2. Repair and Troubleshooting Procedures ..2-1 equipment, modules, components, or parts thereof, Customer releases GBC from any and all liability for actions by the Customer, and Customer 3. Punch Quality ........... 3-1 agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold GBC harmless from any third party 4.
Organization ................iv How to Use This Documentation ........iv Other Information..............v The Use of Caution, Warning, and Note statements ... v Safety Devices ..............vi CAUTION ................vi Operational Safety ..............vi Important safeguards ............vii Acronyms ................vii MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Service Manual...
This section contains a list of spare parts for the machine. All parts list page reference numbers begin with the letters “PL”, followed by a prefix number, a decimal point, and a sequential number used within the subsystem. MFPP-C1 Service Manual 06/22/2022...
Section 8: Installation in damage to, or destruction of, equipment. This section contains service information that supports the GBC MFPP- Warning - A Warning statement indicates an operating or maintenance C1 Installation.
Safety Devices Operational Safety The GBC MFPP-C1 has door interlock to prevent personal injury when Do not operate the GBC MFPP-C1 with the interlocks defeated. operating the machine. Use care when a procedure in this Manual instructs you to “insert an When you open the Front Door, a Safety Interlock device automatically Interlock Cheater into the Punch Door interlock Switch SW1,”...
Acronyms Acronyms are used in the parts list to provide information in a limited ♦ Use MFPP-C1 only for its intended purpose of punching paper and amount of space. The following table lists the abbreviations used in this covers according to the indicated specifications.
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FINAL ACTIONS This step is used to ensure that the punch quality, the punch performance, and the punch appearance are satisfactory. It will also provide direction to help complete administrative tasks. MFPP-C1 Service Call Procedures 01/31/2022...
Perform Preventative Maintenance using the the problem described by the customer. MFPP-C1 Maintenance Schedule on page 1-5 if needed. If the problem is not repeatable, operate the MFPP-C1 in the • 8. Vacuum all paper path, punch, dust box area of scrap/debris.
3. Perform GP 6.8 External Cleaning. Purpose 4. Perform GP 6.9 Internal Cleaning If operating properly, the MFPP-C1 will punch the same types of copy 5. Perform GP 6.10 Base Cleaning paper and cover materials handled by the printer and run at the same 6.
MFPP-C1 Maintenance Schedule Note: cycles = sheets of paper punched, not impressions. Customer Maintenance Area/Unit Period See: Measures Remarks Punch Die 250K Die cycles GP 6.7.3 Lubrication Oil the punch pins Die set shoulder bolts 750K Die cycles GP 6.7.4...
Periodic Replacement Area/Unit Part Number No. of pcs. Rough Standard Remarks Die Set See PL 5-1 750K Cycles Replace as needed Punch Module 7723650 (115V) 15M Cycles Replacement 7723651 (230V) Solenoid module 7715223 5M Cycles Replacement MFPP-C1 Service Call Procedures 01/31/2022...
8. Explain to the customer the service work that was performed and ensure they are satisfied before you close the call. Service Call Close 1. Record your service activities along with the Punch Cycle Count. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Service Call Procedures...
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Multiple Sheets Jammed - Die Pins Partially Through the PAPER JAM J316 ................. 2-14 Sheets ................2-27 PAPER JAM J317 ................. 2-14 RTP 2.8 Checking Obstruction in Paper Path ........ 2-28 PAPER JAM J411 ................. 2-14 MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 RTPS Section Contents...
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Check Solenoids SOL 3 to SOL 8 ........2-42 MOTOR CHECKS ................. 2-44 RTP 5.1 Checking Stepper Motors ..........2-44 OTHER FAULTS................2-46 RTP 6.1 Die Set Will Not Slide In or Out Easily ......2-46 RTP 6.2 Punch Overheats ............. 2-46 MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS...
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Fault Codes. In those cases, subsequent Fault Codes include a cross reference to the pertinent RTP. To help you locate each component, the Repair and Troubleshooting Procedures include part locators (PL x.y) that refer to the pertinent page in Section 5, Part List. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS...
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Fault Code. There is a Fault Code on line 1. Yes- Go to the Table of Contents for Section 2 and locate the RTP for that fault code; No- Go to Step 6. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS...
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Use the Punch in Bypass Mode. SINGLE PUNCH The machine is in Single Punch Mode Use the machine in Single Punch Mode. DOUBLE PUNCH The machine is in Double Punch Mode The machine is in Double Punch Mode MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS...
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The CHECK DIE message indicates that the Die Set is either missing or not fully installed. 1. Open the Front Door. 2. Unlock the Dieset, and remove the Dieset (see MFPP-C1 User Manual). 3. Re-insert the Dieset and lock the lock it in place.
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Yes- Normal operation; No- Go to step 10. 10. Do ARP 5.1 Main Control Board Replacement to Replace the Main Control Board (PL 6.1). This clears the fault code. Yes- Normal operation; No- Escalate to next level. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS...
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1.2) and inspect the connections at the Interlock Switch (see ARP 1.11 Interlock switch Replacement for photos of the connections). Interlock cable is connected at the Interlock switch. Yes- Go to step 7; Make the connection and return to Normal operation. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS...
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No- Do ARP 5.1 Main Control Board Replacement to Replace the This clears the fault. Main Control Board (PL 6.1). Yes- Return to normal operation Do ARP 5.1 Main Control Board Replacement to Replace the Main Control Board (PL 6.1). MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS...
