Model 7820: Service Manual

SERVICE MANUAL
Including Parts Information
Model
7820
JANUARY 2003
CSM-7820
KONICA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
7820
SERVICE MANUAL
JANUARY 2003
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Because of the possible hazards to an inexperienced
person servicing this equipment, as well as the risk of
damage to the equipment, Konica Business Technologies strongly recommends that all servicing be performed by Konica-trained service technicians only.
Changes may have been made to this equipment to
improve its performance after this service manual was
printed. Accordingly, Konica Business Technologies,
Inc., makes no representations or warranties, either
expressed or implied, that the information contained in
this service manual is complete or accurate. It is understood that the user of this manual must assume all risks
or personal injury and/or damage to the equipment while
servicing the equipment for which this service manual
is intended.
Corporate Publications Department
2002, KONICA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

All rights reserved.
Printed in U.S.A.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
know what effect may be caused by altering any
aspect of the machines design. Such changes have
the potential of degrading product performance and
reducing safety margins.
Installation Environment
Safety considerations usually are directed toward
machine design and the possibility of human error. In
addition, the environment in which a machine is operated must not be overlooked as a potential safety
hazard.
For these reasons, installation of any modification not

specifically authorized by Konica Business Machines
U.S.A., Inc., is strictly prohibited.
Most electrical equipment is safe when installed in a

normal environment. However, if the environment is
different from what most people consider to be normal, it is conceivable that the combination of the
machine and the room air could present a hazardous
combination. This is because heat (such as from
fusing units) and electrical arcs (which can occur
inside switches) have the ability to ignite flammable
substances, including air.
The following list of prohibited actions is not all-inclusive, but demonstrates the intent of this policy.
When installing a machine, check to see if there

is anything nearby which suggests that a potential hazard might exist. For example, a laboratory
might use organic compounds which, when they
evaporate, make the room air volatile. Potentially dangerous conditions might be seen or smelled. The
presence of substances such as cleaners, paint thinners, gasoline, alcohol, solvents, explosives, or similar items should be cause for concern.
If conditions such as these exist, take appropriate
action, such as one of the following suggestions.
Determine that the environment is controlled

(such as through the use of an exhaust hood) so
that an offending substance or its fumes cannot
reach the machine.
Using an extension cord or any unauthorized

power cord adapter.
Installing any fuse whose rating and physical size

differs from that originally installed.
Using wire, paper clips, solder, etc., to replace or

eliminate any fuse (including temperature fuses).
Removing (except for replacement) any air filter.
Defeating the operation of relays by any means

(such as wedging paper between contacts).
Causing the machine to operate in a fashion other

than as it was designed.
Making any change which might have a chance

of defeating built-in safety features.
Using any unspecified replacement parts.
General Safety Guidelines
The specific remedy will vary from site to site, but the
principles remain the same. To avoid the risk of injury
or damage, be alert for changes in the environment
when performing subsequent service on any machine, and take appropriate action.
This equipment has been examined in accordance

with the laws pertaining to various product safety
regulations prior to leaving the manufacturing facility
to protect the operators and service personnel from
injury. However, as with any operating device, components will break down through the wear-and-tear of
everyday use, as will additional safety discrepancies
be discovered. For this reason, it is important that the
technician periodically performs safety checks on the
equipment to maintain optimum reliability and safety.
Unauthorized Modifications
The following checks, not all-inclusive, should be

made during each service call:
Remove the offending substance.
Install the machine in a different location.
CAUTION: Avoid injury. Ensure that the equipment is

disconnected from its power source before continuing.
Konica equipment has gained a reputation for being

reliable products. This has been attained by a combination of outstanding design and a knowledgeable
service force.
The design of the equipment is extremely important.
It is the design process that determines tolerances
and safety margins for mechanical, electrical, and
electronic aspects. It is not reasonable to expect
individuals not involved in product engineering to
Look for sharp edges, burrs, and damage on all

external covers and copier frame.
Inspect all cover hinges for wear (loose or broken).
Inspect cables for wear, frays, or pinched areas.
Ensure that the power cord insulation is not damaged (no exposed electrical conductors).
Ensure that the power cord is properly mounted

to the frame by cord clamps.
Check the continuity from the round lug (GND) of

the power cord to the frame of the copier -- ensure
continuity. An improperly grounded machine can
cause an electrically-charged machine frame.
Applying Isopropyl Alcohol

Care should be exercised when using isopropyl alcohol, due to its flammability. When using alcohol to
clean parts, observe the following precautions:
Safeguards During Service Calls

Confirm that all screws, parts, and wiring which are
removed during maintenance are installed in their
original positions.
When disconnecting connectors, do not pull the

wiring, particularly on AC line wiring and high
voltage parts.
Do not route the power cord where it is likely to

be stepped on or crushed.
Carefully remove all toner and dirt adhering to any

electrical units or electrodes.
After part replacement or repair work, route the

wiring in such a way that it does not contact any
burrs or sharp edges.
Do not make any adjustments outside of the

specified range.
Remove power from the equipment.
Use alcohol in small quantities to avoid spillage

or puddling. Any spillage should be cleaned up
with rags and disposed of properly.
Be sure that there is adequate ventilation.
Allow a surface which has been in contact with

alcohol to dry for a few minutes to ensure that the
alcohol has evaporated completely before applying power or installing covers.
Summary
It is the responsibility of every technician to use professional skills when servicing Konica products. There
are no short cuts to high-quality service. Each piece
of equipment must be thoroughly inspected with respect to safety considerations as part of every routine
service call. The operability of the copier, and more
importantly, the safety of those who operate or service
the equipment, are directly dependent upon the conscientious effort of each and every technician.
Remember...when performing service calls, use good
judgment (have a watchful eye) to identify safety
hazards or potential safety hazards that may be present, and correct these problem areas as they are
identified -- the safety of those who operate the equipment as well as those who service the copier depend
on it!
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PREFACE
This manual describes the procedures of the maintenance of the 7820 printers.
The document is produced for maintenance personnel use. For details on the procedures for handling the
7820 printers, see its user documentation.
Note! The descriptions in this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
In preparing the document, efforts have been made to ensure that the information in it is accurate.
However, errors may be crept into the document. Konica assumes no responsibility for any
damage resulting from, or claimed to be the results of, those repairs, adjustments or modifications to the printers which are made by users using the manual.
The parts used for the printers are sensitive and, if handled improperly, may be damaged. It is
strongly recommended that the products are maintained by maintenance men registered with
Konica.
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CONTENTS
1. CONFIGURATIONS ......................................................................................... 7
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
System Configuration ....................................................................................................... 7

Printer Configuration ........................................................................................................ 8
Option Configuration ........................................................................................................ 9
Specifications ................................................................................................................. 10
2. OPERATION DESCRIPTION ......................................................................... 12

2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
2.10
2.11
2.12
2.13
2.14
2.15
2.16
Main Board (TIG PWB) .................................................................................................. 14

Engine Controller Board (K7N PWB) ............................................................................. 16
Power Units .................................................................................................................... 17
Mechanical Processes .................................................................................................. 18
2.4.1 Electrophotographic process ............................................................................ 19
2.4.2 Paper running process ..................................................................................... 24
Sensor ............................................................................................................................ 32
2.5.1 Paper related sensors ...................................................................................... 32
2.5.2 Other sensors ................................................................................................... 33
Color Misalignment Correction ....................................................................................... 34
Transfer Control Responds to Environmental Changes
(Room Temperatures and Relative Humidities) ............................................................. 34
Paper Jam Detection ..................................................................................................... 35
Cover-Open ................................................................................................................... 36
Toner Low Detection ...................................................................................................... 37
Page Size Detection ...................................................................................................... 38
Operation at Power-on ................................................................................................... 39
2.12.1 Self-diagnostic test ........................................................................................... 39
Color Misalignment Detection ........................................................................................ 40
Version Read of Units Replaced Periodically ................................................................ 41
Life Count for Units Replaced Periodically ..................................................................... 41
Toner Consumption Detection ...................................................................................... 41
3. PARTS REPLACEMENT ................................................................................ 42

3.1
3.2
3.3
Precautions in Replacing Parts ...................................................................................... 42

Parts layout .................................................................................................................... 44
Replacing Parts .............................................................................................................. 50
3.3.1 Top Cover ......................................................................................................... 52
3.3.2 LED Head/ LED Assy Spring ............................................................................ 53
3.3.3 Top Cover Unit ................................................................................................. 54
3.3.4 Control Panel Assy/ Control Panel Bezel/ LED Control PWB/
Toner Sensors Stacker Full Sensor/ Control Panel/
Control Panel Tape Harness/ Eject Rollers ..................................................... 55
3.3.5 Top Cover Handle/ Top Cover Latch/ Top Cover Latch Spring ........................ 56
3.3.6 Eject Guide Assy .............................................................................................. 57
3.3.7
Cassette Assy/ Front Cover Assy/ Front Cover Inner Baffle ........................... 58
3.3.8 Retard Pad Assy/ Retard Pad Assy Spring ...................................................... 59
3.3.9 Feed Roller and Nudger Roller ......................................................................... 60
3.3.10 Rear Cover ....................................................................................................... 61
3.3.11 Face-Up Tray .................................................................................................... 62
3.3.12 Left Side Cover ................................................................................................. 63
3.3.13 Right Side Cover .............................................................................................. 64
3.3.14 Multipurpose Tray Assy/ Multipurpose Tray Cover Assy/ Links/
Multipurpose Tray Top Cover/ Multipurpose Tray Drive Gear .......................... 65
3.3.15 Drum Contact Assys ......................................................................................... 66
3.3.16 Media Thickness Sensor Assy ......................................................................... 67
3.3.17 Registration Roller Assy (A)/ Registration Drive Gear (A) ................................ 68
3.3.18 Registration Roller Assy (B) ............................................................................. 69
3.3.19 Registration Clutch and Registration Motor Assy ............................................. 70
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3.3.20
3.3.21
3.3.22
3.3.23
3.3.24
3.3.25
3.3.26
3.3.27
3.3.28
3.3.29
3.3.30
3.3.31
3.3.32
3.3.33
3.3.34
3.3.35
3.3.36
3.3.37
3.3.38
3.3.39
3.3.40
3.3.41
3.3.42
3.3.43
3.3.44
3.3.45
3.3.46
3.3.47
Main Cooling Fan ............................................................................................. 71

Color Registration Sensor Assy........................................................................ 72
Duplex Guide Assy ........................................................................................... 73
Electrical Chassis Cooling Fan ......................................................................... 74
Printer Engine Controller PWB ......................................................................... 75
Printer Unit Chassis .......................................................................................... 76
Entrance Cassette Sensor Actuator ................................................................. 77
Entrance Sensor PWB...................................................................................... 78
Entrance MT Sensor Actuator / Entrance Belt Sensor Actuator /
Entrance Waste Chassis Sensor Actuator ...................................................... 79
Fuser Exit Roller ............................................................................................... 80
Exit Sensor Assy .............................................................................................. 81
Fuser Latching Handle (L) ................................................................................ 82
Belt Motor Assy ................................................................................................ 83
Fuser Latching Handle (R) ............................................................................... 84
Main Motor Assy ............................................................................................... 85
Main Feeder Drive Motor .................................................................................. 86
Contact Assy/ Left Plate Assy .......................................................................... 87
Low Voltage Power Supply............................................................................... 88
High voltage power supply ............................................................................... 89
Main Feed Assy ................................................................................................ 90
Cassette/ Left Guide Assy ................................................................................ 91
Cassette/ Right Guide Assy.............................................................................. 92
Fuser Unit ......................................................................................................... 93
Belt Unit ............................................................................................................ 94
Duplex Unit ....................................................................................................... 95
Guide Rails (L) and (R) ..................................................................................... 96
Duplex Transport Assembly ............................................................................. 97
CU Assy ............................................................................................................ 99
4. Adjustment .................................................................................................. 101

4.0
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
System Maintenance MENU ........................................................................................ 101

4.0.1 ID Check Pattern Printing ( " TEST PRINT MENU " item ) ............................. 102
Maintenance Mode and Functions ............................................................................... 102
4.1.1 Maintenance menu ......................................................................................... 102
4.1.2 Engine maintenance mode ............................................................................. 104
4.1.2.1 Operator panel ................................................................................ 104
4.1.2.2 Normal self-diagnostic mode (Level 1) ............................................ 104
4.1.2.2.1 Entering self-diagnostic mode (Level 1) .......................... 105
4.1.2.2.2 Exiting the self-diagnostic mode ..................................... 105
4.1.2.3 Switch scan test .............................................................................. 105
4.1.2.4 Motor clutch test .............................................................................. 109
4.1.2.5 Test print ......................................................................................... 111
4.1.2.6 Initializing NVM ............................................................................... 115
4.1.2.7 Displaying the consumables counter .............................................. 116
4.1.2.8 Displaying the consumables continuation counter .......................... 116
4.1.2.9 Panel display details ....................................................................... 117
4.1.3 Various print jobs with single printer unit attached with a controller ............... 122
Adjustment After Replacing Parts ................................................................................ 123
4.2.1 Precautions in replacing the engine control board ......................................... 123
4.2.2 Precautions in replacing EEPROM................................................................. 123
4.2.3 Replacing EEPROM after replacing the TIG board ........................................ 124
4.2.4 Destination Setting (Checking Metod: Printing Demo Page) .......................... 124
4.2.5 Recovery Flash ROM data on TIG board ....................................................... 125
Adjusting the Density ................................................................................................... 125
Paper Thickness Detection Sensitivity Adjustment and Media Thickness Detection
Value Check ................................................................................................................. 126
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5. Regular Maintenance ................................................................................... 128

5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
Parts Replaced Regularly ............................................................................................ 128

Cleaning ....................................................................................................................... 128
Cleaning the LED Lens Array ...................................................................................... 128
Cleaning the Pick-up Roller ......................................................................................... 128
6. Troubleshooting Procedures ..................................................................... 129

6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
Precautions before troubleshooting ............................................................................. 129

Precautions before handling an abnormal image ........................................................ 129
Precautions upon handling an abnormal image ........................................................... 129
Preparing for Troubleshooting ..................................................................................... 130
Troubleshooting Procedure .......................................................................................... 130
6.5.1 LCD message list ........................................................................................... 131
6.5.2 Preparing for troubleshooting ......................................................................... 137
6.5.3 Troubleshooting for abnormal images ............................................................ 148
Fuse check ................................................................................................................... 163
7. CONNECTION DIAGRAM ............................................................................ 164

7.1
7.2
Resistance Checks ...................................................................................................... 164

Program/Font ROM Layouts ........................................................................................ 168
8. Parts List ...................................................................................................... 174

APPENDIX A INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS ................................................. 190
APPENDIX B 2ND/3RD TRAY MAINTENANCE .............................................. 194
APPENDIX C 7820 SERIES ERROR MESSAGES .......................................... 199
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Error Messages .......................................................................................................... 199

Error Messages : Related to Color, Media Detect ...................................................... 206
Warning Messages : Related to Usage, Media .......................................................... 209
Warning Messages : Job Account .............................................................................. 210
Other Warning ............................................................................................................ 211
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IDE
I/F(HDD)
Note Option Slot:

LAN Card made by JCI
DC Fan
Note
2 Option Slots
Belt
Unit
Fuser
Unit
Low Voltage
Power Unit
Y-ID
Unit
Figure 1-1
M-ID
Unit
High Voltage
Power Unit
C-ID
Unit
Duplex
Unit
K-ID
Unit
2nd/3rd Tray
M
M
M
Y ID
M
M
M
MT/
K ID Registration Hopping
< advanced Sensors,>

Media Thickness Detection
Density Detection
Color Misalignment Detectin
<Sensors, Switches and Thermistors>

Paper size sensor (4 bits)
Paper empty sensor
Paper near empty sensor
MT paper empty sensor
FF home switch
Loading sensor 1
Loading sensor 2
M ID
System Configuration
Engine Control
C ID
1.1
4 RAM
DIMM
3 ROM
DIMMs
Heat
Belt
Pulse Motor
CONFIGURATIONS
USB I/F
Centronics I/F
Operator Panel
Junction Board
LED Head
1.
Figure 1-1 shows the system configuration of the 7820 printers.
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1.2
Printer Configuration
The inside of the printers is composed of the followings:
Electrophotographic Processor
Paper Paths
Controller Block (CU and PU)
Operator Panel
Power Units (High Voltage Unit and Low Voltage Unit)
Figure 1-2 shows the printer configuration.
Figure 1-2
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1.3
Option Configuration
The followings are available as options on the 7820 printers.
(1)
2nd Tray/ 3rd Tray
(2)
Duplex Unit
(3)
Expansion Memory 64/128/256/512 MB
(4)
Internal Hard Disk
(5)
Ethernet Board
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1.4
Specifications
(1) External Dimensions
Height: 430mm Width: 430mm Length: 620mm
(2) Weight
42 kg
(3) Papers
Type:
Size:
(4) Print Speed
Color: 20 pages per minute (Transparency: 8 pages per minute)

Monochrome: 24 pages per minute (Transparency: 12 pages per minute)
Postal Card, Label, Thick Paper: 12 pages per minute
(5) Resolution
600 600 dots per inch

1200 1200 dots per inch
(6) Power Input
115 - 127 V , 220 - 240 V
(7) Power Consumption
Peak: 1500W
Idle: 150W
(8) Frequency
50Hz or 60Hz 2Hz
(9) Noise
Operation:
56 dB (Without second tray)
Standby:
45 dB
Power Saving: 43 dB
(10) Consumable Life
Toner Cartridge: 5,000 pages (5% duty) (each of Y, M, C and K)

Large-Capacity Toner Cartridge: 10,000 pages (5% duty)
(each of Y, M, C and K)
Image Drum:
30,000 pages (5% duty, Continuous printing)
(each of Y, M, C and K)
Ordinary paper, Transparencies (Recommended: MLOHP01)

Postal card, Legal 13" or 14", Executive, A4, A5, B5, A6 (Only
the 1st tray and the front feeder support A6 and postal-card
sizes.)
Weight: 1st tray 55 kg to 151 kg (64 to 176g/m2)
Front feeder 55 kg to 172 kg (64 to 203g/ m2)
(11) Parts Replaced Periodically
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Normal Operation:
500W (5% duty)
Power Saving Mode: 45W or less
Fuser Unit Assy:

Every 60,000 pages
Belt Cassette Assy: Equivalent of 60,000 pages (3 pages/job)
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(12) Temperatures and Relative Humidities

Temperature
Temperature Condition
Temperature (F)Temperature (C)
Remark
Operation
50 to 89.6
10 to 32
17 to 27C
(Temperatures to assure full
color print quality)
Non-Operation
32 to 109.4
0 to 43
Power-off
Storage (Max. One Year)
-14 to 109.4
-10 to 43
With drum and toner
Transport (Max. One Month)
-20 to 122
-29 to 50
With drum and without toner
Transport (Max. One Month)
-20 to 122
-29 to 50
With drum and toner
Humidity
Humidity Condition
Relative Humidity
(%)
Max. Wet-Bulb
Temperature(C)
Operation
20 to 80
25
Non-Operation
10 to 90
26.8
Storage
10 to 90
35
Transport
10 to 90
40
Remark
50 to 70% (Humidities to assure full
color print quality)
Power-off
(13) Printer Life 600,000 pages (on a A4-size basis) or five years
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M Fuse
FAN1 (Pr)
FAN2 (Pow)
Density
Z7R
Z7L
5P
Plate Senosr
R71 board
HOP(INSNS1)
PAPIN(INSNS2)
PSWR(WRSNS)
TNRFUL
red
Blue
Gray
7P
YELLOW
7P BLUE
OPTION
DUP
INSENS
22P
7P
WHITE
BLUE 7P
14P
14P
3P 3P
yellow
yellow
8P
red
red
2P
Exit solenoid
7P BLUE
16P
PARTTEMP
ID
16P
Paper Size
Sensor
CUIF
2P
3P
3P
26P
POWER
yellow
yellow
FAN5
blue
blue
FAN7
4P
BLUE
C IDU
Motor
Upper Cover
Open Microswitch
16P
HVOLT
PXC-Board
6P
PSIZE
3P DUPLEX
FCOVER
PCB-K7N
4P
RED
M IDU
Motor
4P
YELLOW
SHUTTER HOPFF DCL
2P
shutter clutch
4P
BLACK
Y IDU
Motor
Main Motor Assy

K IDU
Motor
Front Cover
Open
Microswitch
7P
WHITE
4P
9P
14P 10P
16P
2P
3P
6P
4P
WHITE
FF/Regist
Motor
Cord 7
4P
RED
Hopping
Motor
X7N board
cable40
V71 Board
Motor
Clutch Main
Regist
clutch
4P
yellow
4P
green
Exit sensor
Duplex Unit
9P
Paper
thickness
HUM
TEMP
OHP Sen.
3P WHITE
3P
Up/Down
2
BLUE
MBF Paper Empty
MBF Stage
Manual Bypass Feeder (MBF)
MPOW2
3P
YPOW2
3P
Y LED HEAD
C Fuse
Paper Tray 1 Paper Empty

Paper Tray 2 Near Empty
Y Fuse
14P
FSENS
RSENS
Control Panel
yellow
N71 Board
red
KPOW2
KPOW
YPOW
3P
K1200
Y1200
K Fuse
JODEN
red
8P
FAN8
yellow
JODEN REG
CPOW
6P
FAN2
MPOW
M1200
C1200
Belt
Fuse
red
RCL
TR10P
RSNS FAN1
FSENS
FEED
BEL THET
Toner Sensor (Y73-board)
COVOPN
yellow
M LED HEAD
OPTN
black
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FAN4
PANEL
red
TNRK
K LED HEAD
TNRY
WHITE
FAN
Belt
Motor
14P
3P
STUCKFULL
Sns.
FAN
FAN(LEFT)
FAN
ROM
TIG board
RAM
YELLOW
Heat
Motor
Belt Motor Assy
3P
CPOW2
16P
OPTN
C LED HEAD
TNRM
LAN
HDD
16P
26P
CENTRO
USB
CN2
10P
10
High -voltage
power supply
CN2
CN3
Low-voltage
power supply
CN1
TNRC
CN1
STUCK POWER
CN5
3P
AC Switch
FAN0
AC
2.
OPERATION DESCRIPTION
The 7820 printers, tandem color electrophotographic page printers, adopt technologies
such as an LED array, OPC, dry single-component non-magnetic developing, roller transfer and
heat-compression fusing. A black-writing printing method by shedding light on print areas is used.
Figure 2-1-1(600dpi),2-1-2(1200dpi) provides the block diagram of the printers.
Figure 2-1-1 600dpi
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C Fuse
M Fuse
FAN2 (Pow)
FAN1 (Pr)
Density
Z7R
Z7L
5P
Plate Senosr
Paper Tray 1 Paper Empty

Paper Tray 2 Near Empty
Y Fuse
14P
R71 board
HOP(INSNS1)
PAPIN(INSNS2)
PSWR(WRSNS)
TNRFUL
red
Blue
Gray
7P
YELLOW
7P BLUE
OPTION
DUP
INSENS
Control Panel
22P
7P
WHITE
BLUE 7P
14P
14P
yellow
yellow
8P
red
red
2P
7P BLUE
16P
PARTTEMP
ID
16P
Paper Size
Sensor
4P
RED
3P
2P
3P
4P
BLUE
C IDU
Motor
CUIF
26P
POWER
yellow
yellow
FAN5
blue
blue
FAN7
34P
32P
HEAD HEAD
32
34
CPOW2
MPOW2
3P
3P
Upper Cover
Open Microswitch
16P
HVOLT
PXC-Board
6P
PSIZE
3P DUPLEX
FCOVER
PCB-K7N
SHUTTER HOPFF DCL
2P
4P
YELLOW
Exit solenoid
4P
BLACK
Y IDU
Motor
M IDU
Motor
YPOW2
3P
Main Motor Assy

K IDU
Motor
Front Cover
Open
Microswitch
7P
WHITE
4P
9P
14P 10P
16P
2P
3P 3P
3P
3P
KPOW2
shutter clutch
4P
WHITE
FF/Regist
Motor
Cord 7
4P
RED
Hopping
Motor
X7N board
cable40
V71 Board
Motor
Clutch Main
Regist
clutch
4P
yellow
4P
green
Exit sensor
Duplex Unit
9P
Paper
thickness
HUM
TEMP
OHP Sen.
3P WHITE
3P
Up/Down
2
BLUE
MBF Paper Empty
MBF Stage
Manual Bypass Feeder (MBF)
6P
red
N71 Board
RCL
K Fuse
JODEN
red
6P
Toner Sensor (Y7X-board)
K LED HEAD
FAN2
8P
FAN8
yellow
JODEN REG
TR10P
RSNS FAN1
FSENS
Belt
Fuse
FSENS
RSENS
14P
red
12P
yellow
PANEL K1200
red
14P
BEL THET
Y1200
FEED
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Y LED HEAD
KPOW
12P
14P
HEAD32 32P
YPOW
M LED HEAD
TNRK
12P
black
M1200
34P HEAD34
TNRM
WHITE
FAN
Belt
Motor
14P
3P
STUCKFULL
Sns.
FAN
FAN(LEFT)
FAN
ROM
TIG board
RAM
YELLOW
Heat
Motor
Belt Motor Assy
14P
FAN4
TNRY
C LED HEAD
MPOW
12P
COVOPN
yellow
CPOW
LAN
HDD
16P
26P
CENTRO
USB
CN2
10P
10
High -voltage
power supply
CN2
CN3
Low-voltage
power supply
CN1
C1200
CN1
TNRC
CN5
STUCK POWER
Figure 2-1-2 1200dpi
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3P
AC Switch
FAN0
AC
PPC
750cx
Core:2.5V
I/O:3.3V
CPU I/O:2.5V
CA1 LSI
MHM
2030-003
(uPD856
11N7)
Cont
to each LSI
Crystal
Resonator
33MHz
48MHz
to USB
CA1CLK
2.5V
100MHz
D [63:0]
D
[15:0]
D [63:0]
A,Cont
14.31818MHz
setting Resister
CPU CLK
internal
b Line Address. Cont
D [63:0]
a Line Address. Cont
SDRAMCLK12
3.3V 100MHz
SDRAM DIMM 3
SUB Bus A/D [31:0], Cont
PLL702-01
D [63:0]
A [31:0]
I/O 2.5V
2.5V
PST596 + Core:1.8V
MPUCLK
(PU12V)
I/O:2.5V 2.5V
100MHz
PST596
(+5V)
M62733ML
(PU3V)
74LVC04
3.3V
Regulator
2.5V
Regulator
1.8V
Reset IC
Regulator
1.8V
3.3V
12V
200
pin
PU-CU I/F To C2 LSI

Panel I/F From C2 LSI
Video I/F From PU
RAMCLK
From 702
C2516
Flash
Video Data K, Y, M, C
2.5V
DRCLK
3.3V
100MHz
Mask 32bit 2
PU-CU
5V
3.3V
PLL102-5
33MHz 5
ROM DIMM 2
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SPD
[2]
[1]
[0]
to PU
to PU
33MHz 3.3V 4
33MHz 3.3V
EEPROM
SUB Bus
1 2
C2 LSI
PU-CU Command I/F
Panel I/F
MHM2031-002
33MHz
Local
PCI PCI BUS [31:0]

