imagePRESS C850 Series Troubleshooting Guide
imagePRESS C850 Series Troubleshooting Guide
imagePRESS C850 Series Troubleshooting Guide
[Additional case(s)]
• 110F jam code due to meshing failure on timing belt of operation feed motor (M26) (Staple/Saddle/Booklet/Finisher)
• E5A3-808x/E5B5-8016 and 1FA9 jam code due to sliding failure of dust buffer (Perfect Binder-A1/B1/C1/D1/E1)
• Smear on image due to scattering shaved powder of bushing
Contents
Image Faults......................................................................................................... 3
Optimization of fixing pressure and fixing temperature when envelops are fed.................................. 3
Non-glossy streaks due to the peeled off tape on the separation plate.............................................. 6
From 1.6mm to 1.7mm pitch uneven density occurring when coated sheets whose basis
weight is 200gsm or more are continuously output....................................................................... 15
Marks on image caused by friction due to mini gripper edge (Perfect Binder- B1/D1/E1)................ 17
Soiled image (Black dots) due to toner unable to be collected by a scraper.....................................23
White spot in the center of the leading edge on feed direction, and streaks on imagesdue to
deformation of black patch sensor unit.......................................................................................... 25
Uneven density at 1.7mm pitch, when continuous printout is made on thick/coated papers............ 27
Malfunction......................................................................................................... 29
Point to note when replacing the transfer cleaning unit.....................................................................29
Safety cover coming off of Tray 1 due to the safety cover being pressed hard to the rear side
or downward (Saddle/Staple/Booklet/Finisher)..............................................................................31
Error Code.......................................................................................................... 69
E750-0003 error may occur, when install the Auto Gradation Sensor-A1.........................................69
Points to note when replacing the lower belt assembly.....................................................................70
Points to note when replacing the fixing belt unit.............................................................................. 72
Points to note when replacing timing belt set of the operation tray assembly (Staple/Booklet
Finisher-C1/J1/M1/T1/U1)............................................................................................................. 74
E003-0002 due to poor fitting of the claws of the paper cooling lower ducts.................................... 81
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E568-8002/Shaved gear tooth due to overloading with friction from sliding while the
estrangement rack is moving (Staple-Q1/W1/Booklet-Q1/W1/Saddle-AM2/AN2/Finisher-
AM1/AN1)...................................................................................................................................... 84
E007-00x1/0101 due to an arm going onto the head of a stepped screw of fixing belt unit..............88
Notice of periodical replacement of the trimming blade and the heater (Glue vat unit).....................90
Measure against failure after system version upgrade (Multi Function Professional Puncher_A1).. 91
E5A3-808x/E5B5-8016 and 1FA9 jam code due to sliding failure of dust buffer (Perfect Binder-
A1/B1/C1/D1/E1)........................................................................................................................... 92
Specifications-Related.......................................................................................97
The breakage of copy tray hooks due to an overloading of output paper (Copy Tray-
P1/R1/R2/Output Tray-A1 )........................................................................................................... 97
Notice when replacing the fixing gears..............................................................................................99
Controller Specification...................................................................................102
Mixed media setting does not work properly for VDP job. (imagePRESS Server F200/G100).......102
"BookletFinisher-W1" and "BookletFinisher-AM2" do not exist in Available options.
(imagePRESS Server F200/G100)..............................................................................................103
Cannot staple for multiple worksheets in Excel ( Print Server )...................................................... 104
imagePRESS Server shuts down when MFP shuts down by auto shutdown timer.
( imagePRESS Server-F200 / H300 )..........................................................................................105
Fiery server does not apply the Virtual Printer job settings to a PCL job. ( imagePRESS Server
G100 )..........................................................................................................................................106
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Image Faults
Optimization of fixing pressure and fixing temperature when
envelops are fed
[Symptom]
When envelops pass the fixing assembly, the load is centralized on the overlapping points [a] on the reverse side of envelop.
Therefore an image having partial white spots may be output due to the occurrence of worn-out fixing belt surface or shaved
rubber of fixing roller surface. If the fixing pressure is greater, the overlapping points [a] may make impresses [b] on the front of
envelop depending of the type of envelop.
[Service work]
As the measure of the above-mentioned symptoms, MN-CONT is graded up to v30.52 and D-CON is graded up to v30.31 for the
following 2 controls.
A) Optimization and segmentation of fixing pressure and fixing temperature for envelops.
B) Increase of changing range for fixing pressure adjusted values of envelops.
A) Optimization and segmentation of fixing pressure and fixing temperature for envelops.
The default value for fixing pressure is decreased and the default value for fixing temperature is increased. The paper weight is
classified into 6 ranges and each range has its specified default values for fixing pressure and fixing temperature.
This Optimization and segmentation reduce the abrasions of fixing belt surface or fixing roller surface and then the image having
partial white spots will rarely occur.
[Reference] The following table shows the previous fixing pressure and fixing temperature when passing envelopes.
The following table is for optimized and segmentalized new fixing pressure and fixing temperature.
Classification 1 2 3 4 (Default) 5 6
Width of envelop/ 106 to 128 129 to 150 151 to 180 181 to 220 221 to 256 257 to 300
Paper weight
Less than 130mm 870 pls 600 pls 400 pls 400 pls 200 pls 200 pls
180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
131 to 180mm 870 pls 600 pls 600 pls 600 pls 400 pls 200 pls
180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
181 to 220mm 1170 pls 870 pls 600 pls 600pls 400 pls 200 pls
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181 to 220mm 180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
More than 221mm 1170 pls 870 pls 600 pls 600 pls 400 pls 200 pls
180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
• Classification 4 indicates the default value in the new fixing pressure and fixing temperature table.
• The paper weight range which does not meet the specification, from 160 to 180 or from 221 to 300, can be set. However the
picking, feeding and the image quality are not given guarantee.
Adjust Fixing Pressure Recommended conditions of use Degree of improvement for the impress
-1 Image with small amount of toner deposit. Slightly improved
(Image with small amount of solid parts)
-2 Image with small amount of toner deposit. Almost no impress
(Image with small amount of solid parts)
-3 Text image No impress
[Reference]
The following sample indicates the case of adjusted values of fixing pressure for an envelope whose width is 130 mm or less and
the weight is from 181 to 220 (g/m2).
[A] line in the table shows previous adjusted values and [B] line indicates new adjusted values.
The changing range of new adjusted values is increased compared with the changing range of previous adjusted values.
The following new table of fixing pressure and fixing temperature for envelopes also includes the above-mentioned 2 new controls.
• Classification 4 in the table indicates the default value.
• The unit of paper weight is g/m2.
• P rows in the table show the setting values of fixing pressure. The numeric value means the number of pulse which drives
the pressure motor from its home position. The bigger the numeric value is, the greater the pressure is.
• Setting table of fixing pressure can be selected with User Mode [Adjust fixing pressure] (+1,0,-1,-2,-3). The default value is
[0].
• The fixing temperature can be fine-tuned with User Mode [Adjust Gloss/Fine Black]. Adjustable range: -2,-1, 0, +1, +2,
Changing range: 5 degrees C, High end: 200 degrees C. (When it is over 200 degrees C, it should be taken as 200 degrees
C)
- Width of envelop : Less than 130mm
Classification 1 2 3 4 5 6
Paper weight 106 to 128 129 to 150 151 to 180 181 to 220 221 to 256 257 to 300
1 940 700 500 500 300 300
0 870 600 400 400 200 200
P -1 800 300 100 100 -100 -100
-2 730 100 -100 -100 -200 -200
-3 660 -100 -200 -200 -300 -300
Fixing temperature 180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
Classification 1 2 3 4 5 6
Paper weight 106 to 128 129 to 150 151 to 180 181 to 220 221 to 256 257 to 300
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1 940 700 700 700 500 300
0 870 600 600 600 400 200
P -1 800 300 300 300 100 -100
-2 730 100 100 100 -100 -200
-3 660 -100 -100 -100 -200 -300
Fixing temperature 180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
Classification 1 2 3 4 5 6
Paper weight 106 to 128 129 to 150 151 to 180 181 to 220 221 to 256 257 to 300
1 1240 940 700 700 500 300
0 1170 870 600 600 400 200
P -1 1100 800 300 300 100 -100
-2 1030 730 100 100 -100 -200
-3 960 660 -100 -100 -200 -300
Fixing temperature 180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
Classification 1 2 3 4 5 6
Paper weight 106 to 128 129 to 150 151 to 180 181 to 220 221 to 256 257 to 300
1 1240 940 700 700 500 300
0 1170 870 600 600 400 200
P -1 1100 800 300 300 100 -100
-2 1030 730 100 100 -100 -200
-3 960 660 -100 -100 -200 -300
Fixing temperature 180℃ 190℃ 190℃ 190℃ 195℃ 195℃
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Non-glossy streaks due to the peeled off tape on the separation
plate
[Symptom]
On the main body whose Countermeasure Cut-in Serial Numbers in Factory is earlier than the following number, non-glossy
streaks [a] image may occur with high gloss media or heavy media (200g or more).