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Make the connection and return to normal operation. 5. Do GP 6.2.12 Firmware Upgrade procedure to re-flash the Firmware for Advanced Punch Pro, Re-flashing the firmware clears the fault. Yes- Return to normal operation No- Go to Step 6 MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-10...
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There are only 3 error codes. 1. Open the Front Door. 2. Remove the Die Set (see MFPP-C1 User Manual). Error Code Description 3. Check that the Die Set is the correct Die Set for the Punch.
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ERROR E452 INCOMPATIBLE DIE ERROR E451 DIE ENCRYPTION ERROR This means the die is not a certified Ricoh die. This means that the die is not a GBC certified die or the dieset was not 1. Open the Front Door. read properly.
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Bypass Section Clear 2 Area 2 Entrance Idler Section Clear 3 Area 3 Acceleration Roller Section Clear 4 Area 4 Punch Module Clear 5 Area 5 Lower Punch Exit Section Clear 6 Area 6 Exit Idler Section MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-13...
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If it does not match the description, chose the appropriate RTP based on the information provided below. If there is no jammed paper in the unit and there is a Fault code, use the RTP based on the jam type specified on the Fault Code and Jam Type table above. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020...
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Do RTP 2.5 Jam Type E The trail edge of the first jammed sheet is past Steering rollers N6 and N7 Jam Type F Do RTP 2.6 Jam Type F The paper jam is in the Bypass Assembly. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-15...
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RTP 1.1 No AC Power at Pin J14. Use this RTP when there is no AC power to the MFPP-C1. The Operator Cable 7715498 is connected to the Communication board. Panel does not illuminate and the MFPP-C1 does not operate.
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Cable 7715494 at Pin J4 on the Control Board (BLU & BRN wires). There is AC power on Cable 7715494 at Pin J4 the Control Board. Yes- Replace the Main Control Board (ARP 5.1). No- Replace Cable 7715494 MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-17...
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Do not touch the open terminals of the power supply or any other connector with the AC power cord connected. The machine components contain dangerous electrical voltages that can result in electrical shock and possible serious injury. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-18...
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Do the following to access the LCD cable. a. Open the front door. b. Check if 7724421 cable (large flat ribbon cable) is connected at the LCD adapter PCB. c. If necessary, remove the top cover to better access the LCD display assembly. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-19...
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4. Do GP 6.14 Idler Roller Inspection and Cleaning and GP 6.15 Drive Roller Inspection and Cleaning, to inspect and clean the rollers in Nip N1 (PL 2.6). This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Escalate to next level MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-20...
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Do GP 6.14 Idler Roller Inspection and Cleaning to inspect the • idler roller springs for these rollers. • Do GP 6.15 Drive Roller Inspection and Cleaning to check the Drive Roller condition. Clean if necessary. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-21...
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Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Go to Step 6 6. Do RTP 2.8 Checking Obstruction in Paper Path – Area 4 (Punch Module). This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Go to Step 7 MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-22...
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Do GP 6.15 Drive Roller Inspection and Cleaning to check the Drive Roller condition. Clean if necessary. Check the Paper Path Drive Panel positions- see ADJ 1.8, Drive • Panel Position Adjustment and perform adjustments if necessary. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-23...
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15. Inspect the Lower Exit Panel’s magnetic latch, See ADJ 1.7 Idler Panel Magnetic Latches Adjustment. 8. Do GP 6.15 Drive Roller and Steering Drive Roller Inspection and If the fault still exists, escalate to next level. Cleaning, to Inspect and Clean Steering Drive Rollers MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-24...
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• Do GP 6.14 Idler Roller Inspection and Cleaning to inspect the idler roller springs for these rollers • Do GP 6.15 Drive Roller Inspection and Cleaning to check the Drive Roller condition. Clean if necessary. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-25...
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Check the Exit Idler Panel position- see ADJ #1.7 Idler panel • Magnetic Latches adjustments, perform adjustment is necessary. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Escalate to second level MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-26...
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Remove two screws that hold the Punch Clutch Bracket mode of the LCD screen, run Cycle Punch to verify the punch cam returns to home position. If it does not, do ADJ 1.5 to perform Punch Clutch Indexing. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-27...
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3. Inspect the gap between the Drive Roller and the sheet metal panel for any objects. 2. If the Lower entrance panel (PL #) is bent, Replace it (ARP #); If the Inner Entrance panel (PL #) is bent, Replace it (ARP #). MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-28...
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2. Check the Guide Brackets immediately upstream and downstream of the Die Set. 3. Remove the M4 Nuts (3) and the cover for Area 5. 4. Inspect the paper path for any obstructions closely. (Cont.) MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-29...
All sensors show “0” when uncovered and “1” when covered Yes- Return to the RTP that directed you here. No- Go to Step 2 Sensors S2, S3, and S4 are on the Entrance Idler Panel (PL 3.2). MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-31...
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Yes- Use the new sensor and return to normal operation No- Go to Step 4 12. Do GP 6.3 to Undock the MFPP-C1 and visually inspect the Cable from the sensor all the way to the Control Board (PL 6.1). If the Cable is damaged, replace the Cable.
Use this RTP to check Sensors S6 to S21. Sensors S6, S7, S8, S9, S10 To Access Sensors S6, S7, S8, S9, S10 • Undock MFPP-C1- This step is optional- if possible reach in through the jam access opening without undocking the punch. Open Front Door. • •...