Slot
33MHz
LVC
161284
48MHz
[15:0] L60851
IDE
HDD
FPGA
for IDE
CENT
PCI
Reset
33MHz
[15:0]
[7:0]
C
e
n
t
r
o
USB
2.1
Main Board (TIG PWB)
Figure 2-2 provides the block diagram of the main control board (TIG PWB).
Figure 2-2
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(1)
CPU
The CPU is PowerPC750CXe, a 64-bit bus RISC processor, which inputs an 100-MHz CLK
(= BUS CLK), and operates at 450MHz that is 4.5 times the input.
(2)
Cache
PPC750Cxe has its cache only inside of it.
Speed:
Same as CPU Core CLK speed
Capacity:
Primary Cache:
32 K bytes in D-cache capacity, 32 K bytes in I-cache capacity
Secondary Cache: 256 K bytes
(3)
ROM
ROM is to be inserted into the two 168 pin DIMM slots. The slot A is for program ROM and
the slot B is for Japanese kanji fonts. The slot C is not assigned.
(4)
RAM
RAM is to be inserted into the three 168 pin DIMM slots. The DIMMs must be fitted in
descending labeled type No. order into the slots 1, 3, 2 and 4.
SDRAM DIMM Specifications:
Speed: PC133 or more
Capacity: 64/128/256/512 MB
Configuration: Without parity. Without ECC. SPD information is required.
(5)
EEPROM
EEPROM, an 8-pin DIP package, is to be inserted into the IC socket. The EEPROM is of 16
Kbits for 3.3V power supply, and settings for controlling the controller block are stored in it.
(6)
Flash ROM
A 4Mbyte flash ROM is surface-mounted on the TIG board. The flash ROM is composed of
four 2048k-by-16bit chips, and fonts and macros can be stored in it.
(7)
Memory Control LSI (CAI)

A 696-pin BGA package ASIC made by NEC. The chip mainly controls a CPU I/F, memory,
video data compression and decompression, and a PU-video I/F.
(8)
Interface Control LSI (C2)

A BGA package ASIC made by Toshiba, which controls a PU command I/F, operator panel
I/F, IDE I/F, Centronics I/F, USB I/F, PCI I/F, EEPROM and a SPD (SDRAM DIMM) I/F.
(9)
IDE HDD
An IDE connector is surface-mounted on the board to which an IDE HDD assembled using
exclusive molds will be connected. The IDE HDD is used for storing font data, spooling edited
video data and registering form data.
(10) PCI Bus Option

Two PCI I/F slots are provided for option board use. The bus, which uses an Oki Data original
connector, can accept an Ethernet board.
(11) Host Interface
Standard:
Centronics two-way parallel I/F (IEEE-1284-compliant)

USB (USB1.1-compliant)
Additional Board: (connected to PCI BUS)
Ethernet Board
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2.2
Engine Controller Board (K7N PWB)

28MHz
OPTION TRAY
FLASH
PAPER THICKNESS
SENSOR
SRAM
COROR REGISTRATION
SENSOR
HEAT ROLLER TEMP
OHP
TEMPATURE
HUMIDITY
HEAD TEMP
EEPROM
ANALOG
SW
DENSITY
COVER OPEN
(UPPER, STACKER, RIGHT SIDE)
CONTROL
PANEL
CPU
INT
MOTOR
DRIVER
MSM66Q577
PULSE
MOTOR *9
CLK
1ST TRAY SENSORS
(PAPER END, PAPER NEAR END)
MOTOR
DRIVER
RESET
PAPER FEED SYSTEM SENSORS

(PAPER FEED, PAPER
REGISTRATION, EJECT)
MT SENSORS
(STAGE POSITION, PAPER END)
MCON
GEARED
MOTOR
LSI
CLUTCH
PU FAN
FUSER FAN
DUPLEX
DISPOSAL TONER SENSOR
ID, BELT,
FUSER
CHECKS
PAPER SIZE
STACKER FULL
HIGH VOLTAGE POWER

SUPPLY SERIAL INTERFACE
CU
32MHz
CLOCK
GENERATOR
LED HEAD (K)

LED HEAD (Y)
DCON
SDRAM
LSI
SDRAM
LED HEAD (M)

LED HEAD (C)
Figure 2-3
The engine control block (PU) is controlled by the engine controller board (K71 PWB) which
consists of a CPU (MSM66Q577), general LSI chip, flash ROM, EEPROM, pulse motor drivers and
a video memory (see Figure 2-3).
(1)
CPU
This, a 16-bit CPU with an AD converter (OKI MSM66Q577), controls the entire system.
(2)
General LSI
This LSI (UPD65454GD-241-LML, UPD65946GD-137-LML), which is contained in the
printer engine control block, incorporates 4 megabits of video memory and has functions
such as engine-controller interfacing, LED interfacing, motor control, sensor input, video
memory control, main scan color misalignment correction, skew correction and high-voltage
power supply control.
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(3)
MCON LSI
This LSI is used for inport of SENSORs and the cntrols of Pulse Motors,Cluches,FANs and
High Voltage Power Suply.
(4)
Flash ROM
The flash ROM (29F800-70) is of 8-Mbits, and PU programs are stored in it.
(5)
EEPROM
The EEPROM (NM93C66N-NW) is of 4-Kbits, and mounted on the board with an IC socket.
Correction values are stored in it.
(6)
Pulse Motor Driver

The pulse motor driver (A2919SLBTR, A3955SLBTR,MTD2005) drives the eight pulse
motors to revolve the ID and transport media.
(7) SRAM
This SRAM (628100LG-55L) is used as working memory of the CPU.
(8) SDRAM
This SRAM (56V16160T) is used as data memory of the DCON LSI.
2.3
Power Units
There are a low voltage power unit consists of an AC filter circuit, low voltage power circuit and
heater driver circuit, and a high voltage power unit organizes a high voltage power circuit.
(1)
Low Voltage Power Unit

This circuit generates the following voltages:
Output Voltage
(2)
Use for
+5 V
LED head
+5 V
Logic circuit power supply, PU CPU
+34 V
Motor, drive voltage and power supply voltage for high voltage power supply
+12 V
High voltage power supply, Media Thickness Sensor power supply
High Voltage Power Unit

This circuit generates the following voltages of not less than +34V, which are required for
electrophotographic process, according to control sequences from the controller board.
Output
Voltage
Use for
CH
-1000V to 1.4KV+/-50V
Voltage to charging roller
DB
-50 to -300V/ +300V
Voltage to developing roller
SB
-300V to -450V/ 0V
Voltage to toner supplying roller
TR
C: 0KV to 7KV
Voltage to transfer roller
Remark
Variable
K,Y,M: 0KV to 6KV
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Heat Roller
Paper ejection
Paper
Eject
Roller
Cleaning Blade
Charging Roller
Cleaning
Backup Roller
Fusing
Fusing
Paper path
selection
Paper path
selection
Duplex printing Paper Eject

Sensor
(Face up)
Paper
ejection
Power Supply
(Face down)
Pape
ejection
Paper Eject Roller
Power
Supply
Transfer Roller
Transfer
Transfer
Cleaning
Charging
Exposure
LED Head
Control Signals
Paper loading
Hopping Roller
Paper traveling
OPC drum revolution
Paper advance
Registration
Roller 1
Paper Feed
Sensor 1
Paper
registration
Toner Cartridge
Paper Feed
Sensor 2
Paper transport
Registration
Roller 2
Paper
registration
Developing Roller
Write Sensor
Development
Power Supply
4
K
(FF, 1ST, 2ND)
Paper Cassette
Multipurpose Tray
2.4
Mechanical Processes
Figure 2-4 shows the mechanical processes of the 7820 printers.
Figure 2-4
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2.4.1
Electrophotographic process
(1)
Electrophotographic process
The following is the outline of electrophotographic process:
1 Charging
DC voltage is applied to the charging roller and the surface of the OPC drum is negatively
and evenly charged.
2 Exposure
The LED head, under image signals, emits light to the negatively charged surface of the
OPC drum. The radiated portions of the drum surface attenuate in negative charge
according to the intensity of the light and, based on the surface potentials, a latent
electrostatic image is formed on the drum surface.
3 Development
Negatively charged toner contacts the OPC drum and by electrostatic force adheres to
the latent electrostatic image to form a clear image on the drum surface.
4 Transfer
Placed on the surface of the OPC drum, paper is positively, or opposite to the polarity of
the toner, charged by the transfer roller on its back to transfer the toner image to the paper.
5 Cleaning
The cleaning blade removes residual toner from the OPC drum after the transfer.
6 Fusing
The toner image on the paper is fused into place through the application of heat and
pressure to it.
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(2)
Charging
Negative DC voltage is applied to the charging roller contacting the surface of the OPC drum.
Power
unit
Charging roller
OPC drum
(3)
Exposure
The negatively charged surface of the OPC drum is radiated with light from the LED head.
The negative charge of the radiated portions of the drum surface attenuates in response to
the intensity of the light and a latent electrostatic image responsive to the potentials of the
surface is formed on the drum surface.
LED head
LED head
Power
unit
Charging roller
OPC drum
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OPC drum
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(4)
Development
By the adhesion of toner to the latent electrostatic image on the drum surface, the image is
changed to an image of its toner. The development is processed at the contact portion
between the OPC drum and the developing roller.
1 The sponge roller causes toner to adhere to the developing roller. The toner becomes
negatively charged.
Developing blade
Charging roller
Sponge roller
OPC drum
Developing roller
2 The developing blade removes excess toner from the developing roller and a thin layer
of toner remains and forms on the developing roller.
3 The toner is drawn by the latent electrostatic image at the contact portion between the
OPC drum and the developing roller.
The latent electrostatic image on the drum surface is made visible with the toner.
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(5)
Transfer
The transfer roller, which is made of conductive sponge, presses paper against the surface
of the OPC drum and brings the paper into intimate contact with the drum surface.
The paper is placed on the drum surface, and positively (opposite to the charge of the toner)
charged by the transfer roller on its back.
Applying positive high voltage from the power supply to the transfer roller moves the positive
charge induced by the transfer roller to the paper surface at the contact portion between the
transfer roller and the paper, the paper surface drawing the negatively charged toner from
the drum surface.
OPC drum
Paper
Transport belt
Transfer roller
Power unit
(6)
Fusing
When passing through between the heat roller and the backup roller, the toner image
transferred to the paper is fused into place by the application of heat and pressure to it.
The built-in upper and lower halogen lamps of 700 watts and 500 watts heat the Teflon coated
heat roller. The fusing temperature is controlled by the sum of the temperature detected by
the thermistor moving over the heat roller surface and the temperature detected by the
thermistor moving over the backup roller surface. For safety, a thermostat is provided and,
when the heat roller temperature rises by a fixed degree or more, becomes open to cut off
voltage supply to the heater. The backup roller is being pressed against the heater by the
pressure springs on both sides.
Thermostat
Thermistor
Heat roller
Paper
Thermostat
Backup roller
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(7)
Cleaning
Non-fused, residual toner on the OPC drum is scraped with the cleaning blade and collected
in the waste toner area of the toner cartridge.
flexible Waste toner area

( This area will be expanded by waste toner. )
(8)
Cleaning
Residual toner on the transfer belt is scraped with the cleaning blade and collected in the
waste toner box of the transfer belt unit.
Cleaning blade
Waste toner box
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2.4.2
Paper running process

Figure 2-5 shows the traveling of paper in the 7820 printers.
Registration roller Assy (B)

Hopping roller
Unit 4
Head 4
Face-down stacker
Heat roller
K
Fuser
Eject roller
Multipurpose tray
Registration roller Assy (A)
Belt unit
Backup roller
High voltage power supply
Low voltage
power supply
Cleaning blade
Transfer roller 4
Cassette 1
Cassette 2
Feed roller
Cassette 3
Figure 2-5 Paper Paths
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(1)
Paper Feed from Tray

1. The running of the feed motor in the arrow direction (a) drives the feed roller and the
nudger roller. This operation feeds paper from the tray.
2. After the beginning of the paper turns the entrance cassette sensor on, the paper is
advanced a fixed length. When the paper beginning reaches the registration roller Assy
(A), the feed motor stops.
3. The running of the registration motor in the arrow direction (b), which synchronizes with
the above paper advance operation, drives the registration roller Assy (B) and the
electromagnetic clutch. The registration roller Assy (A) moves with the operation of the
electromagnetic gear when the paper beginning touches the registration roller Assy (A),
where the feed motor does not run. The feed roller idles via the built-in one-way clutch
and the nudger roller idles because the planet gear is disengaged.
4. The registration motor transports the paper until the paper end passes through the
entrance belt sensor.
Registration motor
Entrance belt sensor
Registration roller
Assy (B)
Feed motor
Electromagnetic clutch
a
Feed roller
(One-way clutch gear)
Paper gear
Registration roller
Assy (A)
Nudger roller
Entrance cassette sensor
Paper
Figure 2-6
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(2)
Paper Feed from Multipurpose Tray (MT)

1. The release lever usually pushes down the hopping plate to a position that turns
microswitch on (Figure 2-7-a).
2. The running of the motor in the (a) direction drives the MT feed roller and turns the cam.
The cam pushes the release lever and the hopping plate picks up paper sent out by the
MT feed roller (Figure 2-7-b), where the registration roller Assy (B) does not move
because its one-way clutch gear (1) idles.
3. After the paper beginning turns the entrance sensor on, the paper is forwarded a fixed
length. The paper stops when its beginning reaches the registration roller Assy (B).
4. At the same time, the cam pushes down the hopping plate. The release lever that has
been placed in its original position by the spring locks the hopping plate (Figure 2-7-c).
5. After the completion of the paper feed operation, the registration motor runs in the arrow
direction (b) to drive the registration roller Assy (B), where the one-way clutch gear (2)
does not allow the MT feed roller to move.
One-way clutch gear (2)
MT feed roller
Entrance sensor
Paper
a
Registration roller Assy (B)
One-way clutch gear (1)
Registration motor
Figure 2-7
Spring
Release lever
Hopper plate
Feed roller
Microswitch
Figure 2-7-a
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Figure 2-7-c
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(3)
Transport Belt
1. The running of the transport belt motor in the arrow direction (a) drives the transport belt.
The belt unit sits with one transport roller immediately below each colors drum, and the
transport belt between them. By the application of a fixed voltage, the transport belt and
the transport roller feed paper on the transport belt into the fuser unit, transferring a toner
image on each colors drum.
Drum
Transport belt
K
Transport (transfer) roller

Transport (transfer) belt motor
Figure 2-8
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(4)
Driving and Up-and-Down Movements of I/D Unit

1. The I/D unit driving and up-and-down movements are effected by a single-pulse motor.
The running of the main motor in the arrow direction (a) turns the lever 1 to the left. Then,
the lever 2 that was lifted by the lever 1 lowers to move down the I/D unit. After the up/
down sensor is turned off (Figure 2-9-d), specified downward pulsing places the I/D unit
in its lowest position, or equivalently, printing position (Figures 2-9-a and 2-9-c).
The drum gear engages with the driving gear and starts revolving to transfer an image on
the drum to running paper, where the one-way gear idles upon placement of the lever in
its lowest position.
2. With the running of the main motor in the arrow direction (b), the lever 1 pushes up the
I/D unit via the lever 2. After the up/down sensor is activated (Figure 2-9-d), the lever 1
lifts the I/D unit to a specified level and stops to keep space to an extent between the drum
and the transport belt (Figures 2-9-c and 2-9-e).
The drum gear is not engaged with the driving gear and does not revolve.
3. When the two pins of the up/down sensor are pushed up by the I/D unit, and touches and
electrically connected to the plate above the pins, the sensor recognizes the on state.
When the two pins are pushed down by the I/D unit, and separated and insulated from the
plate, the sensor recognizes the off state.
The installation of the I/D unit can also be verified by recognizing the off state of the up/
down sensor.
I/D unit
Drum
Lever 2
One-way gear
Driving gear
Lever 1
a
Figure 2-9-a
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Plate
Pin
Spring
Board
Up/down sensor
Figure 2-9-c
Figure 2-9-d
Figure 2-9-e
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(5)
Fuser Unit and Paper Ejection

1. A single-pulse motor drives the fuser unit and the eject rollers.
In response to the running of the heat motor in the arrow direction (a), the heat roller turns.
This roller fuses a toner image to paper by heat and pressure.
2. At the same time, the four eject rollers move to eject the paper.
3. The ejection path is switched back and forth between the route to the face-up stacker and
the route to the face-down stacker as follows. When the face-up stacker opens, the paper
separator inclines in the direction that guides the paper to the face-up stacker. When the
face-up stacker closes, the paper separator inclines in the direction that sends the paper
to the face-up stacker.
Eject rollers
Fuser unit
Heat rollers
Paper separator
Face-up stacker
Heater motor
Figure 2-10
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(6)
Duplex Unit
1. When the duplex unit receives an instruction from the printer to print on both sides of a
sheet of paper, the solenoid opens the separator after the completion of one side printing
of a sheet of paper sent from the tray. The path is switched to that to the duplex unit.
At this time, as the roller (1) turns in the direction of the arrow a, the paper is retracted
on the rear of the cassette.
2. When fixed time has elapsed after the paper beginning passes through the duplex-in
sensor, the rollers reverse and the roller (1) turns in the direction of the arrow b to feed
the paper into the duplex unit. After that, the paper passes through the rollers (2), (3) and
(4), and ejected with the other side printed, and fed again into the printer.
Separator
Solenoid
Duplex-in sensor
b
a
Roller(4)
Roller(3)
Roller(2) Motor Roller(1)
Figure 2-11
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2.5
Sensor
2.5.1
Paper related sensors
Paper eject roller

Stacker full sensor
C drum
Heat roller
M drum
Y drum
K drum
Pinch roller 2
Driving roller
Exit sensor
MT feed roller
Pinch roller 1
Registration roller A
Driving roller
Backup roller
Transport belt
Belt cleaning blade

Registration roller B
Entrance MT sensor
Duplex in sensor
1st feed roller
Auxiliary rollers
2nd feed roller
Duplex rear sensor
Duplex front sensor

Duplex feed rollers
Duplex roller
Sensor
Function
Sensor status
Entrance MT sensor
Detects the beginning of incoming paper to determine the ON : Paper is present.
Entrance Cassette sensor timing for switching from hopping to transport.
OFF : Paper is absent.
Entrance Belt sensor
Detects the beginning of transported paper and, based on ON : Paper is present.
OFF : Paper is absent.
the time taken until the paper beginning reaches the
sensor, determines the paper length.
Exit sensor
Detects the beginning and end of paper to determine the

paper ejection timing.
Duplex In sensor
Detects the beginning of paper that enters into the duplex

unit, to determine the time taken until the reversed rollers
ON :
OFF :
ON :
OFF :
Paper is present.
Paper is absent.
Paper is present.
Paper is absent.
turn in forward direction.
Duplex Rear sensor
Detects the beginning of reversed paper in the duplex unit. ON : Paper is present.
Duplex Front sensor
Detects the end of reversed paper in the duplex unit to

determine the paper ejection timing.
Stacker Full sensor
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Detects the face-down stacker full of paper.
OFF :
ON :
OFF :
ON :
OFF :
Paper is absent.
Paper is present.
Paper is absent.
Stacker is full.
Stacker is empty.
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2.5.2
Other sensors
1
Paper Empty sensor

This sensor checks whether the paper cassette is empty.
Paper Near sensor

This sensor checks whether the paper cassette is near empty.
MT Paper Empty sensor

This sensor checks whether paper exists in the front feeder.
MT Hopping switch
This microswitch checks whether the front feeder table is in the up position or in the down
position.
Paper Size switch

This sensor detects the size of paper in the paper cassette.
ID Up/Down sensor (one for each of colors, Y, M, C and K)

This sensor checks whether the ID unit is in the up position or in the down position.
Toner K, Y, M and C sensors

These sensors checks whether the waste toner cartridges are full by measuring the time
interval between regular opening movements of toner sensors respective levers.
Temperature sensor
See section 2.7 (Transfer Control Responds to Environmental Changes).
Humidity sensor
See section 2.7 (Transfer Control Responds to Environmental Changes).
OHP sensor
This sensor detects the presence or the absence of transparencies.
Alignment sensor
Upon correction of color misalignment, this sensor reads the alignment pattern printed at the
right and left ends of the transfer belt (see section 2.13).
Density sensor
This sensor measures the density of the pattern for density measurement printed on the
transfer belt.
Media thickness sensor

This sensor detects whether the thickness of media.
Waste toner sensor

This sensor checks whether the waste toner is full in the belt waste toner box.
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2.6
Color Misalignment Correction

The 7820, which is equipped with plural ID units and LED heads, causes color misalignment.
The mechanically occurred color misalignment is automatically corrected as follows:
2.7
(1)
Color alignment to be corrected

1 Color misalignment in X-axis direction (Positional error caused by LED head)
2 Color misalignment in slanting direction (Positional error caused by LED head)
3 Color misalignment in Y-axis direction (Positional error caused by I/D unit and LED head)
(2)
Correcting
A preset pattern to detect color misalignment is printed on the belt. The reflection sensor
reads the printed pattern, each colors misalignment value is sensed and its correction value
is determined. The correction value is used each colors (Cyan, Magenta and Yellow) writing
timing in comparison with that of Black.
Transfer Control Responds to Environmental Changes (Room Temperatures and

Relative Humidities)
The 7820 printers measure the room temperature and the relative humidity using their room
temperature sensors and humidity sensors. An optimum transfer voltage under each measurement
environment is calculated to perform real-time control on printing with its optimum voltage.
Temperature (C)
Temperature (C)
Environment sensing table
Value Read by Sensor

Value Read by
Value Read by
Sensor
Sensor Register Value
5
59(H)
5
10 16B(H)
19E(H)
10
15 19E(H)
1D1(H)
204(H)
15
20 1D1(H)
20
25 204(H)
236(H)
25
30 236(H)
265(H)
30
35 265(H)
290(H)
2B9(H)
35
40 290(H)
40
2B9(H)
Value Read by Sensor

Value Read by
Value Read by
Sensor Register Value
Sensor
5
59(H)
5
10 16B(H)
19E(H)
10
15 19E(H)
1D1(H)
15
20 1D1(H)
204(H)
20
25 204(H)
236(H)
25
30 236(H)
265(H)
30
35 265(H)
290(H)
2B9(H)
35
40 290(H)
40
2B9(H)
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15
1E(H)
15
25
1E(H)
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
6
6
15
1E(H)
25
35
33(H)
33(H)
25
1E(H)
45
47(H)
47(H)
8
8
7
7
6
6
5
4
4
8
8
8
7
7
6
6
6
5
15
35
25
33(H)
33(H)
Humidity (%)
45
55
5C(H)
5C(H)
7
7
7
6
5
4
4
2
2
35
35
7
7
6
5
4
4
2
1
1
45
47(H)
47(H)
55
65
70(H)
70(H)
7
6
5
4
4
3
H/H
1
1
1
Humidity (%)
45
55
5C(H)
5C(H)
65
55
75
65
75
6
5
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
85
99(H)
99(H)
85
AE(H) AE(H)
6
5
4
3
3
H/H
1
1
1
1
75
85(H)
85(H)
85
99(H)
99(H)
7
6
5
4
3
H/H
1
H/H
1
1
1
65
70(H)
70(H)
75
85(H)
85(H)
85
AE(H) AE(H)
L/L
N/L1
N/L1
N/L1
N/L2
N/L2
N/N
N/N
H/H
H/L
H/L
H/H
H/H
H/H
H/H
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2.8
Paper Jam Detection

The 7820 detects paper jams after power-on and during printing. When a paper jam occurs,
the printing operation is immediately suspended. After the cover is opened and the jammed paper
is removed, closing the cover resumes the printing.
LCD message
(Error Code)
ERROR
Error Condition
Paper Size Error
The entrance cassette sensor has not turned off within fixed time after its
turn-on. Loading of multiple sheets of paper has been detected.
372
Misfeed from Duplex

Transport Assembly
Paper could not be loaded from the duplex transport assembly.
390
Misfeed from
Paper could not be loaded from the MT.
Multipurpose Tray (MT)
400,401
Misfeed from Cassette

1, 2 or 3
Paper could not be loaded from the cassette 1, 2 or 3.
370
Duplex Paper
The duplex rear sensor has not turned on during the paper reversing
operation of the duplex unit.
383
Reversing Jam
Duplex Unit Entrance
The duplex-in sensor has not turned on during the paper loading in the
duplex unit.
371
Paper Jam
Duplex Unit Paper
The duplex front sensor has not turned on during the operation.
382
Input Jam
Paper Ejection Jam
The paper exit sensor has not detected the end of paper within fixed
time after the detection of the beginning of it. The paper exit sensor has
not turned off since its turn-on.
381
Paper Transport Jam
The paper exit sensor has not turned on while paper is running on the
belt.
380
Loading Jam
Paper has not reached the entrance belt sensor or the MT sensor after
the completion of the hopping.
490
MT Paper Empty
There is no paper in the multipurpose tray.
491-493
Cassette 1, 2 or 3
Paper Empty
There is no paper in the cassette 1, 2, or 3.
391-393

Paper exit sensor
381
Paper Transport
382
Paper Ejection
383
Duplex Entry
Duplex-in
sensor
Entrance FF sensor
380
Paper Ejection
371
Duplex Input
Multipurpose tray
(MT)
390
Misfeed from MT
Cassette 1
Duplex front sensor
Duplex rear sensor
Cassette 2
Cassette 3

372
Misfeed from Duplex Unit
391
Misfeed from Cassette 1
392
393
Duplex rear sensor
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2.9
Cover-Open
When the top cover of the printer is open, the cover-open microswitch turns off to cut the high
voltage power and output of not less than 34V. At the same time, the CPU receives CVOPN signals
for indicating the status of the microswitch to handle the cover-open.
When the front cover is open, the microswitch also turns off and the 34V power to the duplex unit
is cut. The CPU receives FCOVER signals for indicating the status of the microswitch to handle
cover-open.
Top cover
microswitch
K7N-PCB
CPU
66577
Detection
Circuit
+34V
COVOPN (2P)
P15-3
P15-1
High voltage power supply board
High voltage power supply unit
HVOLT (16P)
Detection
Circuit
Detection
Circuit
+34V
FCOVER(3P)
Front cover
microswitch
Duplex unit
Duplex (16P)
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2.10 Toner Low Detection

Structure
The toner low detection device consists of the stirring gear that revolves at a constant speed,
the stirring bar, and the magnet on the stirring bar. The stirring bar turns in synchronization with
the protrusion of the stirring gear.
Stirring gear
Protrusion
Stirring bar
Detection
A toner low condition is detected by measuring the contact time between the sensor lever magnet
and the stirring bar.
Toner low sensor
Sensor lever A
Toner Full Condition

The stirring bar turns in synchronization with the
stirring gear.
Sensor lever B
Even when the stirring bar magnet is place in its

highest position, the stirring bar turns by the force
of the stirring gear because the opposite side of
the bar is placed in toner.
Toner cartridge
Stirring bar
Toner low sensor
Toner Low Condition

The stirring bar reaches its highest position, then
falls to its lowest position under its own weight
because of the absence of toner resistance on the
opposite side. In this situation, the bar-magnet
contact time becomes long. By measuring the
time, a toner low condition is detected.
Sensor lever A
Sensor lever B
Toner cartridge
Stirring bar
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Toner Full Condition (20PPM)

t1
t1<0.623
TNRSNS
T=1.3
Toner Low Condition (20PPM)

t1
t1>0.623
TNRSNS
T=1.3
When the toner low condition is detected 20 consecutive times, toner low is determined.
(The toner low message is displayed when about 500 A4 sheets at 5% density have been
printed after toner low had been detected.)
When the toner full condition is detected 10 consecutive times, toner low is removed.
When the toner sensor remains unchanged for more than 15 cycles of 1.3 seconds, the toner
sensor alarm is activated.
The toner sensor does not perform the detection while the drum motor is not running.
2.11 Page Size Detection