The arrow indicates the paper feed direction.
[Cause]
The separation plate [1] in the fixing assembly [A] comes in thick and thin types. The tape affixed to the thicker separation plate
[1] comes off [a] from scuffing, then the fed paper comes in contact with the peeled off tape and leads to the above mentioned
symptom.
The arrow [b] indicates the paper feeding path.
[Service work]
As a countermeasure against the aforementioned symptom, replace the separation plate with the thinner type that reduces
scuffing of the tape even when a high gloss or heavy media is passed through.
To make this feasible, newly assign the fixing separation unit with the thinner separation plate, inner paper delivery assembly
and fixing base assembly as service parts respectively. The other type with thicker separation plate is also going to be newly
assigned as well. As to the newly assigned new type inner paper delivery assembly and the fixing base assembly, their fixing
separation units are removable. The fixing separation units of the old types are not removable.
If the shape of the inner paper delivery assembly is as shown in the photo [A], replacing the fixing separation unit only is possible.
The photo [B] shows the shape of the old type inner paper delivery assembly.
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When the above mentioned symptom has occurred, follow the procedure below, however either of the thick type fixing separation
unit and thin type fixing separation unit should be chosen according to the conditions.
Check to see if the inner paper delivery assembly is the new type or the previous type, if it is the new type follow the procedure
A, and if it is the previous type, then follow B.
4) Remove the spring mount pin [1] and the torsion spring [2] on the rear side of the inner paper delivery assembly.
- Screw [3] 1 pcs
5) Remove the spring [1] on the front side of the inner paper delivery assembly.
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6) Remove the separation plate [1] while lifting the rear side.
7) Put the mounting hole [1] on the front side of the new separation plate prepared in the positioning pin [A] and fit the screw [2]
on the rear side of the separation plate in the cut out [B].
8) Put the straight end [1] of the torsion spring in the notch [A] on the separation plate and mount the spring [2] on the positioning
pin [B].
[Reference] The torsion springs for the front side [A] and rear side[B] have different shapes.
9) Put the bent end [1] of the torsion spring in the boss [A] on the metal plate.
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[Note] After mounting the torsion spring, confirm if the straight end of the spring [1] has not come off the notch [A] on the separation
plate.
10) Assemble the spring mount pin [1] and the torsion spring [2].
11) Hook the straight end of the torsion spring [1] on the notch [A] on the separation plate and insert the spring mount pin [2] into
the hole [B] on the metal plate.
12) Hook the bent end [1] of the torsion spring on the boss [A] on the metal plate and mount the positioning pin [2].
- Screw [3] 1 pcs
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[Note] After mounting the torsion spring, confirm if the straight end of the spring [1] has not come off the notch [A] on the separation
plate.
14) Close the inner paper delivery assembly and install the fixing assembly.
15) Take some prints and check the image. If the image appears normal, the work is finished.
16) A streaks with 174mm regular intervals may rarely occur. (The arrow [a] indicates the paper feed direction.)
In that case, from User mode go to Settings/Registration > Preferences > Paper Settings > Paper Type Management
Settings,select the paper type with which the streaks occurs, press the change button of "Adjust Fixing Speed" in [Details/Edit]
to adjust the fixing speed towards the positive direction.
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If the streaks appear on images even after adjusting the fixing speed, replace the fixing separation unit with the thick type (FM1-
R469-000).
3) Remove the e-ring [1] that is securing the inner paper delivery assembly on the rear side of the fixing base assembly.
4) Remove the 1 screw [1] that is securing the inner paper delivery assembly on the front side of the fixing base assembly.
5) Draw out the inner paper delivery assembly from the front side. To do this, remove the springs [1] attached to the both sides
of the inner paper delivery assembly from the bosses that is supporting point. Also disconnect the cable connector [2].
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6) Reattach the springs attached to the both side of the removed inner paper delivery assembly to the new type inner paper
delivery assembly.
[Reference]
- Apply grease (SE1107) around the spring mount hole.
- The front/rear mounting positions and orientations of the springs are specified respectively. Attach the springs as their looped
ends [a] come outside.
The photo [A] shows the spring attached to the rear side of the inner paper delivery assembly and [B], the spring attached to the
front side of the inner paper delivery assembly.
7) Insert the new type inner paper delivery assembly from its rear side and install to the fixing base assembly. At this moment,
the spring on the rear side is not yet put around the boss.
8) Putting the looped portion of the spring on the front side in the boss, secure the front side of the inner paper delivery assembly
with the 1 screw [1] removed in the step 4).
9) Secure the rear side of the inner paper delivery assembly with the 1 e-ring (XD9-0135-000).
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10) Reconnect the connector disconnected in the step 5).
11) Fit the boss [b] at the tip of the spring set plate (FL1-3976-000) into the looped portion [a] at the center of the spring on the
rear side of the inner paper delivery assembly.
12) Put the looped end of the spring on the rear side of the inner paper delivery assembly in the boss on the fixing base assembly.
[Note] To attach the spring, put the looped end [a] in the boss [b]. Do not put the looped portion at the center [c] in the boss [b].
The photo [A] indicates the proper way to attach the spring and [B], an erroneous way to attach the spring.
13) Reassemble the parts in reverse order from the step 2).
14) Take some prints and check the image. If the image appears normal, the work is finished.
15) Streaks at 174mm intervals occur infrequently. In that case, perform the work in the step 16) of the aforementioned procedure
"A) Handling by replacing the fixing separation unit".
[Reference]
Procedure to replace the fixing base assembly
Refer to the service manual for replacing the fixing base assembly.
• FIXING BASE ASSEMBLY ( Thick type) ( FM0-1373-010 )
• FIXING BASE ASSEMBLY ( Thin type ) ( FM1-P430-000 )
[Service parts]
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No. Part Number Description Q'ty Fig.No.
2 New FIXING BASE ASSEMBLY 812
FM0-1373-010 0 -> 1
(Thick type)
3 Old 812
New INNER PAPER DELIVERY ASSEMBLY
FM1-R599-000 0 -> 1
(Thick type)
4 Old 812
New INNER PAPER DELIVERY ASSEMBLY
FM1-R600-000 0 -> 1
(Thin type)
5 Old 812
New FIXING SEPARATION UNIT
FM1-R469-000 0 -> 1
(Thick type)
6 Old 812
New FIXING SEPARATION UNIT
FM1-R470-000 0 -> 1
(Thin type)
7 Old
New FL1-3976-000 PLATE, SPRING SET 0 -> 1
8 Old FY9-6036-000 LUBE, SE1107 GREASE 0 -> 1
New
- Change the component formation so that the fixing separation unit can be removed.
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From 1.6mm to 1.7mm pitch uneven density occurring when
coated sheets whose basis weight is 200gsm or more are
continuously output
[Symptom]
From 1.6mm to 1.7mm pitch uneven density [a] may appear in main scanning direction on the second sheet or later when coated
sheets whose basis weight is 200gsm or more are continuously output. The symptom is prominently seen on a black halftone
image. The arrow [b] indicates the direction of feeding.
[Cause]
Because the paper feeding speed of fixing assembly is faster than the speed of secondary transfer unit, the media will be pulled
between the secondary transfer unit and the fixing assembly. Therefore, the vibration of fixing idler gear is transferred to the
scanner and that results in the above symptom.
[Service work]
When the above symptom occurs, adjust the fixing speed to minus side for every sheet in the management setting for media type
in user mode.
1) Have the customer log in from System Management Mode in user mode.
2) Go to Select Settings/Registration > Preferences > Paper Settings > Paper Type Management Settings, select an appropriate
paper type from among the list, press "Duplicate" button and then "OK" button.
3) Enter any name as the duplicated paper type and press "OK" button.
4) Select the paper type copied in the step 3) and then press "Details/Edit" button.
5) Select "Adjust Fixing Speed" and then press "Change" button.
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[Reference] In case Adjust Fixing Speed will not be displayed on the control panel, change the setting value of Service Mode >
Mode List > COPIER > Option > DSPLY-SW > IMGC-ADJ to "1". The value is "0" by default.
6) Change the setting value to minus side and press "OK" button.
The configurable range for the value is from "-20" to "+20". (Default: 0)
7) Select the paper type which is set from step 2) to step 6) and output the image which had the symptom to make sure that the
symptom does not occur any more.
If the symptom does not improve, then check other factors.
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Marks on image caused by friction due to mini gripper edge
(Perfect Binder- B1/D1/E1)
[Symptom]
The marks caused by friction [A] may appear on the first and last pages of glued stacked of sheets during printing.
[Reference] This symptom remarkably occurs on glossy paper such as coated paper.
[Cause]
The stuck of sheets loaded on the height tray assembly is fed by sub gripper assembly and then transferred to the main gripper
assembly. The marks caused by friction are put on the first and last pages of glued stacked of sheets due to the edges of round
holes [a] of mini gripper [1] being located at the upper and lower sides of main gripper assembly when transferring.