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Sensors S11, S12, S13, S14 and S15 To Access Sensors S11, S12, S13, S14 and S15 Undock MFPP-C1- This step is optional- if possible reach in through the jam access opening without undocking the punch. • • Locate the Alignment Sensor Board...
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Sensors S16 and S17 To Access Sensors S16 and S17: Open the Front Door. • • Unlatch and open the Acceleration Idler Panel. Sensors S16 and S17 are on Backgage Sensor Board. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-36...
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Open the Front Door. • • Unlatch and open the Entrance Idler Panel. Sensors S18 and S19 are on Mid Punch Large Backgage Sensor Board. Sensors S20 and S21 are on Mid Punch XL Backgage Sensor Board. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-37...
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Yes- Go to Step 3 6. Do GP 6.2.12 FIRMWARE UPGRADE Procedure to Re-flash the No- Make the connection and return to normal operation. firmware for the MFPP-C1. This clears the fault 3. Light from sensor components can be viewed with a cell phone camera, if the sensor is working you will be able to see a bright light.
Cable appears to be damaged Yes- go to Step 7 or 8; No- Go to Step 6 6. Do GP 6.2.12 FIRMWARE UPGRADE Procedure to Re-flash the firmware for the MFPP-C1. This clears the fault Yes- Resume normal operation; No- Go to Step 7...
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This clears the fault Yes- Resume normal operation; No- Go to Step 9 9. Do ARP 5.1 to Replace the Main Control Board (PL 6.1). This clears the fault Yes- Resume normal operation No- Escalate to second level MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-40...
This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation No- Go to Step 4 4. Do GP 6.2.12 FIRMWARE UPGRADE Procedure to Re-flash the firmware for the MFPP-C1. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Go to Step 5 MFPP-C1...
If the solenoid does not actuate, go to Step 4 Picture shows Motor running and solenoid actuated. From the service mode solenoid can be actuated using GP 6.2.6 Solenoids Procedure, and the corresponding drive roller rotated manually to check this. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-42...
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This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Go to Step 6 6. Do GP 6.2.12 FIRMWARE UPGRADE Procedure to Re-flash the firmware for the MFPP-C1. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Go to Step 7 7.
All the DIP switch setting are correct M4- Make sure the connector for M3 is inserted into the header at the back of the punch module. Yes- Go to Step 9; No- Correct the DIP switch and resume operation. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-44...
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Yes- Go to Step 11; No- Replace the faulty cable and resume normal operation 11. Do GP 6.2.12 FIRMWARE UPGRADE Procedure to Re-flash the firmware for the MFPP-C1. This clears the fault Yes- Resume normal operation; No- Go to Step 12 12.
Replace the Exhause fan (PL #) Go to Step 4 4. Check for 24 VDC on Wire 7715267 at Connector J20 on the Control Board. There is 24 VDC Yes- Replace Wire 7715267. Do RTP 1.2 No DC power. MFPP-C1 01/31/2020 RTPS 2-46...
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3.11 Sheet Damaged at the Lead Edge of the Sheet ....11 3.12 Scuff Marks on Paper ............12 3.13 Wrinkle in the sheet ............12 3.14 Clear Cover media hole position ........12 3.15 Punch Specifications ............13 MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Punch Quality...
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Punch position and registration. 1. Do GP 6.1.8 DIE CYCLES Procedure to check the cycle life on the Die Set installed in the MFPP-C1. 2. If any of the Die Set life cycles have exceeded 750,000 sheets (cycles) go to Section 3.3 and check the Hole Quality.
1. Is the die configured for the correct sheet size? 3.3.1 Hanging Chad See Section 8 of MFPP-C1 User Manual for details. This is caused when the clearance between the pin and hole in a Die-set is configured correctly die-set increases.
This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; Go to Step 4 4. Do RAP 4.3 to check Solenoid SOL 6. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; Go to Section 3.7 Punching Accuracy Inconsistent MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Punch Quality...
1. Check if the die is locked down properly. This is described in 1. Check if the die is locked down properly, by inspecting the die Section 4 (A) of the MFPP-C1 User Manual. lock plunger. This is described in Section 4 (A) of the MFPP-C1 User Manual. Die is properly locked Die is properly locked Yes- Go to Step 2;...
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There should not be any play in the mechanism. pin) Pulley on the other shaft of the Aligner drive (secured with • an coiled pin) Make sure all the set screws are tightened securely, and the coiled pins are not broken. (Cont.) MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Punch Quality...
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The set screws are secured tightly. Yes- Escalate to higher level No- Tighten set screw(s) and return to normal operation MFPP-C1 Punch Quality 01/31/2022...
Motor running, remove the Rear Cover and do step 7. • Do GP 6.2.12 FIRMWARE UPGRADE Procedure to Re- flash the firmware for the MFPP-C1. If you do not hear the punch cycles, but you do hear the AC •...
Yes- Go to Step 4; No- Replace the punch module (ARP 3.1) 4. Do GP 6.24 Punch Clutch Inspection and Cleaning. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Escalate to higher level MFPP-C1 Punch Quality 01/31/2022 3-10...
Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Go to Step 2 2. Remove the die set and inspect the die set throat for any obstruction. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Escalate to higher level MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Punch Quality 3-11...
Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Go to Step 2 2. Do RTP 4.3 to inspect Solenoids SOL 6, SOL 7, and SOL 8. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Escalate to higher level MFPP-C1 Punch Quality 01/31/2022 3-12...