Via the cam moves jointly with the paper guide of the paper cassette, the four tab pieces are driven
according to the set position of the paper guide.
Upon installation of the paper cassette, the microswitch detects the condition of the tab pieces and
the paper size is recognized.
State of Microswitch
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SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
Letter
Executive
A4
Legal
14
Legal
13
B5
A5
A6
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2.12 Operation at Power-on

2.12.1 Self-diagnostic test
(1)
Initial test
The followings are automatically performed at power-on.
(a) ROM check
(b) RAM check
(c) EEPROM check
(d) Flash ROM check
(2)
ROM check
ROM is checked by calculating a HASH value.
(3)
RAM check
(a) RAMs are by type. Out-of-specification RAM is judged as an error.
(b) The order of mounted RAMs is checked. Out-of-standard order is judged as an error.
(c) Each slots RAM is checked by read-after-write operation.
(4)
EEPROM check
Specific data stored at a fixed address of EEPROM is checked..
(5)
Flash ROM check

The flash ROM format is checked. Unformatted ROM is formatted after read-after-write
checking.
(6)
Option unit check

Before the printer goes into the operation mode, the presence of the option units (e.g., the
HDD, NIC, option trays and duplex unit) is checked.
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2.13 Color Misalignment Detection

Reflection-type optical sensors for detecting color misalignment (Z71-PCB) are mounted on the
belt at the right and left ends, respectively, in front of the toner scraping (cleaning) blade which is
at the back of the belt unit. The color misalignment detection pattern is printed on the belt at each
of the right and left ends and, by reading the patterns by the reflection-type optical sensors, the
misalignment amounts are measured with respect to Black to determine correction values. Then,
the misalignment in main-scanning, sub-scanning and slanting directions is corrected.
These operations are performed at power-on, at cover-close, after two hours idling and every 400
pages.
LED head
C
ID
Transfer
belt
Belt running direction
Color alignment sensors L and R

Cleaning blade
Transfer belt
Color alignment sensor R
Belt running direction
Color alignment sensor L

(Bottom View)
Cleaning blade
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2.14 Version Read of Units Replaced Periodically

The version of each of the I/D, fuser unit and belt unit which are replaced periodically is determined
whether it is new or previous according to whether the fuse in it is conducting or out of conduction.
When the fuse is conducting, the unit is decided that it is new. The new or previous judgment
is performed at power-on and at cover-close. The life counter of every new unit is reset and the
new or previous judging purpose fuse in the unit is cut.
2.15 Life Count for Units Replaced Periodically

The life of each of the I/D, fuse unit and belt unit which are replaced periodically is counted as
shown in the following table:
Unit Name
Condition
I/D (Image Drum The number of drum revolutions is counted, on a letter paper length
Cartridge)
+ continuous-printing paper interval basis.
End of Life: Time when a distance equivalent to pages of 20K is
printed (3P/J).
Toner Cartridge The number of dots printed is counted. The used amount is
determined based on the counter value (See section 2.16).
End of Life: Time when toner low occurs.
Belt Unit
Fuser Unit
Feed Roller
Components
2.16
Action
Printing stops, but 500 pages can
be printed after cover open and
close operation.
Printing stops, but 20 pages can be

printed after turning the power on
again or after opening and closing
the cover.
The number of drum revolutions is counted, on a letter paper length Printing stops, but 20 pages can be
+ continuous-printing paper interval basis.
printed after turning the power on
The count of one is performed every time when one page is passed. again or after opening and closing
End of Life: Time when:
the cover.
(1) the counter value reaches 60K; or (2) the count of 2000 is
reached after belt waste toner near full is detected.
The count of one is performed every time when one page is passed. Warning (the unit can still be used).
End of Life: Time when the counter value reaches 60K.
The count of one is performed every time when one page is passed. None.
End of Life (as Guide): Time when the counter value reaches 120K
(the time varies depending on operating conditions).
Toner Consumption Detection

The used toner amount is detected by counting the number of dots printed. After toner low is
detected, when the equivalent of 800 pages on A4 and 5% duty is reached, toner-empty occurs.
After turning the power on again, or opening and closing the cover, 20 pages can be printed.
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3.
PARTS REPLACEMENT
This section describes the procedure for replacing the parts, assemblies and units in the field. The
replacing procedure is given for detachment. To attach, use the reverse procedure.
3.1
Precautions in Replacing Parts

(1)
Before replacing the parts, be sure to remove the AC cable and the interface cable.
(a) To remove the AC cable, always use the following procedure.
i) Flip the power switch of the printer off (to O).
ii) Pull the AC inlet plug of the AC cable out of the AC receptable.
iii) Remove the AC cable and the interface cable from the printer.
(b) To connect the printer again, always use the following procedure.
i) Connect the AC cable and the interface cable to the printer.
ii) Insert the AC inlet plug into the AC receptacle.
iii) Flip the power switch of the printer on (to I).
Disconnect
Connect
(2)
Do not disassemble the printer so long as it operates properly.
(3)
Minimize the disassembly. Do not detach parts other than those shown in the replacing procedure.
(4)
For maintenance, use designated tools.
(5)
Follow the order instructed to disassemble the printer. Incorrect order may damage the parts.
(6)
Small parts such as screws and collars tend to get lost, so temporarily place and fix them in
their original positions.
(7)
When handling ICs and circuit boards such as microprocessors, ROMs and RAMs, do not use
gloves that likely to have static.
(8)
Do not place the printed circuit boards directly on the printer or the floor.
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[Maintenance Tools]
Table 3-1 lists tools necessary to replace the printed circuit boards and the units.
Table 3-1 Maintenance Tools
No.
Service Tools
Q' ty
Place of use
No. 1-100 Philips

screwdriver
2~2.5 mm screws
No. 2-200 Philips

screwdriver, Magnetized
3~5 mm screws
No. 3-100 screwdriver
No. 5-200 screwdriver
Digital multimeter
Pliers
Handy cleaner
LED Head cleaner

P/N 4PB4083-2248P001
High voltage probe
Transparency sheet
( thickness premeasured)
42404301
Adjustment for Media

Thickness sensor
11
Stage height adjustment jig

42423701
Adjustment for Media

Thickness sensor
12
-Microdriver
2.0mm
Adjustment for Lever

adjust
(Media Thickness)
10
Label
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Cleans LED head
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3.2
Parts layout
B
A
Figure 3-1
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[Top Cover Assy]
For 1200dpi
For 600dpi
Figure 3-2
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[Printer Unit-1/2]
Figure 3-3
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[Printer Unit-2/2]
Figure 3-4
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[Cassette Guide Assy (L),(R)]
A
C
C
B
A
B
C
C
Figure 3-5
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[Duplex Unit]
D
C
B
A
E
F
D
C
G
B
F
A
Figure 3-6
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3.3
Replacing Parts
This section describes how to replace the parts and assemblies shown in the following disassembling system diagram.
C7500 /C7300
Print Engine Controller PWB (3.3.23)

x4
LED Assy (3.3.2)
Low Voltage Power Supply (3.3.36)
High Voltage Power Supply (3.3.37)
40839001
Left Cassette Guide Assy (3.3.40)
40839406
Right Cassette Guide Assy (3.3.41)
40371302
40839802
Feed Roller (3.3.9)
Main Feed Assy (3.3.39)
40325401
Main Feeder Drive Gear (3.3.39)
40313202
Nudger Roller (3.3.9)
41940001
Printer NIP
- PX711
40844306
Regist Roller Assy (A) (3.3.17)
41940201
Printer Unit
41128101
Insurator
42153101
Main Cooling Fan Assy (3.3.20)
2381023P0003
HV Tape Harness
40847306
Main Motor Assy (3.3.34)
40848801
Transport (Transfer) Belt Motor Assy (3.3.32)
40850201
Contact Assy (3.3.36)
41303606
Left Plate Assy (3.3.36)
40864301
Rear Cover (3.3.10)
40864411
Left Side Cover (3.3.12)
40864503
Right Side Cover (3.3.13)
40864601
Front Cover Assy (3.3.7)
41042501
Front Cover Inner Baffle (3.3.7)
41374902
Face Up Tray (3.3.11)
40864901
Frame Assy - Release
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4PP4122-1217P001
Plastic Slide (3.3.40)
40349102
Cassette Guide Pivot (R) (3.3.40)
40349701
Plastic Roller (3.3.40)
40928101
Cassette Spring (3.3.40)
4PP4076-5359P001
Cassette Lock (3.3.40)
4PP4043-4526P001
Cassette Lock Spring (3.3.40)
4PB4016-1960P002 x 2
Foot (3.3.40)
4PP4122-1217P001
Plastic Slide (3.3.41)
40349101
Cassette Guide Pivot (L) (3.3.41)
40349701
Plastic Roller (3.3.41)
40928101
Cassette Spring (3.3.41)
4PP4076-5359P001
Cassette Lock (3.3.41)
4PP4043-4526P001
Cassette Lock Spring (3.3.41)
4PB4016-1960P002 x 2
Foot (3.3.41)
40368304
Paper Size Sensing PWB PXC (3.3.41)
4PP4076-5360P001
Paper Size Actuator (3.3.41)
41143701
Duplex Assy Ground contact (3.3.41)
41309106
2nd Tray Connector (3.3.41)
41285701PA
41275901PA
Plate Assy-SW(Front) (3.3.41)
Microswitch-Assy (3.3.41)
41940301
Printer Chassis (3.3.17)
40844307
Regist Roller Assy (B) (3.3.18)
40845801
Registration Motor Assy (3.3.19)
41187102
Registration Clutch (3.3.19)
40859201
Duplex Guide Assy (3.3.22)
40848501
Main Feeder Drive Gear A (3.3.35)
40848601
Main Feeder Drive Gear B (3.3.35)
40846001
Main Feeder Motor (3.3.35)
40841401
Fuser Latching Handle (R) (3.3.33)
40841501
Fuser Latching Handle Spring (3.3.33)
40841301
Fuser Latching Handle (L) (3.3.31)
40841501
Fuser Latching Handle Spring (3.3.31)
40841601
Entrance Sensor Actuator #1 (3.3.26)
40841701
Entrance Sensor Actuator #2 (3.3.28)
40841801
Entrance Senspr Actuator #3 (3.3.28)
42199601
Waste Toner Sensor Actuator (3.3.28)
41253602
Duplex Gate solenoid Assy (3.3.29)
41968701
Registration Shutter Solenoid Assy
41944201
Registration Shutter
41968501
Registration Shutter Spring
42170801
Fuser Drive Gear-C (3.3.29)
40323902
Fuser Exit Roller (3.3.29)
40316301
Fuser Drive Gear-B (3.3.29)
4PP4076-3949P001
Fuser Exit Roller Bushing (L) (3.3.29)
4PP4043-4489P001
Fuser Exit Roller Bushing (R) (3.3.29)
41189701 x 4
Drum Contact Assy (3.3.15)
41258301
Entrance Sensor PWB (3.3.27)
41312801
Left Top Cover Spring Assy (3.3.25)
41312901
Right Top Cover Spring Assy (3.3.25)
41944001
Color Registration Sensor Assy (3.3.21)
41073601
Exit Sensor Assy (3.3.30)
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A
41911201
Thickness Plate Assy
41928801
Stage-Pickup
41888701
Cover-Seal-Sensor
41911101
Thickness Sensor Assy
CU Board Assy
Board Assy-CU
41940701
Cover Assy Stacker
40859702
Top Cover (3.3.1)
41988101
Cover-Assy-Inner (3.3.3)
40862006
Multipurpose Feeder Assy (3.3.14)
40952701
Multipurpose Tray Top Cover (3.3.14)
40866701
Cassette Assy (3.3.8)
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Board_TIG
41964009
Board Assy.-CU(711)
41278601 2
Guide_Rail (A)
41278701
Guide_Rail (B)
41410201
Motor-Fan 60x60x15
41723901 4
Screw
PB4013-3100P006 x9
Cup Screw (S Tight M3)
P3-6G 2
Screw (Round Head)
PB4083-2500P008 2
Tapping Screw
PSW2W3-20C 2
Screw(Round Head, SW+2W)
41467401
Plate FG (Centronics)
41254601
Plate Blank
40325101
Multipurpose Feeder Drive Gear (3.3.14)
41045801 2
Link (3.3.14)
4YB4120-1137P001
MT Paper Empty Sensor (3.3.14)
41849401
MT OHP Sensor (3.3.14)
41276001
MT Position Sensor (3.3.14)
40866301
Multipurpose Tray Cover Assy (3.3.14)
41438401
Retard Pad Assy (3.3.8)
41439401 2
Retard Pad Assy Spring (3.3.8)
PCB Assy_TIG
Board Memory 64MB
Board CRF
41316503
Top Cover Inner Frame Assy (3.3.4)
42216201 8
LED Assy Spring (3.3.2)
41960901
LED Control PWB (Y71) (3.3.4)
40365404
Stack Full Sensor (3.3.4)
40860601 4
Toner Sensor
40866102
Control Panel Assy (3.3.4)
2381003P0014
Control Panel Tape Harness (3.3.4)
42406401
LED Harness K (3.3.4)
42406402
LED Harness Y (3.3.4)
42406403
LED Harness M (3.3.4)
42406404
LED Harness C (3.3.4)
40861501
Eject Guide Assy (3.3.6)
40861201
Top Cover Handle (3.3.5)
40861301
Top Cover Latch (3.3.5)
40861401 2
Top Cover Latch Spring (3.3.5)
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3.3.1
Top Cover
(1) Open the Top Cover assy.
(2) Remove the nine screws 1 to detach the top cover 2.
1
1
Figure 3-3-1 Top Cover
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3.3.2
LED Head/ LED Assy Spring

(1) Open the top cover 1.
(2) Remove the three cables, and unhook the LED Head 2 at two places to demount it (the two
springs 3 become detached together with the LED Head 2).
1
3
3
2
Figure 3-3-2 LED Head/ LED Assy Spring
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3.3.3
Top Cover Unit

(1) Remove the top cover (see section 3.3.1).
(2) Remove the rear cover (see section 3.3.10).
(3) Remove the left side cover (see section 3.3.12).
(4) Remove the right side cover (see section 3.3.13).
(5) Remove the shield plates A and B (see section 3.3.22), and unplug the connector to separate
the top cover.
(6) Disengage the top cover unit 1 at two places to detach it.
Figure 3-3-3 Top Cover Unit
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3.3.4
Control Panel Assy/ Control Panel Bezel/ LED Control PWB/ Toner Sensors/ Stacker Full Sensor/
Control Panel/ Control Panel Tape Harness/ Eject Rollers
(1) Remove the control panel Assy 1.
(2) Detach the control panel tape harness 2.
(3) Remove the top cover unit (see section 3.3.3).
(4) Unscrew the six screws 3 to remove the earth plate 4.
(5) Remove the two screws 5, unhook all the connectors 6 and demount the LED control PWB 7.
(6) Disengage the four claws to demount the toner sensor 8.
(7) Demount the stacker full sensor 9.
(8) Demount the exit rollers A.
(9) Detach the LED harnesses, K, Y, M and C B.
(10) Detach the top cover inner frame Assy C.
3
3
4
5
7
A
6
0
9
0
B
2
1
Figure 3-3-4 Control Panel Assy/ Control Panel Bezel/ LED Control PWB/ Toner Sensors/ Stacker
Full Sensor/ Control Panel/ Control Panel Tape Harness/ Eject Rollers
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3.3.5
Top Cover Handle/ Top Cover Latch/ Top Cover Latch Spring
(1) Remove the two screws 1 to detach the top cover handle 2 and disengage the top cover latch
3 (at the same time, the two top cover latch springs 4 become detached).
1
3
2
1
Figure 3-3-5 Top Cover Handle/ Tope Cover Latch/ Top Cover Latch Spring
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3.3.6
Eject Guide Assy

(1) Remove the five screws 1 to detach the eject guide Assy 2.
Figure 3-3-6 Eject Guide Assy
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3.3.7
Cassette Assy/ Front Cover Assy/ Front Cover Inner Baffle

(1) Detach the cassette Assy 1.
(2) Open the front cover 2, and disengage it at two places to detach it.
(3) Detach the front cover inner baffle 3.
Figure 3-3-7 Cassette Assy/ Front Cover Assy/ Front Cover Inner Baffle
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3.3.8
Retard Pad Assy/ Retard Pad Assy Spring

(1) Remove the cassette 1.
(2) Detach the retard pad Assy 2 (at the same time, the spring 3 becomes detached).
2
3
Figure 3-3-8 Retard Pad Assy/ Retard Pad Assy Spring
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3.3.9
Feed Roller and Nudger Roller

(1) Remove the cassette.
(2) Unlatch and demount the feed roller 1.
(3) Unlatch and demount the nudger roller 2.
Figure 3-3-9 Feed Roller and Nudger Roller
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3.3.10 Rear Cover

(2) Remove the four screws 1 to detach the rear cover 2.
Note! When attaching the rear cover, take care not to allow the spring 3 to get caught in parts.
1
1
Figure 3-3-10 Rear Cover
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3.3.11 Face-Up Tray

(1) Open the face-up tray 1 in the arrow direction, and disengage it at two places to detach it.
Figure 3-3-11 Face-Up Tray
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3.3.12 Left Side Cover

(2) Open the front cover 2 and undo the screw 3.
(3) Remove the four screws 4 to detach the left side cover 5.
Figure 3-3-12 Left Side Cover
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3.3.13 Right Side Cover

(2) Open the front cover 2 and undo the screw 3.
(2) Remove the four screws 4 to detach the right side cover 5.
Figure 3-3-13 Right Side Cover
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3.3.14 Multipurpose Tray Assy/ Multipurpose Tray Cover Assy/ Links/ Multipurpose Tray Top Cover/
Multipurpose Tray Drive Gear
(3) Remove the left plate Assy (see section 3.3.22).
(4) Remove the three screws 1 to detach the multipurpose tray top cover 2.
(5) Remove the three screws 3 (two of them are black) and the connector to detach the multipurpose
tray 4.
(6) Disengage A and B at both sides of the assembly to detach the multipurpose tray cover Assy
5 (at the same time, the links 6 become detached).
(7) Unhook and detach the multipurpose tray drive gear 7.
7
2
1
4
6
3
3
B
A
Figure 3-3-14 Multipurpose Tray Assy/ Multipurpose Tray Cover Assy/ Links/ Multipurpose Tray Top
Cover/ Multipurpose Tray Drive Gear
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3.3.15 Drum Contact Assys

(1) Insert a flatblade screwdriver between the printer case and the drum contact Assy 1 to demount
the drum contact Assy 1.
Figure 3-3-15 Drum Contact Assys
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3.3.16 Media Thickness Sensor Assy

(1) Detach the Cover Seal Sensor 1 and the Thickness Sensor Connector 2.
(2) Remove the two screws 3 to demount the Media Thickness Assy.
(3) Insert a microdriver(-) between the Thickness Plate Assy 4 and Thickness Sensor Assy 5 to
demount the Thickness Sensor Assy 5
Note! When attaching the Media Thickness Assy, adjust [Spin lever adjust by microdriver(-)] the
position of lever (White).
The upper surface of the lever be in agreement with a datum level. (Adjustment range 0/0.5mm)
Lever(White)
0/-0.5mm
Adjustment
range
Microdriver
Datum
level
Datum
level
Lever
adjust
View A
Lever(White)
2
3
View A
Figure 3-3-16 Media Thickness Sensor Assy

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3.3.17 Registration Roller Assy (A)/ Registration Drive Gear (A)

(3) Remove the multipurpose tray (see section 3.3.14).
(4) Remove the Media Thickness Sensor Assy. (see section 3.3.16).
(5) Remove the screw 1 of the Pickup Stage 2.
(6) Remove the four screws 3 to demount the registration roller Assy (A) 4and the Pickup Stage
2.
(7) Remove the E ring 5 to detach the registration gear (A) 6.
Note!
When attaching the pickup stage 2, place the stage height adjustment jig between the
pressure roller and the registration roller and, until the top surface of the pickup stage
reaches the jig, move the pickup stage toward the jig.
Stage height adjustment jig
1
2
Top surface
6 5
2
4
Figure 3-3-17 Registration Roller Assy (A)/ Registration Driver Gear (A)
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3.3.18 Registration Roller Assy (B)

(1) Remove the cassette Assy.
(2) Open the front cover.
(5) Remove the registration clutch (see section 3.3.18).
(7) Unscrew the four screws 1, and pull out the registration Assy (B) 1 in the arrow direction.
Figure 3-3-18 Registration Roller Assy (B)
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3.3.19 Registration Clutch and Registration Motor Assy

(3) Remove the connector and the E ring 1, then remove the two screws 2, the earth 3 and the
registration clutch 4.
(4) Remove the connector to remove the two screws 5 and the registration motor Assy 6.
5
2
3
2
5
4
1
Figure 3-3-19 Registration Clutch and Registration Motor Assy
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3.3.20 Main Cooling Fan

(1) Unhook the connector (1), and remove the screw (2) and the cooling fan (3).
Note!
When attaching the cooling fan, observe its correct orientation.
Outlet
Figure 3-3-20 Main Cooling Fan
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3.3.21 Color Registration Sensor Assy

(1) Remove the two screws 1 and the two connectors to demount the color registration sensor
Assy 2.
(2) Remove the earth plate B 3.
1
2
Connectors
Figure 3-3-21 Color Registration Sensor Assy
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3.3.22 Duplex Guide Assy

(1) Unlatch and demount the duplex guide 1.
Main chassis (rear)
Figure 3-3-22 Duplex Guide Assy
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3.3.23 Electrical Chassis Cooling Fan

(1) Unscrew the four screws 1 to remove the plate A 2.
(2) Unscrew the four screws 3 to remove the shield plate B 4.
(3) Remove the printer engine controller PWB (see section 3.3.30).
(4) Unscrew the eleven screws 5 to remove the shield plate 6.
(5) Unscrew the two screws 7 to demount the electrical chassis cooling fan 8.
2
4
5
5
5
Outlet
5
3
Figure 3-3-23 Electrical Chassis Cooling Fan
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3.3.24 Printer Engine Controller PWB

(3) Remove the five screws 1 and all the connectors to demount the printer engine controller
PWB 2.
1
2
Figure 3-3-24 Printer Engine Controller PWB
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3.3.25 Printer Unit Chassis

(1) Unscrew the two screws 1 and remove the AC inlet 2.
(2) Unscrew the four black screws 3 and five screws 4 to detach the printer unit chassis 5.
(3) Unscrew the four black screws 6 and remove the left top cover spring Assy 7.
(4) Unscrew the four black screws 8 and remove the right top cover spring Assy 9.
8
4
8
3
5
6
6
3
1
Figure 3-3-25 Pinter Unit Chassis
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3.3.26 Entrance Cassette Sensor Actuator

(1) Remove the printer unit chassis (see section 3.3.24).
(2) Turn over the main chassis.
(3) Remove the two clamps with tweezers to demount the entrance cassette sensor actuator 1.
Main chassis
Figure 3-3-26 Entrance Cassette Sensor Actuator
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3.3.27 Entrance Sensor PWB

(1) Remove the registration roller Assy (B) (see section 3.3.17).
(2) Remove the two screws 1 to demount the entrance sensor PWB 2.
Figure 3-3-27 Entrance Sensor PWB
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3.3.28 Entrance MT Sensor Actuator / Entrance Belt Sensor Actuator / Entrance Waste Chassis Sensor
Actuator
(1) Remove the entrance sensor PWB (R71) (see section 3.3.26).
(2) Unlatch and detach the entrance MT sensor actuator 1.
(3) Unlatch and detach the entrance belt actuator 2.
(4) Release the latch and remove the Entrance Waste Chassis Sensor Actuator 3.
3
Figure 3-3-28 Entrance MT Sensor Actuator / Entrance Belt Sensor Actuator /
Entrance Waste Chassis Sensor Actuator
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3.3.29 Fuser Exit Roller

(1) Unscrew the two screws 1 to remove the duplex gate solenoid Assy 2.
(2) Unscrew the screw 3 to remove the fuser exit roller contact 4.
(3) Remove the fuser drive gear -A 5 and fuser drive gear -A 6.
(4) Unscrew the screw 7 to remove the fuser drive gear -C 8.
(5) Unlatch and detach the fuser drive gear -B 9 and fuser exit roller bush (R) 0.
(6) Unlatch and detach the fuser exit roller bush (L) A and fuser exit roller B.
8
0
7
9
6
5
3
1
4
2
Figure 3-3-29 Fuser Exit Roller
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3.3.30 Exit Sensor Assy

(1) Remove the fuser exit roller (see section 3.3.28).
(2) Remove the screw 1 and connector to demount the (red and blue) exit sensor Assy 2.
1
2
Figure 3-3-30 Exit Sensor Assy
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3.3.31 Fuser Latching Handle (L)

(1) Remove the latching handle spring 1.
(2) Unscrew the screw 2 to detach the fuser latching handle (L) 3.
2
Figure 3-3-31 Fuser Latching Handle (L)
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3.3.32 Belt Motor Assy

(1) Remove the fuser latching handle (R) (see section 3.3.32).
(2) Remove the two screws 1 to detach the two connectors 2.
(3) Demount the belt motor Assy 3.
1
3
1
Figure 3-3-32 Belt Motor Assy
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3.3.33 Fuser Latching Handle (R)

(2) Remove the E ring 1.
(3) Remove the fuser latching handle spring 2 to detach the fuser latching handle (R) 3.
Figure 3-3-33 Fuser Latching Handle (R)
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3.3.34 Main Motor Assy

(1) Remove the belt motor Assy (see section 3.3.31).
(2) Remove all the connectors.
(3) Remove the four screws 1 to demount the main motor Assy 2.
1
2
1
Figure 3-3-34 Main Motor Assy
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3.3.35 Main Feeder Drive Motor

(1) Remove the two screws 1 to detach the main feeder drive motor 2.
(2) Unscrew the screw 3 to remove the main feeder drive motor bracket 4.
(3) Remove the main feeder drive motor gears A 5 and B 6.
2
6
1
4
1
3
Figure 3-3-35 Main Feeder Drive Motor
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3.3.36 Contact Assy/ Left Plate Assy

(2) Remove the four screws 1 to detach the left plate Assy 2.
(3) Remove the screw 3 to detach the contact Assy 4.
4
2
Figure 3-3-36 Contact Assy/ Left Plate Assy
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3.3.37 Low Voltage Power Supply

(2) Unhook the connector 1.
(3) Unscrew the screw 2 to remove the earth cable 3.
(4) Unscrew the six screws 4 to demount the low voltage power supply 5.
4
1
2
5
4
Figure 3-3-37 Low Voltage Power Supply
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3.3.38 High voltage power supply

(1) Remove the contact Assy (see section 3.3.35).
(2) Unhook the connector of the high voltage power supply 1.
(3) Remove the two screws 2 to detach the high voltage power supply 1 and the tape harness 3.
2
3
2
Figure 3-3-38 High Voltage Power Supply
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3.3.39 Main Feed Assy

