................................6
1) CZ180............................................................................................6
2) CV1860..........................................................................................8
1. Cross-Sectional Diagram
2. Operation Outline
3) Master-making operation
The original is scanned by the image sensor, and the image is transferred onto a master by the
thermal print head.
5) Printing operation
Paper is fed from the paper-feed tray one sheet at a time for printing. The printed paper is ejected
out onto the paper-receiving tray.
1) When the print drum rotates, the scraper roller and pickup roller also turn to feed paper. The
stripper pad allows only one sheet to pass through to the second paper-feed area.
2) The paper sent from the first paper-feed area contacts the timing roller and guide roller, and stops
temporarily. This causes slight buckling of the paper.
3) The timing roller and guide roller start rotating, feeding paper to the pressure section. (This
operation is referred to as the 都econd paper-feed・ To prevent tension from being placed on the
end of the paper, the scraper roller and pickup roller are free to spin.)
4) When the paper is fed further in from the second paper-feed area, the pressure roller rises to
clamp the paper between the drum and pressure roller to start the printing operation.
5) The printed paper is removed from the print drum by the separator and separation fan. When the
pressure roller rises, the guide roller also moves up to prevent tension from being placed on the
tailing end of the paper.
6) Then, the suction fan pulls in the air to keep the paper firmly on the transfer belts while the paper
is carried to the paper-receiving tray.
7) The next sheet of paper is sent to the first paper-feed area, and the guide roller lowers.
4. Master-removal operation
1) The clamp plate holding the leading edge of the master opens, and the master-release bar rises
to lift the master out from under the clamp plate
2) The vertical transport rollers and print drum rotate, thereby separating the master from the print
drum and sending it to the master disposal box.
3) The motion of the compression plate starts, pressing the master into the master disposal box.
5. Master-making operation
1) The image sensor scans the original, and the thermal print head transfers the image onto a
master.
2) The master is sent into the master stocker room.
6. Master-loading operation
1) The leading edge of the master is sent to a the clamp plate on the print drum, and the leading
edge is clamped.
2) The print drum rotates to wind the master around it.
3) The cutter cuts the master.
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7. Machine Specification
1) CZ180
Specifications
RISO CZ180
Notes
• As we are constantly improving our products, the machine may differ in some respects from the illustrations used
in this manual.
• The specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
2) CV1860
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CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Main Drive......................................................................................2
2. Main Motor Safety Switch...............................................................2
3. Print Drum Positions.......................................................................3
4. Print Drum Locking Mechanism.....................................................3
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................4
1. Intermediate Gear..........................................................................4
2. Main Motor Unit..............................................................................6
3. Drum Safety Switch........................................................................7
ADJUSTMENT..............................................................................................8
1. Position-B Adjustment (Print drum removal position)....................8
MECHANISM
1. Main Drive
1) Drum Rotation
With the rotation of the Main motor, the drive from the main motor is transferred to the Drum main
gear from the Main motor gear via Intermediate gear in the between.
2) The same four Safety switches act also as Safety switches for the Thermal power of the TPH.
DISASSEMBLY
1. Intermediate Gear
REMOVAL
1) Remove the Drum from the machine, turn OFF the machine power and unplug the power cord
from the machine.
2) Remove the Rear cover. (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
3) Swing open the PCB bracket. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
4) Remove the mounting screw of the Intermediate gear shaft assembly and remove the
Intermediate gear shaft assembly. (M4x8 screw; 1 pc)
5) Remove the Intermediate gear out from the machine through the drum opening in front of the
machine.
Precaution in Assembly
1) Match the Eye-markings between the Drum main gear and Intermediate gear. (Ref: Photograph
on next page.)
2) Confirm that the Intermediate gear is at Position-B by inserting Allen wrench through the hole on
the back of the machine. (Ref: Photograph on next page.)
Make sure to remove the Allen wrench out from the machine once the Position-B is confirmed.
Leaving the Allen wrench on the machine will damage the machine when the power is turned ON.
3) Attach the Intermediate gear shaft assembly firmly on the machine.
Intermediate gear
Main motor
Main gear
Intermediate gear
Print drum
Intermediate gear
Positioning marks
Main gear
Precaution in Assembly
1) Refer to page No. 3-4 for the precaution in attaching the Intermediate gear.
Suction Unit
Solenoid lever
Main motor
Precaution in Assembly
1) Do not bend the Drum safety switch bracket, which acts as spring plate.
ADJUSTMENT
Precaution in Adjustment
1) Basically the machine is designed to have the Position-B adjusted correctly with the parameter
setting at [0] on Test Mode No.0942 (Drum angle = 270 degrees), but this may vary slightly
between the machines and this adjustment may become necessary.
2) The Position-B is calculated by the Main motor FG sensor pulse count from Postion-A sensor.
If the position of the Print drum is way off from the normal Position-B, the Postion-A sensor and
Main motor FG sensor should be checked.
CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Paper feed tray elevation mechanism............................................2
2. First paper feed movement............................................................3
3. Scraper mechanism.......................................................................4
4. Paper feed pressure adjustment....................................................4
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................5
1. Removal of Elevator link plates......................................................5
2. Removal of Paper feed tray unit.....................................................6
3. Removal of Paper detection sensor...............................................7
4. Removal of Pickup roller and Scraper roller...................................8
5. Removal of Stripper pad.................................................................9
6. Removal of Upper limit sensor.....................................................10
7. Removal of Lower limit sensor.....................................................11
8. Removal of Elevator motor unit....................................................12
9. Removal of Paper feed clutch......................................................13
10. Removal of Pickup roller shaft assembly...................................14
11. Removal of Guide plate..............................................................15
12. Removal of Paper sensor...........................................................17
ADJUSTMENT............................................................................................18
1. Elevator Upper-limit Sensor Position Adjustment.........................18
2. Paper Feed Clutch OFF Angle Adjustment..................................18
3. Paper Feed Clutch ON Angle Adjustment....................................18
4. Paper Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment...........................................19
MECHANISM
By pressing the print START button when the Paper detection sensor is ON (paper is detected), the
elevator motor is activated to bring up the paper feed tray until the Scraper plate assembly blocks the
light path of the Upper limit sensor.
The Elevator motor is activated intermittently during the printing job to keep the Upper limit sensor
light path blocked.
When the paper runs out from the Paper feed tray (the Paper detection sensor becomes OFF), the
Elevator motor is activated to bring the Paper feed tray down.
During the machine idle condition, if the Paper feed tray button is pressed, the elevator motor is
activated until the tray lowers down to the Lower limit position in which the light path of the Lower limit
sensor is blocked.
As the Print drum rotates a given angle from the drum A-position, the Paper feed clutch activates to
rotate the Scraper roller and Pickup roller.
The Paper feed clutch turns OFF after the print drum rotates for a given angle after the Paper sensor
detects the leading edge of the paper.
The paper feeding motion stops with the leading edge of the paper hitting against the Guide roller and
Timing roller.
When the paper transfers to the second paper feed area, the one-way clutch in the Scraper roller and
Pickup roller allow the rollers to rotate freely to prevent the first paper feed area from applying brake
on the paper.
3. Scraper mechanism
The Scraper roller pulls the paper in between the Pickup roller and the Stripper pad.
The paper is then pinched between the Pickup roller and the Stripper pad to allow the Pickup roller to
feed only the top one sheet of paper into the machine.
The Stripper pad has a spring underneath, which pushes the Stripper pad against the Pickup roller to
separate the top sheet from the rest.
The Stripper unit has a pressure adjustment knob which allows the stripper pressure to be adjusted in
three strengths, by sliding the knob vertically up or down.
Pickup roller
Scraper roller
Stripper unit
Stripper pressure adjustment knob
DISASSEMBLY
Precaution in Assembly
1) Fit the U-shaped slot on the Elevator link plates through the pins on the Elevator frame (F)
assembly and (E) assembly.
E-ring
Roller
Roller
Elevator junction plate
E-ring
Precaution in Assembly
1) Fit the Paper detection sensor firmly between the mounting hooks.
2) Match the positioning pins and positioning holes when attaching the Paper feed tray cover.
3) Wire the Paper detection sensor wire harness in correct path and make sure to attach new wire
band in the original position.
4) Firmly attach the wire harness of the Paper detection sensor onto the Elevator spring bracket (front)
using a wire band.
When tying the wire band, make sure that the length of the wire harness between A and B (refer
to the photo) is not too long and not too short. The wire should be between 60mm to 53mm in
length between A and B. This is to prevent the wire harness from touching the paper or giving too
much tension on the wire harness.
Precaution in Assembly
1) Both the Scraper and Pickup rollers contain one-way bearing. Putting them back on the shaft in
the wrong way will cause the rollers not to rotate even though the shaft rotates.
2) To check whether the rollers are mounted in correct way, check by rotating the rollers on the shaft
in the direction shown on the photograph. If the rollers rotate freely, the mounting direction is
correct.
Pickup roller
Precaution in Assembly
1) Set the Stripper spring first, and then mount the Stripper pad mount over the spring.
Stripper pad
Stripper pad base
Stripper spring
Precaution in Assembly
1) Match the positioning pins and positioning holes when attaching the Upper limit sensor bracket
back in position.
2) If the wire harness band was cut in above removal procedure, make sure to tie the sensor wire
harness back on the Paper feed stay using a new wire harness band.
3) In doing so, make sure that the wire harness does not sag under the dotted line shown on the
photograph.
4) This is to prevent the wire harness from being pinched by the Master removal lower cover.
The wire should not go under the red dotted line on the photograph.
Precaution in Assembly
1) Match the positioning pins and holes in attaching the Elevator motor unit back on the machine.
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Precaution in Assembly
1) Match the D-shaped cut on the Paper feed clutch with that on the Pickup shaft.
2) Slide the slit on the Paper feed clutch through the bracket plate to prevent the clutch from
rotating..