[Service work]
If the above-mentioned symptom occurs, prepare the sheet kit (4Y8-3138-000) to affix the sheet on the mini gripper being located
on the upper and lower sides of main gripper assembly.
1) Turn off the main power of perfect binder and then unplug the power cord.
2) Remove the parts below referring Service Manual.
- Front Covers (Left/Right)
- Rear Cover
- Rear Upper Cover
- Inner Cover (Upper/Lower)
3) Turn on the right front cover switch and left front cover switch by inserting the service tool or the like.
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4) Remove the service PCB cover.
• 1 screw
5) Turn on SW1-2 and SW2-8 on the service PCB and set the machine in service mode.
[CAUTION] To keep the machine running in service mode, be sure to do so with the trimming assembly stowed inside.
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10) Turn on the power switch.
11) Turn on SW2-1 and -3 on the service PCB and then press the push switch PSW1 3 (three) times to stop the mini gripper at
the vertical position.
12) Turn off the main switch and unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
13) Remove the filter case unit.
• 3 screws
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[CAUTION] When attaching the glue transport stay, hang the cut part of the stay to the projection of the glue supply entrance.
15) Stand behind the machine to face the back side and then remove screws [2] fixing the mini grippers [1].
• 2 screw
[Attention] Be careful not to drop the screws into the machine during the operation.
16) Stand in front of the machine to face the front side and then remove screws [2] fixing the mini gripper [1].
• 2 screw
[Attention] Be careful not to drop the screws into the machine during the operation.
17) Remove the screw [2] being the left side of mini gripper [1] on your left and then disconnect the fixed ground wire [3].
• 1 screw
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18) Remove the connector [2] being the right side of mini gripper [1] on your right and then remove the screw [3] to disconnect
the ground wire [4].
• 1 screw
19) Lift up (in the direction of the black arrow) left and right mini grippers to remove the 2 (two) mini grippers from the pins [1].
The following photo shows the state that 1 (one) mini gripper [2] has been taken from the back side of machine.
20) Prepare the sheet kit (4Y8-3138-000) to affix the sheet on the mini gripper removed from the main gripper along the following
reference lines.
- Affixing reference line [a]: Affix the left edge of sheet [1] at where it is within 1mm from the edge of mini gripper.
- Affixing reference line [b]: Affix the upper edge of sheet [1] at where it is within 1mm from the upper edge of mini gripper.
Affix the sheet not to protrude from the reference lines [a] and [b].
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21) Reassemble the parts in the reverse order from Step 13).
[Attention] Make sure that the position of unit [1] being the side of mini gripper is correct and then put the mini gripper.
Photo [A] shows upside-down position of the unit on the side of mini gripper. Photo [B] shows the correct position.
[Service parts]
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Soiled image (Black dots) due to toner unable to be collected by
a scraper
[Symptom]
When printing with the machines manufactured before the following serial numbers, soiled image (black dots) [a] may occur at
the edge of papers (front or rear side) in 37mm intervals.
The arrow [b] indicates the feed direction.
[Cause]
The double-sided tape that secures the scraper [1] which collects waste toner has a shape where the edge of the glued portion
is narrower than the center of the glued portion. Thus depending on the force to affix the scraper [1] or the displacement of the
affixing position, in a high temperature/high humidity environment, the position of the edge may be displaced [b] depending on
the force loaded in the direction of the arrow [a]. The above symptom occurs because toner cannot be collected in the area where
the sheet is displaced.
[Service work]
The developing assembly (black) is changed to the new type where the double-sided tape securing the sheet has stronger
adhesive.
- iR-ADV C9000/C7000/C9000S Series : FM4-6615-020 DEVELOPING ASSEMBLY, BK
- iR-ADV C9200/C7200 Series : FM0-2709-010 DEVELOPING ASSEMBLY, BK
- imagePRESS C800/C850 Series : FM1-C717-020 DEVELOPING ASSEMBLY, BK
[Service parts]
(iR-ADV C9000/C7000/C9000S Series)
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No. Part Number Description Q'ty. Fig. No.
Old FM0-2709-000 DEVELOPING ASSEMBLY, BK 1->0
1 640
New FM0-2709-010 DEVELOPING ASSEMBLY, BK 0->1
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White spot in the center of the leading edge on feed direction, and
streaks on imagesdue to deformation of black patch sensor unit
[Symptom/Question]
In the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-inserial numbers in factory,when printing in Y/M/C colors, white
spots [a] may be observed in the center of the leading edge on feed direction, or streaks [b] may be seen on images. Arrow shown
below is the feed direction.
[Cause]
When a sensor holder of a black patch sensor unit [1] is deformed by heat, it touches the central part of ITB belt [2] to cause toner
friction, resulting in the above-mentioned symptom. Since the toners C[3], M[4] and Y[5] exists at the upper stream side of the
black patch sensor unit [1], the above symptom occurs with all colors except Bk[6].
[Remedy/Answer]
When the above symptom is seen, prepare a new type of black patch sensor unit(FM0-4955-010)and replace it by referring the
service manual ” 4.Parts Replacement and Cleaning” > “Image Formation System” > “Removing the Drum Patch Sensor Unit(Bk)”
to replace the part.
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The new type of black patch sensor unit [A] has a spacer [1] to prevent deformation. Photo [B] shows the old type.
[Service parts]
NOTE: In the service manual, the part is described as “Drum patch sensor unit(Bk)”.
[Factory Measures]
Black patch sensor unit is changed to a new type.
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Uneven density at 1.7mm pitch, when continuous printout is made
on thick/coated papers
[Symptom/Question]
When continuous color printing is made in the paper settings listed below, uneven density at 1.7mm pitch [a] may occur, in the
printout of the second sheet and later
[b] is the feeding direction.
[Cause]
When installing a fixing assembly to a fixing feed unit, 3 screws are to be used and the first screw has to be fixed on the positioning
hole [a] before installing other screws. When screws are not installed in this order, a fixing assembly may be not installed in correct
position. In such case, the gear mesh between a fixing drive idler gear and a fixing idler gear become insufficient. As a result,
gear vibration increases to cause aforementioned symptom.
[Remedy/Answer]
1) Refer to the service manual to open the front cover and draw out a fixing feed unit.
2) Loosen the 3 pcs of yellow screws [a] [b] [c], which are fixing a Fixing Assembly. Then install the screws again, in the order of
[a] (screw this on first), [b] and [c], firmly
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3) Return the fixing feed unit and front cover in their original positions.
4) Output the image having shown the symptom, and check that the symptom does not occur
If the symptom does not improve, check other causes
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Malfunction
Point to note when replacing the transfer cleaning unit
[Symptom]
When to replace the transfer cleaning unit, it is required to detach the heat absorbing cover [2] from the old unit [1] and attach
the said cover to the new unit [3].
However in service operation a mistake of forgetting to attach the heat absorbing cover occurs from time to time.
If the device is used without attaching the heat absorbing cover, waste toner inside the transfer cleaning unit will cake from the
heat, and this brings failure in toner circulation. Replacing the transfer cleaning unit may be required as a result.
[Service work]
In replacing the transfer cleaning unit referring to the service manual, attach the heat absorbing cover removed from the old unit
[1] to the new transfer cleaning unit.
- Screw [2] x1
- Hook [3] x2
- Boss [4] x2
[Note]
• Do not damage the heat absorbing material [1] attached inside the heat absorbing cover. In case the heat absorbing material
[1] is damaged, do not use the same heat absorbing cover.
• Do not leave the detached heat absorbing cover under a high temperature environment of 50 degrees C or more. The shape
of the heat absorbing cover may be deformed and become unable to be reused.
If needed, prepare the heat cover (FM1-M165-000) that is newly assigned as service part, detach the heat absorbing cover from
the heat cover (FM1-M165-000) and attach it to the transfer cleaning unit.
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[Service parts]
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Safety cover coming off of Tray 1 due to the safety cover being
pressed hard to the rear side or downward (Saddle/Staple/
Booklet/Finisher)
[Symptom]
On the main bodies earlier than the following countermeasure cut-in serial numbers in factory, the safety cover [1] may come off
of Tray 1.
[Cause]
When the safety cover [1] is pressed hard to the direction of the arrow (rear side or downward), the above symptom occurs.
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[Service work]
When the safety cover comes off, re-attach it following the steps below. Depending on the product, the attaching way shall be
selected from the following 2 procedures.
1) For Finisher -AA1, Saddle finisher-AA2, Staple/Booklet finisher -B1/L1/T1
2) For Staple/Booklet finisher-C1/J1/U1
1-3) Remove two screws [1] and open the escape door [2].
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1-4) Remove three screws [1] and remove the escape tray cover [2].
1-5) Tray 1 [1] below the grate-shaped upper guide [2] (For how the tray is moved, see the steps under "Removing the Tray 1.").
1-6) Remove five screws [3] and remove the grate-shaped upper guide [2].