(2) Remove the low voltage power supply and high voltage power supply (see sections 3.3.36 and
3.3.37).
(3) Unscrew the five screws 1 to remove the lower plate 2.
(4) Unscrew the four screws 3 to demount the main feed Assy 4.
(5) Unhook and remove the main feed drive gear 5.
2
1
3
5
1
Figure 3-3-39 Main Feed Assy
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3.3.40 Cassette/ Left Guide Assy

(2) Remove the main feed Assy (see section 3.3.38).
(3) Remove the three screws 1 to detach the left cassette guide Assy 2. At the same time, the
earth plate 3 becomes detached.
(4) Remove the cassette lift spring 4, then remove the plastic slide 5, the cassette lift arm (L) 6
and the plastic roller 7.
(5) Remove the two feet 8.
(6) Remove the cassette lock spring 9, then remove the cassette lock 0.
5
8
0
9
8
1
Figure 3-3-40 Cassette/ Left Guide Assy
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3.3.41 Cassette/ Right Guide Assy

(2) Remove the main feed Assy (see section 3.3.38).
(3) Remove the five screws 1 to detach the right cassette guide Assy 2. At the same time, the
earth plate 3 becomes detached.
(4) Remove the cassette lift spring 4, then detach the plastic slide 5, the cassette lift arm (L) 6
and the plastic roller 7.
(5) Unscrew the screw 8 to remove the paper size actuator 9.
(6) Unscrew the screw 0 to remove the paper size sensing PWB A in the downward direction.
(7) Remove the two feet B.
(8) Remove the cassette lock spring C, then remove the cassette lock D.
(9) Unscrew the two screws E to remove the 2nd tray connector F.
(10) Unscrew the screw G, then remove the duplex Assy ground contact H.
2
5
4
6
B
0
A
1
C
D
3
A
F
Figure 3-3-41 Printer Tray/ Right Guide Assy
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3.3.42 Fuser Unit

(2) Push the right and left fuser levers (blue) 2 in the arrow direction to detach the fuser unit 3.
1
2
Figure 3-3-42 Fuser Unit
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3.3.43 Belt Unit

(2) Remove the I/D unit.
(3) Push the lever (blue) 2 in the arrow direction, raise the handle (blue)3 and detach the belt unit
4.
3
4
Figure 3-3-43 Belt Unit
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3.3.44 Duplex Unit

(1) Remove the cassette Assy, the front cover Assy and the front cover inner baffle.
(2) Unlatch the rear at the right and left, and pull the duplex unit 1 toward the front.
Latch
Latch
Figure 3-3-44 Duplex Unit
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3.3.45 Guide Rails (L) and (R)

(1) Remove the duplex unit (see section 3.3.43).
(2) Remove the six screws 1 to detach the guide rails (L) 2 and (R) 3.
Figure 3-3-45 Guide Rail (L), (R)
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3.3.46 Duplex Transport Assembly

(1) Turn over the duplex transport Assy.
(2) Unscrew the three screws 1 and five screws 2 to detach the plate 3.
(3) Unplug the connector and detach the mold Assy 4.
(4) Detach the two actuators 5.
(5) Unscrew the screws 6 and 7 to remove the earth 8.
(6) Unhook the connector and disengage the two claws to detach PCB-MOP 9.
(7) Unplug the cable and, warping the claw, detach the transport sensor.
(8) Unscrew the two screws to detach the cord duplex connector Assy.
(9) Unscrew the screw 0 to remove the earth A.
(10) Unscrew the screw B to remove the earth C.
(11) Unscrew the screw D to remove the earth E.
(12) Detach the bush F, gear G and bush H, then detach the roller I.
(13) Unscrew the screw J to remove the earth K.
(14) Detach the gear L and bush M. At the same time, the mini pitch belt N becomes detached.
(15) Detach the gear O and bush P, then detach the roller Q. At the same time, the mini pitch belt
R becomes detached.
(16) Unscrew the screw S to remove the earth T.
(17) Remove the E ring U and three screws V to detach the motor Assy W. At the same time, the
earth X becomes detached.
(18) Detach the gear Y and bush Z.
(19) Detach the gear [, knock-pin \ and bush ], then detach the roller _.
(20) Detach the bush a, gear b, knock-pin c and bush d, then detach the roller e. At the same
time, the earths f and g become detached.
(21) Detach the idle roller shaft and the idle roller, then detach the idle roller springs (eight springs).
(22) Remove the cable of the duplex transport sensor Assy from the claw of the cover-upper.
Disengage the claw, then detach the sensor.
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1
2
3
2
V
U
V
7
6
8
_
\
][
cb
X F
KY
O
0
A
B
R
G
P
A
E
L
N
Duplex transport sensor 2
Cord duplex
connector Assy
Duplex transfer Assy
Idle roller spring
Idle roller 8
Idle roller shaft 8
Figure 3-3-46 Duplex Transport Assembly
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3.3.47 CU Assy
(1) Pulling out Controller Board
1. Undo the two screws 1.
2. Pull the controller board 2 out.
3. Place the controller board 2 on a flat table.
(2) Detaching Fan
1. Remove the connector 3.
2. Remove the two screws 4.
3. Detach the fan 5.
2
1
5
3
Figure 3-3-47 CU Assy (1/2)
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(3) Demounting TIG Board

1. Remove the three screws 6 and screw 7 to detach the fan bracket 8.
2. Remove the screw 9 and four screws 0 to detach the plate support A and the guide rail AB.
3. Remove the two screws C to detach the guide rail BD.
4. Remove the two screws E and two screws F and the plate-FG(Centro)G, then demount
the SWA board H.
6
8
7
0
H
0
F
G
A
D
0
B
E
41964009
(Board Assy.-cu[711])
Attached screw.
Figure 3-3-47 CU Assy (2/2)

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4.
ADJUSTMENT
This device is adjusted by key input from the operator panel.
Other than the general menu, this device supports a maintenance menu. Select the menu that
matches your objective.
4.0
System Maintenance MENU

The printer enters this mode when you turn on the power supply switch while holding down the
[Menu]+[Item]+[Value]+[Cancel] (0+1+6+7)switches.
Note:
This menu is not disclosed to end-users because changes can be made to brand/
destination, etc.
Table 4-0 (1/2) Maintenance Menu display Table
Item(1st Line)
Category
Value(2nd Line)
DF Functions
OKIUSER
OKIUSER
ODA
OEL
APS
JP1
JPOEM1
OEMA
OEML
Sets Brand
JPOEM1: Japan OEM
OEMA: Overseas OEM for A4 default
OEML: Overseas OEM for Letter default
Boots up automatically when the Menu is existed.
CONFIGURATION
MENU
ENGINE SPEED
HIGH
LOW
For swithing the engine speed between the

overseas 16/24PPM model and the 20/24PPM
model.
(Valid only for PX711 600dpi Head)
HIGH: 20/24PPM model (C7300)
LOW : 16/24PPM model (C7100)
Reboots automatically as the menu is exited.
note: This function for PX713 is ignored.
HIGH RESOLUTION
ENABLE
DISABLE
Not used.
note: Dont change the setting value.
ENG STATUS PRINT
ENG STATUS PRINT
EXECUTE
Selecting by the Select switch, then

pressing the On-line switch will prompt
initialization and printing Engine information.
TEST PRINT MENU
TEST PRINT MENU
ENABLE
DISABLE
Switches ENABLE and DISABLE to display the

TEST PRINT MENU category in the User Menu.
( See "ID Check Pattern" section. )
PAGE CNT PRINT
PERSONALITY
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ENABLE
DISABLE
Sets printing or not printing the total page count

in PRINT MENU MAP.
Cange the default PDL for each brand.
PCL
ENABLE
DISABLE
IBM PPR III XL
ENABLE
DISABLE
EPSON FX
ENABLE
DISABLE
Adobe Postscript
ENABLE
DISABLE
HP-GL/2
ENABLE
DISABLE
PCL XL
ENABLE
DISABLE
PDF
ENABLE
DISABLE
*
*
PDLs that are disabled in this Menu will not be

displayed on User Menu or Adomin Menus
PERSONALITY.
When print data in the PDL language set to
DISABLE is received, the printer will display
INVALID DATA and discard received data. (HPGL/2 is under development, and there is no plan
to implement as yet in the product. )
The PDF function requires Adobe Postscript;
thus, switching ON/OFF of PDF alone is
disabled.
(Setting Adobe Postscript on DISABLE will set
the PDF function to DISABLE as well. )
On the PX711/713, neither Adobe Postscript nor
PDF can be set to DISABLE. (They are to be
always set to ENABLE for use. Even if they are
set to DISABLE, the printer processes the data it
receives. This item is incorporated only in the
menu ahead of time for future extension. )
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Table 4-0 (2/2) Maintenance Menu display Table

Category
Value(2nd Line)
Item(1st Line)
DF Functions
NETWORK
The details depend on Network.

( Not used )
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
XX.XX.XX
Enters engine self-diagnostic mode.

The display in place of xx.xx varies among the
PU version.
(The disply within this category depends on the
Engine Maintenance specs.)
Switch operations and LCD displays in Engine Self-diagnostic Mode depend on the instructions from the Engine F/W;
hence, they are different from the operation spec in the Controller F/W.
Engine Self-diagnostic Mode is excutable even if the Controller board is removed.
For details, see the Engine Unit spec as needed.
4.0.1
ID Check Pattern Printing ( " TEST PRINT MENU " item )

This pattern can be used for the cause investigation (specifying of color(C,M,Y,K) of the problem
item, the confirmation of the periodicity) of the following problem that it originated in ID, the LED
head. It is composed of CMYK color 20% duty each of the patterns (print 2 pages).
Operation: (Press switch)
Without HDD: "0" - "0" - "3" - "3"
With HDD : "0" - "0" - "0" - "3" - "3"
- Vertical Black/White Lines
- Vertical Black/White Bands
- Horizontal Black/White Lines
- Horizontal Black/White Bands
Print pattern:
Page.1
M+Y
Page.2
M+Y
4.1
Maintenance Mode and Functions
4.1.1
Maintenance menu
A maintenance menu category is located in the general menu category.
The following items are those that can be set with this menu.
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Maintenance Menu
Category
Item(1st Line)
MAINTENANCE MENU EEPROM reset
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DF
Functions
EXECUTE
Resets EEPROM for CU.
SAVE MENU Save

menu setting
EXECUTE
Saves current menu setting. A

message asking Are you sure?
and a choice of YES/NO will
appear.
RESTORE MENU
Return to saved
menu setting
EXECUTE
Changes setting to the stored menu

setting. (Displayed only when a
menu setting is stored.)
NOTE: Stored in CU Flash (directly
attached). In HDD if HDD exists.
POWER SAVE
Power save
function
Enabled
Disabled
Enables or disables the power save

mode. The time to switch to Power
Save Enable can be changed with
the Power Save Delay Time Item in
the System Configuration Menu.
Normal paper black 0

setting
+1
+2
-2
-1
Normal Paper/Black Print

Used for fine adjustment when
scratches or dots are notable on
print results.
Decrement if the highly-dense print
portion seems dispersed or
scattered with white dust.
Increment if the print result seems
faint.
Normal paper color

setting
0
+1
+2
-2
-1
Normal Paper/Color Print

print results.
faint.
OHP paper black

setting
0
+1
+2
-2
-1
OHP/Black Print
print results.
faint.
OHP paper color

setting
0
+1
+2
-2
-1
OHP/Color Print
print results.
faint.
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4.1.2
Engine maintenance mode

Three modes from Level 1 to Level 3 are in the engine maintenance mode. Level 1 is a mode that
checks the media transport and basic movement of the print system. Level 2 checks the counter
for consumables and tests the correcting function of color displacement, and is a mode that does
not require special knowledge. Level 3, on the other hand, requires special knowledge for handling
the process parameter setting and is contained in the independent experimental element of PU.
Basically, levels other than Level 1 should not be used.
4.1.2.1 Operator panel

The description for operations related to self-diagnosis is made presuming the arrangement of the
operator panel shown below.
4.1.2.2 Normal self-diagnostic mode (Level 1)

Items in the normal self-diagnostic mode menu are listed below.
Switch scan test
Motor & clutch test
Executing test pattern
NVM initialization
Consumables counter display
Consumables continuation counter display
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4.1.2.2.1 Entering self-diagnostic mode (Level 1)

1. The system maintenance menu mode is entered by turning the power ON while pressing the
), 1,6, and 7 keys simultaneously.
2. Press the ) key several times until [DIAGNOSTIC MODE] is displayed.
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
XX.XX.XX
FACTORY/SHIPPING
3. The [XX.XX.XX] in [DISGNOSTIC MODE XX.XX.XX] that is displayed in the LCD display is the
ROM version. The set value for FACTORY WORKING MODE is displayed in the right side of
the bottom line. [SHIPPING] is normally set.
4. Proceed to each self-diagnosis step by pressing the 1 or 5 key.
(The menu item rotates by pressing the 1,5 key.)
4.1.2.2.2 Exiting the self-diagnostic mode

1. Turn the power OFF, then turn it on after ten seconds.
4.1.2.3 Switch scan test

This self-diagnosis is used for checking the input sensor and switch.
1. Press the 1 and 5 keys until the normal diagnostic mode is entered and [SWITCH SCAN] is
displayed on the top line.
(Key 1 increments the test item and Key 5 decrements the test item.)
SWITCH SCAN
2. Press the 2 and 6 keys until the SCAN number that corresponds to the unit subject to the
following test listed in Table4-1. (Key 2 increments the item and Key 6 decrements the item.)
SWITCH SCAN 00
1=H 2=L 3=H 4=L
3. The test starts by pressing the 3 key. The SWITCH SCAN number begins to blink and the
number of the corresponding unit (1-4) is displayed along with the current status.
Manipulate each unit (Fig 4-1). The items are displayed in the LCD that corresponds to each
item. (The display differs for each sensor. See Table 4-1 for details.)
4. The SWITCH SCAN number reappears in the display status (blinking ceased) by pressing the
7 key.
5. Repeat Steps 2 to 4 as required.
6. Press the 4 key to end the test. (Status returns to that described in 1.)
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Heat/Humidity sensor
OHP sensor
Top fuser sensor
Cover up switch
Paper empty
sensor
K toner sensor
M toner sensor
Paper weight
Y toner sensor
C toner sensor
sensor
Bottom fuser sensor
Stacker full sensor

Paper eject sensor
Entrance MT sensor
Color irregularity
sensor (L)
Color irregularity
sensor (R)
Density sensor
Cover front switch

Belt waste toner sensor
Duplex print
entrance sensor
Paper empty sensor

Paper near sensor
Duplex print
rear sensor
Cassette 2 hopping sensor

Cassette 2 paper empty sensor
Cassette 2 paper near sensor
Cassette 3 hopping sensor
Cassette 3 paper empty sensor

Cassette 3 paper near sensor
Paper size 1,2,3,4 switch
Duplex print front sensor

Cassette 2 paper size switch
Cassette 3 paper size switch
Figure 4-1 Switch Sensor Position
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SWITCH SCAN 11 Duplex print entrance

sensor
(Option)
Cassette 2 paper
SWITCH SCAN 12
size 1 SW
(Option)
Cassette 2 paper
SWITCH SCAN 13
empty sensor
(Option)
SWITCH SCAN 14
(Option)
Cassette 3 paper
SWITCH SCAN 15
size 1 SW
(Option)
Cassette 3 paper
SWITCH SCAN 16
empty sensor
(Option)
SWITCH SCAN 17
(Option)
Black head
SWITCH SCAN 24
temperature
Black ID up/down
SWITCH SCAN 25
sensor
Yellow head
temperature
Yellow ID up/down
sensor
AD value
***H
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
Cassette 3 paper
size 2 SW
Cassette 3 paper
near end sensor
-
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
Duplex print rear

sensor
Cassette 2 paper
size 2 SW
Cassette paper near
end sensor
-
Temperature sensor
AD value
***H
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
Cassette 3 hopping
sensor (paper feed)
Magenta head
temperature
Magenta ID up/down
sensor
Port level H,L

AD value
***H
Port level H,L
Cassette 3 paper
size 4 SW
Cyan head
temperature
Cyan ID up/down
sensor
Port level H,L

Port level H,L
Port level H,L

AD value
***H
Port level H,L
Cassette 2 hopping
sensor (paper feed)
Cassette 3 paper
size 3 SW
-
Port level H,L
Port level H,L

Port level H,L
Cassette 2 paper
size 3 SW
-
Port level H,L
Port level H,L

Duplex print front
sensor
Cassette 2 paper
size 4 SW
-
AD value
***H
Port level H,L
AD value
***H
-
Port level H,L

Cassette 1 paper
size 4 SW
Paper weight sensor
Port level H,L
Cassette 1 paper
size 3 SW
Density sensor
Port level H,L
Cassette 1 paper
size 2 SW
Color displacement
sensor (R)
-
Port level H,L
SWITCH SCAN 07
(See Table 4-2)
SWITCH SCAN 08
Center sensor below
fuser
-
Port level H,L

OHP sensor
Port level H,L
MT paper empty SW
Port level H,L
MT hop switch
SWITCH SCAN 06
AD value
***H
-
SWITCH SCAN 05
AD value
***H
AD value
***H
-
SWITCH SCAN 04
AD value
***H
AD value
***H
AD value
***H
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
Front cover SW
Port level H,L
Upper cover SW
SWITCH SCAN 03
Cassette 1 paper
size SW
Color irregularity
sensor
SWITCH SCAN 09 Center sensor above
fuser
Humidity sensor
SWITCH SCAN 10
Port level H,L
Y toner sensor
Port level H,L
M toner sensor
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
Belt waste toner
Port level H,L
C toner sensor
Display
Port level H,L
4
Entrance MT sensor
Display
Port level H,L
Port level H,L
NUMBER
3
Display
Entrance cassette
Port level H,L
sensor
Stacker full sensor
Port level H,L
K toner sensor
Port level H,L
2
Cassette 1 paper
near end sensor
Eject sensor
Display
Port level H,L
SWITCH SCAN 02
1
Cassette 1 paper
end sensor
SWITCH SCAN 01 Entrance belt sensor
SCAN
ROW
SWITCH SCAN 00
Table 4-1 SWITCH SCAN Details
Table 4-2 Paper Size Detection - Paper /Bit Correspondence Table
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No.
Paper
[0]
No cassette
[1]
Letter-S
[2]
Legal13-S
[3]
A4-S
[4]
B5-S
[5]
Executive-S
[6]
A6-S
[7]
Not supported
[8]
Legal14-S
[9]
Not supported
[A]
Not supported
[B]
Not supported
[C]
A5-S
[D]
Not supported
[E]
Not supported
[F]
Not supported
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4.1.2.4 Motor clutch test

This self-diagnostic routine is used to test the motor and clutch.
1. Press the 1 and 5 keys until the self-diagnostic (Level 1) mode is entered and [MOTOR &
CLUTCH TEST] is displayed in the top line.(Key 1 increments the test item and Key 5
decrements the test item.)
2. Press the 2 and 6 keys until the section that corresponds to the unit subject to the next test in
Table 4-2 is displayed in the top line of the display. (Key 2 increments the item and Key 6
decrements the item.)
MOTOR & CLUTCH TEST

BLACK - ID MOTOR
3. The test starts by pressing the3 key. The name of the unit begins to blink and the corresponding
unit drives for 10 seconds. (See Fig 4-3.)
Note:
The status returns to that described in 2 after driving 10 seconds, and the unit will start
driving again be pressing the corresponding switch.
The drive control conditions listed in Table 4-2 must be fulfilled in order to drive the
corresponding unit. A unit cannot be driven without fulfilling the conditions, and if attempted,
instructions will appear in the bottom display line.
For clutch solenoid, ON and OFF is repeated for normal print drive. (For those that cannot
be driven independently due to their mechanism, drive with the motor.)
4. A driving unit is stopped by pressing the 7 key. (The display of the corresponding unit is
maintained.)
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ID motor (Y)
ID motor (M)
ID motor (C)
ID motor (K)
Fuser motor
Eject solenoid
Belt motor
Resist motor
Resist clutch
Cassette 1 hopping motor
Duplex print
motor
Cassette 2 clutch
Cassette 2 motor
Sensor shutter
solenoid
Cassette 3 clutch
Cassette 3 motor
Figure 4-3
Table 4-2
Displayed Unit
Drive Restrictions
Restriction Display
ID motor (black)
Drive by removing all ID
Remove ID
ID motor (yellow)
(yellow/black/magenta/cyan).
ID motor (magenta)
ID motor (cyan)
Belt motor
Fuser motor
Resist motor
Drive by removing Cassette 1.
Remove Cassette 1
Resister clutch
Sensor shutter solenoid
Eject solenoid
Duplex print motor (option)
Duplex print clutch (option)
Remove Cassette 2
Cassette 2 roller clutch (option)
Cassette 3 feeder motor (option)
Remove Cassette 3
Cassette 3 roller clutch (option)
ID UP/DOWN
FAN1 TEST (Power Source Fan)
FAN2 TEST (Control Unit Fan)
Cassette 1 hopping motor
Cassette 2 motor (option)
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4.1.2.5 Test print

This self-diagnostic routine is used to print the test patterns in the PU. The other test patterns are
stored in the controller.
1. Press the 1 and 5 keys until the self-diagnostic (Level 1) mode is entered and [TEST PRINT]
is displayed in the top line. (Key 1 increments the test item and Key 5 decrements the test item.)
2. The bottom line displays the setup items applied only for test print. Press the 2 and 6 keys until
the corresponding item is displayed. (Key 2 increments the item and Key 6 decrements the
item.)
3. When the 3 and 7 keys are pressed, the setup items appear in the top line and set values appear
in the bottom line. The set value increments by pressing the 3 key and decrements by pressing
the 7 key. (The value that is set at the end will be applied.) Repeat Stop 3 as required.
TEST PATTERN
1
Display
PRINT EXECUTE
Set Value
Function
Press Key 3 to start print. / Press Key 7 to end print.
(In page unit.)
TEST PATTERN
0: empty page
1-7: Refer to the following page (pattern print).
8-15: empty page
CASSET
PAGE
COLOR
DUPLEX
TRAY1
TRAY2
TRAY3
FF
0000
ON
OFF
2 PAGES STACK
OFF
1PAGES STACK
Set paper feed source.
Set number of pages to test print.

Select color or monochrome.
Perform duplex print with 2-page stack.
Set duplex print to OFF.
Perform duplex print with 1-page stack.
is the default. The set items are valid only in this test mode. (They will not be written in
EEPROM.)
Note:
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Page setting: Key 1 or 5 shifts the digits.

Color setting: The following indications appear in the panel when Key 1 or 5 is pressed
when set to [ON].
Print setting for each color:
Shifts by pressing Key 1 or 5.
Switch between [ON] and [OFF] is set by pressing Key 3 or 7.
Panel indication returns by pressing Key 2 or 6.
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COLOR
Y:ON M:ON C:ON K:ON
4. Test print will be executed under the values set in Steps 2 and 3 by pressing the 3 key when
[PRINT EXECUTE] is displayed in the bottom row of the display.
Press the 7 key to stop the test print.
When an alarm indicated under Details in the table is detected at the start of test print or during
test print, a message will appear in the panel display and the print operation will be interrupted.
(Refer to 4.1.2.9 Panel display details for details on errors.)
Print pattern
0, 8-15: Empty print
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Pattern 2
Pattern 3
Pattern 4
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Pattern 5
Pattern 6
Pattern 7
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The following messages appear during print operation.
P=*** T=*** U=***[###]

H=***%
L=***[###]
P: No. of test print pages (unit: page)

U: Temperature of top heater [Set value] (unit: Celsius)
L: Temperature of bottom heater [Set value] (unit: Celsius)
T: Environment temperature (unit: Celsius)
H: Environment humidity (unit: percent)
The display changes by pressing the 3 key.
KTR=*.**KV YTR=*.**KV
MTR=*.**KV CTR=*.**KV
YTR, MTR, CTR, KTR are values of the set transfer voltage. (unit: KV)
The display changes by pressing the 3 key.