Metal bushing
Pickup shaft
Pickup shaft bracket
Elevator spring bracket (rear) Upper limit sensor Pickup shaft bracket
Guide plate
Precaution in Assembly
1) Hook the Paper sensor on the hook plate of the Guide plate.
Guide plate
ADJUSTMENT
Precaution in Adjustment
1) The space to check is the gap between the Paper feed tray and Pickup roller. Do not confuse the
Scraper roller with the Pickup roller.
Results of incorrect adjustment
1) If the gap is too small, the paper feed pressure becomes too high. This may result in multiple
feeding of papers.
2) On the contrary, if the gap is too big, the paper feed pressure becomes too weak. This may result
in paper not feeding at all.
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CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Second Paper Feed Mechanism....................................................2
2. Vertical Printing Position Mechanism.............................................2
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................4
1. Load Spring....................................................................................4
2. Timing Cam....................................................................................4
3. Guide Roller Assembly...................................................................5
4. Vertical Print Positioning Base Unit................................................6
5. Vertical Print Positioning Pulse Motor............................................7
6. Sector Gear....................................................................................8
7. Timing Roller..................................................................................9
ADJUSTMENT............................................................................................10
1. Mounting position adjustment of Timing cam...............................10
MECHANISM
Intermediate gear
Main cam
Guide roller
Timing Cam
Timing gear spring
Timing gear
Vertical print positioning
lever assembly
DISASSEMBLY
1. Load Spring
REMOVAL
1) Pull out the Print drum, turn the machine power OFF and remove the Front cover. (M3x8 screws;
6 pcs)
2) Remove E-ring and collar from the Timing roller shaft. (8mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
3) Remove the Load spring from the Timing roller.
Precaution in Assembly
1) Do not make mistake in the direction of the Load spring during the assembly.
Load spring
2. Timing Cam
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove Rear cover. (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
2) Open the PCB bracket on the rear of the machine. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
3) Remove the Guide roller spring.
4) Remove E-ring from the Timing roller shaft and detach the Timing cam. (6mm dia E-ring; 1 pc)
Timing Cam
Mounting screw
Precaution in Assembly
1) When mounting the Vertical print positioning base unit back on the machine, rotate the Sector
gear all the way in clockwise direction.
Sector gear
Precaution in Assembly
1) Insert the pin on the Print positioning plate into the whirl groove of the Print positioning cam.
6. Sector Gear
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove Rear cover. (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
2) Open the PCB bracket on the rear of the machine. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
3) Remove following parts
Timing cam (6mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
Vertical print positioning base unit
4) Remove the Sector gear spring and detach the Sector gear by removing E-ring. (6mm dia. E-ring;
1 pc)
Timing cam
Sector gear
7. Timing Roller
REMOVAL
1) Turn the machine power OFF, pull out the print drum and remove following parts.
Front cover (M3x8 screws; 6 pcs)
Rear cover (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
Guide plate
Load spring, Guide roller spring and Sector gear spring
Timing Cam (6mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
Vertical print positioning base unit
Paper feed clutch
Sector gear
Guide roller assembly
2) Remove E-ring from spur gear, and detach spur gear from the shaft. (6mm E-ring; 1 pc)
3) Remove E-ring from Timing roller on both ends, and detach Metal bushing from both ends. (8mm
E-ring; 2 pcs)
4) Slide the Timing roller to the rear once, and remove from the Timing roller out of the machine
through the opening above the paper feed tray.
Timing roller
Timing roller
ADJUSTMENT
CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Press Mechanism...........................................................................2
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................3
1. Pressure Roller...............................................................................3
2. Pressure Solenoid..........................................................................4
3. Pressure Lever Assembly..............................................................5
4. Pressure Roller Assembly..............................................................6
ADJUSTMENT..............................................................................................7
1. Pressure lever assembly position...................................................7
MECHANISM
1. Press Mechanism
At the start of the printing job, when the START button is pressed, the Main motor activates to rotate
the Drum and also to feed the paper. When the Paper sensor detects the paper coming in and as the
Clamp plate base assembly comes near the Pressure roller, the Pressure lever assembly is pushed
by the Pressure cam. The Solenoid lever is then disengaged from the Pressure lever assembly. The
Pressure solenoid is activated ON and pulls the Solenoid lever down, away from the Pressure lever
assembly.
The Pressure lever assembly is pulled by the Pressure spring and that rotates the Pressure shaft in
the counter-clockwise direction (looking from the back of the machine) to lift the Pressure roller up.
The Pressure roller then pushed against the Drum.
During the printing, as the Clamp plate on the Drum rotates to the Pressure roller, the Pressure cam
pushes against the Pressure lever to bring the pressure roller down. This is to prevent the Clamp
plate from hitting against the Pressure roller.
The Pressure solenoid stays activated ON all through the printing job to keep the Solenoid lever
down, away from the Pressure lever assembly.
The Pressure solenoid turns OFF only when the Paper sensor no longer detects the paper coming,
such as at the end of a printing job or when paper jamming occurs.
DISASSEMBLY
1. Pressure Roller
REMOVAL
1) Remove the Drum out of the machine and turn OFF the machine power.
2) Remove the mounting screw of the Pressure roller from the Pressure roller bracket through a hole
on the machine frame under the Drum opening on the operator side of the machine.
3) Slide the Pressure roller towards the operator side of the machine to disengage the bearing from
the bracket and then lift and remove the Pressure roller from the machine.
Pressure spring
Solenoid lever
Pressure solenoid
Pressure cam
2. Pressure Solenoid
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove the Rear cover of the machine. (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
2) Open the PCB bracket on the rear of the machine. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
3) Using hand, disengage the Pressure lever assembly from the Solenoid lever by pushing down the
Solenoid lever while pulling on the Pressure lever assembly.
4) Carefully, remove the Pressure spring.
5) Disconnect the wire harness connector of the Pressure solenoid.
detach the Solenoid base assembly by removing the mounting screws. (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
6) Remove the Solenoid spring from the Solenoid base assembly.
Detach the Pressure solenoid by removing the mounting screws. (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
Pressure spring
Solenoid lever
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Set screw
Set screw
C-ring
ADJUSTMENT
Allen wrench
Pressure cam
Allen wrench
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CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Paper Ejection Mechanism.............................................................2
2. Paper Separation Mechanism........................................................3
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................4
1. Suction unit.....................................................................................4
2. Suction Fan....................................................................................4
3. Paper Ejection Motor......................................................................5
4. Paper ejection motor FG sensor....................................................6
5. Suction belt.....................................................................................6
6. Paper receiving sensor...................................................................8
7. Separation fan unit.........................................................................9
8. Separation fan................................................................................9
9. Separator......................................................................................10
10. Paper receiving tray unit.............................................................12
ADJUSTMENT............................................................................................13
1. Separator position........................................................................13
MECHANISM
Separation fan
Suction belt
Release arm
Separator lever
Separator shaft
Separator
Intermediate gear
Separator cam
Main motor
DISASSEMBLY
1. Suction unit
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power.
2) Remove the Paper ejection cover. (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
3) Unplug the wire harness connector of Suction unit.
4) Remove the mounting screws of the Suction unit and detach the unit from the machine by sliding
it out . (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) In mounting the Suction unit back on the machine, hook the leading edge of the unit correctly on
the metal angle inside the machine.
Suction unit
2. Suction Fan
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power, and remove following parts.
Paper ejection cover (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
Suction unit (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
2) Turn over the Suction unit and unplug the wire harness connector of the Suction fan.
3) Remove the mounting screws, and remove the Suction fan. (M4x40 screws; 2 pcs)
Suction fan
Precaution in Assembly
1) Make sure that the joint portion of the wire band to go around the Paper ejection motor should
face the bottom of the unit (on the Suction fan side), as shown on the last photograph.
Driven shaft
Driving shaft
Timing belt
5. Suction belt
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power, and remove following parts.
Paper ejection cover (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
Suction unit (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
2) Detach the left and right Paper ejection wings. (Thumb screws; 1 each)
3) Unhook the Timing belt from the motor.
4) Remove the Driven shaft assembly.
5) Detach the Suction face cover. (M3x6 screws; 4 pcs)
6) Remove the E-ring and Metal bushing from the Driving shaft and remove the Driving shaft. (4mm
dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
7) Remove the Suction face cover completely from the Suction unit with the Suction belts attached.
8) Slide the Suction belts off from the Suction face cover.
Precaution in Removal
1) Pay caution not to scratch the Suction belts against the sharp edges on the Suction face cover to
prevent damage on the belts.
Suction unit
Suction belt
Precaution in Assembly
1) Make sure to hook the leading edge of the Separation fan unit on the mount when mounting the
unit back on the machine.
8. Separation fan
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power, and remove following part.
Separation fan unit (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
2) Remove mounting screws, and remove the air blow nozzle. (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
3) Remove mounting screws from the Separation fan. (M4x40 screws; 2 pcs)
4) Unplug the wire harness connector of the Separation fan and remove the fan.
Separation fan
9. Separator
REMOVAL
1) Pull the Print drum out of the machine, turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Front cover (M3x8 screws; 6 pcs)
Rear cover (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
2) Open the PCB bracket on the rear of the machine.
3) Carefully, using hand, push the Pressure lever assembly and Solenoid lever down to disengage
from each other.
4) Carefully, remove the Pressure spring.
5) Detach two Separator springs.
6) Remove E-ring on the front end of the Separator shaft, and remove the Metal bushing. (6mm dia.
E-ring; 1 pc)
7) Slide the Separator shaft to the rear, and remove the mounting screw of Separator lever, and
detach the Separator lever. (M4x8 screw; 1 pc)
8) Remove the Separator shaft out from the machine by sliding it towards the front of the machine.
9) Remove mounting screw of Release arm, and detach it from Separator shaft. (M3x10 screw; 1
pc)
10) Remove mounting screw of Separator, and detach it from the Separator shaft. (M3x10 screw; 1
pc)
Precaution in Assembly
1) Mount the Release arm by hooking it on the Release lever.