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1-7) Lift the Tray 1 [1] up to the top.
[Caution] When moving the tray down to attach it, you need to push the tray liftmotor gear [1] to the front (using a screwdriver or
the like) to release the clutch. However, when the clutch is released, the tray [2] drops by its ownweight. Be sure to hold the tray
with your hand when releasing the clutch.
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1-8) Remove 4 screws [1] on the Tray 1.
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1-10) Detach the Tray cover (upper) [1].
1-11) Check the safety cover to retune the come off parts to the original position.
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[Caution] Make sure to check that the safety cover[1] is located over the lever of Tray1 closing detect switch[2]. If it is located
different position, the Tray 1 closing detect switch[2] does not work correctly.
1-12) Reassemble the removed parts in reverse order from step 1-10).
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2-3) Shift the tray cable cover [1] toward the tray side to remove.
2-4) In the case of the Booklet Finisher, remove six screws [2] and remove the rear cover [3]. In the case of the Staple Finisher,
remove five screws [2] and remove the rear cover [3].
2-5) Remove four screws [1] and then remove the front inside upper cover [2]. (This step is unnecessary for the staple finisher.)
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2-6) Remove two screws [1].
2-7) With the upper cover [2] open, remove the left upper cover [3] by tilting to the right.
[Caution] When replacing, hook the two claws [1] of the left upper cover to the steel plate.
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2-8) Lower the Tray 1 [1] below the grate-shaped upper guide [2].
[Caution] When you attach or remove the tray, please be sure to raise the shutter [1], release the latch [3] on the rear surface of
the tray while the stack delivery gate [2] of the delivery opening is lifted (covered), and then move down the tray. If you move
down the tray without lifting the shutter of the delivery opening, the stack delivery gate comes off from the Finisher. If the stack
delivery gate comes off, remount it while paying attention so as not to lose the spring for the shaft of the stack delivery gate. The
tray falls by its own weight when the latch is released, so be sure to hold the tray with hands.
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2-9) Remove five screws [3] and remove the grate-shaped upper guide [2].
[Note] When removing 5 screws [3], lift the slide wall guide [4] to detach it. 1 hidden screw is located on the back of slide wall
guide.
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2-12) Remove 5 screws [1] on the undersurface of the Tray 1.
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2-14) Check the safety cover to retune the come off parts to the original position.
[Caution] Make sure to check that the rib [1] of safety cover is located over the lever of Tray 1 closing detect switch[2]. If it is
located different position, the Tray 1 closing detect switch does not work correctly.
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2-15) Reassemble the removed parts from the step of 2-13).
[Caution] When the safety cover is replaced with new type one, the attachment position of the clip [1] shifts to the front side.
Please note that. Fig.[A] shows old type and Fig.[B] shows new type.
[Service parts]
No. Part Number Description Q'ty Fig.No.
1 Old FC5-5443-020 COVER, SAFETY 1->0 L16
New FC5-5443-030 COVER, SAFETY 0->1
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Staple Finisher - J1 KWD71293 Booklet Finisher - J1 KWF43556
Staple Finisher - L1 LWK14216 Booklet Finisher - L1 LWQ08791
Staple Finisher - M1 LYU01723 Booklet Finisher - M1 LYV01732
Staple Finisher - T1 QWP00729 Booklet Finisher - T1 QWQ00856
Staple Finisher - U1 QUX00244 Booklet Finisher - U1 QUY00254
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Jam (Main Unit)
Measures when the display of jam 011B/0118/010F/021B/
0218/020F/0A1B/0A18/0A0F cannot be canceled (POD Deck Lite-
B1/C1/Paper Deck Unit-E1/F1)
[Symptom]
The display of jam may not be canceled even after removing the paper from jammed pickup unit. This may occur with the machines
produced before the serial numbers mentioned in the list below.
POD DECK LITE-B1
- 011B : Deck pull-out sensor delay jam
- 021B : Deck pull-out sensor stationary jam
- 0A1B : Deck pull-out sensor power-on jam
POD DECK LITE-C1/ PAPER DECK UNIT-E1
- 0118 : Deck pull-out sensor delay jam
- 0218 : Deck pull-out sensor stationary jam
- 0A18 : Deck pull-out sensor power-on jam
PAPER DECK UNIT-F1
- 010F : Deck pull-out sensor delay jam
- 020F : Deck pull-out sensor stationary jam
- 0A0F: Deck pull-out sensor power-on jam
[Cause]
The deck pull-out sensor [1] of the pickup unit may incorrectly detect the reflected light of the adjacent deck pull-out roller feeder
guide as paper, resulting in the above-mentioned symptom.
[Service work]
When the aforementioned symptom has occurred, prepare and replace with the lower feed guide [2] (FL0-2918-000) to which
the black sheet [1] is affixed following the procedure below.
The step starts where the deck is removed from the main unit.
1) Referring to Service Manual, remove the upper left cover.
2) Remove the 2 screws [2] that secure the bracket [1] of the pickup unit from the left side of the deck, and then remove the deck
pull-out roller feed guide [3]. When doing this, be careful not to drop any parts.
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3) Remove the 4 screws [1], and then remove the 2 roller support plates [2] and the 2 brackets [3] from the deck pull-out roller
feed guide.
4) Remove the roller [1], 2 bushings [2] and 2 compression springs [3] from the deck pull-out roller feed guide.
5) Replace the feed guide with the lower feed guide (FL0-2918-000).
6) Attach the pars by reversing the steps from 4) .
[Service parts]
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Model Serial number
PAPER DECK UNIT_-F1 A4 WES05369
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Jam (Delivery options)
1004 Jam Code or folded corner on printed out paper due to
positional displacement of support (Staple/Saddle/Booklet/
Finisher)
[Symptom]
1004 jam or folded corner of printed out paper may occur on machines with serial number earlier than the following
countermeasure cut-in serial numbers in factory.
- 1004 : Shift Unit Trailing Edge Sensor Delay Jam
[Cause]
When the sliding load from the sliding part [1] inside the side registration sensor assembly is great, the side registration sensor
assembly drive motor steps out and the position of the support [2] is displaced towards the front side of the product [a]. In the
said condition, the paper contacts the support [2], would be skewed in delivery and may result in the aforementioned symptom.
[Service work]
When the above mentioned symptom frequents, prepare and replace with the new type side registration sensor assembly for
each product referring to the service manual.
A) Finisher AK1, Saddle Finisher AK2, Staple Finisher Q1/W1, Booklet Finisher Q1/W1
- SIDE REGIST, SENSOR PCB ASS'Y [1] (FM3-5188-040)
[Service parts]
A) Finisher AK1, Saddle Finisher AK2, Staple Finisher Q1/W1, Booklet Finisher Q1/W1
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No. Part Number Description Q'ty Fig.No.
1 New FM3-5188-040 SIDE REGIST, SENSOR PCB ASS'Y 0->1 L36
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110F Jam code due to meshing failure of the timing belt (Staple-
W1/Booklet-W1/Saddle-AN2/Finisher-AN1)
[Symptom]
110F Jam may occur during print using finisher.
-110F: Lower delivery sensor (PS6) Stationary jam
[Cause]
When the belt roller [2] of the process upper guide tilts to the processing feed motor (M26) [1] side, the distance between the
shafts [a] becomes smaller and makes it easier for the timing belt to get loose. When the timing belt gets loose, a meshing failure
occurs between the timing belt and the gears, resulting in the above symptom.
[Service work]
When the above symptom occurs, remove the paper delivery drive assembly (L) by following the procedure below. Then align
the connecting holes of the upper dispose guide and the front plate/rear plate, and reattach the operation feed motor (M26) so
that the distance between shafts of the belt roller in the upper dispose guide and the operation feed motor (M26) is appropriate.
The following procedure starts from after the finisher being removed from the engine.
1) Refer to "Removing the front cover" and "Removing the rear cover" in Service Manual and remove both covers.
2) Be sure that the connecting holes [a] of the upper dispose guide and the front plate/rear plate are aligned.
The photo [A] shows the front plate and the photo [B] shows the rear plate.
- If the connecting holes [a] of the upper dispose guide and the front plate/rear plate are aligned, the step 3) is not required, so
proceed to the step 4).
- If the connecting holes [a] of the upper dispose guide and the front plate/rear plate are not aligned, proceed to the next step.
3) Adjustment method
3-1) Loosen the 2 screws [1] on the front plate and the 2 screws [1] on the rear plate. Insert a round stick with 8mm diameter into
the positioning hole [a] that aligns with the upper dispose guide. The photo [A] shows the rear plate side and the photo [B] shows
the front plate side.
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[Reference] When a round stick is not available to insert, remove the connecting shaft [1] from the engine and the finisher, and
insert it into the positioning holes of the plate and the upper dispose guide.
In the photo [A] below, the shaft [1] is aligned with the rear plate. In the photo [B], the shaft [1] is aligned with the front plate.
3-2) Tighten the 4 screws that were loosened in the step 3-1).