KR=*.**KV YR=*.**KV
MR=*.**KV CR=*.**KV
YR, MR, CR, KR are transfer rollers of each color values of the set transfer voltage. (unit: KV)
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4.1.2.6 Initializing NVM

This self-diagnosis is used for initializing non-volatile memory.
1. Press the 1 and 5 keys until the self-diagnostic (Level 1) mode is entered and [NV-RAM INITIAL]
is displayed in the top line. (Key 1 increments the item and Key 5 decrements the item.)
2. The bottom line displays the table number subject to initialization. There are three tables to
initialize. Press the 2 and 6 keys until the corresponding table number is displayed. (Key 2
increments the table number and Key 6 decrements the table number.)
Note:
Do not use Table 2.
NV-RAM INITIAL
TABLE 1
3. The [NV-RAM INITIAL] display blinks when the 3 key is pressed and all items in Table 4-3 will
be initialized by pressing the key for 10 seconds continuously.
Table 4-3 (1/2) Items to Initialize in Table 2

Details
Item to Initialize
Initialize internal counter since
Black
Drum counter
exchanging the drum.
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
Belt unit counter
exchanging the belt unit.
Fuser unit
exchanging the fuser unit.
counter
Toner counter
Black
recovering the toner error.
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
Initial Value
0
Unit
-
Initial Value
0
Unit
1/1200 inch
1/1200 inch
1/1200 inch
Table 4-3 (2/2) Items to Initialize in Table 2

Item to Initialize
Color irregularity Yellow
Magenta
adjust point X
Cyan
axis
Magenta
adjust point Y
Cyan
axis (L)
Magenta
adjust point Y
Cyan
axis (R)
Engine
parameter
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Details
Initialize X axis correction value for
the LED head (yellow, magenta,
cyan).
Initialize Y axis (L) correction value
for the LED head (yellow, magenta,
cyan).
Initialize Y axis (R) correction value
for the LED head (yellow, magenta,
cyan).
Initialize all items set in Level 2 and 3
in the engine maintenance mode.
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4.1.2.7 Displaying the consumables counter

This self-diagnosis is used for displaying the consumed status of consumables.
1. Press the 1 and 5 keys until the normal self-diagnostic mode is entered and [CONSUMABLE
STATUS] is displayed in the top line. (Key 1 increments the item and Key 5 decrements the
item.)
2. The consumed status of consumables is displayed by pressing the 2 and 6 keys. (Keys 3 and
7 are invalid.)
Item
Top Display
Bottom Display
Format
Unit
Details
Fuser unit
FUSER UNIT
******** PRINTS
Decimal system Printed sheets Displays number of pages
Belt unit
TR BELT UNIT
******** PRINTS
Decimal system Printed sheets Displays number of pages
since installing a new fuser.

since installing a new drum
unit.
ID unit - black
BLACK ID UNIT
******** IMAGES
Decimal system
Printed sheets Displays number of
ID unit - yellow
YELLOW ID UNIT ******** IMAGES
Decimal system
Printed sheets rotations by converting to
ID unit - magenta MAGENTA ID UNIT ******** IMAGES
Decimal system
Printed sheets A4 3Page/Job since
ID unit - cyan
CYAN ID UNIT
******** IMAGES
Decimal system
Printed sheets installing a new ID unit.
Toner - black
BLACK TONER
***%
Decimal system
Displays amount of color
Toner - yellow
YELLOW TONER
***%
Decimal system
toner used.
Toner - magenta
MAGENTA TONER ***%
Decimal system
Toner - cyan
CYAN TONER
***%
Decimal system
4.1.2.8 Displaying the consumables continuation counter

This self-diagnosis is used for displaying the continuous status of a consumable.
Continuous status of a consumable is the total count of a consumable that is not initialized even
upon being replaced. The consumed amount is counted continuously.
1. Press the 1 and 5 keys until the normal self-diagnostic mode is entered and the continuous
status of a consumable is displayed in the top line. (Key 1 increments the item and Key 5
decrements the item.)
2. The total consumed amount of a consumable is displayed by pressing the 2 and 6 keys. (Keys
3 and 7 are invalid.)
Item
Top Display
Total sheets fed TOTAL SHEETS FEED
Bottom Display
******** PRINTS
Format
Unit
Details
Decimal system Printed sheets Total number of fed sheets

including passed paper.
Print - black
BLACK IMPRESSIONS
******** IMAGES
Decimal system Printed sheets Displays number of
Print - yellow
YELLOW IMPRESSIONS
******** IMAGES
Decimal system Printed sheets printed sheets for each
Print - magenta MAGENTA IMPRESSIONS ******** IMAGES
Decimal system Printed sheets color ID.
Print - cyan
Decimal system Printed sheets
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CYAN IMPRESSIONS
******** IMAGES
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4.1.2.9 Panel display details

Panel display
Panel Display
Details
BLANCE ERROR
Balance error
BELT LIFE OVER
Belt life over
BELT REFLECTION ERROR
Belt reflection error
BELT UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
Belt unit fuse cut error
BLACK DENSITY CALIB ERROR
Black density calibration error
BLACK DENSITY SENSOR ERROR
Black density sensor error
BLACK DRUM LIFE OVER
Black drum life over
BLACK DRUM NEAR LIFE
Black drum life warning
BLACK DRUM UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
Black drum unit fuse cut error
BLACK DRUM UP/DOWN ERROR
Black drum up/down error
BLACK IRREGULAR ERROR
Black detect range out error
BLACK LED HEAD ERROR
Black LED head error
BLACK REGISTRATION ERROR(PX711)
Black irregularity error
BLACK REGISTRATION OUT HORIZONTAL
Abnormal color irregularity registration value detected in

black sub-scan registration
BLACK REGISTRATION OUT LEFT
Black registration range out error (left)
BLACK REGISTRATION OUT RIGHT
Black registration range out error (right)
BLACK SENSOR ERROR LEFT
Black left sensor error
BLACK SENSOR ERROR RIGHT
Black right sensor error
BLACK TONER EMPTY
Black toner empty
BLACK TONER LOW
Black toner low
BLACK TONER SENSOR ERROR
Black toner sensor error
BLACK ID DENSITY ERROR 1
Black ID density error 1
BLACK ID DENSITY ERROR 2
Black ID density error 2
CALIBRATION CHIP ERROR
CALIBRATION CHIP ERROR
CALIBRATION ERROR
CALIBRATION ERROR
COLOR DENSITY CALIB ERROR
COLOR DENSITY CALIB ERROR
COLOR DENSITY SENSOR ERROR
COLOR DENSITY SENSOR ERROR
COOLING DOWN
COOLING DOWN
CUSTOM DIAGNOSTICS MODE
CUSTOM DIAGNOSTICS MODE
CYAN DRUM LIFE OVER
CYAN DRUM LIFE OVER
CYAN DRUM NEAR LIFE
CYAN DRUM NEAR LIFE
CYAN DRUM UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
CYAN DRUM UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
CYAN DRUM UP/DOWN ERROR
CYAN DRUM UP/DOWN ERROR
CYAN IRREGULAR ERROR
CYAN DETECT VALUE ERROR
CYAN LED HEAD ERROR
CYAN LED HEAD ERROR
CYAN REGISTRATION ERROR
CYAN COLOR IRREGULARITY ERROR
CYAN REGISTRATION OUT HORIZONTAL

cyan sub-scan registration
CYAN REGISTRATION OUT LEFT
CYAN REGISTRATION OUT LEFT
CYAN REGISTRATION OUT RIGHT
CYAN SENSOR ERROR LEFT
CYAN SENSOR ERROR RIGHT
CYAN TONER EMPTY
CYAN TONER EMPTY
CYAN TONER LOW
CYAN TONER LOW
CYAN TONER SENSOR ERROR
CYAN ID DENSITY ERROR 1
DIAGNOSTICS MODE
DIAGNOSTICS MODE
DISPOSAL TONER FULL
DISPOSAL TONER FULL
DISPOSAL TONER NEAR FULL
DISPOSAL TONER NEAR FULL
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Panel Display
Details
DRIVE MOTOR OVER HEAT
DRIVE MOTOR OVER HEAT
DUPLEX I/F ERROR
DUPLEX I/F ERROR
DUPLEX TYPE MISMATCH
DUPLEX TYPE MISMATCH
DUPLEX UNIT OPEN(PX713)
DUPLEX UNIT OPEN(PX713)
ENGINE BOARD FAN MOTOR ERROR
ENGINE BOARD FAN MOTOR ERROR
ENGINE CONTROL ERROR
ENGINE CONTROL ERROR
ENGINE EEPROM ERROR
ENGINE EEPROM ERROR
ENGINE EEPROM MISSING
ENGINE EEPROM MISSING
ENGINE LIFE OVER
ENGINE LIFE OVER
ENGINE RAM ERROR
ENGINE RAM ERROR
ENGINE ROM ERROR
ENGINE ROM ERROR
ENGINE SRAM ERROR
ENGINE SRAM ERROR
ENV TEMP SENSOR ERROR
ENV TEMP SENSOR ERROR
FACE-UP STACKER OPEN
FACE-UP STACKER OPEN
FLASH HARDWARE ERROR
FLASH HARDWARE ERROR
FLASH SOFTWARE ERROR
FLASH SOFTWARE ERROR
FRONT COVER OPEN(PX711)
FRONT COVER OPEN(PX711)
FUSER LIFE OVER
FUSER LIFE OVER
FUSER UNIT FAN MOTOR ERROR
FUSER UNIT FAN MOTOR ERROR
FUSER UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
FUSER UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
FUSER UNIT MISMATCH
FUSER UNIT MISMATCH
HOPPING ERROR DUPLEX
HOPPING ERROR DUPLEX
HOPPING ERROR MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER
HOPPING ERROR MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER
HOPPING ERROR TRAY1
HOPPING ERROR TRAY1
HOPPING ERROR TRAY2
HOPPING ERROR TRAY2
HOPPING ERROR TRAY3
HOPPING ERROR TRAY3
HOPPING ERROR TRAY4
HOPPING ERROR TRAY4
HOPPING ERROR TRAY5
HOPPING ERROR TRAY5
HUMIDITY SENSOR DEW ERROR
HUMIDITY SENSOR DEW ERROR
HUMIDITY SENSOR ERROR
HUMIDITY SENSOR ERROR
INFEED:DUPLEX
Duplex hopping error
INFEED:MP-FEEDER
MP feeder hopping error
INFEED:TRAY1
Tray 1 hopping error
INFEED:TRAY2
INFEED:TRAY3
INFEED:TRAY4
INFEED:TRAY5
INITIALIZING
Controlling initialization upon power ON
INITIALIZING
Controlling initialization upon cover open/close
INITIALIZING DENSITY ADJUST
Controlling adjustment of auto density
INITIALIZING REGISTRATION ADJUST
Controlling adjustment of auto color irregularity
INPATH:DUPLEX ENTRY
Duplex internal jam
INPATH:DUPLEX INPUT
Duplex transport jam
INPATH:DUPLEX REVERSAL
Duplex reversal unit jam
INPATH:EXIT
Ejection jam
INPATH:FEED
Feed jam
INPATH:TRANSPORT
Transport jam
JAM DUPLEX ENTRY
Duplex internal jam
JAM DUPLEX INPUT
JAM DUPLEX REVERSAL
JAM EXIT
Ejection jam
JAM FEED
Feed jam
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Details
Panel Display
JAM TRANSPORT
Transport jam
JOB OFFSET HOME ERROR(PX713)
JOB OFFSET HOME ERROR(PX713)
LED HEAD OVER HEAT
LED HEAD OVER HEAT
LIFT ERROR TRAY1(PX713)
LIFT UP TRAY1(PX713)
LOWER HEATER HIGH TEMPER
LOWER HEATER HIGH TEMPER
LOWER HEATER LOW TEMPER
LOWER HEATER LOW TEMPER
LOWER HEATER OPEN ERROR
LOWER HEATER OPEN ERROR
LOWER HEATER SHORT ERROR
LOWER HEATER SHORT ERROR
MAGENTA DRUM LIFE OVER
MAGENTA DRUM LIFE OVER
MAGENTA DRUM NEAR LIFE
MAGENTA DRUM UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
MAGENTA DRUM UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
MAGENTA DRUM UP/DOWN ERROR
MAGENTA DRUM UP/DOWN ERROR
MAGENTA IRREGULAR ERROR
MAGENTA IRREGULAR ERROR
MAGENTA LED HEAD ERROR
MAGENTA LED HEAD ERROR
MAGENTA REGISTRATION ERROR
MAGENTA REGISTRATION ERROR
MAGENTA REGISTRATION OUT HORIZONTAL

magenta sub-scan registration
MAGENTA REGISTRATION OUT LEFT
MAGENTA REGISTRATION OUT LEFT
MAGENTA REGISTRATION OUT RIGHT
MAGENTA REGISTRATION OUT RIGHT
MAGENTA SENSOR ERROR LEFT
MAGENTA SENSOR ERROR LEFT
MAGENTA SENSOR ERROR RIGHT
MAGENTA SENSOR ERROR RIGHT
MAGENTA TONER EMPTY
MAGENTA TONER EMPTY
MAGENTA TONER LOW
MAGENTA TONER LOW
MAGENTA TONER SENSOR ERROR
MAGENTA TONER SENSOR ERROR
MAGENTA ID DENSITY ERROR 1
MAILBOX I/F ERROR(PX711)
MAILBOX I/F ERROR(PX711)
MISSING BELT UNIT
MISSING BELT UNIT
MISSING BLACK DRUM
MISSING BLACK DRUM
MISSING CYAN DRUM
MISSING CYAN DRUM
MISSING FUSER UNIT
MISSING FUSER UNIT
MISSING MAGENTA DRUM
MISSING MAGENTA DRUM
MISSING YELLOW DRUM
MISSING YELLOW DRUM
MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER STAGE POSITION
MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER STAGE POSITION
PAPER END MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER
PAPER END MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER
PAPER END TRAY1
PAPER END TRAY1
PAPER END TRAY2
PAPER END TRAY2
PAPER END TRAY3
PAPER END TRAY3
PAPER END TRAY4
PAPER END TRAY4
PAPER END TRAY5
PAPER END TRAY5
PAPER NEAR END MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER
PAPER NEAR END MULTI PURPOSE FEEDER
PAPER NEAR END TRAY1
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Details
Panel Display
PAPER PILE OUT OF TRAY
Paper transport error
PAPER SIZE ERROR
PAPER SIZE ERROR
POWER SUPPLY FAN MOTOR ERROR
PU fan motor error
POWER SUPPLY LSI ERROR
POWER SUPPLY LSI ERROR
PROCESS CONTROL OFF
PROCESS CONTROL OFF
PROCESS WAIT MODE
Adjusting color irregularity / density (upon starting from CU)
PUNCH BOX NOT EXISTING(PX713)
PUNCH BOX NOT EXISTING(PX713)
PUNCH DUST OVERFLOW(PX713)
PUNCH DUST OVERFLOW(PX713)
REGISTRATION SENSOR CALIBRATION ERROR
REGISTRATION SENSOR CALIBRATION ERROR
R-SIDE COVER OPEN(PX713)
R-SIDE COVER OPEN(PX713)
SHUTTER ERROR1
Density adjustment shutter error 1
SHUTTER ERROR2
Density adjustment shutter error 2
STACKER FULL BOTTOM BIN(PX713)
STACKER FULL BOTTOM BIN(PX713)
STACKER FULL FACE DOWN
STACKER FULL FACE DOWN
STACKER FULL MAIL BOX1(PX711)
STACKER FULL TOP BIN(PX713)
STACKER FULL TOP BIN(PX713)
THICKNESS ADJSTING
THICKNESS ADJSTING
THICKNESS NON-PAPER AD ERROR
AD out of regulated value error (upon no media)
THICKNESS PAPER THICKNESS ERROR
Media thickness out of range error
THICKNESS SNS AD ERROR
Sensor output difference out of range error (upon no media)
THICKNESS THICK_PAPER ERROR
Speed adjustment error
TOP COVER OPEN
TOP COVER OPEN
TRAY1 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY1 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY2 COVER OPEN(PX713)
TRAY2 I/F ERROR
TRAY2 I/F ERROR
TRAY2 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY2 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY3 I/F ERROR
TRAY3 I/F ERROR
TRAY3 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY3 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY4 I/F ERROR
TRAY4 I/F ERROR
TRAY4 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY4 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY5 I/F ERROR
TRAY5 I/F ERROR
TRAY5 TYPE MISMATCH
TRAY5 TYPE MISMATCH
UPPER HEATER HIGH TEMPER
UPPER HEATER HIGH TEMPER
UPPER HEATER LOW TEMPER
UPPER HEATER LOW TEMPER
UPPER HEATER OPEN ERROR
UPPER HEATER OPEN ERROR
UPPER HEATER SHORT ERROR
UPPER HEATER SHORT ERROR
WARMING UP
WARMING UP
YELLOW DRUM LIFE OVER
YELLOW DRUM LIFE OVER
YELLOW DRUM NEAR LIFE
YELLOW DRUM UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
YELLOW DRUM UNIT FUSE CUT ERROR
YELLOW DRUM UP/DOWN ERROR
YELLOW DRUM UP/DOWN ERROR
YELLOW IRREGULAR ERROR
YELLOW IRREGULAR ERROR
YELLOW LED HEAD ERROR
YELLOW LED HEAD ERROR
YELLOW REGISTRATION ERROR
YELLOW REGISTRATION ERROR
YELLOW REGISTRATION OUT HORIZONTAL

magenta sub-scan registration
YELLOW REGISTRATION OUT LEFT
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Details
Panel Display
CYAN TONER EMPTY
CYAN TONER EMPTY
CYAN TONER LOW
CYAN TONER LOW
Details of jam error display

Panel Display
Details
INFEED:TRAY1
INFEED:TRAY2
INFEED:TRAY3
INFEED:TRAY4
INFEED:TRAY5
INFEED:MP-FEEDER
MP feeder hopping error
INFEED:DUPLEX
Duplex hopping error
INPATH:DUPLEX INPUT
INPATH:DUPLEX ENTRY
Duplex internal jam
INPATH:REVERSAL
INPATH:FEED
Feed jam
INPATH:TRANSPORT
Transport jam
INPATH:EXIT
Ejection jam
INFEED: Data on paper remaining at paper feed slot.

INPATH: Data on paper remaining in paper path.
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4.1.3
Various print jobs with single printer unit attached with a controller
Menu map print
Prints program version, configuration of the control unit, and other printer configuration and
setting.
Without HDD : 0 3 3
With HDD
: 0 0 3 3
File list print
Prints a file list stored in the HDD or Flash ROM.
Without HDD : 0 3 1 3
With HDD
: 0 0 3 1 3
Font list print (PCL)
Prints a font list for PCL.
Without HDD : 0 3 1 1 3
With HDD
: 0 0 3 1 1 3
Font list print (PS)
Prints a font list for PS.
Without HDD : 0 3 1 1 1 3
With HDD
: 0 0 3 1 1 1 3
Demo print
Prints a demo pattern for each subject installed in the ROM.
Without HDD : 0 3 1 1 1 1 3
With HDD
: 0 0 3 1 1 1 1 3
Ethernet self-diagnostic print
If an Ethernet board is installed, perform self-diagnosis by pressing the Ethernet board SW
for two seconds or longer and print the result.
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4.2
Adjustment After Replacing Parts

The following describes the adjustments that are required after each part replacement.
Adjustment and correction of color registration are always required for each part replacement.
Adjustment
Replaced Part
LED Head
Not required
Drum Cartridge (Y, M, C, K) Not required.

Fuser Unit
Not required.
Belt Cassette Assy
Not required.
PU (K7N Board)
Re-mounting the EEPROM used on the board before the replacement. *Note
CU (TIG board)
Re-mounting the EEPROM used on the board before the replacement. *Note
Shutter
Setting the correction value of the calibration chip for detecting density.
Media Thickness Sensor
Adjusting paper thickness detection sensitivity and checking media
Assy
thickness detection value setting.
* Note:1. When the EEPROM of PU (K7N board) is replaced to a new one, color balance must
be adjusted.
* Note: 2. When the EEPROM of CU (TIG board) is replaced to a new one, the Destination
Setting must be adjusted.
4.2.1
Precautions in replacing the engine control board

When replacing the engine control board (K7N PWB), remove the EEPROM from the old board
and mount it on a new board (for errors other than those of engine EEPROM).
When SERVICE CALL xxx (Engine EEPROM Error) is displayed on the operator panel, the
EEPROM must be replaced with a new one. In this case, perform the operation described in section
4.2.2.
4.2.2
Precautions in replacing EEPROM

When the EEPROM is not removed from the board and placed on the new board at the time of
engine control board (K7N PWB) replacement, or when the EEPROM is replaced with a new one,
the Version Read function (fuse cut) described in section 2.14 disabled. The printer must be
switched from the factory mode to the shipping mode using the following procedure.
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Item
Contents
Count
Fuser
Life count of the fuser
Value in which the number of printed pages

is converted to the number of Letter paper
after installing a new fuser unit.
Transfer Belt
Life count of the

transfer belt
Value in which the number of printed pages

is converted to the number of Letter paper
after installing a new fuser unit.
Black Imaging Drum

Cyan Imaging Drum
Magenta Imaging Drum
Yellow Imaging Drum
Life count of the

imaging drums for
each color
Value in which the number of rotations is

converted to the number of Letter paper
after installing a new ID unit.
Black Toner
Cyan Toner
Magenta Toner
Yellow Toner
Count of the used

toner amount for each
color
Count of the number of printed dots.
Total Sheets Feed
Life count of the

printer
Total number of printed pages.
Black Impressions
Cyan Impressions
Magenta Impressions
Yellow Impressions
Total number of
printed pages
Number of printed pages after installing a

new ID unit.
4.2.3
Replacing EEPROM after replacing the TIG board

When replacing the TIG board, remove EEPROM from the board used by the user and set it to the
replaced board. (This is to pass on the user set contents and font install data to the new board.)
Furthermore, if the users EEPROM cannot be used due to damages, use the EEPROM on the
new board. In this case, the new board and EEPROM should be set with destinations.
4.2.4
Destination Setting (Checking Metod: Printing Demo Page)

The destination setting of each main control board, which takes on ODA by default, must be set,
at the time of printer shipment, to correspond to the destination of the printer equipped with the
board.
1. Japan indirect sales, ODA, OEL and APS maintenance boards are to be shipped with the
destination setting left at its default.
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4.2.5
Recovery Flash ROM data on TIG board

A 4MB Flash ROM that enables a user to register an arbitrary file is installed on the TIG board.
When a TIG board has to be replaced, print a file list of the information menu and check the
registered files before replacing the board.
Re-register necessary files when the TIG board is replaced.
4.3
Adjusting the Density

The auto density adjust mode is set to [Auto] when the printer is delivered, however, problems may
occur upon using the printer if the mode is set to [Manual]. Perform the procedure when the density
is improper.
Note:
Perform the task when the printer is not in operation. Do not perform during warm-up.
(1) Press ) several times and display [Color Menu].

(2) Press 1 or 5 and display [Density Adjust/Start].
(3) Press 3.
The auto density adjustment will begin.
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4.4
Paper Thickness Detection Sensitivity Adjustment and Media Thickness Detection

Value Check
Outline:
The sensitivity of a micro displacement sensor used for detecting media thickness varies from
one to another. Therefore, to ascertain the sensitivity in advance, check the output value of
the sensor by passing media of known thickness through the printer equipped with the sensor.
The sensitivity is fixed based on the output value.
Adjustments must be made when the paper thickness sensor, the registration roller and the
PU board are replaced.
By passing, from the multipurpose tray, four sheets of paper whose thickness has been
measured with a micrometer (MDQ-30M, MDQ-30), the correction value for media thickness
sensitivity is automatically set with the first three sheets. Check the media thickness detection
value with the fourth sheet.
Media: Transparency (42404301)
Paper thickness difference: Within 10m
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Inputting the density of the calibration chip for density detection

(1) Write the calibration target adjustment value (last 2 digits in the barcode, refer to the figure
below) indicated on the shutter label.
The adjustment value of the shutter must be reset when Sheet Color, density sensor, or PU
sensor is replaced.
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5.
REGULAR MAINTENANCE
5.1
Parts Replaced Regularly

Users are recommended to replace parts periodically according to the table below. (Print quality
cannot be assured and damages may occur, when the parts are not replaced.)
Part Name
Large toner
cartridge
Time of Replacement
When [Fill Toner] is displayed.
Condition for Replacement Adjustment (after replacement)

10,000 pages are
printed.
Toner cartridge When [Fill Toner] is displayed.
5,000 pages are printed.
ID
When [Drum Life] is displayed.
20,000 pages are

printed. (3P/J)
Fuser unit
When [Fuser Life] is displayed.
60,000 pages are

printed.
Belt unit
When [Belt Life] is displayed.
60,000 pages are

printed.
Feed Roller
Components
When non-feeding of paper is

frequent (a proper paper
amount is loaded).
120,000 pages are

printed (this is given as
a guide).
Parts are replaced periodically by users.
5.2
Cleaning
Clean the internal and external sections of the printer with waste and a small vacuum cleaner as
required.
Note: Do not touch the image drum terminals, the LED lens array, and the LED head connecter.
5.3
Cleaning the LED Lens Array

Clean the LED head array while white bands or lines (white-out, faint print) appear in the vertical
direction on a printed page.
Note:
Be sure to clean the LED lens array with the LED lens array cleaner. (the LED head
cleaner is packed together with the toner cartridge.)
White band, white stripe

(Void or light printing)
5.4
Cleaning the Pick-up Roller

Clean the pick-up roller if lines appear in the vertical direction on the printed page.
Note: Use a soft cloth in order to avoid scratching the roller surface.
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6.
TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES
6.1
Precautions before troubleshooting
6.2
6.3
(1)
Confirm the basic inspection items described in the user manual.
(2)
Obtain as much information regarding the problem from the user as possible.
(3)
Check the printer in a condition close to that upon generating the problem.
Precautions before handling an abnormal image

(1)
Confirm that the environment for using this printer is appropriate.
(2)
Confirm that consumables (toner, drum cartridge) are replaced appropriately.
(3)
Confirm that paper is accurate. Refer to paper specifications.
(4)
Confirm that the drum cartridge is set appropriately.
Precautions upon handling an abnormal image

(1)
Do not touch or allow foreign objects to contact the OPC drum surface.
(2)
Do not expose the OPC drum to direct sunlight.
(3)
Do not touch the fuser unit as it is heated significantly.
(4)
Do not expose the image drum to light for longer than five minutes in room temperature.
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6.4
Preparing for Troubleshooting

(1)
Operator panel display

Problems that occur with the printer are indicated in the LCD.
Apply proper remedies according to the message indicated in the LCD.
6.5
Troubleshooting Procedure
Confirm the problem in the following method when the printer generates a problem.
Problem generated
Problem is displayed
in LCD.
Abnormal image
(or problems that are
not displayed in the
LCD)
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message list (see 6.5.1).
Repair in detail using

troubleshooting flow
(see 6.5.2).
Repair in detail using

troubleshooting flow
(see 6.5.3).
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6.5.1
LCD message list

When the printer detects a non-recoverable error, the following service call error is displayed in the
LCD.
Service call
nnn: error
Note:
nnn is an error code.
When [Service call] is displayed, error information that corresponds to the error code appears in
the bottom line in the LCD. Error codes, their definitions and remedies are described in Table 61-1.
Table 6-1-1 Operator Alarm (1/6)
Message
Cause
Error Description
Solutions
Service Call CPU Exception

001: Error
~
011: Error
Does error display reappear?

Yes
Yes
Turn power OFF and ON.

Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)
Service Call CU ROM Hash

Check Error 1
020: Error
Is program ROM DIMM set properly?

Is error recovered by replacing program
ROM DIMM?
No
Yes
No
Reset program ROM DIMM.

Replace program ROM DIMM.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)
Service Call CU Slot1 DIMM

RAM Check Error
030: Error
Is subject RAM DIMM set properly?

Is error recovered by replacing subject
ROM DIMM?
No
Yes
No
Reset subject RAM DIMM.

Replace RAM DIMM.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)

RAM Check Error
031: Error

ROM DIMM?
No
Yes
No

Replace RAM DIMM.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)

RAM Check Error
032: Error

ROM DIMM?
No
Yes
No

Replace RAM DIMM.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)
Service Call Slot1 RAM Spec Error.

The CU RAM Slot1
035: Error
DIMM specification
is not supported.
Is RAM DIMM genuine?

Is subject RAM DIMM gap setting proper?
ROM DIMM?
No
No
Yes
No
Use genuine RAM DIMM.

Replace RAM DIMM.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)

036: Error
The CU RAM Slot2
DIMM specification
is not supported.

ROM DIMM?
No
No
Yes
No

Replace RAM DIMM.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)

037: Error
The CU RAM Slot3
DIMM specification
is notsupported.

ROM DIMM?
No
No
Yes
No

Replace RAM DIMM.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)
Service Call CU EEPROM Error

040: Error
Is error recovered by replacing EEPROM

on CU board?
Yes
Replace EEPROM.
(Recover user environment.)
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM)
No
Service Call CU Flash Error

041: Error
Flash ROM error on
CU board.
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Replace TIG board.

(Replace EEPROM.)
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Message
Cause
Error Description
Solutions
Press ), 3, 5, 6 to turn power ON,
release buttons when
[FLASH FORMAT] appears, wait until
[ON-LINE] (2sec) and replace TIG
board if symptom does not change.
Service Call Flash File SYSTEM

042: Error
Error
~
044: Error
Failed access to Flash set directly on CU

board.
Service Call CU ROM for PS+PCL

was set in Non-PS
048: Error
device.
Is proper program ROM set?
Yes
No

Replace with proper program ROM
DIMM.
Service Call CU type mismatch

CU ROM does not
049: Error
match with the device.
Is proper program ROM set?
Yes
No

Replace with proper program ROM
DIMM.
Service Call Operater Panel Error

050: Error
Yes
Refer to no LCD display flow chart.
No
Yes
No
Connect properly.
Replace fan.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM.)
No
Yes
No
Set properly.
Replace Network.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM.)
Is connector set properly on CU board?

Service Call CU Fan Error
Abnormal CPU cooling
051: Error
Is error recovered by replacing fan?
fan on CU board.
Service Call Network comm. Error

Abnormal H/W I/F
063: Error
between CU-NIC.
Is network board set properly?

Is error recovered by replacing network
board?
Service Call NIC Combination Error Is proper Network board for the model set? Yes
065: Error
No
Service Call CANT_HAPPEN

PS firmware fault
070: Error
detected.
Confirm that error is recovered by turning

power OFF/ON.
Replace NIC card.