Hook
Pressure spring
Separator shaft
Separator lever
Separator springs
Separator shaft
Separator
Release lever
Release arm
Precaution in Assembly
1) Match the positioning holes and pins when mounting the Paper receiving tray lock plates (front &
rear).
Paper receiving tray lock plate; front Paper receiving tray lock plate; front
ADJUSTMENT
1. Separator position
1) Before making any print job operation, check and confirm that the tip of the Separator is not
touching the Drum.
If the Separator is touching the Drum, do not make any prints, but go directly to the adjustment
procedure which follows.
2) If the Separator is confirmed not touching the Drum, using Test Chart No. 15, make a master and
print.
Confirm that the papers do not stick onto the Print drum and that the Separator does not make a
vertical black line in the center of the prints.
3) If the papers stick onto the Drum, or a vertical black line appears on the center of the prints, make
an adjustment by bringing the Drum to Position-B.
Then turn OFF the machine power and remove the Rear cover. (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
3) Open the PCB Bracket on the rear of the machine. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
4) Loosen the mounting screw of the Separator positioning plate
5) Slide the Separator positioning plate to adjust the Separator position, so that the tip of the
Separator is 1.0mm to 2.0mm away from the Drum surface.
MEMO
CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Master on Drum (in printing) Check Mechanism............................2
2. Ink Bottle Set Check Mechanism...................................................2
3. Drum Rotation Mechanism.............................................................2
4. Ink Supply Mechanism...................................................................2
5. Drum Idling Mechanism..................................................................2
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................4
1. Ink Bottle Guide..............................................................................4
2. Ink Bottle Set Switch......................................................................4
3. RF-PCB..........................................................................................5
4. Inking Motor....................................................................................6
5. Drum Set Sensor............................................................................7
6. Drum Screen..................................................................................8
7. Drum Body.....................................................................................9
8. Ink Sensor PCB............................................................................10
9. Drum Flanges F (front) & R (rear)...............................................11
10. Squeegee Roller.........................................................................14
ADJUSTMENT............................................................................................16
1. Cleaning the Filter........................................................................16
2. Squeegee Gap Adjustment..........................................................17
3. Ink blocking plate position adjustment..........................................17
MECHANISM
Overflow sensor
Ink sensor
Inking motor
Driving shaft Intermediate gear
Main gear
Squeegee roller
Main motor
DISASSEMBLY
3. RF-PCB
REMOVAL
1) Remove the Drum out from the machine and pull out the ink bottle.
2) Remove the Drum cover. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
3) Remove the Bottle switch cover. (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
4) Unplug the RF-PCB wire harness.
5) Remove the Antenna holder and Spring. (stepped screws; 2 pcs)
6) Carefully, release the hooks on the Antenna holder and remove the RF-PCBs.
4. Inking Motor
REMOVAL
1) Remove the Drum out from the machine and pull out the ink bottle.
2) Remove the Drum cover. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
3) Remove the Bottle switch cover. (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
4) Unplug the RF-PCB wire harness.
5) Remove the upper and lower Ink bottle guides. (M3x8 screws; 3 pcs)
6) Unplug the Bottle set switch wire harness.
7) Remove the Holder bracket. (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
8) Remove the Ink intake nozzle bracket. (M3x8 screws; 3 pcs)
9) Remove the Ink bottle base. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
10) Remove the Grip handle. (M4x8 screws; 4 pcs)
11) Unplug the Inking motor wire harness connector and remove the mounting screws of the Inking
motor to detach the Inking motor. (M4x10 screws; 2 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) Using a wire harness band of about 100mm in length, fix the RF-wire harness firmly on the Holder
bracket. This is to prevent the wire harness from being pinched or cut when mounting the Ink
bottle guide.
Inking motor
Grip handle
5 mm
to2
15
Precaution in Assembly
1) In mounting back the Inking motor, use a wire harness band of about 100mm in length and fix
the RF-wire harness firmly on the Holder bracket. This is to prevent the wire harness from being
pinched or cut when mounting the Ink bottle guide. (Ref: Inking motor removal)
Inking motor
6. Drum Screen
REMOVAL
1) Make a confidential master on the Drum and remove the Drum from the machine.
2) Remove the Screen hanger and Screen assembly from the Drum. (M4x8 screws: 4 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) Do not fold the Screen. The Screen is no longer useful if a crease is made.
2) The mounting screws should be matched to those in the front.
3) Use the Screen Jig to keep the Screen wrapped tightly around the Drum when mounting the
Screen hanger on the drum.
Hook
Hook
7. Drum Body
REMOVAL
1) Remove the Drum out from the machine, and remove following parts.
Clamp plate base unit (M4x8 screws; 4 pcs)
Drum screen (M4x8 screws; 4 pcs)
2) Remove the Drum body from the Drum. (M4x8 screws; 6 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) The Drum body has this arrow marks engraved on the front and rear.
The arrow mark on the front has alphabet [F] engraved next to it.
2) The Drum body should be attached onto the Drum with the [F] engrave to the front of the Drum.
The arrow marks on the Drum body should meet with the arrow mark on the Drum flange surface.
The first two screws to be tightened are those at these arrow marks.
3) Use the Screen Jig to keep the Drum body wrapped tightly around the Flanges when mounting
the Drum body with the remaining screws. Make sure that the Drum body fits tightly on the
Flanges with no loose fits.
4) The Clamp plate base assembly should be pushed towards the rear of the Drum, as there is a
small play in mounting the assembly.
Drum body
Imprinted marking
Imprinted marking
Screen JIG
Hook
Hook
Precaution in Assembly
1) The Ink sensor and Overflow sensor needles must be straight. Do not deform or bend the sensor
needles.
2) If the needles are bent, straighten then out by hand before installing the Ink sensor PCB back on
the Drum.
3) The Clamp plate base assembly should be pushed towards the rear of the Drum, as there is a
small play in mounting the assembly.
[ Refer to the photographs on the next page for the instructions given above.]
Rear frame
Drum support R
Side channel
Rear frame
IB lock
Set screw
Cap screw
Drum support F
Front frame
Precaution in Assembly
1) Use the Drum Shaft JIG when mounting the screws back onto the Drum shaft clamper.
( Dram shaft Jig = 015-26128-008 Drum Shaft JIG )
2) With the Drum at position-B, insert the Drum Shaft JIG through the Front support plate, Drum
flange-F, Front frame, Rear frame, Drum flange-R and Rear support plate. Then tighten the
screws on the front and rear Drum shaft clamper.
3) The Clamp plate base assembly should be pushed towards the rear of the Drum, as there is a
small play in mounting the assembly.
4) Using three wire harness lock bands of each about 100mm long, fix the position of the Ink sensor
relay wire harness to the Support frame and Rear support plate.
5) Make sure that the Ink sensor relay wire harness does not have any slack in the area indicated by
the dotted line on the photograph, and that the wire harness lock band tie area does not protrude
outside the bracket. This is to protect the wire harness.
The tie portion of the wire band should not go out of the metal plate.
Support frame Wire harness band Rear frame
Precaution in Assembly
1) Fix the Ink sensor wire harness in position by wire band.
2) Keep the frame twisting to within 0.1mm.
3) The Center shaft should be firmly inserted in the U-shaped cutout on the front and rear frame.
4) The Clamp plate base assembly should be pushed towards the rear of the Drum, as there is a
small play in mounting the assembly.
Front frame
Squeegee roller
Driving shaft
Front frame
Squeegee roller
Rear frame
ADJUSTMENT
Filter
Intake nozzle
Mounting screw of the Intake nozzle
Inking motor
MEMO
CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Clamp Unit Home Position Movement...........................................2
2. Clamp Plate Master Release Movement........................................2
3. Clamp Plate Master Clamp Mechanism.........................................3
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................4
1. Clamp Unit......................................................................................4
2. Clamp Motor...................................................................................5
3. Clamp Sensor.................................................................................6
MECHANISM
Clamp cam
Clamp motor
Clamp plate opener arm
Print drum
Position-A
Position-B
DISASSEMBLY
1. Clamp Unit
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove the Rear cover. (M3x8 screws: 5 pcs.)
2) Open the PCB bracket on the rear of the machine. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
3) Unplug the wire harness connectors of the Clamp motor and Clamp sensor.
4) Remove the mounting screws of the Clamp unit and remove the unit. (M3x6 screws; 3 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) Match the positioning hole against the positioning pin in attaching the Clamp unit back on the
machine.
Mounting screw
Clamp motor
Mounting screw
Clamp sensor
Mounting screw
2. Clamp Motor
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Rear cover (M3x8 screws: 5 pcs.)
Clamp unit (M3x6 screws; 3 pcs)
2) Remove E-ring from the Clamp gear and detach the gear. (4mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
3) Detach the Clamp motor. (M3x5 screws; 2 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) When mounting the Clamp gear back on the Clamp unit, make sure that both the Clamp open
arm and Master release arm are in fully raised position.
Clamp motor
Mounting screw
3. Clamp Sensor
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Rear cover (M3x8 screws: 5 pcs.)
Clamp unit (M3x6 screws; 3 pcs)
2) Remove E-ring from the Clamp gear and detach the gear. (4mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
3) Rotate the Clamp cam and move the actuator plate out from the Clamp sensor.
4) Detach the Clamp sensor.
Precaution in Assembly
1) When mounting the Clamp gear back on the Clamp unit, make sure that both the Clamp open
arm and Master release arm are in fully raised position.