4) Reattaching the operation feed motor (M26).
4-1) Remove the 2 screws [2], the connectors [3] and the edge saddle [4] and then remove the paper delivery drive assembly
(L).
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4-2) Loosen the 2 screws [1] on the operation feed motor (M26), move the motor in the direction of the arrow until it stops and
fully tighten the screws.
4-3) With the 2 screws [2] that were removed in the step 4-1), temporarily secure the paper delivery drive assembly (L).
4-4) Move the paper delivery drive assembly (L) in the direction of the arrow until it stops and fully tighten the 2 screws [2].
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4-5) Make some prints and check that the above issue does not occur.
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1008 Jam Code due to nip failure of post card feeding rollers
(Finisher)
[Symptom]
In the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-in serial numbers in factory, when feeding a postcard or a paper
with a length less than 182mm in feeding direction, were ejected, 1008 jam may occur in rare occasion.
-1008 Jam: Buffer path 2 sensor (UN14) Delay Jam
[Cause]
When pull in current value of the solenoid was insufficient and the installed position of estrangement solenoid unit (SL11) [1] was
inappropriate, nip pressure of the postcard feeding rollers may be insufficient. This may lead to the above mentioned phenomenon.
[Remedy/Answer]
When the aforementioned symptom has occurred, conduct the following 2 steps.
a) Upgrade the firmware of SORTER, according to the list below.
b) Prepare and replace with a new type of estrangement solenoid unit (FM1-A170-010), following the procedure below. Note that
the following procedure starts from where the finisher was removed from main body of a copying machine.
b-1) Detach the upper feeder assembly, referring to the service manual.
b-2) Turn over the upper feeder assembly, remove stepped screws [1] x4pcs and remove a buffer guide [2].
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b-4) Remove screws [1] x3pcs, remove the estrangement solenoid unit [2].
b-6) Loosen the screws [1] x2pcs, which are fixing the estrangement solenoid unit.
b-7) Push in the middle part [1] of the arm of estrangement solenoid unit, by a finger in a direction indicated by arrow. Measure
the height[b] between the bottom of buffer guide [2] to the corner of an idler roller holder by a scale. Adjust the position of the
solenoid, so that the height be in a range between 18.5 to 19.5mm.
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[Reference] Marking the corner [1] of the idler roller holder by a permanent marker, may make the adjustment easier.
b-9) Reassemble the parts in reverse order from the step b-3).
[Service parts]
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[Countermeasure cut-in serial number in factory1]
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Model Serial No.
FINISHER-AN1 EU/OT WBQ50108
FINISHER-AN1 CN WBR50025
SADDLE FIN-AN2 US WBT50432
SADDLE FIN-AN2 EU/OT WBU50201
SADDLE FIN-AN2 CN WBV50006
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1014/1086/10B5/10E9/17B5/17E9 Jam codes due to softened
spacer (Paper Folding Unit/Document Insertion / Folding Unit)
[Symptom/Question]
In the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-inserial numbers in factory,when making copies using the paper
folding unit, 1014/1086/10B5/10E9/17B5/17E9 Jams may occur.
- 1014: Slowdown timing sensor (S24) Delay Jam
- 1086: Inlet sensor (S20), Slowdown timing sensor (S30) Delay Jam
- 10B5: Slowdown timing sensor (S24) Delay Jam
- 17B5: Slowdown timing sensor (S24) Delay Jam
- 10E9: Slowdown timing sensor (S30) Delay Jam
- 17E9: Slowdown timing sensor (S30) Delay Jam
[Cause]
As the spacer [1] gets softened and its surface gets sticky, the folding/straight flapper [2] sticks to it, causing the above symptom
to occur.
[Remedy/Answer]
Follow the steps below and check if the spacer [1] is stuck to the folding/straight flapper [2]. If it is stuck, prepare the 2 new
type spacers (FL1-6535-000) and replace with them.
1) Refer to Service Manual and pull out the folding unit in the direction of the arrow.
2) Press the folding/straight flapper [1] lightly with a finger and check if it is stuck to the spacer [2]. If the folding/straight
flapper and the spacer are stuck together, proceed to the step 3). If not, look for another cause.
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3) Fully open the right feeder guide unit [3], remove the 2 screws [1] and then remove the right inner cover [2].
4) Look inside the unit from where the right inner cover was removed from and press the 2 spacers [1] from the bottom side
using needlenose pliers, etc. and remove them.
[Note] When removing the spacers, be sure not to break it as when the spacer breaks and falls inside the machine, jam and
error may occur.
The photo below shows the normal spacer [A] and the broken spacer [B].
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5) Attach the new type spacers [B] to the areas in front and rear sides of the folding unit as marked with circles [1] in the
photo below. [A] is the old type spacer.
6) Attach the spacers in the arrow side [c] of the reference lines [a] and [b]. A deviation up to +2mm in the arrow side [c] can
be tolerated.
[Note] Be sure that the spacer does not go into the arrow side [d] beyond the reference line [b].
7) Attach the right inner cover in the reverse order of the step 3) and close the cover.
[Service parts]
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Model Serial No.
Document Insertion / Folding Unit-K1 EU/O WGK00631~
Document Insertion / Folding Unit-K1 CN WGL01726~
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2828 jam code due to misdetection of the double feed sensor
assembly(Paper Deck Double Feeding Detection Kit -A1)
[Symptom/Question]
2828 jam may occur when feeding paper from the Multi-drawer Paper Deck with the paper deck double feeding detection Kit-A1.
-2828: double feed jam (S009, S010)
[Cause]
If one feeding sheet is wrongly detected as two sheets or over, due to inconsistent sensor adjustment value of the double feed
sensor assembly (FM4-3471-000) [1], the above-mentioned symptom occurs.
[Remedy/Answer]
If the above-mentioned symptom occurs, prepare the new-type double feed sensor assembly (FM4-3471-010) with the adjustment
value changed, and perform replacement by referring to "Installing the Paper Deck Double Feeding Detection Kit" in Installation
Procedure of Service Manual.
[Reference] There are blue marks [a] for identification on the connectors of the reception PCB [A] and the transmission PCB [B]
of the new-type double feed sensor assembly with the adjustment value changed. The connector of the transmission PCB [B] is
on its back side.
[Service parts]
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110F jam code due to meshing failure on timing belt of operation
feed motor (M26) (Staple/Saddle/Booklet/Finisher)
[Symptom/Question]
In the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-inserial numbers in factory, when printing using the finisher, 110F
jam may occur.
- 110F: Lower Delivery Sensor (PS6) Stationary Jam
[Cause]
The timing belt [2] in the operation feed motor (M26) [1] is designed to keep its tension and prevent from being loose by having
the tensioner [3] pressed in the direction of the arrow. This tensioning method is "unfixed type". However, the pressing power of
the tensioner [3] in the unfixed type is insufficient in some cases and when the operation feed motor (M26) [1] drives rapidly a
meshing failure occurs on the timing belt because of power, resulting in the above symptom.
[Remedy/Answer]
When the above symptom occurs, prepare and replace the paper delivery drive set (L) (4Y8-3156-000).
The paper delivery drive set (L) (4Y8-3156-000) contains the following 2 items.
- Timing belt [1]
- Paper delivery drive assembly (L) [2]
1) Refer to "Removing the Rear Cover" of Service Manual and remove the rear cover.
2) Remove the 2 screws [2], the connector [3] and the edge saddle [4], and then remove the paper delivery drive
assembly (L) [1] including the motor.
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3) Remove the 2 screws [1] and then remove the motor [2]. Then, attach the motor to the paper delivery drive
assembly (L) which is included in the set. To attach the motor, use the 2 screws that were previously removed [1].
4) After attaching the timing belt [2] that is included in the set to the paper delivery drive assembly (L) [1] with the motor attached,
attach the whole thing to the machine using the 2 screws removed in the step 2).
[Note] When replacing to the paper delivery drive assembly (L), be sure to also replace the timing belt [B] at the same time that
is included in the set. 110F jam occurs when using the old type timing belt [A] as the number of teeth of the new type is different
from the old type originally attached to the engine.
In the photo below, [A] is the old type and [B] is the new type.
The old type [A] has "S2M 214" [a] printed on it. The new type [B] has "60S2M216" [b] printed on it.
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5) Loosen the screw [2] on the tensioner plate of the paper delivery drive assembly (L) [1]. (By loosening the screw, tension is
applied to the timing belt.)
6) Tighten the screw which was loosened in the step 5) and attach the rear cover.
[ Service parts]
* PAPER DELIVERY DRIVE ASS'Y (L) (FM3-5848-000) is discontinued. The DC stepping motor "FK2-1704-000" used in this
assembly is set up as a single part and the M3X1.4 stepped screw (FS2-9394-020) is discontinued.
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Model Serial No.