Replace with proper Network board
(MLETB11, etc.).
No
Replace TIG board.

(Replace EEPROM.)
Service Call Engine communication Is CU assembly set properly?

No
error I/F error between
072: Error
Yes
PU-CU.
Is error recovered by replacing TIG board? No
Set properly.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM.)
Replace PU board.
Service Call Video overrun detect

073: Error
~
075: Error
Is CU assembly set properly?

No
Is error recovered by replacing TIG board? Yes
Set properly.
Replace TIG board.
(Replace EEPROM.)
Service Call Error in engine RAM

read/write detected at
102: Error
power ON.
Does error reoccur?
Yes
Replace engine control board (K7N).
Service Call Error in engine SRAM

read/write detected at
103: Error
power ON.
Does error reoccur?
Yes
Service Call Error in engine

EEPROM check total
104: Error
detected at power ON.
Does error reoccur?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Check for EEPROM and set if not

found.
Yes
Yes
No
Reload PU I/F.
Service Call EEPROM not detected Does EEPROM exist?

Does error reoccur?
at power ON.
105: Error
Service Call Error in engine control Does error reoccur?

logic detected at power
106: Error
ON.
Service Call Engine ROM
check sum error.
107: Error
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Is error recovered by reloading PU F/W?
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Message
Cause
Error Description
Service Call Option unit for different Is a proper option unit for the printer set?
110: Error
model detected.
~
116: Error
110: Envelope
Feeder
111: Duplex unit
112: 2nd Tray
113: 3rd Tray
114: 4th Tray
115: 5th Tray
116: Finisher
Solutions
Yes
No
Set proper option unit.

Check connections and turn power
ON. If error is not recovered, replace
the unit.
Service Call PU unit fan motor error. 1) Is fan in PU unit operating?

No
120: Error
Yes
2) Error reoccurs after replacing fan motor. Yes
Replace fan motor.

Service Call High-voltage power

121: Error
supply I/F error.
Is cable between PU board andhighvoltage power LSI connected properly?
No
Yes
Connect properly.
Replace high-voltage power supply.
Check improper connections for
high-voltage.
1) Is fan in low-voltage power supply unit

Service Call Low-voltage power
No
operating?
122: Error
supply fan error.
Yes
2) Error reoccurs after replacing fan motor. Yes
Low-voltage power
supply temperature error.
Replace fan motor.

Replace low-voltage power supply.
Replace low-voltage power supply.
Service Call Improper environment

humidity detected by
123: Error
sensor.
1) Is error message displayed?

2) Does error reoccur?
Yes
Yes
Turn ON power again.

Replace humidity sensor.
Service Call Improper environment

temperature detected
124: Error
by sensor.

Yes
Yes

Replace humidity sensor.
Service Call Error detected at MT

home position.
125: Error

Yes
Yes

Replace MT.
Turn power Sensor dew error.

OFF and wait
126: Dew
error
Sensor dew error detected.
Service Call Temperature rise

130: Error
detected at LED head.
Turn ON power after a while.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Leave alone for 30 min.

Turn power OFF. Leave for 30 min.,
then turn power ON. Replace LED
head.
Service Call Same unit not detected 1) Is error message displayed?

131: Y Head upon power ON or
2) Is LED head properly set?
132: M Head opening cover.
133: C Head
134: K Head
Yes
No
Yes
Confirm that LED head is set properly.

Turn power ON again.
Replace LED head assembly.
Service Call Error detected at

140: Y ID
proper ID position.
141: M ID
142: C ID
143: K ID

Yes
Yes

Replace drum assembly.
Service Call When a fuse could not

be disconnected in the
150: Y
ID unit.
151: M
152: C
153: K
Is ID unit set properly?
Yes
Check cable connections and replace

engine board.
Is belt unit set properly?

Service Call When belt unit fuse
cannot be disconnected.
154: Error
Yes

engine board.
Is fuser unit set properly?

Service Call When fuser unit fuse
cannot be disconnected.
155: Error
Yes

engine board.
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Message
Cause
Error Description
Service Call Error detected by toner 1) Is error message displayed?

160: Y Toner sensor.
161: M Toner
162: C Toner
163: K Toner
Yes
Replace toner sensor or assembly

(Y71-PWB).
Same as above.

Yes
Yes

Replace thermistor and turn power
OFF. Leave aside for 30 min.

Service Call Thermistor indicates
high-temperature error. 2) Does error reoccur?
172: Error
176: Error
Yes
Yes

Service Call Thermistor indicates

low-temperature error.
173: Error
177: Error

Yes
Yes

Service Call Wrong fuser standard.

179: Error
1) Does fuser match with model and power No

voltage?
Yes
2) Error reoccurs after setting fuser properly. Yes
Service Call
170: Error
171: Error
174: Error
175: Error
Short circuit in fuser

thermistor or open
detected (high temp.
or low temp.)
Solutions
Yes

Service Call Communication
disability with option
180: Error
unit detected by engine.
~
186: Error
Set proper fuser.

Check if fuser is set properly.
Replace fuser.
Yes
Yes

Replace option unit.
Service Call Communication with

control panel disabled.
187: Error
Is cable properly connected to control panel?
No
Yes
Connect properly.
Replace control panel and cable.
Close cover Printer engine cover

open.
310: Top
cover open
1) Check if top cover is open.

2) Check if cover switch is proper.
Yes
Yes
No
Close top cover.

Close side cover.
Replace cover switch.
Yes
No
Yes
Check if fuser is set properly.

Reset fuser and turn ON power again.
Replace fuser unit assembly.
Reset fuser
320: Fuser
error
Same unit not detected 1) Is error message displayed?

2) Is fuser unit set properly?
upon power ON or
opening cover.
Turn power Printer cannot be used

OFF and wait temporarily due to
321: MOTOR motor overheat.
OVERHEAT
Turn ON power after a while.
Open/close
cover
323: Paper
thickness
error
1) Are foreign objects mixed in sensor?

Sensor output out of
Yes
2) Does printer recover when detecting
range with no media.
No
paper thickness by opening/closing tray?
(Only for Factory Mode)
3) Does printer recover by power OFF/ON.
Remove foreign objects.

Normal.
Open/close
cover
324: Paper
thickness
error
Sensor output gap out 1) Are foreign objects mixed in sensor?

Yes
of range with no media. 2) Does printer recover when detecting
No
paper thickness by opening/closing tray?
(Only for Factory Mode)
3) Does printer recover by power OFF/ON.

Normal.
Open/close
cover
325: Paper
thickness
error
Media detect value out

of range.
1) Is different media type mixed in?

2) Is media being double fed?
Yes
Open/close
cover
326: Paper
thickness
error
U-Heavy mode media

detect value out of
range.
Is different media type mixed in?
Yes
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Message
Cause
Error Description
Reset belt
Same unit not detected 1) Is error message displayed?
330: Belt error upon power ON or
2) Is belt unit set properly?
closing cover.
Solutions
Yes
Check set condition of belt unit.

Reset belt unit and turn power ON
again.
Replace belt unit assembly.

2) Is image drum set properly?
Yes
No
Yes
Check set condition of ID.

Replace ID unit assembly.
Right after replacing ID unit?
Yes
No
Check ID unit life.

Replace ID unit.
Set new fuser Fuser life (occurs when Right after replacing fuser?
354: Fuser life fuser life continuation
is OFF).
Yes
No
Check fuser life.

Replace fuser.
Set new belt Belt life notified (alarm). Right after replacing belt?
355: Belt life Print N-count by
opening and closing
cover.
Yes
No
Check belt life.

Replace belt.
Set new belt Waste toner belt life

356: Belt life notified (alarm).
Print N-count by
opening and closing
cover. N=20
Right after replacing belt?
Yes
No
Check belt life.

Replace belt.
Set duplex unit When duplex unit is

360: Duplex removed from printer.
unit is open.
Does error recover by resetting duplex

unit?
Yes
No
Normal.
Replace duplex unit or engine board.
Check
Paper jam detected
DUPLEX
after paper rotated in
370: Paper jam duplex unit.
Check paper jam in duplex unit.
Yes
No
Remove jammed paper.

Check/replace duplex unit.
Check
Paper jam during paper Check paper jam in duplex unit.
DUPLEX
feed from duplex unit.
371: Paper jam
Yes
No

Check miss-feed in duplex unit.
Yes
Remove miss-fed paper and close

cover.
Reset drum
330~343:
Drum error
Same as above.
Set new drum ID unit life.

350: Yellow drum
life
351: Magenta
drum life
352: Cyan drum
life
353: Black drum
life
Check
DUPLEX
372: Paper jam
Yes
No
No
Open front
Paper jam during paper Check miss-feed in duplex unit.
cover
feed from cassette 1, 2,
380: Paper jam 3, 4 or 5.
Yes
No
Remove miss-fed paper and set

cassette.
Check/replace cassette 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.
Open top
Paper jam detected
cover
between black ID and
381: Paper jam fuser
1) Check paper jam between yellow ID

and fuser.
2) Check fuser unit load.
Yes
No
Replace fuser unit.
Open top
Paper jam detected in
cover
fuser or during paper
382: Paper jam ejection from fuser.
1) Check paper jam in fuser and between

yellow ID and fuser.
2) Check if paper ejection switch is proper.
Yes
No
Replace paper ejection switch.
Open top
Paper jam detected
cover
when paper started to
383: Paper jam enter duplex print unit.
Check paper jam in duplex unit or at

entrance.
Yes
No

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Message
Cause
Error Description
Solutions
Open top cover Jam generated in paper Open front cover and check jammed paper. Yes
389: Paper jam path.
Check MP tray Paper jam during paper Check for miss-fed paper around MT
390: Paper jam feed from MT.
cassette.
No
Remove miss-fed paper and close

cover.
Check/replace MT.
1) Check jammed paper between cassette

and yellow ID.
2) Check if paper entry switch is normal.
Yes
No
Replace entry switch.
Open top cover Non-set paper (45mm

400: Paper
or above) detected by
size error
printer engine.
1) Is paper custom size?

2) Is paper standard size?
Yes
Yes
No
No treatment required.
Adjust paper size guide in cassette.
Replace paper size board (PXC PWB).
Refill toner
Certain toner is almost
410: Yellow empty.
411: Magenta
412: Cyan
413: Black
1) Selected toner cartridge is almost empty. Yes

2) Check if selected toner cartridge is
No
normal.
Replace with new toner kit.

Replace selected toner sensor.
Remove paper Paper ejection stacker

480: Stacker is full.
full
1) Check if stacker is full.

2) Check if stacker full sensor is operating
properly.
Yes
No
Remove paper from stacker.

Replace stacker full sensor.
Set ***
490: No paper
in MP tray
(* stands for A4
B4, etc.)
1) Check if paper is empty in MT.

2) Check if paper-end sensor is operating
properly.
Yes
No
Set paper in MT.

Replace paper-end sensor.
Set ***
1) Check if paper is empty in selected
Paper empty in
491~495: No cassette 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.
cassette.
paper in * tray
2) Check if paper-end sensor is operating
(* stands for A4
properly.
B4, etc.)
Yes
No
Set paper in selected cassette.

Replace the corresponding paper-end
sensor.
Replace fuser

2) Was fuser unit just replaced?
Yes
No
Check fuser unit life.

Replace fuser immediately or at next
maintenance.
Paper in * tray Paper near end

nearly empty detected.
Are only few papers remaining in tray?

(approx. 30 sheets or less)
Yes
No
Refill paper.
Check paper near end sensor.
Disk operation Cannot write in HDD.

error
Is faulty operation being applied?
No
Yes
Check manual operation.

HDD abnormality. Replace HDD.
Check tray *
391~395:
Paper jam
Paper jam detected

between cassette and
black ID.
No paper in selected
cassette. cassette is
not set, or paper ran
out in cassette being
used.
Fuser counter
exceeded life.
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6.5.2
Preparing for troubleshooting

(1)
Operator panel display

Problems that are generated in this device are indicated in the LCD.
Apply proper measures according to the message displayed in the LCD.
No.
Problem
Flow Chart No.
The printer does not function properly after power ON.
Jam error
Feed jam (1st tray)
Feed jam (multipurpose tray)
Path jam
Exit jam
Duplex jam
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
Paper size error
I/D up/down error
Fuser unit error
Fan motor error
Note:
(2)
When changing the engine board (K7N PWB), remove the EEPROM chip from the old
board and install it on the newly replaced board
CU assembly troubleshooting
No operation
Is an error message displayed?
YES
No
Perform according to the error message.
Is black displayed in the top and bottom lines of the operator panel LCD?
No
Check the power voltage

3.3V, 5V
3.3V is open space
2 pin for JTAGW
5V is 2, 3 pins for open space HD5V.
No
Replace the power supply.
YES Check the PU board and operator panel board.
YES
Is ROM DIMM A set properly?

No
YES
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If the error is not recovered, replace the CU board.
Replace the CU board.

Remove EEPROM from the old board and install it on the new board.
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1 The printer does not function properly after power ON.
Turn the power OFF then ON.

Is
displayed? (Approx. 1 sec.)
No
Is the AC cable connected properly?

No Connect the AC cable properly.
Yes Is +5V output to the panel connector (OPTN connector) on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
Pin 10, 11, 18: +5V
Pin 5, 7, 15,20: 0V
Yes Is +5V output to the panel connector on the relay board (Y73 PWB)?
Pin 5: +5V
Pin 2: 0V
No
Replace the relay board.
Yes Is the operator panel cable connected properly?

No
Connect the cable properly.
Yes Replace the operator panel cable. Is operation recovered?

No
Replace the cover assembly of the operator panel.
Yes End.
No
Is +5V output to the power connector on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
Pin 5, 6, 7, 8: +5V
Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11: 0V
No
Check the power connection connector, then replace the low-voltage power supply
unit.
Yes Replace the engine board.
Yes
Are the following voltages output to the PU IF connector on the main board?
Pin 137-147, 187-197 : +5V
Pin 125-136, 175-186
: +3.3V
Pin 148, 198
: +12V Pin 101-124, 149-174, 199, 200 : 0V
Yes Replace the main board.
No
Is the following voltage output to the power connector on the engine board?
Pin 5, 6, 7, 8
: +5V
Pin 15
: +12V
Pin 12, 13, 14 : +32V
Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 : 0V
No
Replace the low-voltage power supply unit.
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2-1 Feed jam (1st tray)
Do feed jams occur right after power ON?
Yes Is the jam at the entrance cassette sensor or entrance MT sensor?

Yes Remove the jammed paper.
(A)
No
Does the sensor lever (entrance cassette sensor or entrance MT sensor) function properly?
No
Replace the faulty sensor lever.
Yes Does the sensor (input cassette sensor, entrance MT sensor) function properly?
Operate each sensor lever and check the signal on the FSENS connector pin on the engine
board (K7N PWB).
Pin 4: Entrance sensor / Pin 2: Entrance MT sensor
No
Check the connection of the NO signal cable, then replace the engine.
Yes Check the signal cable connection, then replace the sensor board (R71 PWB).
No
Do feed jams occur right after papers are absorbed?

Yes Did the paper reach the entrance cassette sensor or entrance MT sensor?
Yes Proceed to (A).
No
Replace the feed roller or paper separation frame assembly of the paper cassette.
No
Is the main feed motor rotating?

Yes Replace the feed roller or paper separation frame assembly of the paper cassette.
No
Is the main feed motor resistance within the regulated value (approx. 4)?
No
Yes
No
Yes
Replace the main feed motor.

Is 32V output to fuse F2 and F4 on the engine board?
Replace the low-voltage power unit.
Check the gear mesh status and cable connections, then replace the engine board.
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2-2 Feed jam (multipurpose tray)
Do feed jams occur right after power ON?
Yes Is the jam at the entrance cassette sensor or entrance MT sensor?

(A)
No
Does the sensor lever (entrance MT sensor) function properly?

No
Yes Does the sensor (entrance MT sensor) function properly?

(Operate each sensor lever and confirm that the sensors function properly in the switch scan
test in the system maintenance mode. Also check the FSENS connector pin signal on the
engine board (K7N PWB).)
PIN 2: Entrance MT sensor
No
Check the signal cable connection, then replace the sensor board (R71 PWB).
Yes Check the signal cable connection, then replace the engine board.
No
Do feed jams occur right after papers are absorbed?

Yes Did the paper reach the entrance MT sensor?
Yes Proceed to (A).
No
Replace the multipurpose tray assembly.
No
Is the resist motor rotating?
No
Is 32V output to fuse F4 on the engine board?

No
Yes Check the cable connections, then replace the engine board.
Yes
Check the cable connections, then replace the engine board.
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2-3 Path jam
Do path jams occur right after power ON?
Yes Is the jam at the entrance belt sensor?

(A)
No
Does the light sensor lever function properly?

No
Replace the light sensor lever.
Yes Does the belt sensor lever function properly?

(Operate the sensor lever and check the FSENS connector pin signal on the engine board
(K7N PWB).)
Pin 6: Entrance belt sensor
No
Check the cable connections, then replace the sensor board (K71 PWB).
Yes Check the signal cable.

Is it connected properly?
No
No
Do path jams occur right after papers are absorbed?

Yes Did the paper reach the light sensor?
Yes Proceed to (A).
No
Is the resist motor rotating?

No
Is the main feed motor resistance within the regulated value (approx. 7.9)?
No
Replace the resist motor.
Yes Check the gear mesh status, then replace the engine board.
Yes Replace resist motor A or B.
No
Do path jams occur upon loading paper?

Yes Is the belt motor rotating?
No
Is the belt motor resistance within the regulated value (approx. 7.9)?
No
Replace the belt motor.
Yes Check the gear mesh status, then replace the engine board.
Yes Check the gear mesh status, then replace the belt cassette assembly.
No
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2-4 Exit jam
Do exit jams occur right after power ON?
Yes Is the jam at the paper exit sensor?
No

Does the paper exit sensor lever function properly?
No
Replace the paper exit sensor lever.
Yes Does the paper exit sensor function properly?

(Operate each sensor lever and confirm that the sensors function properly in the switch scan
test in the system maintenance mode. Also check the signal of connecter PARTTEMP Pin
8 on the engine board (K7N PWB).)
No
Check the signal cable connections, then replace the paper exit sensor.
No
Is the cover of the face-up stacker fully opened or closed?

No
Open or close the cover completely.
Yes
Is the heat motor rotating?
Is the heat motor resistance within the regulated value (approx. 7.9)?
No
No
Replace the heat motor.
Yes Is 32V output to power connector 12-14 pins on the engine board?
No
Yes
Is the paper ejection guide functioning properly?

No
Replace the paper ejection guide.
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2-5 Duplex jam
Do path jams occur right after power ON?
Yes Is there paper in the duplex print unit?

(A)
No
Do the duplex unit entrance sensor, rear sensor, and sensor lever of the front sensor function
properly?
No
Yes Do the duplex unit entrance sensor, rear sensor, and front sensor function properly?
(Check if the level of each sensor is no paper with the switch scan test in the system
maintenance mode.)
No
Check the cable connections, then replace the faulty sensor.
Yes Check the signal cable connection.

Is it connected properly?
No
Yes Replace the duplex print control board (V71 PWB)
No
Do path jams occur right after papers are absorbed?

Yes Did the paper reach the duplex print rear sensor?
No
Yes Proceed to (A).

Is the duplex print motor rotating?
No
Is the duplex print motor resistance within the regulated value (approx. 6.7)?
No
Replace the duplex print motor.
Yes Check the gear mesh status, then replace the duplex print board (V71 PWB).
Yes Replace resist motor A or B.
No
Replace the duplex print unit.
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3 Paper size error
Is paper of regulated size being used?

No
Yes
Use paper of regulated size.

Is a jam detected by the entrance FF sensor or paper width sensor?
No
Is the entrance FF sensor lever functioning properly?

No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Place the faulty sensor lever.

Is the entrance FF sensor functioning properly?
(Check the FSENS connector pin signal on the engine board (K7N PWB).)
Pin 4: Entrance FF sensor
Check the cable connections, then replace the sensor board (R71 PWB).
Is the entrance belt sensor functioning properly?
Place the faulty sensor lever.
Is the entrance belt sensor functioning properly?
(Operate the sensor lever and confirm that the sensor functions properly in the switch scan
test in the system maintenance mode. Also check the FSENS connector pin signal on the
engine board (K7N PWB).)
Pin 6: Entrance belt sensor
Check the cable connections, then replace the sensor board (R71 PWB).
Are all paper size detection switch on the size detection board (PXC-PWB) functioning
properly?
(Press the paper size detection switch and check the PSIZE connector pin signal on the
engine board.)
Pin 3: Paper size detector 1
Check the cable connections, then replace the paper size detection board (PXC-PWB).
Check the cable connections, then replace the engine board.
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4 Up/Down movement error of the image drum unit (ID)
Turn the printer OFF, then turn it ON after a few seconds.
Are all ID drums rotating properly during print operation?
No
Is the ID motor resistance within the regulated value (approx. 8.6)?

No
Replace the faulty IDU motor.
Yes Is 32V output to F3 and F5 on the engine board?

No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Is the IDU sensor terminal functioning properly?

Check the gear mesh status and sensor terminal function, the replace the gear or sensor
terminal.
Is the ID sensor terminal functioning properly?
(Check the JODEN connector pin signal on the driver board (K7N PXB).)
Pin 12
: IDU sensor - yellow
Pin 2
: IDU sensor - magenta
Pin 4
: IDU sensor - cyan
Pin 14
: IDU sensor - black
Are all at 5V level or 0V level?
Replace the connection board (N71 PWB).
Check the cable connection between the connection board (N71 PWB) and engine board
(K7N PWB), then replace the engine board.
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5 Fuser unit error
Do fuser errors occur right after power ON?

(A)
Yes Is the heat roller thermister disconnected or generating a short circuit? (See Fig. 6-1)
(Approx. 190k-980k in room temperature of 0-43 degrees Celsius.)
No
No
Does a fuser unit error occur approx. three minutes after power ON?
No
Proceed to (A).
No
Replace the fuser unit.
No
Is AC voltage output between CN1 connector pin 1 and pin 3 in the low-voltage power unit?
Yes Replace the fuser unit.
Is the heater in the fuser unit turned ON? (Is it hot?)
Is the back-up roller thermister disconnected or generating a short circuit? (See Fig. 6-1)
No
No
Yes

Back-up roller thermister
Heat roller thermister
Figure 6.1
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5 Motor fan error
Does the low-voltage power fan rotate at power ON?
No
Is 32V output to fuse F7 on the engine board (K7N PWB)?

No
Is 32V output to the power connector on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
32V: Pin 12, 13, 14
No
Check the cable connections, then replace the low-voltage power unit.
Yes Was the low-voltage power board replaced?
Yes End.
No
Replace the low-voltage power board.
Yes
Does the engine board fan rotate at power ON?
Is 32V output to fuse F7 on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
No
No
32V: Pin 12, 13, 14
No
Yes Replace the engine board fan.
Yes
End.
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6.5.3
Troubleshooting for abnormal images

Apply remedies according to the following table when printed images are abnormal as shown
below.
Abnormal Image
The entire image is faint or the color is irregular. (Figure 6.2- A )
The white portion is dirty. (Figure 6.2- B )
A white page is output. (Figure 6.2- C )
Flowchart No.
1
2
3
4
Streaks or solid lines appear in the vertical direction.

(Black line, color line / black streak, color streak) (Figure 6.2- D )
White solid lines / streaks or blurred color lines / streaks appear in the vertical
direction. (Figure 6.2- F )
Faulty fusing (image blurs or scatters when touched)
Consistent abnormality (Figure 6.2- E )
Color detachment
Color irregularity
Different color compared with the original.
A Faint or blurred
Vertical lines/streaks
B Dirty white portion
Consistent abnormality
5
6
7
8
9
0
All white
Vertical white lines/streaks
Figure 6.2
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1 An image is generally faint or the color is irregular. (Fig 6-2 A )
Is the amount of toner low? (Is [Toner Low] indicated?)

Yes
No
Refill toner.
Is regulated paper used?
No
Yes
Use regulated paper.

Is the LED head lens dirty?
Yes Clean the LED head lens.
No
Are all items of the LED head assembly connected properly to the connection board (Y73
PWB) and engine board (K7N PWB)?
No
Yes
Check the cable connection (between each LED head and engine board), then connect the
cables between the LED head and engine board properly.
Is +5V output to the following power connector pins on the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
+5V: Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Yes Is +5V output to the each LED head assemblies on the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
3 pin for YPOW connector : LED head assembly - yellow
3 pin for MPOW connector : LED head assembly - magenta
3 pin for CPOW connector : LED head assembly - cyan
3 pin for KPOW connector : LED head assembly - black
No
Replace the connection board (Y73 PWB).
Yes Check the cable connections, then replace the LED head assembly.
No
Check the cable connections, then replace the low-voltage power unit. Did the printer
recover?
Yes End.
No
+32V: Pin 12, 13, 14
No
Yes
No
Yes
Is 32V output to the HVOLT connector pin 2 on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
Replace the engine board.
Check the cable connections, then replace the high-voltage power unit or belt cassette
assembly.
Yes End.
No
Is the I/D unit terminal connected properly to the contact assembly. (See Fig. 6-2)
No
Yes
Connect the I/D unit terminal properly to the contact assembly.

Replace the image drum.
Note: 1. Remove EEPROM from the old board and set it on the new board upon replacing the
engine board (K7N PWB).
2. If EEPROM is not replaced, refer to section 4.2.2.
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2 Dirty Background. (Fig. 6-2 B )
Was the image drum exposed to external light for a long time?
Yes Replace the I/D unit.
No
Is the roller in the fuser unit dirty?

No
Correct the PAPER THICKNESS setting.

Light: 64 g/m2 Medium Light: 64 to 74 g/m2 Medium: 75 to 90 g/m2
Medium Heavy: 91 to 104 g/m2 Heavy: 105 to 120 g/m2 Ultra Heavy 121 to 203 g/m2
Transparency
No
No
Is the LED head assembly connected properly to the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
No
Yes
Set [Paper Thickness] properly.
Connect the LED head assembly properly to the connection board (Y73 PWB).
Is +5V output to the following power pins on the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
+5V: Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Yes Is +5V output to the following cable connector pins between the connection board (Y73
PWB) and LED head assembly?
No
Yes Check the cable connections, then replace the LED head assembly.
No
recover?
Yes End.
No
+32V: Pin 12, 13, 14
No
Yes
No
Yes
Is 32V output to the power connector pin 2 on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
+32V: Pin 12, 13, 14
assembly.
Yes End.
No
No
Yes

Replace the image drum unit.
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White page (Fig 6-2 C )
Is the LED head assembly connected properly to the connection board (Y73 PWB) or engine board
(K7N PWB)?
NO
YES
Connect the cables, connect the LED assembly to the connection board (Y73 PWB), and
engine board properly.
Is +5V output to the following power connector pins on the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
+3.8V: Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
YES Is +5V output to the following cable connector pins between the connection board (Y73
PWB) and LED head assembly?
NO
YES Check the cable connections, then replace the LED head assembly.
NO
NO
YES
NO
NO
+32V: Pin 12, 13, 14
Is 32V output to HVOLT connector pin 2 on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
assembly. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
NO
NO
YES
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Solid lines or streaks appear in the vertical direction. (Black lines, color lines / black streaks, color
streaks) (Fig. 6-2 D )
Is the LED head assembly connected properly to the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
NO
YES
Connect the LED head assembly to the connection board properly.