Clamp cam
Clamp sensor
CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Master Removal Unit Home Positioning Mechanism.....................2
2. Master on the Drum (before master removal) Check Mechanism..4
3. Clamp Plate Master Release Mechanism......................................4
4. Master Removal Mechanism..........................................................4
5. Disposed Master Compressing Mechanism...................................5
6. Master Disposal Box Set Mechanism.............................................5
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................6
1. Master Removal Unit......................................................................6
2. Master Removal Sensor.................................................................9
3. Master Removal FULL Sensor.......................................................9
4. Master Compression HP Sensor..................................................10
5. Master Removal Motor FG Sensor...............................................10
6. Master Compression Motor..........................................................11
7. Master Removal Motor.................................................................12
8. Master Compression Plate...........................................................13
9. Pulley Shaft, Mater Removal Roller (upper) and O-ring Belt........14
10. Master Removal Hook and Master Loading Sensor...................16
11. Master Removal Roller (bottom) and O-ring Belts.....................17
12. Master removal unit Safety switch..............................................18
MECHANISM
DISASSEMBLY
REMOVAL
[ Removing the Master removal assembly (upper)]
1) Lower the paper feed tray, turn OFF the machine power, remove the Master disposal box and
following parts.
Master removal upper cover (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
Master removal lower cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
Rear cover (M3x8 screws; 5 pcs)
Scanning upper frame cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
Scanner unit cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
2) Open the PCB bracket on back of the machine. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
3) Unplug the Master disposal wire harness connector.
4) Remove the Housing stay-A. (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
5) Keeping the Master removal assembly (upper) opened, unhook the two Springs. Then remove
the Master removal assembly (upper) by lowering it down.
Precautions in Assembly
The precautions for the assembly continue after the photographs for the removal procedures.
Housing stay A
Print drum
View from the TOP
Precaution in Assembly
1) When wiring the Master removal unit wire harness, the blue colored wire harness should be wired
in the manner explained below.
2) Wire the blue colored wire harness through the wire saddle as shown on the photograph.
3) Give some sag (looseness) on the wire harness used on the Master removal unit, which moves
with the open and close movement of the Master removal unit.
Edge saddle
6. Compression Motor
Precaution in Removal
1) Watch out for the Compression plate, which hangs free when the Gear to the Compression motor
is removed.
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove the Master removal upper cover. (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
2) Remove the Gear cover (rear). (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
3) Remove the gear.
4) Unplug the wire harness connector of Compression motor, and remove the motor. (M3x5 screws;
2 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) When mounting the Gear back on the unit, make sure that the Master compression plate is
positioned level against the Master removal housing.
Compression motor
Compression motor
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove the Master removal upper cover. (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
2) Remove the Gear cover (rear). (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
3) Remove the Gear and Gear-35. (6mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc) (M3x12 screw; 1 pc)
4) Remove the Gear cover (front). (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
5) Remove 2 pcs of Gears and the Belt. (4mm dia. E-ring; 2 pcs)
6) Remove the Master removal motor cover. (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
7) Remove the cord clamp of the Master removal motor, unplug the motor wire harness connector,
and remove the Master removal motor. (M3x5 screws; 2 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) When mounting the Gear back on the unit, make sure that the Master compression plate is
positioned level against the Master removal housing.
Master removal motor
Precaution in Assembly
1) The Master compress plate should face the correct way.
2) The Compress spring should face in correct way, and where to hook the spring should not be
mistaken.
3) When mounting the Gear back on the unit, make sure that the Master compression plate is
positioned level against the Master removal housing.
Gear 35
Master removal motor
Housing stay B
Compression shaft
Compression spring
Compression spring
PULLEY SHAFT
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Master removal upper cover (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
Gear cover (front). (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
Gear cover (rear). (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
2) Remove the Pulley shaft stopper ring, slide the Pulley shaft aside and pull the shaft out through
the O-ring belts. (4mm diameter stopper ring; 1 pc)Hook the O-ring belts correctly in the groove
of the belt pulleys.
Clip
Pulley shaft
Clip
Pulley shaft
O-RING BELTS
- continued from above -
6) Remove the O-ring belts by removing the Pulley shaft and Master removal roller (upper).
Precaution in Assembly
Hook the O-ring belts correctly in the groove of the belt pulleys.
Precaution in Assembly
1) The wire harness of the Master loading sensor should go through behind the Master removal
hooks.
2) Match the positioning pins and holes.
Master removal bottom assembly
Precaution in Assembly
1) The wire harness of the Master loading sensor should go through behind the Master removal
hooks.
2) Match the positioning pins and holes.
Precaution in Assembly
1) Hook the O-ring belts correctly in the groove of the Master removal roller (lower).
Switch
CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Original Loading Mechanism..........................................................2
3. Image Scanning Mechanism..........................................................4
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................6
1. Image Scanner...............................................................................6
2. AF Stripper Solenoid......................................................................8
3. Original Detection Sensor..............................................................9
4. Original IN Sensor..........................................................................9
5. Stripper Roller..............................................................................10
6. Original Pickup Roller...................................................................11
7. Original Stripper Pad....................................................................12
8. Read Pulse Motor.........................................................................14
ADJUSTMENT............................................................................................15
1. AF Scan Start-Position Adjustment..............................................15
2. AF Horizontal-Scan Position Adjustment.....................................15
3. AF Read Pulse Motor Speed Adjustment (Elongation & Shrinkage).....15
MECHANISM
Shutter
Stripper roller
Original IN sensor
Image senser
Stripper solenoid
Spring
Original IN sensor
Original stripper pad
Stripper roller
Original feed arm
Original pickup roller
Read pulse motor
Image sensor
Original detection sensor
Shutter
TPH
Cover glass
Original Dust prevention sponge
Scanner glass
Lens
LED
Spacer
Frame
Photo conductor
MEMO
DISASSEMBLY
1. Image Scanner
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Master removal upper cover (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
Scanner upper frame cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
Scanner unit cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
2) Open the Scanner frame assembly.
3) Remove the Scanning guide plate assembly. (M3x6 screws; 4 pcs)
4) Unplug the wire harness connector of Original IN sensor and Original detection sensor.
5) Remove the Image scanner glass and CIS spacers (2 pcs).
6) Remove the Image scanner by removing the mounting screws. (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
7) Remove the wire harness from the Image scanner.
Precaution in Assembly
1) In mounting the Image scanner back on the AF unit, the Image scanner should be pushed
towards the rear of the machine and towards the Master removal unit.
2) Make sure that the Scanner glass is wiped clean before the attachment.
Use dry cloth or cloth with alcohol to clean the Scanner glass.
3) Do not misplace the small black colored CIS spacer.
4) In mounting back the Scanning guide plate assembly, make sure that the Scanner glass is
positioned correctly in the rectangular hole on the guide plate.
5) Make sure to hook the Link onto the plunger of the Solenoid.
Image sensor
Scanner glass
Scanner guide plate assembly Original IN sensor
AF cover set sensor
Scanner glass
CIS spacer
Image sensor
2. AF Stripper Solenoid
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Master removal upper cover (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
Scanner upper frame cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
Scanner unit cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
2) Unplug the wire harness connector of the AF stripper solenoid.
3) Open the Master making unit and remove the mounting screws of the AF stripper solenoid to
detach the solenoid. (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
Precaution in Assembly
1) Make sure to hook the Link onto the plunger of the Solenoid.
Stripper solenoid
Solenoid plunger
Stripper solenoid
Link assembly
4. Original IN Sensor
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Master removal upper cover (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
Scanner upper frame cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
Scanner unit cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
2) Open the Scanner frame assembly.
3) Remove the Scanning guide plate assembly. (M3x6 screws; 4 pcs)
4) Unplug the wire harness connector of Original IN sensor and Original detection sensor.
5) From the Scanning guide plate assembly, remove the Shutter shaft assembly, Shutter and
Shutter spring. (3mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
6) Remove the Original IN sensor from the Scanner guide plate assembly by removing the mounting
screw. (M3x12 screw; 1 pc)
Precaution in Assembly
1) Mount the Shutter spring in correct direction.
Shutter
Original IN sensor
5. Stripper Roller
REMOVAL
1) Turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Master removal upper cover (M3x8 screws; 2 pcs)
Scanner upper frame cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
Scanner unit cover (M3x8 screws; 4 pcs)
2) Open the Scanner frame assembly.
3) Unplug the wire harness connector of Original IN sensor and Original detection sensor.
4) Remove the Scanning guide plate assembly. (M3x6 screws; 4 pcs)
5) Remove E-ring from the Original stripper roller shaft and remove the Gear and Joint disc. (4mm
E-ring; 1 pc)
6) Remove E-ring from the Original stripper roller shaft, slide the shaft to the rear of the machine and
remove the Original stripper roller shaft upwards. (4mm dia. E-ring; 1 pc)
7) Remove the spur gear from the Original stripper roller shaft. (M3x4 set screw; 1 pc)
Gear
Joint disc
Stripper roller
Precaution in Assembly
1) Pay caution to the direction of the Shutter spring.
Metal bushing
Metal bushing
Gear
Original pickup roller
Precaution in Assembly
1) When mounting the Original stripper pad bracket and Original stripper drive plate assembly, be
careful of the direction of the Spring to be attached.
AF frame assembly
Spring A
Spring B
Original feed arm
Original stripper pad Original feed shaft pin
Bracket assembly
Original scraper roller pressure wheel
Spring A
The Original feed shaft pin holds Spring-A and Spring-B while the
U-shaped portion of the Original feed arm goes through.