SADDLE FINISHER-AF2 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHER-AF2 CN No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHER-AJ2 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHER-AJ2 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHER-AJ2 CN No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHE-AK2 UL NWF50146
SADDLE FINISHER-AK2 EU/O NWG50144
SADDLE FINISHER-AK2 CN NWH50014
SADDLE FINISHER-AM2 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHER-AM2 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHER-AM2 CN No implemented due to production discontinuance
SADDLE FINISHER-AN2 US WBT50743
SADDLE FINISHER-AN2 EU/O WBU50381
SADDLE FINISHER-AN2 CN WBV50006
STAPLE FINISHER-F1 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance
STAPLE FINISHER-F1 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
STAPLE FINISHER-Q1 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance
STAPLE FINISHER-Q1 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
STAPLE FINISHER-W1 UL SWT51728
STAPLE FINISHER-W1 EU/O SWU51291
STAPLE FINISHER-W1 CN WJN50164
BOOKLET FINISHER-F1 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance
BOOKLET FINISHER-F1 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
BOOKLET FINISHER-Q1 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance
BOOKLET FINISHER-Q1 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
BOOKLET FINISHER-W1 UL SWW53340
BOOKLET FINISHER-W1 EU/O SWX52248
BOOKLET FINISHER-W1 CN WJP50068
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Error Code
Copier Color | imagePRESS C850/C750/C650 Series |
[Symptom]
E750-0003 error may occur, when install the Auto Gradation Sensor-A1.
E750-0003: System software error
Combination of the DC Controller software and the Color Sensor CPU software was not correct.
[Cause]
Caused by incorrect combination of the DC-CON and DSUB3.
# DSUB3 contains the software for Color sensor (actual option name is "Auto Gradation Sensor-A1")
[Service work]
If E750-0003 error occurred, when install the Auto Gradation Sensor-A1, confirm the version of DC-CON and DSUB3 and reinstall
the firmware as correct combination.
# At February 2016, latest DC-CON is v30.31 and corresponding DSUB3 is v30.01.
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Points to note when replacing the lower belt assembly
[Detail]
The lower belt assembly (FM1-C722-000) with insufficient amount of grease applied to its gear may have been distributed in the
field due to the poor control of the amount of applied grease.
When an amount of grease applied is insufficient, gears may wear out, and additionally, the bearing may be displaced tocause
the following symptoms.
For above reason, amount of grease applied at the gears may need to be checked when replacing the lower beltassembly (FM1-
C722-000).
[Service work]
When replacing the lower belt assembly (FM1-C722-000), check the amount of applied grease and apply the grease by following
the procedures below:
1) Check whether the proper amount of grease is applied to the gear of the lower belt assembly (FM1-C722-000).
[A] shows the state where insufficient grease is applied, and [B] shows the state where proper amount of grease is applied.
If the amount of grease is insufficient, go to the step 2). If the proper amount of grease is applied, carry on replacement.
[Reference]
The part serial number [a] is stated on the label attached to the front side of the lower belt assembly (FM1-C722-000).
The lower belt assembly (FM1-C722-000) with the part serial number 3S00016789 or later have the proper amount of grease
applied to its gear.
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- If one of the target machines in the following list had no history of lower belt assembly replacement, the greaseamount may be
insufficient so please apply the grease.
< TargetDevice>
NOTE : All IPR C800/C700/700L/60 Series are target machines. Be sure to apply grease.
2) Prepare SE1107 grease lube (FY9-6036), and apply the proper amount of grease to the gear of the lower belt assembly (FM1-
C722-000).
Apply the grease to the whole circumference of the gear by rotating the gear with a hand.
After applying the grease, carry on replacement.
[Reference] When replacing the upper belt assembly (FM1-C721-000), be sure to apply the proper amount of grease to the gear
of the lower belt assembly as stated in Service Manual.
[Service parts]
FY9-6036 LUBE, SE1107 GREASE
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Points to note when replacing the fixing belt unit
[Detail]
When the life of the fixing belt unit advances, the greases applied to 27T gear in the fixing drive unit and 31T gear in the fixing
belt unit deteriorate. Also abnormal noise (noise of meshing failure of tooth) during operation or E004-0203 may occur when the
gear is worn out due to the deterioration of the greases.
Clean the deteriorated greases when replacing the fixing belt unit to prevent the above-mentioned issue.
Regarding the operating steps, please refer the following Servicing Work.
- E004-0203 : Protection circuit error
[Service work]
Clean 27T gear [1] and reapply grease by following the step A).
If any damage was observed on teeth of gears, replace the gears by following the step B).
4) After cleaning, apply 1.3g grease [a] evenly to make sure that the grease covers the entire circumference of the gear.
[Reference] Applying grease is not necessary to the area [a], approximately 10mm between the root of the gear. However, there
is no problem if the grease is applied to this area.
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B) Replacement of the 27T gear
Prepare 27T gear and Grease SE1107 (FY9-6036-000) to replace it following the steps.
• 27T gear ( FL1-1282-000)
a) Replacement of 27T gear in the fixing drive unit.
1) Remove 3 (three) screws [1] in the fixing drive unit to detach the support plate [2].
2) Apply grease sufficiently on the entire circumference of the new 27T gear and replace the 27T gear. The method to apply
grease is the same as the step 4) of A) Cleaning the gear and reapplying grease .
3) Assemble the parts by reversing the steps.
[Service parts]
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Points to note when replacing timing belt set of the operation tray
assembly (Staple/Booklet Finisher-C1/J1/M1/T1/U1)
[Detail]
If the claws attached to the cogged timing belt (FC5-3553-000) are detached due to the insufficient strength, the back end assist
button (FC5-4715-000) and the back end assist plate (4F8-0088-000) are also detached, and the printed paper cannot be output,
which may cause E514-8001 error.
As measures against it, the shapes of the following parts [1]to[3] are changed.
1. Timing belt [1]
2. Back end assist button [2]
3. Back end assist plate [3]
As a result, if any one of the above parts is changed, all the 3 parts need to be changed simultaneously.
[Service work]
If changing any one of the timing belt [1], the back end assist button [2] and the back end assist plate [3], prepare the timing belt
set (4Y8-3107-000), which is composed of the new-type parts, and replace the 3 parts simultaneously by following the steps
below.
The following steps describe the steps after the finisher is separated from the copier.
1) Remove the operation tray by referring to Service Manual.
2) Pull the operation tray adjuster guide (front) [1], the operation tray guide (front) [2], the operation tray guide (rear) [3], and the
operation tray adjuster guide (rear) [4] of the operation tray assembly in the arrow direction to remove.
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3) Remove the 5 connectors [1] on the underside of the operation tray assembly.
4) Remove the 1 screw [1] located in the direction of the leading edge of the operation tray assembly, and remove the sensor
mount [2].
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5) Remove the 2 connectors [1] of the sensor mount.
6) Remove the 3 screws [1] on the underside of the operation tray assembly, and remove the cable guide (including cables) [2].
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7) Remove the 2 screws [1] on the underside of the operation tray assembly, and remove the back end assist motor unit [2].
8) Remove the 1 screw [1] located in the direction of the trailing edge of the operation tray assembly.
9) Remove the 3 screws [1] on the underside of the operation tray assembly, and remove the guide assembly [2].
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10) Remove the 1 screw [1] near the center of the guide assembly, and remove the back end assist unit [2].
[Reference] If the screw [1] is hidden behind the back end assist plate [3], slide the belt, move the back end assist plate, and
remove the screw.
11) Slide the back end assist button [1] in the arrow direction from the back end assist unit, and remove the back end assist plate
[2].
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12) Pull the operation tray cover [1] in the arrow direction to remove.
13) Remove the clip [1] and the E-ring [2] from the back end assist unit, and replace the timing belt [3] with the new type.
[Attention] Be careful not to lose the torsion spring [4].
14) Put each shaft through the back end assist unit, and attach the clip [1] and a new E-ring (XD2-1100-402) [2].
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15) Attach the operation tray cover.
16) Attach the new-type back end assist button and the back end assist plate to the back end assist unit.
17) Attach the parts by reversing the procedure from the step 10).
[Service parts]
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E003-0002 due to poor fitting of the claws of the paper cooling
lower ducts
[Symptom]
E003-0002 may occur due to the poor fitting of the claws of the paper cooling lower ducts.
E003-0002: Pressure Main Thermistor low temperature detection error
[Cause]
If the claws at the contact of the paper cooling lower left/right ducts in the delivery reverse assembly are not properly seated, cool
air leaks from the paper cooling lower ducts towards the fixing assembly and leads to the aforementioned symptom.
[Service work]
If the device would not recover even after performing the remedy to the error described in the service manual, check the claws
at the contact of the paper cooling lower ducts.
1) Pull out the fixing feeding assembly [1] referring to the service manual.
2) Check the seating of the 5 claws [1] at the contact of the paper cooling lower left duct and the paper cooling lower right duct,
and if any claw is not seated properly, then push it in the direction of the arrow [2] to lock it.
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[Note]
When the claw is hooked, it clicks.
The boss [1] is seen when the claw is only half seated [A]. Also there is a gap [2] between its counterpart.