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7. Check the springs on the Perforation die blade. Replace any damaged springs. There are a total of 6 pressure springs on the Perf Die. This clears the fault Yes- Return to normal operation; No- Escalate to next level. MFPP-C1 Punch Quality 01/31/2022 3-14...
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Duty Cycles The MFPP-C1 provides a flexible, cost effective punching solution for light to medium level punching production environments. It is designed for production print users that typically punch their documents at an average of 20-30% of their overall workflow. For...
REPLACEMENTS 7. Remove the Phillips head screws (2) in front of MFPP-C1 and (2) in 1. Cabinet rear of MFPP-C1 then remove Top Cover. ARP 1.1 Top Cover Replacement PARTS LIST ON PL 1.2 Use this procedure to remove and install the Top Cover Assembly.
4. Slide the top and bottom hinge pins from their position. Installation Procedure 1. Reverse the steps in the removal procedure. 2. Do ADJ 1.1 to adjust the Door Latch. 3. Close the Front Door. 4. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022...
2. Disconnect the Power Cord. 3. Undock the machine from upstream and downstream devices. 4. Remove the Screws (3) on the downstream end of the MFPP-C1 and the M4 nuts (4) from the inside of the front cover. Installation Procedure 1.
2. Disconnect the Power Cord. 3. Undock the machine from upstream and downstream devices. 4. Remove the Screws (3) from the downstream end of the MFPP-C1 and the M4 nuts (4) from the inside of the front cover. Installation Procedure 1.
2. Connect the Power Cord. Removal Procedure WARNING Do not perform Repair activities with the power on or electrical power supplied to the machine. Some machine components contain dangerous electrical voltages that can result in electrical shock and possible serious injury. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs...
7. Remove the SIB and Exhaust fan assembly. 4. Remove the Screws (2) to swing open the SIB and Exhaust fan assembly. 5. Open all the cable clamps on the side cover to release the cables. 8. Remove the Docking Pin Positioning Plate. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022...
1. Reverse the steps in the removal procedure. 2. Make sure the docking positioning plate is installed at the middle of the slot where there are notches. 4. Remove the screws (7) that hold the Front Side Cover 3. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs...
4. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the upstream and downstream 4. Remove the Screws (2) to open the SIB nd Exhaust Fan assembly. equipment. 5. Connect the Power Cord. 5. Release the saddles and LCD Ribbon Cable from the Rear Side Cover. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-10...
1. Remove the old Latch and put the new Latch in position. 2. Do ADJ 1.1 to adjust the Door Latch. 3. Tighten the Screws (4). 4. Close the Front Door. 5. Connect the Power Cord. 6. Test the Door Latch operation. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-11...
9. Place the interlock Switch Bracket in position, and tighten the screws 5. Press in the Tabs (2) on the sides of the Switch and remove the (2). Interlock Switch from the Interlock Switch Bracket. 10. Close the Front Door. 11. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-12...
6. From the bottom side of the Top Cover, remove the Screws (4) holding the LCD Display to the Top Cover. Screws 4. Locate the LCD display under the top cover. Disconnect the large ribbon cable from the LCD Adapter board. Cable 7. Remove the LCD Display. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-13...
1. Disconnect the Power Cord. 2. Carefully lift the corner of the Punch by the Caster. 3. Loosen the Jam Nut. 4. Unscrew the Caster to remove it. Jam Nut Caster MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-14...
3. If replacing the front docking bracket, remove the turn knob by loosening the set screw. 5. If replacing the Rear Docing Bracket, remove the Rear Cover and do Step #4 for the Rear DOCKINg Latch Installation Procedure 1. Reverse the steps in the removal procedure. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-15...
4. Release the cable clamps for the Exhaust fan wire all the way to the Main control board at J20. 7. Swing SIB and Exhaust Fan assembly to closed position and screw the (2) screws in. 8. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-16...
3. Remove the screws (2) to open the SIB and Exhaust fan assembly. 7. Remove the SIB Controller and transfer it to the new bracket by 4. Open all the cable clamps on the side cover to release the cables. unscrewing (6) screws. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-17...
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2. See Exhaust Fan Replacement Procedure for important notes on installation. 3. See SIB Controller Replacement for important notes on installation. 10. Remove the Lattice Connector, Spring, and Cable and transfer them to the new bracket. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-18...
5. Remove the Screws (2) from the Front Frame used to mount the Lower Entrance Panel. Screws (2) 7. If the screw near the pulley is difficult to access, remove the pulley cover by unscrewing the M4 nut on top and M4 screw in the bottom. Screws (2) MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-19...
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Remove the Tensioner assembly for the Bypass Motor M8 9. Push out the cable clamp that interferes with the removal of the Lower Entrance Panel. Remove the Retaining Ring for Roller N1 and slide the pulley • out. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-20...
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10. Remove the Lower Entrance Panel. Installation Procedure 2. To install the Timing belt for M8 Bypass motor, see the Timing Belt Replacement Procedure. 3. Perform Diverter Solenoid Adjustment. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-21...
2. Do ARP 1.17 to install the Lower Entrance Panel. 3. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 4. Do GP 6.4 Dock the Punch to connect the Punch to the upstream and downstream devices. 5. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-22...
Solenoid SOL3 & SOL4 Connectors Docking Bracket 5. Disconnect the Connectors for Sensors S2, S3, & S4. 8. Remove the E-Ring from the bottom of the Idler Panel Shaft. E-Ring Sensor S2, S3, & S4 Connectors MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-23...