Gear
Gear
Timing belt
ADJUSTMENT
MEMO
CONTENTS
MECHANISM................................................................................................2
1. Master Making Unit Mechanism.....................................................2
2. Detection Mechanism.....................................................................3
3. Master Cutter Mechanism..............................................................3
4. Master Set Mechanism...................................................................4
5. Master-making Mechanism............................................................4
DISASSEMBLY............................................................................................5
1. Master Making Unit Safety Switch..................................................5
2. Thermal Print Head (TPH).............................................................6
3. RF-Tag Antenna PCB....................................................................7
4. Write Pulse Motor Assembly..........................................................8
5. Load Pulse Motor Assembly...........................................................9
6. Master Positioning Sensor Assembly...........................................10
7. Cutter Guide Assembly................................................................11
8. Master End Sensor.......................................................................11
9. Write Roller...................................................................................12
10. Master stocker roller (bottom)....................................................13
11. Load Roller (bottom)...................................................................14
12. Master loading roller...................................................................15
13. Cutter Unit..................................................................................16
ADJUSTMENT............................................................................................17
1. Thermal Power of Thermal Print Head (TPH)..............................17
2. Master Clamp Range Adjustment................................................17
3. Write Start Position Adjustment....................................................17
4. Master Cut Length Adjustment.....................................................18
5. Master Making Image Elongation and Shrinkage.........................18
6. Master Making Length Adjustment...............................................18
MECHANISM
TPH
Master stocker roller (top)
Master stocker roller (bottom)
Write roller
Cutter motor
Write pulse motor
Write roller
Cutter
Load roller (lower)
2. Detection Mechanism
1) The set detection of the Master-making upper unit is detected by the Master-making unit safety
switch. When the Master-making upper unit is closed, the master set movement starts.
2) The master end detection is made by the Master end sensor detecting the black end-mark on the
master material at the end of the master roll.
When the Master end sensor detects the black marking on the master material, the machine
displays a panel message to inform the operator to replace the master roll.
5. Master-making Mechanism
The movements from the master-making to master-loading on the drum is made in the following
sequence.
1) With the start of the master-making, the Write pulse motor sends the master material forward.
The leading edge of the master material is detected by the Master positioning sensor. The
master continues to feed forward for a set length after the detection by the Master positioning
sensor. The Write pulse motor stops and waits.
2) When ready to make the master, both the Write pulse motor and Load pulse motor activates to
send the master material further forward while the master is being made until the leading edge of
the master material arrives at the master-making position.
3) When the leading edge of the master arrives at the master loading position, the Load pulse motor
stops while the Write pulse motor keeps on sending the master material forward. The master
making continues and oncoming master goes into stocker room.
4) When the Drum arrives to Position-A and Clamp plate opened, ready to clamp the master, the
Load pulse motor active to send the leading edge of the master forward, under the clamp plate.
The Clamp plate is then closed to clamp the leading edge of the master.
5) As the Clamp HP sensor goes ON, the Separation fan activates.
6) After the master making is completed, the master material is sent further forward until the cutting
position of the master material arrives to the Cutter unit.
7) The Main motor rotates the Drum, with the newly wrapped master on the surface, to a position
74.6 degrees from Position-A and stops for the Master loading sensor to check the presence of
master on the Drum.
8) If the Master loading sensor detects master on the Drum, the Cutter unit cuts the master, and
then the Main motor activates again to rotate the Drum to wrap rest of the master on the Drum.
DISASSEMBLY
RF-PCB
Precaution in Assembly
1) In mounting the Write pulse motor, tighten the mounting screws lightly, give adequate tension
on the Timing belt, and then tighten the mounting screws while rotating the Write pulse motor
assembly in counter-clockwise direction.
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Mounting screw
Housing stay A
9. Write Roller
1) Remove the Drum from the machine, turn OFF the machine power and remove following parts.
Front Cover (M3x6 screws; 6 pcs)
Write pulse motor assembly (M3x6 screws; 2 pcs)
2) Remove the Write roller pulley. (M3x6 screw; 1 pc)
3) Remove the Guide plate by removing two plastic clips and sliding the metal bushing.
4) Remove E-ring from the machine frame. (8mm E-ring; 1 pc)
5) Remove the Write roller assembly.
Pulley
Guide plate
Machine frame
Pulley assembly
Master stocker roller (bottom)
E-ring
Clip
Mounting screw
Cutter unit
ADJUSTMENT
Precaution in Adjustment
Master clamp range adjustment must be made before making this Write start position adjustment.
As an example, for a measured length of 334mm, which is 2mm short of the target length,
increasing the value by +6 (0.6%) will correct the shrank image to approx. 336mm.
CONTENTS
Example
P01-520
SET / TROUBLE indication LED (Blinking) SET / TROUBLE indication LED (Blinking or Lit)
Note:
For the INK and MASTER remaining amount indication,
both blinking and solid light method is used.
3 4
6
5
2 While pressing the (*) asterisk key,
the display keeps changing between
7
Error Type and Error Point in one
1 second interval.
8 9
2 : Solid Light
: Blinking Light
3. Error Type
[ERROR TYPE]
The panel messages starts with Error Type
INFORMATION
DESCRIPTION
TYPE SYMBOL
Serviceman Call Error
P-xx Repair by the serviceman is required to correct the problem.
Jam Error
Jam errors which occurs during the machine usage, and these can
A-xx be corrected by the operator by following the troubleshooting steps
given on the Users Guide.
Option Error
Error created from the optional units connected to the main unit,
b-xx such as jam errors and connection errors.
Checking the connections, turning the power ON again or pressing
the RESET key may correct the problem.
Consumable Error
Master roll is empty.
Consumable Error
Master disposal box is full.
c-xx
Consumable Error
Ink bottle is empty.
Consumable Error
No paper on paper feed tray.
Set Error
d-xx One or more of the set switch or sensor is in OFF state.
Warning
E-xx Another type of serviceman call error, in which if the machine is kept
used in this state may cause a problem.
Warning
F-xx The machine is not in a fit state to operate the job requested.
Supply Parameter Input Request
Hxxx A parameter value needs to be input to continue the job operation.
Jam Error
The A-07, A-08, A-09 and A-10 jam error displays are replaced by
Jxx Jxx display. When Jxx display is made, it could be only one of these
four A-xx error or mixture of these four errors.
4. Error Point
[ERROR POINT]
The error type is followed by Error Point
ERROR
UNIT
POINT
2 xx Master Making
3 xx Master Removal
5 xx Print Drum
When A-code errors, listed bellow, occur, they are substituted by Jxx error codes.
The two-digit error-type number which follows after the J is the sum of the Corresponding Values
for each of these A-code errors.
Pressing the [*] asterisk key on the operation panel will display the details of the Jxx errors.
Error Corresponding
Error Description Bit
Type Value
A 07 Paper feed jam 3 8
A08 Paper jammed on Drum 2 4
A09 Paper ejection jam 1 2
A10 Original jam 0 1
For above four jam errors, even though only one error occurs, the error type code of Axx is
substited by Jxx error code.
Example:
When A09 (Paper ejection jam) occurs, the error type code displayed is J02.
When A07 (Paper feed jam) occurs, the error type code displayed is J08.
The LED lamp to indicate the place of the problem is determined by the error type number.
Example:
When A09 (Paper ejection) jam occurs, the LED lamp lit is number 9 on the operation panel.
The error type code displayed is J02 (Paper ejection error).
3 4
6
5
2
7 While pressing the (*) asterisk key,
1
8 9
the Error Point is displayed.
9 : Solid Light
: Blinking Light
When paper feed jam (A07) and paper jam on the drum (A08) errors occur simultaneously,
No.2 and No.8 LEDs light in solid and LED in front of the Jam symbol mark blinks.
On the panel display, J12 is displayed.
3 4
6
5
2
While pressing the (*) asterisk key,
7
1
the Error Point is displayed.
8 9
2 8 : Solid Light
: Blinking Light
521 Position-A sensor status does not change even after 3,033 pulses after the main motor activates.
Clamp unit is not at the home position while the print drum is in operation (except during master
524
disposal).
The upper-limit sensor does not go ON within 12 seconds after the elevator motor operates in the
405
raising direction.
The upper-limit sensor does not go OFF within 2 seconds after the elevator motor operates in the
406
lower direction from the upper-limit position.
The lower-limit sensor does not go ON within 12 seconds after the elevator motor operates in the
407
lowering direction.
The upper-limit sensor is OFF continuously for over 2 seconds during operation of the elevator
408
servo action to raise the feed tray.
The vertical-centering sensor does not switch OFF even when the vertical-positioning pulse motor
604
activated in the image-up direction for 5.0 seconds during vertical home positioning movement.
Even though the vertical positioning motor stopped according to the vertical centering sensor
605
detection, the stopping position does not correspond with the programmed position.
612 The print positioning key is pressed with vertical-print-position information undefined.
The master compression HP sensor does not go OFF within 3 seconds after the master compres-
302
sion motor rotates in the reverse direction.
Master compression HP sensor does not go ON within 1 second after the master compression mo-
305
tor operates in the return direction.
Master compression HP sensor does not go OFF within 3 seconds after the master compression
306
motor operates in the compress direction.
Master-compression-motor encoder sensor count did not change as the master compression motor
309
activated in the compress direction and moved out from the home position.
The master compression HP sensor does not go ON even after 1 second after the master compres-
313
sion motor rotates in the compress direction.
Master-compression-motor encoder sensor count did not change within 10 milliseconds after the
316
master compression motor activated.
221 The cutter HP switch and cutter stop position switch are both ON at the same time.
Cutter HP switch does not go ON within 450 milliseconds after the cutter home positioning operation
222
started.
Cutter HP switch does not go OFF within 500 milliseconds after the cutter operation started from
231
the HP position.
Cutter stop position switch does not go ON even after 2 seconds after the cutting movement
232
started.
Cutter stop position switch does not go OFF even after 500 milliseconds after the cutter HP
233
movement started.
234 Cutter HP switch does not go ON even after 2 seconds from the cutter HP movement started.
Even though the Write pulse motor stopped, the pulse count did not match with the programmed
215
pulse count.
418 The paper sensor was ON at the start of machine operation when the START button was pressed.
411 Paper-ejection sensor was ON when the paper should have left the paper-ejection sensor.
Paper-ejection sensor was ON at the start of machine operation when the START button was
417
pressed.