Check the cable connections, then replace the LED head assembly. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
YES
Check the cable connections, then replace the connection board (Y73 PWB). Did the printer
recover?
YES End
NO
NO
YES
Is the engine board (K7N PWB) connected properly to the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
Connected the engine board properly to the connection board.
Check the cable connections, then replace the engine board (K7N PWB). Did the printer
recover?
YES End
NO
NO
YES
Is the I/D terminal connected properly to the contact assembly? (See Fig. 6-3)
Connect the I/D terminal properly to the contact assembly.
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Thick white lines / streaks or blurred color lines / streaks appear in the vertical direction (Fig. 6-2 F )
Is the LED head dirty?

YES Clean the LED head.
NO
NO
YES
Is the LED head assembly connected to the connection board (Y73 PWB) properly?
Connect the LED head assembly to the connection board (Y73 PWB) properly.
Check the cable connections, then replace the LED head assembly. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
NO
recover?
YES End
NO
NO
YES
Is the engine board (K7N PWB) connected properly to the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
Connected the engine board properly to the connection board.
Check the cable connections, then replace the engine board (K7N PWB). Did the printer
recover?
YES End
NO
NO
YES
Is the I/D terminal connected properly to the contact assembly? (See Fig. 6-3)
Connect the I/D terminal properly to the contact assembly.
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Poor Fusing (Ink spreads or peels when touched with fingers)
Is regulated paper being used?

NO
YES
NO
YES
Use regulated paper.

Is the contact of the fuser unit connected properly?
Connect the contact of the fuser unit properly.
Is the roller in the fuser unit dirty?
YES Replace the fuser unit assembly.
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
Is the PAPER THICKNESS (menu 1) selected correctly?

Light: 64 g/m2 Medium Light: 64 to 74 g/m2 Medium: 75 to 90 g/m2
Medium Heavy: 91 to 104 g/m2 Heavy: 105 to 120 g/m2 Ultra Heavy 121 to 203 g/m2
Transparency
Set [Paper Thickness] properly.
Is AC voltage output between CN connector pins 1 and 3 in the low-voltage power unit?
Is the heat roller thermister resistance within the regulated value? (See Fig. 6-1)
Is the back-up roller thermister resistance within the regulated value? (See Fig. 6-1)
Does the fuser temperature match the set temperature?
Check the fuser temperature in the LCD display of the engine maintenance mode.
Heat roller (upper): 145-155 degrees (5FH-6BH)
Back-up (lower) : 125-135 degrees (48H-53H)
Replace the fuser unit assembly.
Replace the fuser unit assembly.
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Consistent abnormality (Figure 6.2- E )

Consistency
94.2 mm
63.6 mm
57.8 mm
44.0 mm
113.1 mm
57.8 mm
Problem
Image Drum
Developing Roller
Toner Supply Roller
Charge Roller
Fuser Roller (Upper)
Fuser Roller (Lower)
Transfer Roller
Remedy
Replace the ID unit.
Replace the belt cassette assembly.
Note: The life counter for the I/D unit, fuser unit, and belt cassette unit is reset automatically when
the unit is replaced.
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Color detaches.
Is the LED head dirty?

YES Clean the LED head.
NO
NO
YES
Check the connection cable between the LED head and connection board, then connect
properly.
Is +5V output to the following HEADPOW connector pins on the connection board (Y73
PWB)?
+5V: Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
YES Is +5V output to the each LED head assemblies on the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
NO
NO
recover?
YES End.
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
+34V: Pin 12, 13, 14
Is 34V output to the HVOLT connector pin 2 on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
assembly.
YES End.
NO
NO
YES
Is the I/D unit terminal connected properly to the contact assembly. (See Fig. 6-R)
Connect the I/D unit terminal to the contact assemblyproperly .
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Color irregularity
[Toner Low] is displayed.

YES Refill toner. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
NO
Perform the color irregularity test in the engine maintenance mode.

Method: Enter the self-diagnostic mode (Level 1) in the engine maintenance mode.
DIAGNOSTIC MODE
XX.XX.XX
Press the ) and 4 keys and enter the self-diagnostic mode (Level 2).
ENGINE DIAG LEVEL2
Press the 1 key three times and display [REG ADJUST TEST].
REG ADJUST TEST
Press the 2 key once and display [REG ADJUST EXECUTE].

REG ADJUST EXECUTE
Press the 3 key and execute auto adjustment for color irregularity. (The motor will start to
rotate and adjustment for color irregularity will begin.)
[OK] is displayed immediately with executing color irregularity adjustment. (Motor does not rotate.)
YES Error other than color irregularity has generated. Did color irregularity recover after the error
was released?
YES End.
(A)
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(A)
NO
[NG CALIBRATION LEFT /RIGHT] display.
YES Is the color irregularity sensor cover dirty?

YES: Faulty cleaning operation of the rear sensor cover due to the cleaning blade on the rear
side of the shutter. Replace the shutter and sensor cover, and recover cleaning
capability.
NO
Check the connection of the Z71 board (color irregularity board) connector, RSNS on the
K7N board (engine board), and power connector. Did the printer recover after checking the
connections?
YES End.
NO
Replace the Z71 board. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
NO
Replace the engine board. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
NO
Replace the cables for the Z71 board and engine board. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
NO
[DYNAMICRANGE LEFT /RIGHT] display.
YES Is the color irregularity sensor cover dirty?

YES Faulty cleaning operation of the rear sensor cover due to the cleaning blade on the rear
side of the shutter. Replace the shutter and sensor cover, and recover cleaning
capability.
NO
Is the open/close operation of the shutter abnormal?

YES Replace the shutter. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
NO
Replace the shutter open/close solenoid. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
NO
Replace the belt unit. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
NO
Replace the ID unit. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
(B)
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(B)
[Yellow/Magenta/Cyan Left/Right/Horizontal] display
YES Replace the belt unit. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
NO
Replace the ID unit. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
NO
Is the gear abnormal? (Gear assembly such as I/D, multipurpose tray, belt unit, belt motor.)
YES Replace the damaged gear assembly.
NO
Is the LED head unit connected to the connection board (Y73 PWB) properly?
NO
Connect the LED head unit to the connection board properly.
YES Check the cable connections, then replace the LED head assembly. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
NO
recover?
YES End.
NO
Is the engine board (K7N PWB) connected to the connection board (Y73 PWB) properly?
NO
NO
Connect the engine to the connection board properly.
Replace the engine board. Did the printer recover?

YES End.
NO
Is the I/D terminal connected to the contact assembly properly? (See Fig. 6-3)
NO
Connect the I/D terminal to the contact assembly properly.
YES Replace the image drum.
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Color irregularity compared with the original
Is the LED head lens dirty?

YES Clean the LED head lens.
NO
NO
YES
Check the cable between the LED assembly and connection board and connect properly.
Is +5V output to the following HEADPOW connector pins on the connection board (Y73
PWB)?
+5V: Pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
YES Is +5V output to the each LED head assemblies on the connection board (Y73 PWB)?
NO
NO
recover?
YES End.
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
+32V: Pin 12, 13, 14
Is 32V output to HVOLT connector pin 2 on the engine board (K7N PWB)?
assembly. Did the printer recover?
YES End.
NO
NO
YES
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Paper thickness error (Err Code 323, 324)
Is the sensor connector connected?

NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
Connect the connecter.

Is the sensor cable disconnected?
Replace the cable.
Is +5V output to the PU board REG 13pin?
Replace the PU board.
IS GND connection made to the PU board REG 15pin?
Is pulse signal 5ms ON 10% Duty output to the PU board REG 16pin?
(Disabled on field due to sync usage.)
Turn ON the power and check the media thickness. Is the error released?
Replace the sensor.
YES: End.
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Ground
Charge Roller
Developing Roller
Toner Supply Roller
Figure 6.3
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6.6
Fuse check
When it is occured bellow errors, check these fuses on Print Engine Controller PWB (K7N-PWB).
Table 6-6 Fuse Error

Error Description
Fuse Name
Insert Point
F1
2nd or 3rd TRY Hopping Error
Option TRY 34V
F2
MID UP/DOWN Error
MID,Hopping Motor Driver
F3
Fuse Cut Error
YID,Fuser Motor Driver JODEN-board
F4
JAM
KID,Registraiton Motor Driver
F5
CID UP/DOWN Error
CID,Belt Motor Driver
F6
POEWR OFF
5V Sensor
F7
PU FAN Error FAN Clutch
JobOff Motor Driver
F8
Cover Open
Cover Open Switch
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Resistance
Resistance Checks
Blue
Yellow
Brawn
Red
Illustration
7.1
Main Motor (M)
Circuit Diagram
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
Main Motor (Y)
Transport Belt Motor
Unit
7.
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Registration Motor
Main Motor (K)
Main Motor (C)
Unit
Circuit Diagram
Illustration



Resistance
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Duplex Motor
Feeder Motor
Fuser Motor
Unit
Blue
Yellow
Brown
Red
Circuit Diagram
Illustration



Resistance
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Fuser Unit
Unit
Heater
d
e
f
b
c
Thermistor
2 Backup roller
Thermostat1 Thermostat2
1 Upper roller
Circuit Diagram
Fuse
Thermistor
Heater
cd
ef
2. Backup roller side
ba
1. Upper roller side
Illustration
2. Backup Roller Side

Between pins a and b:
Between pins c and d: 363k (at 25C)
Between pins e and f: 0 or open
1. Upper Roller Side

Between pins a and b:
Between pins c and d: 363k (at 25C)
Between pins e and f: Open
Resistance
7.2
Program/Font ROM Layouts

(1)
Print Engine Controller PWB

a) (K7N PWB : 600dpi)
SHUTTER
HOPFF
DCL
K1200
KPOW
M1200
CPOW
C1200
OPTN
MPOW
F7
Y1200
BELTHET
F2
F5
F3
F4
FAN8
ID
CUIF
FAN2
FAN1
RCL
RSNS
REG
PARTTEMP
EEPROM
FAN7
FAN4
FSENS
JODEN
F1
FEED
TR10P
FAN5
FCOVER
COVOPN
F6
F8
DUPLEX
41955801TH Rev.1
PSIZE
HVOLT
POWER
168 /
b) (K7N PWB : 1200dpi)
HOPFF
SHUTTER
DCL
F7
BELTHET
F2
F5
F3
F4
HEAD32
HEAD34
FAN8
ID
CUIF
FAN2
FAN1
RCL
RSNS
REG
PARTTEMP
EEPROM
FAN7
FAN4
FSENS
JODEN
F1
FEED
TR10P
FAN5
FCOVER
COVOPN
F6
F8
DUPLEX
41955801TH Rev.1
PSIZE
HVOLT
POWER
169 /
168
SDRAM
3 ~DIMM sockets
(SDRAM DIMM (64MB 512MB) p)
DIMM
2 ~DIMM sockets
(for program and fonts)
85
1
3
85
1
2
85
11
49
50
IDE
1
2
168
84 A
168
84 B
PCICU
84
SDMM3 168
84
SDMM2 168
84
85
1
85
1
1
4
2
3
1
19
18
36
A36
B36
C36
A1
B1
C1
SDMM1
FAN
170 /
41955801TH Rev.1
PUIF
1
Main Controller PWB

(2)
EEPROM
USB
CENT
CN1
(5)
U3
60
41955801TH Rev.1
CLUTCH RSENS
(4)
FSNS
INSENS
HEAD32
MOTOR
MAIN
FU1
HEAD34
PANEL TNRSNSK
TNRSNSY
HCON
TNRSNSM
TNRSNSC
POWER STUCK
K1200
KPOW
KPOW2
Y1200
YPOW
YPOW2
M1200
MPOW
MPOW2
C1200
CPOW
CPOW2
PANEL TNRSNSK
TNRSNSY
TNRSNSM
TNRSNSC
POWER STUCK
KPOW2
YPOW2
MPOW2
CPOW2
(3)
LED Control PWB
a) (Y73-1 PWB:600dpi)
OPTN
b) (Y7X-1 PWB:1200dpi)
Duplex Control PWB (V71--N PWB)
Control Panel PWB (X7N PWB)
IC501
171 /
(6)
N71 PWB
JODEN
(7)
Entrance Sensor PWB (R71 PWB)
INSNS1
FSNS
INSNS2
HUM
(8)
WRSNS
TNR
Paper Size Sensing PWB (PXC PWB)
SW4
SW3
SW1
SW2
CN11
41955801TH Rev.1
172 /
High voltage power supply PWB
CN2
(9)
CN1
(10) Low voltage power supply PWB
CN2
CN3
CN1
CN4-2
(CN6-2)
F2
CN4-1
(CN6-1)
F1
41955801TH Rev.1
ACIN
CN5
173 /
8.
PARTS LIST
33
29
28
9
20
30
28
32
31
39, 40, 41, 42
37
A
29
29
7
35
23
28
23
6
29
28
29
28
29
19
25
23
29
26
28
23
18
32
29
28
29
21
29
14
29
29
29
23
29
29
29
1
23
11
29
28
12
4
28
22
34
3
8
28
Figure 8-1-1/3
41955801TH Rev.1
174 /
13
29
10
23
C
B
23
29
23
A
C
B
24
24
Figure 8-1-2/3
41955801TH Rev.1
175 /
45
50
44
51
49
47
35
50
43
46
48
36
Figure 8-1-3/3
41955801TH Rev.1
176 /
Table 8-1-1/3
Main Assembly
No.
Patrs No.
Name
Qty
/Unit
Recommended Qty/Year
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
Remarks
40864601
Front Cover Assy
12
41042501
Front Cover Inner Baffle
12
40866701
Cassette Assy
12
41438401
Retard Pad Assy
12
40864301
Rear Cover
12
41374902
Face Up Stacker Assy
12
40864411
Left Side Cover
12
40864503
Right Side Cover
12
10
40862006
Multipurpose Tray Assy
12
11
40866301
Multipurpose Tray Cover Assy
12
12
41045801
Link
12
24
13
40325101
Multipurpose Tray Drive Gear
12
14
40952701
Multipurpose Tray Top Cover
12
41960404
Print Engine Controller PWB (K7N)
12
1200dpi
41960402
Print Engine Controller PWB (K7N)
12
600dpi
19
40197102
Electrical Chassis Cooling Fan
12
20
40864901
CRU Basket Assembly
12
21
41275701
Upper Cover Open Switch
12
22
41439401
Retard Pad Assy Springs
12
24
23
4PB4083-2500P008 Screw (T38)
14
24
4PB4013-3100P008 Screw (M38)
25
PSW2-8C
Screw (M28)
26
8162303M0001
EEPROM
12
15
16
17
18
27
28
4PB4083-2500P010 Screw (T310)
13
29
4PB4013-3100P006 Screw (M36)
42
30
41945601
Fuser-Unit
ODA(120V)
41945603
Fuser-Unit
OEL/APS
41945607
Fuser-Unit
ODA(230V)
41955801TH Rev.1
177 /
Table 8-1-2/3
No.
31
32
33
Patrs No.
Name
Qty Recommended Qty/Year

/Unit
per
per
per
500
1000
2000
Remarks
41945501
Belt-Unit
ODA
41945503
Belt-Unit
OEL/APS
41962801
ID-Y
ODA
41962802
ID-M
ODA
41962803
ID-C
ODA
41962804
ID-K
ODA
41962805
ID-Y
OEL
41962806
ID-M
OEL
41962807
ID-C
OEL
41962808
ID-K
OEL
41962809
ID-Y
APS
41962810
ID-M
APS
41962811
ID-C
APS
41962812
ID-K
APS
41963001
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_Y (10K)
ODA
41963002
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_M (10K)
ODA
41963003
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_C (10K)
ODA
41963004
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_K (10K)
ODA
41963005
OEL
41963006
OEL
41963007
OEL
41963008
OEL
41963009
APS
41963010
APS
41963011
APS
41963012
APS
41963201
ODA
41963202
ODA
41963203
ODA
41963204
ODA
41963205
OEL
41963206
OEL
41963207
OEL
41963208
OEL
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Table 8-1-3/3
No.
Patrs No.
Name
Qty
/Unit
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
Remarks
41963209
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_Y(5K)
APS
41963210
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_M(5K)
APS
41963211
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_C(5K)
APS
41963212
Toner-Cartridge_Type_C2_K(5K)
APS
34
41377401
Plate-Indicator
12
35
41884009
PCB Assy TIG-3
12
36
8164323M0000
EEPROM(CU)
12
37
42277502
Board-CRF (PX711(1200))
12
C7500(PS/PCL)
42277506
Board-CRF (PX711(600))
12
C7300(PS/PCL)
41437446
Board-Memory 64MB
12
ODA
41437441
Board-Memory 64MB
12
OEL
41437436
Board-Memory 64MB
12
APS
41437447
Board-Memory 128MB
12
ODA
41437442
Board-Memory 128MB
12
OEL
41437437
Board-Memory 128MB
12
APS
41437448
Board-Memory 256MB
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
ODA
41437443
Board-Memory 256MB
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
OEL
41437438
Board-Memory 256MB
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
APS
41437449
Board-Memory 512MB
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
ODA
41437444
Board-Memory 512MB
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
OEL
41437439
Board-Memory 512MB
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
APS
41705103
Oki LAN 6200e +
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
ODA
41997101
Oki LAN 7300e/MLETB11
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
ODA/OEL/APS
44
41376019
10GB HDD
(1)
(3)
(6)
(12)
ODA/OEL/APS
45
41964009
Board Assy.-CU (711)
12
46
41278601
Guide-Rail(A)
12
28
47
41278701
Guide-Rail(B)
12
48
41410201
Motor-Fan
12
49
41467401
Plate-FG(Centro)
12
50
41254601
Plate-Blank
12
28
51
41723901
Screw
52
1050003C0006
TFC-20/TFT-102010
12
33
600dpi/1200dpi
38
39
40
41
42
43
41955801TH Rev.1
Without RomRam
For CU
Core LAN cable
179 /
17
21
20(1200dpi)
11(600dpi)
15
14
22
14
21
14
19
21
21
21
21
21
21
13
8 (600dpi)
23
12,13 (1200dpi)
21
21
18
13
21
7 (600dpi)
12,13 (1200dpi)
21
16
9 (600dpi)
12,13 (1200dpi)
3
2
3
10 (600dpi)
12,13 (1200dpi)
3
2
3
2
2
Figure 8-2
41955801TH Rev.1
180 /
Table 8-2
Top Cover Assembly

No.
Parts No.
Name
Qty
/Unit
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
Remarks
40859702
Top Cover
12
41929301
LED Assy (1200dpi)
12
24
48
41971001
LED Assy (600dpi)
12
24
48
42216201
LED Assy Spring
24
48
96
41960901
LED Control PWB (Y73)
12
600dpi
42124801
LED Control PWB (Y7X)
12
1200dpi
40365404
Stacker Full Sensor
12
600dpi
40365405
Stacker Full Sensor
12
1200dpi
41316503
Top Cover Inner Frame Kit
12
42406403
LED Harness M
12
600dpi
42406404
LED Harness C
12
600dpi
42406402
LED Harness Y
12
600dpi
10
42406401
LED Harness K
12
600dpi
11
41593101
LED Control PWB Tape Harness
12
600dpi
12
2381021P0021
LED Harness 14
12
24
48
1200dpi
13
2381021P0020
LED Harness 12
12
24
48
1200dpi
14
41765601
Eject Roller
24
48
96
15
40860602
Toner Sensor
12
24
48
16
40866102
Control Panel Assy
12
17
42237802
Control Panel Bezel
12
600dpi(OEL/APS)
42237803
Control Panel Bezel
12
1200dpi(OEL/APS)
42237807
Control Panel Bezel
12
600dpi(ODA)
42237808
Control Panel Bezel
12
1200dpi(ODA)
18
2381003P0014
Control Panel Tape Harness
12
19
40861501
Eject Guide Assy
12
20
42167601
Cord Assy Head
12
21
4PB4083-2500P008 Screw (T38)
19
22
40197106
Fuse Fan 60
12
23
41469007
ID cooling Fan
12
41955801TH Rev.1
1200dpi
181 /
58
12
55
57
25
56
51
51
15
51
30
51
31
21
51
51
28
22
22
14
51
5123
4
59
2
49
51
24
47
27
29
1
51
51
26
6
7
51
13
51
17
5
18
19
50
51
11
60
10
51
54
16
51
3
51
Figure 8-3-1/2
41955801TH Rev.1
182 /
47
35
47
47
47
33
47
31
47
47
34
37
47
32
38
36
41
47
48
47
47
47
39
44
47
47
47
47
40
47
43
52
53
45
Figure 8-3-2/2
41955801TH Rev.1
183 /
Table 8-3-1/2
Printer Unit Chassis

No.
Parts No.
Name
Qty
/Unit
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
41189701
Drum contact Assy
12
24
48
40844306
Registration Roller Assy (A)
12
40844303
Registration Roller Assy (B)
12
40845401
Registration Drive Gear (A)
12
41187102
Registration Clutch
12
40845801
Registration Motor Assy
12
42153101
Main Cooling Fan
12
41944001
Color Registration Sensor Assy
12
41968701
Registration Shutter Solenoid
12
10
41944201
Registration Shutter
12
11
41968501
Registration Shutter Spring
12
12
40859201
Duplex Guide Assy
12
13
41940301
Printer Unit Chassis
12
14
41312801
Left Top Cover Spring Assy
12
15
41312901
Right Top Cover Spring Assy
12
16
40841601
Entrance Sensor Actuator #1
12
17
40841701
12
18
40841801
12
19
41258301
Entrance Sensor PWB (R71)
12
21
41253602
Duplex Gate Solenoid Assy
12
22
40842401
Fuser Drive Gear -A
12
24
23
40316301
Fuser Drive Gear -B
12
24
42170801
Fuser Drive Gear -C
12
25
40323902
Fuser Exit Roller
12
26
4PP4076-3949P001 Fuser Exit Roller Bushing (L)
12
27
4PP4043-4489P001 Fuser Exit Roller Bushing (R)
12
28
40842501
Fuser Exit Roller Contact
12
29
41073601
Exit Sensor Assy
12
30
40841301
Fuser Latching Handle (L)
12
31
40841501
Fuser Latching Handle Springs
12
24
32
40848801
Belt Motor Assy
12
33
40841401
Fuser Latching Handle (R)
12
34
41469004
ID Motor Fan
12
35
40847306
Main Motor Assy
12
Remarks
20
41955801TH Rev.1
184 /
Table 8-3-2/2
No.
Parts No.
Name
Qty
/Unit
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
Remarks
36
40846001
Main Feeder Drive Motor
12
37
40848501
Main Feeder Drive Gear (A)
12
38
40848601
Main Feeder Drive Gear (B)
12
39
41303606
Left Plate Assy
12
40
40850201
Contact Assy
12
41
41862901
Power-Unit AC-DC-switching(115V)
12
ODA(120V)
41870701
Power-Unit AC-DC-switching(230V)
12
ODA(230V)/OEL/APS
43
42046801
Power-Unit (high-voltage)
12
44
2381023P0003
HV Tape Harness
12
45
41128101
Power Supply Insulator
12
42
46
47
4PB4013-3100P006 Screw (M36)
26
48
PSW4-8C
Screw (M48)
49
41346301
Transfer Contact Assy
12
24
50
41469006
Power Cooling Fan
12
51
4PB4083-2500P008 Screw (T38)
29
52
41469005
HV Fan
12
53
41469003
Belt Fan
12
54
42309801
Film Duct
12
55
5632001P0001
Thickness Sensor
12
56
41911201
Thickness Plate Assy
12
57
41911101
Thickness Sensor Assy
12
58
41888701
Cover Seal Sensor
12
59
41928801
Pickup Stage
12
60
42199601
Waste Toner Sensor Actuator
12
41955801TH Rev.1
185 /
A
19
C
C
21
16
B
19
19
12
19
16
14
19
19
15
16
A
B
19
19
11
16
4
5
11
19
20
20
3
2
20
20
20
20
Figure 8-4
41955801TH Rev.1
186 /
Table 8-4
Paper Tray Guide

No.
Parts No.
Name
Qty
/Unit
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
40839802
Main Feed Assy
12
40371302
Feed Roller
12
40313202
Nudger Roller
12
40325401
Main Feeder Drive Gear
12
40839001
Left Cassette Guide Assy
12
40839406
Right Cassette Guide Assy
12
11
40349701
Plastic Roller
12
24
12
40368304
Paper Size Sensing PWB PXC
12
Remarks
7
8
9
10
13
14
4PP4076-5360P001 Paper Size Actuator
12
15
41309106
12
16
4PB4016-1960P004 Foot
12
24
48
19
4PB4083-2500P008 Screw (T38)
13
20
4PB4083-5670P002 Screw (T410)
21
41275901
12
2nd Tray Connector
17
18
41955801TH Rev.1
Front Cover Open Switch
187 /
5
4
4
4
4
4
D
4
C
B
A
E
B
4
F
4
Figure 8-5
41955801TH Rev.1
188 /
Table 8-5
Duplex Unit
No.
Parts No.
Name
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
12
Remarks
41946501
4PB4043-4718P001 Screw (SP310)
4PB4083-2500P010 Screw (T310)
4PB4083-2500P008 Screw (T38)
15
4PB4013-3100P006 Screw (M36)
41945301
Duplex Unit
ODA
41945303
Duplex Unit
OEL
41945307
Duplex Unit
APS
41955801TH Rev.1
Duplex Transport Assy
Qty
/Unit
189 /
APPENDIX A INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS

1. Parallel Interface Specifications
1.1 Parallel Interface
Item
Description
Mode
Compatibility mode, Nibble mode, ECP mode
Data bit length
8 bits: Compatibility mode, 4bits: Nibble mode,9 bits: ECP mode
1.2 Parallel Interface Connector and Cable

1) Connector
Printer side:
Cable side:
36-pin receptacle
Type 57LE-40360-12 (D56) (made by Daiichi Denshi) or equivalent
36-pin plug
Type 57FE-30360-20N (D8) (made by Daiichi Denshi) or equivalent
18
36
1
19
Connector Pin Arrangement Viewed from Cable Side

2) Cable
Cable length:
1.8 m max.
(A shielded cable composed of twisted pair wires is recommended for noise prevention.)
1.3 Parallel Interface Level
LOW: 0 V to +0.8 V
HIGH: +2.4 V to 5.0 V
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1.4 Timing Charts

Compatible mode
a) Data receiving timing
PARALLEL DATA
(DATA BITs 1 to 8)
0.5 s min.
0.5 s min.
0.5 s min.
nStrobe
0.5 s min.
0.5 s max.
BUSY
0 min.
0 min.
nAck
0.5 s to 3 s
0 min.
b) On-line (off-line switching timing by ON-LINE SW)

ON-LINE SW
BUSY
SELECT
100 ms max.
c) Off-line (on-line switching timing by ON-LINE SW)

ON-LINE SW
BUSY
SELECT
ACKNOWLEDGE
d) nlnit timing (invalid by default)

* Menu-set
50 s min.
INPUT. PRIME
BUSY
SELECT
5s max.
ACKNOWLEDGE
41955801TH Rev.1
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1.5 Parallel I/F Signals

Table 8-1 shows interface signal names and pin numbers.
Table 8-1 Signals
Pin No.
Signal Name
Signal Direction
Functions
Nstrobe (HostClk)
PR
Pulse for reading data in at trailing edge.
DATA 1
DATA 2
DATA 3
DATA 4
DATA 5
DATA 6
DATA 7
DATA 8
10
nAck (PtrClk)
PR
Indicates the completion of data reception.
11
Busy (PtrBusy)
PR
Indicates whether the printer is ready for receiving
8-bit parallel data.