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8. Do ADJ 1.7 Idler Panel Magnetic Latches Adjustment. 9. Do GP 6.4 Dock the Punch to connect the Punch to the upstream and downstream devices. 10. Close the Front Door. 11. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-24...
Solenoid SOL5 Clamps Connector Sensor S5 Connector Acceleration Idler panel Handle 6. Disconnect the Accel Sensor S5 Connector at the the sensor 7. Disconnect the Acceleration Idler Roller Solenoid SOL5 Connector at the rear frame. (Cont.) MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-25...
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8. Close the Front Door. 9. Do GP 6.4 Dock the Punch to connect the Punch to the upstream and downstream devices. 10. Connect the Power cord. Shaft 10. Remove the Acceleration Idler Roller Assembly. Acceleration Idler Roller Assembly MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-26...
4. Do GP 6.3 Undock the Punch to separate the Punch from the 1. Disconnect the Power Cord. upstream and downstream devices. 2. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. ARP 2.3 to remove the Entrance Idler Panel. Entrance Idler Panel (Cont.) MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-27...
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7. Unhook the Acceleration Panel Latch Springs (2). 9. Open the Cable Clamps and release the Sensor Cables. Sensor board connectors Cable Clamps 10. Disconnect the Clear Cover Sensor. Clear Cover sensor Acceleration Panel Latch Springs (Cont.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-28...
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11. Remove the Screws (5) that hold the Entrance Drive Panel to the front Frame. Entrance Drive Panel Screws (5) 12. Remove the Screws (5) that hold the Entrance Drive Panel to the Rear Frame. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-29...
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13. Do ADJ 1.8 Drive Panel Position Adjustment. 14. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 15. Connect the Power Cord. 14. Remove the Entrance Drive Panel. 15. Transfer the sensor Boards and the Clear Cover Sensor to the new Panel Weldment. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-30...
3. Remove the screw for ground strap. 6. Remove the Lower Exit Panel. Installation Procedure 2. Slide the Shaft into place. 3. Install the E-clips (2) on the ends of the Shaft. 4. Close the Front Door. 5. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-31...
4. Do ARP 1.18 to remove the Downstream side cover 5. Open the Cable Clamps to release all the sensor cables. 7. Disconnect the Connectors for Solenoids SOL6, SOL7, & SOL8 from the header at the rear frame. Solenoid SOL6, SOL7 & SOL8 Connectors (Cont.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-32...
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12. Carefully remove the Shaft. 9. Remove the E-Ring from the bottom of the Idler Panel Shaft. Shaft E-Ring 13. Grasp and remove the Exit Idler Panel. 10. Remove the E-Ring from the top of the Idler Panel Shaft. E-Ring MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-33...
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7. Install the ground strap 8. Do ARP 1.18 to install the Downstream side cover. 9. Do GP 6.4 Dock the Punch to connect the Punch to the downstream devices. 10. Close the Front Door. 11. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-34...
6. Remove (3) M4 nuts to remove the Bracket in Area 5 of the machine. 9. Remove (5) screws from the front frame that mount the Exit drive panel. ARP 2.27 to remove Motor M7 by removing (4) screws. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-35...
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10. Do ARP 1.18 Side cover removal. to install the downstream docking plate 11. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the upstream and downstream equipment. 12. Connect the Power Cord. 11. Remove the Drive Exit Panel. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-36...
4. Do ARP 1.18 to install Downstream side cover. 5. Do ARP 1.17 to install Drive roller cover. 6. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the upstream and downstream equipment. 7. Connect the Power Cord. 8. Do ADJ 1.2 Diverter Solenoid adjustment. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-37...
3. Do ARP 2.9 to install the Lower Exit Panel. 4. Do ARP 1.18 to install Downstream side cover 5. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 6. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the downstream devices. 7. Connect the Power cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-38...
3. Do ARP 1.6 Rear Cover Replacement to remove the Rear Cover. 4. Unplug the Sensors from the Upper Bypass Panel and release the sensor cables from the cable clamps. 5. Remove the screw and nut for the ground strap. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-39...
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9. Do ARP 1.6 Rear Cover Replacement to install the Rear Cover. 10. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the upstream and downstream equipment. 11. Do ADJ 1.7Idler Panel Magnetic Latches adjustment. 12. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-40...
2. Do ARP 2.11 Upper bypass panel replacement to remove the Upper bypass panel. 3. Remove (4) M4 screws from the Front frame. 4. Remove (4) M4 screws from the Rear frame. Reverse the Steps in the Removal procedure. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-41...
4. Install the E-clip on the Diverter Shaft at the front side. 5. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 6. Connect the Power Cord. 5. Remove the E-clip from the Diverter Shaft on the rear side. 7. Do ADJ 1.2 Diverter Solenoid Adjustment. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-42...
2. Remove the Screws (2) and Nuts (2). 7. Connect the Power Cord. 3. Remove the Magnet Bracket. 4. Remove the old Magnet. Magnet Bracket Screws (2) 5. Place the Magnet Bracket in position and insert the Screws. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-43...
3. Lift the Extension Spring (2) up off the Bearing Housing (2) at each end of the Idler Roller Shaft. Idler Roller Shaft Idler Roller 6. Remove the Rollers with bearings (2) from the Idler Roller Shaft. (Cont.) Retaining Spring Bearing Housing MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-44...
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6. Place the Extension Spring (2) over the Bearing Housings (2). 7. Place the hooks on the ends of the Extension Springs (2) on the notches at the top of the Bushing Forks (2). 8. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-45...
2. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 3. Connect the Power Cord. Idler Panel Mount Bracket NOTE: To remove the Entrance Drive Panel (ARP 2.1), you must only remove the lower Idler Panel Mount Bracket.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-46...
(PL 2.4).- shown in blue color 3. Remove the E-Ring. 4. Remove the Flat Washer. 5. Remove the Flange Ball Bearing. NOTE: To Replace a Bearing from the rear side, do ARP 2.24 to remove the Pulley. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-47...
3. Place the new Bearing Housings (2) on the ends of the Shaft with the flange of the Bearing facing in toward the Idler Roller. Bearing Housing Bearing flange 4. Do ARP 2.15 to install the Idler Roller. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-49...
2. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. 3. Do ARP 3.1.1 to remove the Punch Module. Installation Procedure 4. Unhook the Extension Springs from the Accel Idler Panel Front and Rear Latches. 2. Close the Front Door. 3. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-50...
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5. Remove the M3 screws (2) from the Accel Idler Panel Front and Rear Latches. 9. For the Accel Idler Panel Rear Latch Assembly, slide the shaft towards the front side to remove. 6. Remove the E-clip from the Accel Idler Shaft on the rear side. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-51...
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10. For the Accel Idler Panel Front Latch Assembly, slide the shaft towards the rear side to remove. 11. Remove Accel Panel Rear and Front Latch assemblies to remove the Accel Idler Latch shaft. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-52...
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8. Hook the Extension Springs to the Accel Idler Panel Front and Rear Latches. 9. Do ARP 3.1.2 to install the Punch Module. 10. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 11. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-53...
4. Place the new One Way Clutch Assembly on to the Shaft. 7. Do ARP 2.25.1 to install the 534T Belt 5. Install the Washer and the E-Clip. 8. Connect the Power Cord. 6. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-54...
8. Do ADJ 1.4 Timing belt adjustment for the appropriate belt tension adjustment. 9. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 5. Remove the Timing Pulley by sliding it out. 10. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-55...
ARP 2.25 Timing Belt Replacement ARP 2.25.1 534T Belt Replacement There are eight (8) belts used at the rear of the Frame in the MFPP-C1. PARTS LIST ON PL 2.9 Fie (5) belts connect to motors. Use this procedure to remove and install the 534T Belt for the Bypass Motor (M8).
4. Place the new Belt in position around the Pulleys. 7. Connect the Power Cord. 5. Adjust the Belt Tension per ADJ 1.4 Timing Belt Adjustment. 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-57...
3. Loosen the Tensioner and remove the old Belt. 4. Place the new Belt in position around the Pulleys. 5. Adjust the Belt Tension per ADJ 1.4 Timing Belt Adjustment. 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-58...
7. Remove the E-Ring and the Washer from the end of the Drive Roller Shaft at the front of the machine. Removal Procedure 1. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. E-Ring 2. Open the Front Door. 3. Locate the appropriate Drive Roller. Washer Drive Roller Shaft (Cont.) MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-59...
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10. Close the Front Door. Drive Roller Shaft 11. Connect the Power Cord. 9. Remove the Drive Roller. Drive Roller 10. Remove the Bearing from the front of the machine. 11. Remove the Bearing from the rear of the machine. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-60...
4. Loosen the nuts (2) on the Tensioner of the M2 motor belt. Tensioner 7. Slide the Pulley off the Roller Shaft. Nuts (2) 5. Remove the retaining ring from the shaft of roller N5. (Cont.) MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-61...
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10. Remove the Washer and Ball Bearing from the front side. E-Ring and Washer 9. Remove the E-Ring at the front side of the Shaft. Washer and Ball Bearing 11. Remove the Ball Bearing from the rear side of the Shaft. E-Ring Ball Bearing (Cont.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-62...
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9. Move the Tensioner of the M2 motor belt into position and tighten the Screws (2). 10. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 11. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 12. Close the Front Door. 13. Connect the Power Cord. Drive Roller. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-63...
7. Place the Stepper and Mount Assembly in position and tighten the Screws (4). 8. Adjust the corresponding belt tension per ADJ 1.4 Timing belt adjustment procedure. 9. Connect the Motor Connector. 10. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 11. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-64...
ARP 2.25.7 ARP 2.25.1 5. Remove the old Sensor. ARP 2.25.7 ARP 2.25.4 6. Place the new Sensor in position, then install the Barrell Screw. 7. Close the Front Door. ARP 2.25.7 8. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-65...
6. Remove the old Sensor. 7. Place the new Sensor in position, then install the Barrell Screw. 8. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the upstream and downstream equipment. 9. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-66...
5. Remove the old Sensor. 6. Place the new Sensor in position, then install the Barrell Screw. 7. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the upstream and downstream equipment. 8. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-67...
9. Do GP 6.4 to dock the Punch to the upstream and downstream 4. Remove the M3 Screws (2) that secure the Sensor to the Bracket. equipment. 10. Connect the AC power cord Sensor Bracket Screws (2) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-68...
11. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 12. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 13. Connect the Power Cord. Drive Entrance Panel Backage Sensor Board (S18, S19) • The lower board is the Backage Sensor Board (S18, S19). MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-69...
8. Connect the Sensor Board Connector. 9. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 10. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 11. Connect the Power Cord. Skew Sensor Board Connector Skew Sensor Board MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-70...
5. Release the Cable Clamp and move the Cable out of the way. 6. Remove the M4 Nuts (2) and remove the steering idler roller cover. M4 nuts (2) Washers (2) 11. Remove the Alignment Sensor Board. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-71...