Error Type A16 [Waiting for the master to be removed from the drum]
A16-xxx
Description Master Remains on Print Cylinder (Drum)
Pull Out Print Cylinder and Remove Master
To reset
Pull out the print cylinder (drum), remove the master around it and insert it back.
display
Error Point Error Conditions
525 Waiting for the master to be removed from the print cylinder (drum).
218 Reqesting for the leading edge of the master material to be set in the master making unit.
The master disposal software counter counted 30 disposed masters. (Master disposal box full by
311
the software count.)
Error Type C04 [No paper on the Standard paper Feed Tray]
C04-xxx
Description
Add Paper
To reset
Add paper on the standard paper feed tray.
display
Error Point Error Conditions
402 Paper detection sensor is OFF (not detecting paper).
Following six (6) Error Types are backed up in memory and these error messages cannot be reset by
turning OFF the power. The cause for the message must be solved to reset the error display.
MEMO
CONTENTS
1. Operating Method....................................................................................2
1) Launching the Normal Test Mode..................................................2
2) Launching the Protected Area Test Mode......................................2
2. List of the Test Modes..............................................................................3
1) System & Panel Test Modes..........................................................3
2) Imaging & Scanning Test Modes....................................................6
3) Master-making & Master-disposal Test Modes.............................9
4) Paper-feed and Paper-ejection Test Modes.................................12
5) Print-drum & Print-adjustment Test Modes..................................14
6) Protected Area Test Modes..........................................................17
7) Test Modes for the Optional Unit (Job Separator)........................18
3. User Mode List.......................................................................................19
1. Operating Method
The firmware version number is displayed when the Test Mode is launched.
Press the Stop Key or Cancel Key to go into standby mode.
From the standby mode, enter the required test mode number and press Start Key to activate.
Press the Stop Key or Cancel Key to return back to the standby mode.
Enter next desired test mode number to continue using the test mode, or press the Reset Key for one
second to escape out from the Test Mode.
The Reset Key must be pressed (for 1 second) to escape out from the Test Mode only when the ma-
chine is in the standby mode of the test mode.
Enter the desired protected area test mode number and press the Start Key to activate.
To escape out from the Protected Area Test Mode, press the Stop Key or Cancel Key and then press
the Cancel Key for one second. This will return the machine back to the normal machine operating
condition.
Unit Initialization
Initializes the mechanical moving units to their home positions.
0094 [ Scanner, thermal print head, compression plate, clamp units and
vertical print position.]
0125 Machine Serial Number 2 Displays the left 4 digits of the machine serial number.
Displays whether there is any Job Separator connection.
0128 Job Separator connection status
0: not connected 1: connected
Displays whether there is any NIC connection.
0129 NIC connection status
0: not connected 1: connected
MCTL PCB program version Displays Mechanical control PCB program version. Example: Displays
0130
display "0101" for Ver.1.01
0131 System program version display Displays ROSA program version. Example: Displays "0101" for Ver.1.01
Maintenance Call master-making
Displays the present master-making quantity done from the time the
0137 quantity display (total quantity at
Maintenance Call setting is initialized.
present.)
Maintenance Call print quantity Displays the present print quantity done from the time the Maintenance Call
0138
display (total quantity at present.) setting is initialized.
0261 AF Read Pulse Motor (CW) Rotates the motor in clockwise (normal) direction
0262 AF Read Pulse Motor (CCW) Rotates the motor in counter-clockwise (reverse) direction
0350 Range: 0 to 8
Setting Unit : 1
Default : 4
Halftone Curve Selection (Duo)
Description Selects the matrix forming the halftone-curve base for DotDuo mode.
0352 Range : 0 to 8
Setting Unit : 1
Default : 4
Edge Emphasis Threshold Offset for Line-Mode printing (for master-making density setting 1 to 2)
Description Selects the matrix forming the halftone-curve base
0364 Range : 0 to 7
Setting Unit : 1
Default : 1
Edge Emphasis Threshold Offset for Line-Mode printing (for master-making density setting 3 to 5)
Description Selects the matrix forming the halftone-curve base
0365 Range : 0 to 7
Setting Unit : 1
Default : 3
Edge Emphasis Threshold Offset for Line-Mode printing (for master-making in Duo mode)
Edge Emphasis Threshold Offset for Line-Mode printing (for master-making in Pencil original mode)
Description Sets the slice level when super-black histogram is produced in prescanning.
Description Adjusts the original scanning start position on the AF unit (amount of top image omitted)
Adjusts the original scanning speed on the AF unit (Adjust the speed of AF Read Pulse
Description
Motor)
Range : -100 to +100 (-10.0% to +10.0%)
0382 ( + elongates the image)
Unit : 1 (0.1%)
Setting
Default : 0 (0%)
Rough reference in changing the elongation or shrinkage by 1mm is:
A3=0.2%, B4=0.3%, A4=0.3%, Ledger=0.2%, Legal=0.3%
Adds center dotted line on the prints during master-making or printout from linked printer.
(The dotted line is added only when the original is scanned on the AF unit.)
Description Make sure to return the parameter setting back to [ 0 ] after using setting [ 1 ] to make
0386
the center line for an adjustment. Otherwise the machine makes the center dotted line on
all printings made from AF scanning.
0400 Master-positioning sensor Sensor light reflected (Master present) / No reflection ( No master)
0402 Master end sensor Sensor light blocked (Master end seal detected)
0404 Cutter stop position switch Switch pressed (Cutter at end position)
Switch pressed (Master-making unit upper cover is closed).
0409 Master-making-unit safety SW
Other safety switches must be ON for this check.
0420 Master-disposal jam sensor Sensor light is not blocked (Master is detected - jammed)
0421 Master-compression HP Sensor Sensor light blocked (Master compression plate at HP)
0422 Master disposal box FULL sensorSensor ON (Master disposal box FULL)
Switch ON (Master-Disposal Box set in position).
0423 Master-disposal BOX safety SW
Other safety switches must be ON for this check.
Master-compression motor FG
0425 Sensor light blocked (Encoder disc is detected)
sensor
0426 Master-removal motor FG sensorSensor light blocked (Encoder disc is detected)
No. Motor, solenoid Remarks
Write pulse motor in feed
0462 Rotates in master feeding direction (clockwise direction)
direction
Write pulse motor in return
0463 Rotates in master returning direction (counter-clockwise)
direction
Load pulse motor in feed
0464 Rotates in master feeding direction (clockwise direction)
direction
Write pulse motor + Load pulse Rotates both the Write & Load pulse motors in master feed direction
0466
motor in feed direction (clockwise direction)
Master removal motor in feed Rotates in the direction to feed the removed master towards the master
0470
direction disposal box (clockwise direction)
No. Unit check
Cutter motor 1 cycle motion
0480
Performs one cutting motion.
Master compression plate home positioning
0490
Moves master compression plate to the home position.
Master compression plate continuous movement
0493
Repeats disposal compression action with interval of 3 seconds between the each.
Rotates the master compression motor in the cut direction (maximum 10 seconds)
Displays the voltage applied to the TPH when the power to the TPH is
0524 TPH power voltage
switched ON. (The display is voltage x 100. Example: 10V=1000.)
No. Data setting
Master Leading-Edge Position Adjust
Adjusts return amount of the master material from the Master positioning sensor after the master
Description is set or master cutting operation is made. The pulse is counted from the time the Master
positioning sensor no longer detect the master leading edge.
0540
Range : 0 to 100 (0mm to +10.0mm)
(+ value returns the master material further back from the sensor)
Setting
Unit : 1 (0.1mm)
Default : 50 (5.0mm)
Write start-position adjustment
Adjusts the master-making start position on the master material by changing the rotation
Description amount of the Write pulse motor in CW or CCW direction before the write-signal goes on. (This
adjustment does not affect the master-clamp-amount.)
Description Image elongation and shrinkage in making master. (Adjusts the speed of the write pulse motor.)
Sets the temperature reference parameter to judge TPH over-heat. If the machine detects the
TPH temperature to be above this parameter, the machine displays a message and stops the
Description
master-making job.
0552 Turning the machine power OFF and then ON will reset the error message.
Description Selection of enabling or disabling the TPH over-heat detection by Test Mode No.0552.
0553 Range : 0 or 1
Setting 0 = Disable 1=Enable
Default : 1 (Enable)
Master return amout after cutter blade disc cuts the master and stops at the cutter-stop-position.
Sets the master return amout after cutter cuts the master and stops at the cutter-stop-position,
Description before the cutter returns to the HP position. (This is to prevent the leading edge of the master
from jamming on the cutter blade disc when the blade returns to the HP position.)
0554
Range : -36 to +36 (-3.6mm to +3.6mm)
(+ value returns the master material away from the cutter unit in addition to the standard return
Setting amount programmed.)
Unit : 1 (0.1mm)
Default : 0 (0mm)
Master removal motor speed selection
Description Selects the master-disposal-motor speed in relation to the print drum rotation speed.
0578 Range : 0 to 2
0: Same speed as the print drum speed.
Setting
1: 10% faster than the print drum speed. (default)
2: 20% faster than the print drum speed.
0585 Range : 0 or 1
Setting 0 = Disable 1=Enable
Default : 1 (Enable)
Paper feed jam detection angle. (Paper feed jam at Paper sensor)
Adjusts the drum angle timing for detecting the paper feed jam by paper
Description sensor. (Paper IN)
0751
Range : -200 to +200 (-20.0° to +20.0°)
Setting Unit : 5 (0.5°)
Default : 0 (0°) (+ values delay detection timing )
Paper ejection jam detection angle (1).
Description Adjusts the drum angle timing for the Paper ejection sensor to check the
0753 paper to come.
Range : -500 to +500 (-50.0° to +50.0°)
Setting Unit : 5 (0.5°)
Default : 0 (0°) (+ values delay detection timing )
Paper receiving jam detection angle (2).
Adjusts the drum angle timing for the Paper ejection sensor to check the
Description
paper to go out.