PR
Each signal is HIGH when data is logical 1 and

LOW when it is logical 0.
data. Data cannot be received while the signal is

HIGH.
12
PError (AckDataReq)PR
13
Select (Xflag)
PR
Indicates paper error when held HIGH.

HIGH without exception when the parallel
interface is enabled.
14
NAutoFd (HostBusy) PR
Used in bidirectional communication.
15
Unassigned.
16
GND
Signal ground.
17
FG
Chassis ground.
18
+5V
PR
Used for supplying +5V. Power cannot be

supplied to the outside of the printer.
19
~
GND
Signal ground.
30
PR
31
Nlnit (nlnit)
32
NFault (nDataAvail) PR
LOW during alarm.
33
GND
Signal ground.
34
Unassigned.
35
HILEVEL
PR
Pulled up to +5V at 3.3K inside the printer.
36
Nselectin
PR
Used in bidirectional communication. Low without
(IEEE 1284 active)
Note:
41955801TH Rev.1
Initializes the printer when held LOW.
exception in compatible mode.
Parenthesized signal names are used in nibble mode.

Only functions in compatible mode are listed.
The C9300/C9500 series of printers supports the IEEE std 1284-1994 nibble mode.
Note that, when used with personal computers or cables that do not comply with the
standards, the printers may exhibit unpredictable behavior.
192 /
2. Universal Serial Bus (USB) Interface Specifications

2.1 USB Interface
(1) Basic specifications
Conforms to USB specification, revision 1.1.
(2) Transmission mode
Full speed (max. 12 Mbps + 0.25%)
(3) Power Control
Self-power device
2.2 USB Interface Connector and Cable
(1) Connector
Printer side: Type B receptacle
Upstrem port
UBB-4R-D14T-1 (made by JST) or equivalent
Connector pin layout
Cable side: Type B plug

(2) Cable
Cable length:
5 m max. (cable compliant with USB specification, revision 1.1)

(A shielded cable must be used.)
2.3 USB Interface Signals
1
2
3
4
Shell
41955801TH Rev.1
R1
Vbus
DD+
GND
Shield
Function
Power Supply (+5V) (red)
Data transmission (white)
Data transmission (green)
Signal ground (black)
193 /
APPENDIX B 2ND/3RD TRAY MAINTENANCE

1.
Parts Replacement
1.1
Cover Idle Roller Assy

(1) Unscrew the four screws 1 to remove the cover side 2 and the plate cover PCB 3.
(2) Unscrew the two screws 4 to demount the cover idle roller Assy 5.
1
1
3
1
41955801TH Rev.1
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1.2
PCB
(1) Unscrew the four screws 1 to remove the plate cover PCB 2.
(2) Remove the connectors (at seven places) and the two screws 3, then demount the board 4.
1
1
2
1
2
1
4
41955801TH Rev.1
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1.3
Feeder Drive Assy

(1) Remove the four screws 1, six screws 2 and the eight screws 3.
(2) Remove the cover sides 4 and 5, the plate cover PCB 6 and the frame hopping Assy 7.
(3) Remove the E ring 8, the clutch 9 and the two screws 0.
(4) Unscrew the two screws A to remove the core B and the connector C.
(5) Unscrew the two screws D, then detach the motor E.
(6) Unscrew the tow screws F to remove the connector G.
1
1
5
2
3
1
4
A
B C
D
E
3
3
9
D
8
0
0
E
1
1
F
41955801TH Rev.1
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2.
7820 2nd/3rd Tray PARTS LIST

1
5
8
2
6
3
41955801TH Rev.1
197 /
Table 2-1 7820 2nd/3rd Tray

No.
Parts No.
Name
Qty
/Unit
per
500
per
1000
per
2000
Remarks
41945401
2nd/3rd Tray 500Sheet Feeder Assembly
ODA
41945403
OEL
41945407
APS
41780305
Board-V7X
12
41400501
Idler Roller Assembly
12
41462301
Lower Connector W/harness
12
41462201
Upper Connector W/harness
12
41398103
Feeder Drive Assembly
12
42107701
Feeder Motor
12
41859201
Feder Cluch
12
41829101
Connector Protector
12
41955801TH Rev.1
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APPENDIX C 7820 SERIES ERROR MESSAGES

1.
Error Messages
(Caution) * : Raise in the factory mode only.
** : Not raise in the standard config machines.
Err
Code
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
300 POWER OFF/ON

300:NETWORK ERROR
OFF
Blink
A network error is occurring.
310 CLOSE COVER

310:UPPER COVER OPEN
OFF
Blink
The cover is open.
311 CLOSE COVER

311:SIDE COVER OPEN
OFF
Blink
The cover is open.(PX711)
311 CLOSE COVER

311:SIDE COVER OPEN
OFF
Blink
The cover is open.(PX713)
312 CLOSE COVER

312:TRAY2 COVER OPEN
OFF
Blink
The cover is open.
313 CLOSE COVER

OFF
Blink
The cover is open.
314 CLOSE COVER

OFF
Blink
The cover is open.
315 CLOSE COVER

OFF
Blink
The cover is open.
320 CHECK FUSER UNIT

320:FUSER UNIT MISSING
OFF
Blink
The fuser unit is not correctly installed
321 POWER OFF AND WAIT FOR

A WHILE
321:MOTOR OVERHEAT
OFF
Blink
Motor (Driver LSD) overheat error
323 OPEN AND CLOSE COVER

323:PAPER THICK ERROR
OFF
Blink
A Sensor output at Medea Empty is

outside the spec.(factory mode only
raise)

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink
Media detected values are outside the

spec.

OFF
Blink
Media detected values in U-Heavy

Mode are outside the spec.
327 DOWNLOAD CHIP DATA

327:DENSITY CALIBRATION
*
CHIP ERROR
OFF
Blink
Density Adjustments calibration chip

correction errorOmission of factory
default setting. To prevent setting
mistake.Error that does not occur at
user level.Displayed only in Factory
Mode.
LCD Messages
41955801TH Rev.1
Description
Comments
Anomalies
with Media
Weight
Detection
The difference among Sensor outputs is sensor.
outside the spec.(factory mode only
raise)
199 /
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
330 CHECK BELT UNIT

330:BELT UNIT MISSING
OFF
Blink
The belt unit is not correctly installed.
340 CHECK IMAGE DRUM

340:YELLOW DRUM MISSING
OFF
Blink
The drum is not correctly installed.
OFF
Blink

340:CYAN DRUM MISSING
OFF
Blink

340:BLACK DRUM MISSING
OFF
Blink
350 INSTALL NEW IMAGE DRUM

350:YELLOW DRUM LIFE
OFF
Blink

351:MAGENTA DRUM LIFE
OFF
Blink

352:CYAN DRUM LIFE
OFF
Blink

353:BLACK DRUM LIFE
OFF
Blink
355 INSTALL NEW BELT UNIT

355:BELT UNIT LIFE
OFF
Blink
Notifies the transfer belt has reached its

life.This is the error displayed based on
the counter to indicate that the belt has
reached its life, and printing will stop.
356 INSTALL NEW BELT UNIT

356:BELT UNIT LIFE
OFF
Blink
Notifies the transfer belt has reached its

life.This is the error to indicate that the
belt has reached its life because the
waste toner has filled up the container,
and printing will stop.
360 INSTALL DUPLEX UNIT

360:DUPLEX UNIT OPEN
OFF
Blink
Duplex unit is open (removed). When

this error is detected, printing
stops.(PX713 only)
361 REMOVE FINISHER

361:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
362 REMOVE FINISHER

362:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
363 REMOVE FINISHER

363:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
Jam has occurred nearby FINISHER

unit.(Only install the FINISHER unit)
361:Before Input
362:Input Area
363:Regist Roller
364:Invert Path
365:Invert Stack
366:Output Bin1 Exit
367:Output Bin2 Exit
364 REMOVE FINISHER

364:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
365 REMOVE FINISHER

365:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
366 REMOVE FINISHER

366:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
367 REMOVE FINISHER

367:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
Err
Code
LCD Messages

340:MAGENTA DRUM
MISSING
41955801TH Rev.1
Description
Comments
The life of the drum (Alarm)

Warning status takes effect at Cover
Open/Close, while allowing 500 pages
printing at maximum
200 /
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
370 CHECK DUPLEX

370:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
Jam has occurred nearby DUPLEX

unit.(Duplex Reversal)
371 CHECK DUPLEX

371:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink

unit.(Duplex Input)
372 CHECK DUPLEX

372:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink

unit.(Duplex Missfeed)
380 OPEN FRONT COVER

380:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
Jam has occurred in paper

path.(PX711)
380 OPEN FRONT COVER

380:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink

path.(PX713)
381 OPEN UPPER COVER

381:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink

path.(Transport)

382:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
Jam has occurred in paper path.(Exit)

383:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
Jam has occurred in paper path.(Duplex

Entry)

389:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink

path.(Others)
390 CHECK MPTRAY

390:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
Paper jam occurred during paper

feeding from each tray.
391 CHECK TRAY1

391:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
392 CHECK TRAY2

392:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
393 CHECK TRAY3

393:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
394 CHECK TRAY4

394:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink
395 CHECK TRAY5

395:PAPER JAM
OFF
Blink

400:PAPER SIZE ERROR
OFF
Blink
Inappropriate size paper was fed from a

tray. Check the paper in the tray or
check for Multiple-feed. Open and close
the cover to perform recovery printing,
and continue.

401:PAPER MULTI FEED
OFF
Blink
Warns that inappropriate long paper has

been fed from the tray. Check whether
Multi-feed has happened. Recovery
Print takes place at Cover Open/Close,
allowing the operation to continue.
Err
Code
LCD Messages
41955801TH Rev.1
Description
Comments
201 /
Err
Code
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
410 INSTALL NEW TONER

410:YELLOW TONER EMPTY
OFF
Blink

411:MAGENTA TONER EMPTY
OFF
Blink

412:CYAN TONER EMPTY
OFF
Blink

413:BLACK TONER EMPTY
OFF
Blink
420 INSTALL ADDITIONAL

MEMORY
420: MEMORY OVERFLOW
OFF
Blink
Memory capacity overflows due to the

following reason. Press ON-LINE switch
so that it continues. Install expansion
RAM or decrease the data amount.
- Too much print data in a page.
- Too much Macro data.
- Too much DLL data.
- After frame buffer compress
430 INSTALL PAPER CASSETTE

430:TRAY1 MISSING
OFF
Blink
The tray cassette of paper to which

printing is intended is removed, and
paper cannot be fed.

431:TRAY2 MISSING
OFF
Blink

432:TRAY3 MISSING
OFF
Blink

433:TRAY4 MISSING
OFF
Blink

434:TRAY5 MISSING
OFF
Blink

440:TRAY1 OPEN
OFF
Blink

441:TRAY2 OPEN
OFF
Blink

442:TRAY3 OPEN
OFF
Blink

443:TRAY4 OPEN
OFF
Blink

440:TRAY1 OPEN
OFF
Blink

441:TRAY2 OPEN
OFF
Blink

442:TRAY3 OPEN
OFF
Blink

443:TRAY4 OPEN
OFF
Blink
LCD Messages
41955801TH Rev.1
Description
Comments
Toner of (Yellow/Magenta/Cyan/Black)
ends.
Warning status takes effect at Cover
Open/Close, while allowing printing at
least 20 pages
The tray cassette that is a paper path

for the paper to be printed to is
removed.(PX711 only)
The tray cassette that is a paper path

for the paper to be printed to is
removed.(PX711 only)
Not rasise
(TRAY4:not
configuration)
202
Err
Code
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
Description
450 REMOVE THE PAPER

450:TRAY1 UNSUITABLE SIZE
OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink
Paper that cannot be used in the tray is

set. (It takes a while until the status
appears after you have closed the tray
and the lever lifted.)

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink
460 CHANGE PAPER TO

mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
460:MPTRAY MEDIA
MISMATCH
OFF
Blink
CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
460:MPTRAY SIZE MISMATCH
OFF
Blink
461 CHANGE PAPER TO

mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
461:TRAY1 MEDIA MISMATCH
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
LCD Messages
CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
461:TRAY1 SIZE MISMATCH
462 CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
463 CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
464 CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
41955801TH Rev.1
Comments
The size of paper or media type in the

tray does not match the print data.
Load mmmmm/ppppp paper in the tray
(It takes a while until the status
disappears after you have closed the
tray and the lever lifted.)
mmmmm : Paper Size (A4 , . ,B5 ,A6)
pppp
203 /
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
Description
OFF
Blink
OFF
Blink
The size of paper or media type in the

tray does not match the print data.
Load mmmmm/ppppp paper in the tray
(It takes a while until the status
disappears after you have closed the
tray and the lever lifted.)
469 (Reserved : for FRONT

** FEEDER)
OFF
Blink
(Reserved : for FRONT

FEEDER)
OFF
Blink
471 CHECK STAPLER

CARTRIDGE
471:STAPLER CARTRIDGE
MISSING
OFF
Blink
The stapler cartridge of Finisher unit is

removed
472 CHECK PUNCH CHIP BOX

472:PUNCH CHIP BOX
MISSING
OFF
Blink
The punch chip box of Finisher unit is

removed
473 INSTALL FINISHER

473:FINISHER IS REMOVED
OFF
Blink
The finisher unit is removed

480:STACKER FULL
OFF
Blink
Stacker-full is occurring in the upper

part of the printer.

481:FINISHER STACKER FULL
OFF
Blink
Stacker-full in the finisher is occurring.

482:FINISHER STACKER FULL
OFF
Blink
Stacker-full in the finisher is occurring.
490 LOAD mmmmmmmmm

490:MPTRAY EMPTY
OFF
Blink
491 LOAD mmmmmmmmm

491:TRAY1 EMPTY
OFF
Blink
Printing request is issued to the empty

tray.
Load mmmmmmmmm paper. (It takes a
while until the status disappears after
you have closed the tray and the lever
lifted.)
492 LOAD mmmmmmmmm

492:TRAY2 EMPTY
OFF
Blink
493 LOAD mmmmmmmmm

493:TRAY3 EMPTY
OFF
Blink
494 LOAD mmmmmmmmm

494:TRAY4 EMPTY
OFF
Blink
495 LOAD mmmmmmmmm

495:TRAY5 EMPTY
OFF
Blink
499 (Reserved : for FRONT

** FEEDER)
OFF
Blink
500 SET mmmmmm ON MPTRAY

AND PUSH ON-LINE SWITCH
Light
OFF
Err
Code
LCD Messages
465 CHANGE PAPER TO

mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
CHANGE PAPER TO
mmmmmmmmm/ppppppp
41955801TH Rev.1
Comments
mmmmm : Paper Size (A4 , . ,B5 ,A6)

pppp
mmmmmmmmm : Paper Size (A4 ,,,B5,

A6 )
Manual paper feed is required. Manually

insert the paper shown by mmmmm.
mmmmmmmmm :Paper Size (A4 ,,,B5,
A6 )
204 /
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
520 CHECK PAPER CASSETTE

520:TRAY1 LIFT UP ERROR
OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink
530 REMOVE EXCESS PAPER

530:TRAY1 OVERFILLED
OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink

OFF
Blink
Err
Code
LCD Messages
41955801TH Rev.1
Description
Comments
Print request was made to Tray1~5, to

which Tray Lift Up Error has occurred.
Lift Up Retry will take place when the
tray is removed and put back in.
(PX713 only)
Print request was made to Tray 1~5,

which has been detected to have too
much paper. This status will be cleared
when excess paper is removed from
that tray and the tray is put back in.
(PX713 only)
205 /
2.
Error Messages : Related to Color, Media Detect

Err
Code
LCD Messages
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
Description
_
COLOR ADJUSTING
Varies Varies Executing Auto Color Adjusting
_
DENSITY ADJUSTING
Varies Varies Executing Auto Density Adjustment
_
MEDIA WEIGHT DETECTING
Varies Varies Detecting media weight.
_
YELLOW TONER SENSOR
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
MAGENTA TONER SENSOR
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
CYAN TONER SENSOR
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
BLACK TONER SENSOR
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
NON PAPER SENSE ERROR
Varies
Light
A Sensor output at Paper Empty is

outside the spec. Prints according to
the Media Weight MIDIUM when this
error occurs
_
PAPER SENSE ERROR
Varies
Light
The difference in Sensor outputs is

outside the spec. (The weight is beyond
the recognizable limits.) At Error, Prints
according to the Media Weight MEDIUM
BELT REFLEX ERROR
Varies
Light
Belt Reflex Check Error.Error that does

not occur at user level.Displayed only in
FactoryMode.
DENSITY SHUTTER ERROR2
Varies
Light
Density Adjustment Shutter Error

2.Error that does not occur at user
level.Displayed only in FactoryMode.
DENSITY SHUTTER ERROR1
Varies
Light
Density Adjustment Shutter Error

1.Error that does not occur at user
DENSITY COLOR
CALIBRATION ERROR
Varies
Light
Density Adjustment Color Calibration

Error.Error that does not occur at user
41955801TH Rev.1
Comments
Something is wrong with the toner

sensor. When the Engine setting is
Shipping mode, displayed in a
combination of other message in the
first line. If the engine setting is Factory
mode, error display appears as
mentioned later
206 /
Err
Code
LCD Messages
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
Description
DENSITY COLOR SENSOR

ERROR
Varies
Light
Density Adjustment Color Sensor

DENSITY BLACK
CALIBRATION ERROR
Varies
Light
Density Adjustment Black Calibration

DENSITY BLACK SENSOR

ERROR
Varies
Light
Density Adjustment Black Sensor

_
YELLOW IMAGE DRUM
SMEAR ERROR
Varies
Light
Density Adjustment C/M/Y/K ID ERROR

2.
Smear due to the ID failure.
_
MAGENTA IMAGE DRUM
SMEAR ERROR
Varies
Light
_
CYAN IMAGE DRUM SMEAR
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
BLACK IMAGE DRUM SMEAR
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
YELLOW LOW DENSITY
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
MAGENTA LOW DENSITY
ERROR
Varies
Light
_
CYAN LOW DENSITY ERROR
Varies
Light
_
Varies
BLACK LOW DENSITY ERROR
Light
REGISTRATION ERROR1
Varies
Light
Registration Error.This is not user-level

error.
SENSOR CALIBRATION
ERROR
Varies
Light
Sensor Calibration Error.This is not

user-level error.
REGISTRATION ERROR2
Varies
Light
Gamma error(Yellow)
This is not user-level error.
REGISTRATION ERROR3
Varies
Light
Gamma error(Magenta)
REGISTRATION ERROR4
Varies
Light
Gamma error(Cyan)
REGISTRATION ERROR5
Varies
Light
Gamma error(Black)
REGISTRATION SENSOR
ERROR2
Varies
Light
Registration Sensor Error(Yellow)

41955801TH Rev.1
Comments
Density Adjustment C/M/Y/K ID

ERROR.
LED out of focus is assumed.
207 /
Err
Code
LCD Messages
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
Description
REGISTRATION SENSOR
ERROR3
Varies
Light
Registration Sensor Error(Magenta)

REGISTRATION SENSOR
ERROR4
Varies
Light
Registration Sensor Error(Cyan)

REGISTRATION SENSOR
ERROR5
Varies
Light
Registration Sensor Error(Black)

PRESS ONLINE SW
COULD NOT
STAPLE/PUNCH.TOO THICK
PAPER
Varies Varies Staple/Punch could not be executed

because the media was too thick. This
appears when the media too thick to be
stapled/punched has been detected.
Detection of Transparency falls under
this category. Pressing the ONLINE
key will clear the message. (R
PRESS ONLINE SWCOULD

NOT DUPLEX. TOO THICK
PAPER
Varies Varies Could not perform Duplex printing

because the paper is too thick. Displays
when paper is detected to be too thick
for Duplex printing. The message will
disappear when the ONLINE key is
pressed.
41955801TH Rev.1
Comments
208 /
3.
Err
Code
Warning Messages : Related to Usage, Media)
LCD Messages
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
Description
Comments
_
ttttt NEAR END
Varies Varies The paper in the selected tray is near

end.
_
YELLOW TONER LOW
Varies
Light
_
MAGENTA TONER LOW
Varies
Light
_
CYAN TONER LOW
Varies
Light
_
BLACK TONER LOW
Varies
Light
_
Varies
Light
_
Varies
Light
_
CYAN DRUM NEAR LIFE
Varies
Light
_
BLACK DRUM NEAR LIFE
Varies
Light
_
FUSER UNIT NEAR LIFE
Varies
Light
Notifies the fuser unit is near its life.
_
BELT UNIT NEAR LIFE
Varies
Light
Notifies the belt unit is near its life. This

is a warning; thus, printing will not stop.
_
CHANGE FUSER UNIT
Varies
Light
Notifies the life of the fuser unit

(warning). Displayed in a combination of
other message in the first line. Warning
only (No Life error)
_
ttttt EMPTY
Varies Varies ttttt: The tray is empty. Treated as

Warning until printing to the empty tray
is designated.
ttttt:TRAY1~
5,MPTRAY
_
ttttt LIFT UP ERROR
Varies Varies Lift Up Error has occurred to tttttt Tray.

That tray is treated "Paper Empty" as a
result, and printing from that tray
becomes disabled. (This sometimes
occurs only to PX713.)
ttttt:TRAY1~5
_
ttttt OVERFILLED
Varies Varies Displays that there is too much paper in ttttt:TRAY1~5

Tray tttttt. This is a warning; thus,
printing will not stop.(This sometimes
occurs only to PX713.)
41955801TH Rev.1
Toner amount is low. Displayed in a

combination of other message in the
first line. In case of MENU hLOW
TONER=STOP, h ATTENTION LED
blinks and the printer shifts to OFF
Line.When ON-LINE switch is pressed,
printing can continue until TONER
EMPTY.
The life of the drum (warning).

Displayed in a combination of other
message in the first line. The printer
stops at the point when it reaches the
drum life (Shifts to error, OFF-LINE.)
209 /
4.
Err
Code
Warning Messages : Job Account
LCD Messages
FILE ACCESSING
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
Description
Varies Varies Accessing the File System

(HDD/FLASH) on the CU board.
CANCELLING(USER DENIED)
Blink
CANCELLING(BUFFER FULL)
Blink
Varies Job cancellation due to no print permit.

(Related to JobAccount)1. A job
received from a user who is denied
printing.2. A color job received from a
user who is denied color printing.
Light Indiates that a job has been cancelled
because the printer area where the logs
are stored has been used up and also
"Cancel job" is specified as an operation
at the time of Log Full. (Related to
JobAccount)
_
INVALD ID.JOB REJECTED
Varies
Light Notifies users that jobs have been

cancelled because they are not
permitted for printing. (Related to
JobAccount). Stays displayed until the
ON LINE key is pressed.
_
LOG BUFFER FULL.JOB
REJECTED
Varies
Light Notifies users that jobs have been

cancelled because the buffer is full.
(Related to JobAccount.)Stays
displayed until the ON LINE key is
pressed.
41955801TH Rev.1
Comments
210 /
5.
Other Warning
Err
Code
LED
Ready
LED
Atten
DISK FILE SYSTEM IS FULL
Varies
Light
Disk-full is occurring. Because this is a

temporary warning, it remains until the
end of the job and disappears
DISK IS WRITE PROTECTED
Varies
Light
An attempt to write in a read-only file

was done. Because this is a temporary
warning, it remains until the end of the
job and disappears.
DISK FILE OPERATION

FAILED nnn
Varies
Light
Operation that does not involve a disk is See right

available. nnn: An identifier to Error
table
type (For details, see the Error table
provided in the subsequent chapter.)
_
JOB OFFSET HOME ERROR
Varies
Light
Job Offset Home Position Sensor

ErrorThe Job Offset function becomes
disabled, however, printing can
continue.
PU FLASH ERROR
Varies
Light
Error occurred while writing over the PU

firmware(This does not occur at user
level.)
COLLATE FAIL:TOO MANY

PAGES
Varies
OFF
The data of MOPY is memory-full.
LCD Messages
41955801TH Rev.1
Description
Comments
211 /
In case of occourrence of Disk Operation Error, error numbers will be displayed according to individual
errors as follows:
Errors
LCD Display
PJL Status Code
GENERAL ERROR
DISK FILE OPERATION FAILED 0
32000
VOLUME NOT AVAILABLE
32001
DISK FULL
DISK FILESYSTEM IS FULL
32002
FILE NOT FOUND
32003
NO FREE FILE DESCRIPTORS
32004
INVALID NUMBER OF BYTES
32005
FILE ALREADY EXISTS
32006
ILLEGAL NAME
32007
CANT DEL ROOT
32008
NOT FILE
32009
NOT DIRECTORY
32010
NOT SAME VOLUME
32011
READ ONLY
32012
ROOT DIR FULL
32013
DIR NOT EMPTY
32014
BAD DISK
32015
NO LABEL
32016
INVALID PARAMETER
32017
NO CONTIG SPACE
32018
CANT CHANGE ROOT
32019
FD OBSOLETE
32020
DELETED
32021
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SERVICE MANUAL

Including Parts Information

KONICA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

Corporate Publications Department

2002, KONICA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

For these reasons, installation of any modification not

Most electrical equipment is safe when installed in a

When installing a machine, check to see if there

Determine that the environment is controlled

Using an extension cord or any unauthorized

Installing any fuse whose rating and physical size

Using wire, paper clips, solder, etc., to replace or

Removing (except for replacement) any air filter.

Defeating the operation of relays by any means

Causing the machine to operate in a fashion other

Making any change which might have a chance

Using any unspecified replacement parts.

General Safety Guidelines

This equipment has been examined in accordance

The following checks, not all-inclusive, should be

Remove the offending substance.

Install the machine in a different location.

CAUTION: Avoid injury. Ensure that the equipment is

Konica equipment has gained a reputation for being

Look for sharp edges, burrs, and damage on all

Inspect all cover hinges for wear (loose or broken).

Inspect cables for wear, frays, or pinched areas.

Ensure that the power cord is properly mounted

Check the continuity from the round lug (GND) of

Applying Isopropyl Alcohol

Safeguards During Service Calls

When disconnecting connectors, do not pull the

Do not route the power cord where it is likely to

Carefully remove all toner and dirt adhering to any

After part replacement or repair work, route the

Do not make any adjustments outside of the

Remove power from the equipment.

Use alcohol in small quantities to avoid spillage

Be sure that there is adequate ventilation.

Allow a surface which has been in contact with

System Configuration ....................................................................................................... 7

2. OPERATION DESCRIPTION ......................................................................... 12

Main Board (TIG PWB) .................................................................................................. 14

3. PARTS REPLACEMENT ................................................................................ 42

Precautions in Replacing Parts ...................................................................................... 42

Main Cooling Fan ............................................................................................. 71

4. Adjustment .................................................................................................. 101

System Maintenance MENU ........................................................................................ 101

5. Regular Maintenance ................................................................................... 128

Parts Replaced Regularly ............................................................................................ 128

6. Troubleshooting Procedures ..................................................................... 129

Precautions before troubleshooting ............................................................................. 129

7. CONNECTION DIAGRAM ............................................................................ 164

Resistance Checks ...................................................................................................... 164

8. Parts List ...................................................................................................... 174

Error Messages .......................................................................................................... 199

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