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18. Place the Skew Sensor Board Cable into the Cable Clamps and close the Cable Clamps. 19. Connect the Skew Sensor Board Connector. 20. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 21. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 22. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-72...
10. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 11. Connect the Power Cord. Backage Sensor Board 4. Disconnect the Sensor Board Connector at the Board. 5. Remove the Nuts (3), Washers (3), and the Backage Sensor Board. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-73...
6. Disconnect the Cables from the Motor Driver Board. 10. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Set the Dip switches (6) on the new Motor Driver in accordance with 11. Connect the Power Cord. the table below. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-74...
Do not perform Repair activities with the power on or electrical power supplied to the machine. Some machine components contain dangerous electrical voltages that can result in electrical shock and possible serious injury. 5. Disconnect the inline Connector for the Diverter Solenoid sub- assembly. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-75...
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4. Do ADJ 1.2 Diverter solenoid adjustment. 5. Do ARP 1.16 to install the Exhaust Fan Bracket 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power Cord. 7. Remove the Diverter Solenoid Sub-assembly. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-76...
9. Place the the Cable into the Cable Clamps and close the Cable Clamps 11. Do GP 6.4 Dock the Punch. 10. Close the Front Door. 12. Connect the Power Cord. 11. Do GP 6.4 Dock the Punch. 12. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-77...
9. Connect the Solenoid Connector. 10. Place the the Cable into the Cable Clamps and close the Cable Clamps 11. Close the Front Door. 12. Do GP 6.4 Dock the Punch. 13. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-78...
3. Open the Front Door. 4. If a die set is installed, remove it and store it in the die storage rack. 6. Remove the M4 X 10 Phillips Head Screw and the Die Lock Handle. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-79...
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11. Disconnect the Connector for Solenoid SOL2. 8. Go to the rear of the Punch. 9. Disconnect the Connectors (2) for Sensors S6-S10 and S11-S15. 12. Disconnect the Connector for the M5 Motor Driver. (Cont.) (Cont.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-80...
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13. Disconnect the Connectors (2) for the M3 Header and the M4 15. Disconnect the Connector for Sensors S16 and S17. Header. 16. Disconnect the Connector for Punch Motor M10. 14. Disconnect the Die Set Recognition Connector. (Cont.) MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-81...
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Use a Phillips Head Screwdriver to remove the Screw from the punch. Lift the punch off the rail- DO NOT let it drop on the right Punch Module Mount Bracket. control board. • Remove the right Punch Module Mount Bracket. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-82...
6. Install the Die Lock Handle and tighten the M4 X 10 Phillips Head Screw. 7. Install the Die Set (see Operation Instructions Manual). 8. Close the Front Door. 9. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 10. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-83...
6. Connect Cable 7715485 at the Chip Tray Home Switch. 7. Put the Chip Tray in position and push the Chip Tray Assembly in firmly until it latches. 8. Close the Front Door. Chip Tray 9. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-84...
9. Put the Chip Tray in position and push the Chip Tray Assembly in 10. Close the Front Door. firmly until it latches. 11. Connect the Power Cord. 10. Close the Front Door. 11. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-85...
4. Do ARP 3.6 Punch Motor Belt Replacement (Timing Belt) to install the Punch Motor Belt. 5. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-86...
ARP 3.1 4. Remove the JE-10 E-Ring. 8. Remove the old Belt. Clutch Pulley 5. Remove the Nylon Washer. Belt 6. Remove the Ball Bearing. 7. Remove the Screws (2) and the Bearing Bracket. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-87...
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13. Place the E-Ring in position. NOTE: The tension on the Belt is set using the reference marks on the punch motor bracket (see ARP 3.5). Mark 14. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 15. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-88...
You can press down on the actuator and turn the punch shaft to orient the set screw in any direction for easy access. Screws Pulley and Flange 6. Remove the Lock Nut and the long M6 Screw. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-89...
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Punch shaft. 4. Put a drop of Loctite on each Set Screw. 5. Tighten the Set Screws (2). 6. Place the long M6 Screw and the Lock Nuts (2) in position. 9. Recheck the gap. (Cont.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-90...
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13. Do ARP 3.19 Ball Bearing Replacement to install the Ball Bearing. 14. Do ADJ 1.5 Punch Cam Indexing. 15. Do ARP 3.1.2 Punch Module Installation. 16. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 17. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-91...
9. Tighten the Phillips Screws (4). 10. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module if necessary 11. Close the Front Door. 12. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 13. Connect the Power Cord. Punch Alignment Stepper Motor (M5) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-92...
3. Do ARP 3.1 to remove the Punch Module. Remove the Alignment stepper Belt from the Pulley. • 6. Pull the Alignment stepper belt in through the hole in the Frame. 4. Disconnect the Skew Sensor Board Connector. Belt Skew Sensor Board Connector MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-93...
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10. Remove the Phillips Screws (8)- (4) from front side and (4) from rear side Press down on the top tab to remove it from the top side. Then • press the bottom tab to release the connector fully. Screws (8) 8. Release the Cable Clamp MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-94...
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5. Place the Alignment Stepper motor Belt around the Pulley. 6. Tighten the Phillips Screws (2). 7. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 8. Close the Front Door. 9. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 10. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-95...
4. Do ARP 3.9 to remove the Steering Module. 8. Remove the Steering Carriage Ground Strap. Steering Module 5. Remove the Phillips Screw from the Motor Bracket on the Drive Panel Steering Sub Assembly. Motor Bracket Screw Ground Strap MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-96...