If the boss is not seen and no gap left between the counterpart, then the claw is seated fine [B].
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3) Reinstall the fixing feeding assembly in reverse order of the step.
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E568-8002/Shaved gear tooth due to overloading with friction from
sliding while the estrangement rack is moving (Staple-Q1/W1/
Booklet-Q1/W1/Saddle-AM2/AN2/Finisher-AM1/AN1)
[Symptom/Question]
E568-8002 and shaving on the gear tooth may occur in the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-in serial
numbers in factory.
- E568-8002 : Feed Roller HP error
[Cause]
While the feed roller shaft is moving up and down to detect home position, if the estrangement rack [1] that holds the feed roller
shaft inclines, the load from sliding increases and the feed roller shaft becomes unable to go back to home position, and this
brings the aforementioned symptom.
[Remedy/Answer]
When the above-mentioned symptom occurs, perform the work either A) Replacing the upper feeder assembly with the new type
or B) Applying the grease to the feed assembly.
A) Replacing the upper feeder assembly with the new type
Prepare the new-type upper feeder assembly for each machine and perform the work by following the steps below.
A-1) Refer to Service Manual (4. Parts Replacement and Cleaning > Feed Assembly) and remove the delivery static eliminator
and the upper feeder assembly.
A-2) Replace the upper feeder assembly with the new type.
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B-3-2) Remove the e-rings [3] (x3pcs) to remove the follower roller and then draw out the feed roller.
[Reference]
- Some models have only 2pcs of e-rings.
- Some models have a pin attached to the follower roller
B-3-3) Remove the e-rings [4] (x2pcs) to detach the estrangement rack [1].
B-4) Put marks with a magic marker on the teeth of the gear meshing with the estrangement rack.
B-5) Visually, check the condition of the teeth marked in the step B-4).
If chipped/shaved teeth are observed, shift the phase of the gear position by rotating by 180 degrees at angle.
The picture [A] shows a shaved gear tooth in a triangle shape. The picture [B], a gear tooth in the normal shape.
B-6) Clean up the soiling and filings attached to the estrangement rack and the gear with lint-free paper moistened with alcohol.
B-7) Apply Molykote EM-50L (HY9-0007-000) to at 4 locations on the front/back sides of the estrangement rack shown in the
following illustrations.
-Apply Molykote in an amount of a grain of rice (approximate 20mg) per a portion.
-Apply all over the teeth in the rack section [a] that meshes with the gear.
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B-8) Reassemble the parts in reverse order from the step B-3). Use new e-rings (XD9-0135-000) when doing so.
[Service parts]
(Common to models)
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Model Serial No.
Finisher-AK1 CN NWD50030
Finisher-AK1 EU/O NWC50342
Finisher-AK1 UL NWB50000
Finisher-AJ1 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance.
Finisher-AJ1 EU/OT No implemented due to production discontinuance.
Finisher-AJ1 CN No implemented due to production discontinuance.
Saddle Finisher-AJ2 CN No implemented due to production discontinuance.
Finisher-AM1 UL No implemented due to production discontinuance.
Finisher-AM1 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance.
Finisher-AM1 CN No implemented due to production discontinuance.
Saddle Finisher-AM2 UL QWL50005
Saddle Finisher-AM2 EU/O QWM50058
Saddle Finisher-AM2 CN QWN50014
Finisher-AN1 US WBP50005
Finisher-AN1 EU/OT WBQ50116
Finisher-AN1 CN WBR50025
Saddle Finisher-AN2 US WBT50445
Saddle Finisher-AN2 EU/OT WBU50220
Saddle Finisher-AN2 CN WBV50006
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E007-00x1/0101 due to an arm going onto the head of a stepped
screw of fixing belt unit.
[Symptom/Question]
In the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-inserial numbers in factory,arm of the front tension arm unit may
go onto the head of a stepping screw of the fixing belt unit. This may cause one of the errors listed below.
-E007-0001-05:Fixing Belt full displacement error
-E007-0011-05:Fixing Belt full displacement error
-E007-0021-05:Fixing Belt full displacement error
-E007-0101-05:Fixing Belt HP detection error
[Cause]
Due to looseness of the front tension arm unit (FM0-1379-000), its arm [2] may go onto the head of the stepped screw
(FU1-9010-020) [1].
l be restricted, the normal fixing belt displacement correction control becomes unable to be done, and the above-mentioned
symptom occurs.
Photo [A] is showing the normal status, with the arm located below the head of stepped screw.
Photo [B] is showing the abnormal position of the arm, which is causing errors. Here, a scratch mark is observed on the head of
the stepped screw.
[Remedy/Answer]
If the above-mentioned symptom occurs, prepare the new type stepped screw (FU5-9425-010) and a grease (FY9-6036(SE1107))
and perform work by the following procedures below.
[A] is the new type: Screw head= ϕ 8mm and [B] is the old type: Screw head = ϕ 6.3mm
1) Refer to the service manual and detach the fixing belt unit.
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2) Slide the arm [2] of the front tension arm unit, and while holding it away from the screw, remove the stepped screw [1]
3) Apply the grease (SE1107) as much as a grain of rice (approx. 20mg) to the side face of the arm [a], where the part interferes
with the screw.
4) Slide the arm [2] of the front tension arm unit, and while holding it away, attach a new type of stepped screw [1].
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Notice of periodical replacement of the trimming blade and the
heater (Glue vat unit)
[Details]
Check the work interval of the trimming blade and the heater (Glue vat unit) from the following Service Mode and besure that
these parts are not used beyond the designated work interval.
When using the parts beyond the designated work interval, the following symptoms occur.
a) Trimming blade [Periodically Replaced Parts]
Trimming performance of the trimming blade goes down and trimming failure [a] occurs.
[Remedy/Answer]
Replace the trimming blade and the heater (Glue vat unit) in accordance with the designated work interval described in Service
Manual.
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Measure against failure after system version upgrade (Multi
Function Professional Puncher_A1)
[Symptom/Question]
In the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-inserial numbers in factory, the following failures may occur on the
Multi Function Professional Puncher-A1, when the system version upgrade is done for a
main body and an accessory.
- Only LCD light is on, but characters do not appear on an operation panel of Multi Function Professional Puncher-A1.
- E503-0055: Communication Error in the Multi Function Professional Puncher
- E711-0001: IPC communication error (time out error)
[Cause]
For some reason, when power drop or power OFF is caused during the version upgrade process of Multi Function Professional
Puncher-A1, some part of the firmware fails to be written in, causing the above symptom.
[Remedy/Answer]
When the above mentioned failure is observed, replace with the new type MAIN CONTROLLER PCB ASS'Y( FC3-7449-000)[A],
which has its Bootloader firmware modified.
In addition, the Bootloader firmware could not be upgraded by SST, thus the MAIN CONTROLLER PCB ASS'Y is needed tobe
replaced. The new type PCB has Main Ver9.02 or later, and COMM Ver9.05 or later in it.
[NOTE]
The new/old type of MAIN CONTROLLER PCB ASS'Y could be identified by the PART NUMBER [a] [b] printed on a label on a
PCB.
- New type [A]: 7718643[a]
- Old type [B]: 7718575[b]
[Service parts]
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E5A3-808x/E5B5-8016 and 1FA9 jam code due to sliding failure of
dust buffer (Perfect Binder-A1/B1/C1/D1/E1)
[Symptom/Question]
In the machine earlier than the following countermeasure cut-inserial numbers in factory, when copying using perfect binder,
E5A3-8081/E5A3-8082/E5B5-8016 or 1FA9 jam may occur.
- E5A3-8081: Error in the stack buffer tray motor (M39) of Perfect Binder (Stack buffer tray home position sensor (S78) is not
turned OFF.
- E5A3-8082: Error in the stack buffer tray motor (M39) of Perfect Binder (Stack buffer tray home position sensor (S78) is not
turned ON.)
- E5B5-8016: Error in waste paper detection of Perfect Binder
- 1FA9: Stationary jam of rotation home position sensor 1 (S95)
[Cause]
As the life of the dust buffer [2] in dust collecting area [1] advances, the surface [a] that comes in contact with the arm [3] gets
shaved. This causes sliding failure of the dust buffer, resulting in the above symptom.
[Remedy/Answer]
When the above symptom occurs, prepare some lint-free paper and alcohol, and clean the dust buffer in the following procedure.
[Note] When bringing down the trimming assembly, be sure to do so with two people.
4) Remove the 2 screws [2], and then remove the cable arm [1] from the trimming assembly.
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5) Remove the 6 screws [2].
[Reference] Marking the screw holes, with a permanent marker, which the trimming assembly was secured to may be helpful
when installing back the trimming assembly.
6) Hold the areas marked with red circles and remove the trimming assembly [1].
[Note] There is a protrusion [2] on the bottom side of the trimming assembly. As placing the removed trimming assembly directly
on the floor may damage the trimming assembly, use 4 reams of LTR size copy paper [3] and place the assembly on top of them.