0754
Range : -500 to +500 (-50.0° to +50.0°)
Setting Unit : 5 (0.5°)
Default : 0 (0°) (+ values delay detection timing )
Paper-ejection motor speed adjustment (Proof-Print)
Description Speed ratio between the suction belt and drum.
0: 1.59 times the drum speed.
0755 1: 2.19 times the drum speed.
Setting 2: 2.39 times the drum speed.
3: 2.79 times the drum speed. (default)
4: 3.18 times the drum speed.
Paper-ejection motor speed adjustment (Print speed No.1)
Description Speed ratio between the suction belt and drum.
0: 1.04 times the drum speed.
0756 1: 1.09 times the drum speed.
Setting 2: 1.19 times the drum speed.
3: 1.39 times the drum speed. (default)
4: 1.59 times the drum speed.
Paper-ejection motor speed adjustment (Print speed No.2)
Description Speed ratio between the suction belt and drum.
0: 1.05 times the drum speed.
0757 1: 1.09 times the drum speed.
Setting 2: 1.19 times the drum speed. (default)
3: 1.39 times the drum speed.
4: 1.59 times the drum speed.
Paper-ejection motor speed adjustment (Print speed No.3)
Description Speed ratio between the suction belt and drum.
0: 1.03 times the drum speed.
0758 1: 1.06 times the drum speed.
Setting 2: 1.19 times the drum speed. (default)
3: 1.32 times the drum speed.
4: 1.46 times the drum speed.
Paper-ejection motor speed adjustment (Print speed No.4)
Description Speed ratio between the suction belt and drum.
0: 1.02 times the drum speed.
0759 1: 1.05 times the drum speed.
Setting 2: 1.10 times the drum speed.
3: 1.19 times the drum speed.
4: 1.30 times the drum speed.
Paper-ejection motor speed adjustment (Print speed No.5)
Description Speed ratio between the suction belt and drum.
0: 1.01 times the drum speed.
0760 1: 1.05 times the drum speed.
Setting 2: 1.10 times the drum speed. (default)
3: 1.19 times the drum speed.
4: 1.29 times the drum speed.
Elevator motor overcurrent detection ON/OFF selection
Description ON or OFF of the Elevator motor overcurrent detection.
0776 Range : 0 or 1
Setting 0: OFF - No detection
1: ON - Detection (default)
Machine Position-B stop. (The position in which the print drum can be removed from the machine.)
0892
Stops the print drum at machine Position-B. (The test mode can be activated with or without print drum
in the machine.)
Vertical-centering action
0900
Moves the vertical print position to the home (center) position.
Vertical print position one cycle action.
0901 Makes one cycle vertical print positioning movement. (Maximum to each way and back to home
position)
No. Data check Details
0921 Print-drum angle display Displays the present print-drum angle. (example: 1800 = 180°)
Print-drum ink temperature Displays the temperature of the ink in the print drum in degrees Celsius [°
0923
display C].
Displays the amount of ink left in the ink bottle in percentage (%) [Ink TAG
0925 Ink remaining volume display
information]
Inking motor FG count Displays the inking motor FG count value read from the ink bottle tag. (1
0926 (Displays 10,000th count count = 0.1 ml)
number) Example: For the 12,648 FG count, [ 9 ] is displayed.
Inking motor FG count Displays the inking motor FG count value read from the ink bottle tag. (1
0927 (Displays up to 1,000th count count = 0.1 ml)
number) Example: For the 12,648 FG count, [ 2648 ] is displayed.
Description Adjusts the angle to detect master on the print drum by master loading sensor.
0940
Range : -200 to +100 (-20.0° to +10.0°)
(+ delays the detection timing))
Setting
Unit : 5 (0.5°)
Default : 0 (0°)
Print-drum Position-A adjustment
Description Adjusts the print-drum Position-A stop position.
Range : -40 to +40 (-4.0° to +4.0°)
0941
(+ moves drum forward in over-run direction)
Setting
Unit : 5 (0.5°)
Default : -20 (-2.0°)
Print-drum position-B adjustment
Description Adjusts the print-drum Position-B stop position.
Range : -40 to +40 (-4.0° to +4.0°)
0942 (+ moves drum forward in over-run direction from machine Position-B, which is 270 degrees
Setting from Position-A.)
Unit : 5 (0.5°)
Default : -20 (-2.0°)
Sets the Clamp motor [stop] timing when the Clamp sensor status changes from OFF to ON
Description
and then finally to OFF.
0952
Range : 0 to 400 (0 milisecond to 400 miliseconds)
Setting Unit : 10 (10 miliseconds)
Default : 200 (200 miliseconds)
Clamp unit clamp-plate-open-action-position stop timing adjustment
Description Sets the Clamp motor [stop] timing when the Clamp sensor status changes from OFF to ON.
3102 Job separator power switch Power is supplied to the Job separator
3103 Job separator connection signal Job separator is connected
No. Unit check
Tape output
3140
Outputs one tape. (The stamping action by Test Mode No.3170 applies.)
No. Data setting
Stamping quantity
Sets number of times the Stamper stamps per one tape cut.
(This test mode is active only for stamping action check by serviceman when using Test
Description
Mode No.3140 to check tape output.) This test mode parameter setting is inactive in normal
3170
machine usage.)
0: No stamping (default)
Setting 1: One stamping
2: Two stamping
Activate or deactivate the tape jammed message
Description Activates or deactivates the Tape Jam message while using the Job Separator.
3171
0: Does not indicate the jammed message on operation panel.
Setting
1: Indicates the jammed message on operation panel. (default)
1 2 3
1 Printing Speed _ _ _
(60 rpm) (90 rpm) (130 rpm)
9
3 Scanning Contrast 1 2 3 4 5
(AUTO)
Job Separator
9 OFF ON _ _ _ _
(When the unit is connected)
10 Idling OFF ON _ _ _ _
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CONTENTS
Clamp motor
Elevator motor
Motor
Part Name Function Test Mode
AF Read pulse motor Rotation of AF Pickup, Stripper & Feed rollers. 0261
0863 &
Clamp motor Movement of Clamp cam & Position-A compensation plate.
0864
Inking motor Inking pump drive 0882
Load pulse motor Rotation of Load roller & Master loading roller. 0464
0462 &
Write pluse motor Rotation of Write roller.
0463
Paper ejection motor Suction belt drive. 0660
Master compression motor Master compression action in Master disposal box. 0493
Separation fan Assists removing master from the print drum. 0662
Suction fan Suction of the paper onto the transfer belt. 0661
2. Sensors
Sensors
Upper limit sensor Interrupt Paper feed tray upper limit detection
Paper detection sensor Reflective Paper on the paper feed tray detection
Paper ejection motor FG sensor Interrupt Paper ejection motor speed detection
Lower limit sensor Interrupt Paper feed tray lower limit detection
Vertical print positioning HP sensor Interrupt Vertical print position center detection
Master removal motor HP sensor Interrupt Master removal motor speed detection
Master positioning sensor Reflective Master positioning detection & Master cut detection
Master making unit safety switch Master making unit set detection. Also acts as interlock switch. 1409
Ink sensor Ink bead (in the print drum) status detection. 0809
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Note: CV1860 Mechanical Control PCB differs from that used on CZ180.
The photograph given below is that used on CZ180.
