Changing Grid Voltage Adjustment - Minolta Di551 Service Manual

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ADJUSTMENT
1. Charging main manual adjustment
Charging main manual adjustment is inhibited in
the field.
2. Transfer manual adjustment
Default setting value must be set under the guid-
ance of Minolta Technical Support Center.
3. Separation (AC) manual adjustment
Default setting value must be set under the guid-
ance of Minolta Technical Support Center.
4. Separation (DC) manual adjustment
Default setting value must be set under the guid-
ance of Minolta Technical Support Center.
5. Charging grid manual adjustment
See [3] "Charging Grid Voltage Adjustment".
6. Developing bias manual adjustment
Default setting value must be set under the guid-
ance of Minolta Technical Support Center.
7. Transfer guide confirm
Transfer guide confirm is inhibited in the field.
8. TGR manual adjustment
TGR manual adjustment is inhibited in the field.
[3] Charging Grid Voltage Adjustment
Adjusting the charging grid voltage. Before per-
forming this adjustment, Check that the drum
counter was reset.
Step
Check the adjustment value of the charging
1
grid voltage on the durm flange.
Connect the V tester as shown below.
+: Grid pin
2
-: GND (Earth)
Range: DC1000 V
Enter the 36 mode.
3
[Adjustment mode menu Screen]
4
Press "
Process adjustment".
1
[Process adjustment mode menu
Screen]
5
Press "
High voltage adjustment".
1
[High voltage adjustment mode menu
Screen]
6
Press "
HV adj. (Charging grid volt-
5
age)".
[HV adjustment (Charging grid voltage)
Screen]
7
Press START button , and check the volt-
age shown, then press CANCEL button.
Operation
When the voltage measured is not satisfac-
tory, change the data using the numeric
8
keys on the screen and press the
key.
Turn the SW2 (sub power) OFF.
9
Standard value: Specified value on the drum
Range of input: 0 to 255
1 step:
Metal frame
2-50
SET
flange ±5 V
1.6 V
+
Grid

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