7) Remove the 2 screws [2] and then remove the bracket [1].
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8) Refer to Service Manual and remove the dust buffer drive assembly.
9) Remove the 2 screws [1] in front securing the sub buffer unit.
10) Go to the back of the machine. Refer to "Removing the dust buffer unit" in Service Manual and open the controller PCB mount.
11) Remove the 2 screws [2] in rear securing the sub buffer unit [1].
12) Remove the 2 screws [1] on the side of the sub buffer unit [2] and then remove the sub buffer unit.
13) Flip the sub buffer unit. Remove the 3 E-rings [1] and then remove the sub buffer [2].
[Reference] Do not reuse the removed E-rings and prepare new ones.
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14) Moisten the lint-free paper with alcohol and clean the front side and back side of the sub buffer [1].
15) Assemble the parts from the step 13) in the reverse order.
[Reference] Temporarily securing the sub buffer [1] and the bracket [2] with the screw [3] makes attaching the sub buffer unit
easy.
[Service parts]
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Model Serial No.
Perfect Binder-B1 US No implemented due to production discontinuance
Perfect Binder-B1 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
Perfect Binder-C1 US EGX20512
Perfect Binder-C1 EU/O EGZ20535
Perfect Binder-D1 US No implemented due to production discontinuance
Perfect Binder-D1 EU/O No implemented due to production discontinuance
Perfect Binder-E1 US WBX00556
Perfect Binder-E1 EU/ASIA WBY00538
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Specifications-Related
The breakage of copy tray hooks due to an overloading of output
paper (Copy Tray-P1/R1/R2/Output Tray-A1 )
[Symptom]
The copy tray hooks (claws) [1] may break on an engine whose serial number is earlier than the following countermeasure cut-
in serial numbers in factory.
[Cause]
An overloading of output paper overcomes the designed strength of copy tray, and this induces the above mentioned symptom.
The said symptom would not occur in the use where the stack volume in the tray is within the specification.
[Reference] The specifications of number of sheets stacked in the copy tray for each basis weight for paper is as per the followings:
- 80 g/m2 or less: 250 sheets (50 for long strips)
-128 g/m2 120 sheets (30 for long length papers)
-105 g/m2 190 sheets
-220 g/m2 90 sheets
-256 g/m2 70 sheets
-300 g/m2 60 sheets (20 for long length papers)
[Service work]
When the aforementioned symptom has occurred, replace the copy tray 1 [1] with new type which changed shape of the hooks
(claws) and enhanced strength against weight.
Figure [A] is the previous copy tray 1 and [B], the new type copy tray 1.
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Besides above, explain the customer's attention not to overload the copy tray with the output paper.
[Service parts]
- Copy Tray R1/ R2
- Copy Tray P1
- Output Tray A1
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Notice when replacing the fixing gears.
[Detail]
When grease applied on fixing belt unit was deteriorated or the applied amount was insufficient, gears may wear out. Therefore,
follow the instructions below carefully when replacing the fixing belt unit with a new one.
[Service work]
Prepare the following gears, new type of E-ring (XD9-0136-000) and grease SE1107 (FY9-6036-000). Follow the steps below to
replace them with new ones.
- 31T GEAR (FL1-0579-000) 1pc
- 37T/42T GEAR (FU9-0977-000) 1pc1
[Reference] Switch to the new type 31T gear (FL1-0579-000) which is integrated with the bearing and strengthened.
In addition, check the status of 27T gear, which is the counterpart of 31T gear, located inside the fixing drive unit. If any damage
was observed on its teeth, replace the 27T gear to new one at the same time.
- 27T GEAR (FL1-1282-000) 1pc
a) Replacement of 31T gear and 37T/42T gear in the fixing belt unit
1) Remove the fixing belt unit referring the Service Manual.
2) Remove one screw [1] to detach the cover [2].
3) Remove one E-ring [2] and two screws [1] to detach the support plate [3].
[Note] Pay attention not to lose the bearing attached to the support plate. This bearing shall be reused.
4) Apply grease on entire circumference of the prepared 31T gear and 37T/42T gear, before replacing the 31T gear [1] and 37T/
42T gear [2]. Apply 1.3g grease [a] for each gear.
[Reference]
• The 2 bearings attached to the old type 31T gear whose color is black will be redundant after the replacement.
• The new type 31T gear (FL1-0579-000) [2] is brass colored and integrated with the bearings.
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5) Reassemble the parts in reverse order from step 3).
[Note]
• Put the bearing which was removed at the step 3) to the support plate before fixing the support plate with screws.
• Do not reuse the E ring. Replace with a new one.
• When installing the bearing, be sure the flange [a] comes outward.
b) Cleaning, grease application and replacement of 27T gear in the fixing drive unit
Refer to the issued Service Information (F01476) and perform cleaning and grease application for 27T gear [1]. If necessary,
replace with a new 27T gear [1].
[Service parts]
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No. Part Number Description Q'ty Fig.No.
2 Old FU9-0977-000 37T/42T GEAR 1->1 811
New
3 Old FL1-1282-000 27T GEAR 1->1 332
New
4 Old XD9-0136-000 RING, E 1->1 811
New
5 Old XG9-0499-000 BEARING, BALL R-1560X2ZZR 2 -> 0 811
New FL1-0579-000 31T GEAR 0 -> 1
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Controller Specification
Mixed media setting does not work properly for VDP job.
(imagePRESS Server F200/G100)
[Symptom/Question]
When printing VDP (Variable Data Print) job with using Mixed media setting, the Mixed Media setting does not work expectedly.
[Cause]
This is a known limitation of Mixed Media and VDP job.
The Fiery server treats each VDP record as a separate job when applying Mixed Media settings to a VDP job. Consequently, you
will get unexpected output result depending on the condition.
[Remedy/Answer]
There are two way for solution.
1. When FreeForm 1 Record Length is set to "FreeForm master", you have to define Mixed media settings to the range of master
page length.
2. If you wish to apply Mixed media settings to variable data, change FreeForm 1 Record Length from "FreeForm master" to "Job"
in Configure. Then, the job might be printed according to the Mixed Media settings.
[Actual case]
Defined Mixed media settings to print each page from different paper deck, and apply it to FreeForm(VDP) job. As a result, all
pages are printed from the same paper deck that is assigned for page 1.
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"BookletFinisher-W1" and "BookletFinisher-AM2" do not exist in
Available options. (imagePRESS Server F200/G100)
[Symptom/Question]
"BookletFinisher-W1" & "BookletFinisher-AM2" do not exist in Available options in Configuration tab of printer driver properties.
It is unable to configure correct device options.
[Cause]
That is a specification.
There is "BookletFinisher" in Available Options instead.
It corresponds to both "BookletFinisher-W1" (for iPR C850 series) and "Booklet Finisher-AM2" (for iPR C800 series).
[Remedy/Answer]
Please select "BookletFinisher" from Available Options and add it to Installed Option. Or, enable Two-way Communication, and
press Update button. Then, you can use all functions of BookletFinisher-W1/AM2.
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Cannot staple for multiple worksheets in Excel ( Print Server )
[Symptom/Question]
You can print whole book or selected worksheets in Excel.
However, when you print multiple worksheets in Excel, you cannot staple for multiple worksheets.
Only the selected worksheet is stapled, other worksheets are printed as another job without the staple setting.
All versions until Excel 2016 are reproducible. (At the moment of Feb 2018)
[Cause]
A limitation of Excel.
Excel has print settings per worksheet, so print settings are applied for the selected worksheet and other worksheets are printed
without the print settings.
[Remedy/Answer]
No workaround. Cannot staple for multiple worksheets.
You need to use other applications that have the pages you want to print.
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imagePRESS Server shuts down when MFP shuts down by auto
shutdown timer. ( imagePRESS Server-F200 / H300 )
[Symptom/Question]
When auto shutdown timer is activated in user mode of MFP, imagePRESS Server shuts down automatically when MFP shuts
down by auto shutdown timer.
[Cause]
It is correct behavior by design.
imagePRESS Server shuts down when MFP shuts down by auto shutdown timer except the conditions described below.
1) imageRPESS Server is booting up.
2) imageRPESS Server is running setup mode.
[Remedy/Answer]
Workaround:
No workaround is available to avoid auto shutdown of imagePRESS Server except the condition 1) or 2) above mentioned.
Note:
Auto shutdown functions are not visible in user mode of MFP at shipping condition except the model for Europe region. It requires
changing service mode to activate.
Before activating auto shutdown functions in the service mode, please accept all descriptions in this document.
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Fiery server does not apply the Virtual Printer job settings to a PCL
job. ( imagePRESS Server G100 )
[Symptom/Question]
Users may not get expected output when they are printing a PCL job with a Virtual Printer.
[Cause]
The Virtual Printer does not support PCL jobs.
[Remedy/Answer]
Use the PostScript driver which is supported by your Fiery server instead of a PCL driver. The Virtual Printer job settings will be
applied to the job generated by the PostScript driver.
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