CN5
DC Motor, Clutch
CN9
CN15
DEBUG
CN7
CN14 Master Removal Area Wiring
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Diagram: 042-50000-08
3. Connection between PCBs
DEBUG I/F
CN8
Front Area Wiring CN22
Diagram: 042-50000-05
RFID DOWNLOAD
Diagram: 042-50000-09
CN12
CN20
PROGRAM-DOWNLOAD
16 -
Print Drum Print Drum Wiring
CN21
Diagram: 042-50000-04
MECHANICAL CONTROL PCB
042-50500
to Main Motor
MECHANICAL CONTROL PCB (C)
042-50503 Master Making Unit
CN6
CN10
(Upper Rear)
Master Making Unit Wiring
Power Control Diagram: 042-50000-03
CN3
CN4
CN2
Contact Image Scanner (CIS)
Power Supply Area
CN17
CN7
Power Input
CN1
CN13
TPH
CN18
16 -
08 DA DAT 03
PCB
09 GND 02 PS15-N200
10 PWM 01
Option Wire Harness 042-53011
023-50073 VH3P 01 GND 01
02 +5.1V 02 Diagram: 042-50000-10
(Power: 200V) CN9 03 PF 03
(Option Power Supply)
Mechanical Control PCB Power Wire Harness 042-53014
01 GND 01
VH9P 02 GND 02 VH9P
03 5V 03
04 5V 04
05 PGND 05
CN13 06 PGND 06 CN1
07 24V-B 07
08 24V-A 08
09 24V-OP 09
CN6 power supply pin
01
AC(L)-SW-IN 1 VH7P
02
MECHANICAL CONTROL 03
N.C
+S 01 XH3P AC(N)-SW-IN 3 04
N.C 02 N.C
for TPH Power Adjustment CN6 05 POWER CORD (C)
PCB -S 03 AC(N)-SW-OUT 5
CN4 06
07
N.C 488-00049
AC(L)-SW-OUT 7
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Main Unit Interlock Wire Harness 042-53008
Upper Rear Wire Harness 042-53005
XR4P-Y Relay Connector
CZ11P-Y CZ 18P-Y 01 Drum Safety Switch
04 01
XR2P-H Relay Connector N.C
02 03 02
red 01
Elevator Motor OUT 1 01 N.C
02 N.C 02 03 Drum Safety Switch
Elevator Motor black 02 Elevator Motor OUT 2 02 03 Drum Safety Switch 01
DC 01 04
N.C 03 02
Master Making Unit Wire Harness 042-28057 Bottom Rear Wire Harness 042-53004
XR3P-Y
03
GND
XR8P-Y 02 Photo Interrupt
XR6P-Y CZ17P-Y OUT Lower Limit Sensor
Load Pulse A 01 Type
06 01 Bottom Rear Relay VCC
A
16 -
05 Load Pulse B 02 Wire Harness 042-53003
PM B
XR3P-Y
+24V
04 N.C 01 GND 03
17 01 GND
Load Pulse Motor 03 N.C 02 Lower Limit Sensor 02 Photo Interrupt
+24V Load Pulse /A 16 02 OUT Vertical Print Positioning HP Sensor
03 5V 01 Type
/A
02 03 15 03 VCC
Load Pulse /B 04 GND
/B 01 04 CN11 CN6 14 04
05 Vertical Centering Sensor
13 05
06 5V XR6P-Y
XR6P-Y 12 06
07 Vertical Print Positioning Pulse A 06
11 07 A
06 Read Pulse A 05 08 Vertical Print Positioning Pulse B 05 B
A 10 08
Read Pulse B 09 N.C PM
05 06 09 09 N.C 04 +24V
PM B
10 N.C N.C 03 +24V Vertical Print Positioning Pulse Motor
Read Pulse Motor +24V
04 N.C 08 10 Vertical Print Positioning Pulse /A
11 02 /A
03 N.C 07 11
+24V 12 Vertical Print Positioning Pulse /B 01 /B
02 Read Pulse /A 07 06 12
/A 13 Pressure Solenoid
Read Pulse /B 05 13
01 08 14 Pressure Solenoid
/B 04 14
15 GND XR2P-Y Relay Connector
03 15
16 Main Motor FG Sensor 02 01
02 16 SOL
17 5V 02
Pressure Solenoid
01 17 01
PCB
white
Cutter Stop Position Switch
XR4P-Y Relay Connector
A09 Cutter Stop Position Switch 04 01
A10 GND 03 02
A11 Cutter HP Switch
02 03
CN8 A12 GND 01 04 brown
orange
Cutter HP Switch
16 -
B02 Cutter Motor (+) blue DC Cutter Motor
01 02
B03
6. CN8 and CN12 of Mechanical Control PCB
N.C XR6P-Y
CZ 8P-Y Front Wire Harness 042-53002 RF Wire Harness 042-53007 RF Antenna Wire Harness 042-53015
CZ7P Relay Connector
01 5V 07 1 red RF-SIG
07 01 SH 2P
02 HELD_TXD 06 CN1 2 yellow GND
06 02
03 HELD_RXD 05
05 03
04 HELD_SCK 04 SH 7P
04 04 042-50502 Antenna
05 HELD_SCK_CHG 03 CN2
CN12 03 05
06 HELM_ON 02
02 06
07 GND 01
01 07
08
N.C
042-50501 RF PCB
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Drum Wire Harness
042-17218 XR3P-Y
03 GND
02 OUT Photo Interrupt Sensor
01 VCC Inking Motor FG Sensor
Front Wire Harness
042-53002 RWZ33P-PLUG RWZ33P-SOCKET XR2P-Y relay connector red
02 01
CZ17P-Y CZ17P-Y 02 black DC Inking Motor
01
7. Print Drum Area
N.C 17 01 N.C
CZ30P XR2P-H, CT2P relay connector
N.C 16 02 Bottle Set Switch Wire Harness 042-17219
(15P double) GND N.C 01
A01 02 01
15 03 03
CN3-A CZ15P-Y A02 Inking Motor FG 01 02 Bottle Set Switch
14 04 02
N.C
CN3-B CZ15P-H A03 5V
13 05
Inking Motor(+) XR5P-Y relay connector Ink Sensor Relay Wire Harness 042-17220 XR4P-Y
CZ16P-H CZ16P-H
16 01 CZ7P-Y relay connector RF Antenna Wire Harness 042-53015
N.C N.C RF Wire Harness 042-53007
B01 HEL_5V 07 01 07
15 02 SH2P
B02 HELD_TXD 06 1 red RF-SIG
14 03 06 02
B03 HELD_RXD 05 CN1 2 yellow GND
13 04 05 03
B04 HELD_SCK 04
12 05 04 04
B05 HELD_SCK_CHG 05 03 SH7P
11 06 03 042-50502
HELD_REG_CTRL
16 -
B06 06 02 CN2
10 07 02 Antenna
B07 GND 01
09 08 01 07
B08 Drum Connection Signal
08 09
B09 GND
07 10 042-50501
B10 Drum Identification Signal 1 RF-PCB
06 11
B11 GND
05 12
B12 Drum Identification Signal 2
04 13 CZ6P-H relay connector
B13 GND
03 14 06 01
B14 Drum Identification Signal 3 Color Drum Jumper Wire
02 15 05 02
B15 GND 04 03
01 16 042-17221
03 04
02 05 Cut the jumper wire according to the color.
01 06
MECHANICAL
CONTROL PCB
PH12P GLED
CZ12P CZ40P A01
Master Making Unit
01 01 N.C
02 02 (20P DOUBLE) A02
VLED N.C Wire Harness 042-28057 Master Positioning / Master End Sensor Wire Harness 042-28058
A03
03 GND 03 CN10-A CZ20-Y N.C
04 /TR 04 XR6P-Y relay connector XR3P-Y
05 05
CN10-B CZ20-H A04 GND 03
GND 06 01 GND
06 /RS 06 A05 Master Positioning Sensor 02
05 02 OUT Reflect Type Master Positioning Sensor
07 07 A06 5V 01
GND 04 03 VCC
08 /M 08 A07 GND
CN17 03 04
09 GND 09 A08 Master End Sensor XR3P-Y
16 -
03 GND 03 B11 C Position-A Sensor
10 11 01 Type
GND B12 5V VCC
04 04 09 12
05 GND 05 B13 XR3P-Y
08 13 N.C
06 GND 06 B14 03
07 14 N.C GND
07 GND 07 B15 02 Photo Interrupt
06 15 N.C OUT Clamp Sensor
B16 01 Type
05 16 N.C VCC
B17
04 17 N.C
B18
03 18 N.C
B19
N.C N.C 02 19 N.C
Diagram: 042-50000-02 B20
Power Connector N.C N.C 01 20 N.C
(Power Supply Unit CN5)
08 Vh 14
09 Vh 15
10 Vh 16
11 Vh 17
12 Vh 18
13 Vh 19
14 +S 20
MECHANICAL
CONTROL PCB
TPH
KYT-256-12GAE1-RS2
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Master Disposal
XR3P-Y
03
GND
Master Removal Unit Wire Harness 042-24102 02 Photo Interrupt
OUT Master Removal FULL Sensor
01 Type
VCC
CZ19P-Y
01 GND
XR3P-Y
02 Master Removal FULL Sensor 03
GND
03 5V 02 Photo Interrupt
OUT Master Compression HP Sensor
01 VCC
05 Master Compression HP Sensor
06 5V
XR3P-Y
07 GND
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03
GND
08 Master Removal Jam Sensor 02
OUT Actuator Type Master Removal Jam Sensor
09 5V 01
VCC
16 - 10
19
N.C
CZ14P-Y
02 03 Separation Fan
03 N.C
N.C
04 Separation Fan PWM
01 04
CN5
16 - 11
XR4P-Y Relay Connector
04 01
SUCTION UNIT
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OPERATION PANEL AREA
05 PANEL_TXD 03
06 5V POWER 02
07 5V POWER 01
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01 D0 01
MECHANICAL CONTROL PCB 02 D2 02
03 D4 03
04 D6 04
Option Wire Harness 042-53011 05 GND 05
06 D8 06
07 D10 07
CZ17P 01 GND 16
MiniCT16P 08 D12 08
02 TXD 15
09 D14 09
03 /RTS 14
3.3V 10
16 - 13
09 GND BVD1 29 A0
30 13 N.C 43 A11 43
10 D5 D8 D0
31 14 44 /RESET 44
11 GND D9 D1 N.C
15 45 GND 45
12 D4 D10 32 D2 N.C
13 GND /CD2 33 WP 46 /CE 46
14 D3 GND 34 GND 47 R/W 47
GND 35 GND
Option Wire Harness 042-53011 48 /UB 48
15 GND VH3P
16 D2 D3 36 /CD1 01 49 /CONNECT 49
GND 01
17 GND D4 37 D11 042-50000-02 02 +5.1V 02
50 /INT 50
18 D1 D5 38 D12 (POWER SUPPLY UNIT CN9) 03 PF 03
CN7
19 GND D6 39 D13
20 D0 D7 40 D14 Board to Board
/CE1 41 D15
A10 42 /CE2
/OE 43 /VS1
A11 44 /IORD
A9 45 /IOWR XH12P 01 GND(5V) 01 XH12P
A8 46 A17 02 N.C 02
A13 47 A18 03 A-signal 03
SH3M-PCB
A14 48 A19 04 B-signal 04
/WE 49 A20 05 GND(5V) 05
023-50038
READY 50 A21 06 +5V 06
VCC 51 Vcc CN3 07 GND(24V) 07
VPP1 52 VPP 08 +24V-OP 08
A16 53 A22 09 BUSY 09 Job SH3M2-PCB(C)
A15 54 A23 10 Tape Jam 10
A12 55 A24 11 Tape Detection 11
Separator-IV 023-50111
A7 56 A25/CSEL 12 Sorter Detection 12
A6 57 /VS2
A5 58 RESET
A4 59 /WAIT
A3 60 /INPACK
Job Separator-IV External
A2 61 /REG
A1 62 BVD2
Wire Harness 113-51000
A0 63 BVD1
D0 04 D8
D1 65 D9
D2 66 D10
WP 67 /CD2
GND 68 GND
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13. Fuses
6.3 A
Master Counter
Separation Fan
CONTENTS
Incorrect data
ERROR
Download failure
CONDITIONS
Incorrect data size
Other error
LED LOCATION
CF card : ON
slot
ERROR : BLINK
LED H8 : OFF
LED LED
GREEN 1
GREEN 2
Mechanical
Control PCB
MEMO
CONTENTS