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4. Place the Ground Strap into the Wire Saddles. 5. Do ARP 3.9 to install the Steering Module. 6. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 7. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 8. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-97...
7. Remove the drive roller shaft and all the components on the drive shaft. (4 plastic washers; 2 springs; 2 drive rollers; 2 belts; 4 e-clips) Steering Module 5. Remove the Steering Idler and Drive Panel assemblies by removing the M3 Nuts (4) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-98...
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Installation tip: Look at the images for selecting the proper cable for the motors: Align Home Sensor Bracket 9. Remove Left and Right Steering Stepper Motors along with their corresponding cables, by removing the Screws (8). 7715529 MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-99...
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7715528 2. Do ARP 3.9 to install the Steering module. 3. Do ARP 3.1.2 to install the Punch Module. 4. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 5. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-100...
5.5mm nut driver that will reach the (4) screws through the opening in the punch frame. However to remove the rear side steering motor, Alignment stepper motor sub-assembly needs to be removed- ARP 3.8 MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-101...
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4. Install the Align Home Sensor Bracket and tighten the M3 Screws (2). 5. Do ARP 3.9 to install the Steering Module. 6. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 7. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 8. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-102...
3. Do ARP 3.1 to remove the Punch Module. 5. Slide the Shaft in the opposite direction so that the Steering Drive Roller Spring, (2) plastic washers and Steering Drive Roller can be removed (from the side that needs the part replaced). MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-103...
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Steering Drive Roller Spring. • 3. Install the E-Rings on the Steering Drive Roller Shaft. 4. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 5. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 6. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-104...
2. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. 3. Do ARP 3.1 to remove the Punch Module. 6. Remove the Shaft from the Drive Panel Steering Sub Assembly. 4. Do ARP 3.9 to remove the Steering Module. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-105...
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Washers (2) on each end of the Shaft. 9. Do ARP 3.9 to install the Steering Module. 10. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 11. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 12. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-106...
2. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. 3. Do ARP 3.1 to remove the Punch Module. 6. Remove the Steering Idler Panel Sub Assembly. 4. Unplug the Skew Senor and release the Cable Clamp. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-107...
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2. Place the Steering Idler Panel Sub Assembly in position on the Drive Panel Steering Sub Assembly. 3. Install the Screws (4). 4. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 5. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 6. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-108...
2. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. 3. Do ARP 3.1 to remove the Punch Module. 7. Remove the Roller Cover. 8. Gently move the Springs (2) off the ends of the Roller. 4. Disconnect the Skew Sensor Board Connector. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-109...
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6. Place the Skew Sensor Board Cable in the Cable Clamp and close the Cable Clamp. 7. Connect the Skew Sensor Board Connector. 8. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 9. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 10. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-110...
1. Do ARP 3.16 Steering Idler Roller Replacement to remove the Steering Idler Roller. Steering Idler Roller Assembly 2. Remove the Steering Idler Roller Bearing (2) from the ends of Shaft on the Steering Idler Roller Assembly. Steering Idler Roller Bearing MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-111...
3. Install the Spacers (2). 4. Do ARP 3.15 to install the Steering Idler Panel Sub Assembly. 5. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 6. Connect the Power Cord. 4. Remove the Spacers (2). Spacer Spacer MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-112...
Die Lock Plunger Stripper 7. Install the Plunger and Stripper Assy. 8. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. Screws (2) 9. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 10. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-113...
5. Remove the Ball Bearing. 6. Place the new Ball Bearing in position. 7. Place the Nylon Washer in position. 8. Place the E-Ring in position. 9. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 10. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-114...
Die Lock Handle 3. Remove the Phillips Screw and the Die Stop Handle. 4. Place the new Die Stop Handle in position and tighten the Phillips Screw. 5. Close the front Door. 6. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-115...
8. Remove the Socket Head Cap Screw and Split Lock Washer from the Cam and the Shaft at the front of the Punch Module. Screw 6. Remove the Shoulder Screw from the hole in the Shaft at the rear of the Punch Module. Shoulder Screw MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-116...
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1. Place a Die Lock Cam inside the Punch Module by the hole at the front of the Punch Module (cam portion against side Frame). 2. Insert the Die Lock Shaft through the hole at the front of the Punch Module and through the hole in the Cam. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-117...
9. Die rail springs can be replaced at this point by unscrewing M2 screws (4) and M2 lockwashers (4). If you are replacing only the springs, go to Installation procedure. 6. Remove the Screws (2) that hold the Dieset Recognition Bracket. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-118...
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9. Connect the Back Gage Sensor Board and place the wires in the Cable Clamps. 10. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 11. Do ADJ 1.6 Die set recognition board adjustment. 12. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 13. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-119...
8. Remove both upper and lower brackets as shown, do not pull on the Align sensor wires. 5. Remove the Steering Idler Roller Cover. 9. The lower bracket can be replaced at this time. 6. Unplug the Alignment Sensor Connector MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-120...
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6. Connect the Skew Sensor Connector and place the Cable in the Cable Clamps. 7. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 8. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 9. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-121...
5. Place the new Mount Pin in position and tighten the Screw. 6. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 7. Close the Front Door. 8. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 9. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-122...
5. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 6. Connect the Power Cord. 5. If replacing only the lower bracket, replace the Bracket then go to the installation procedure. 6. Unplug the Backgage Sensor and release the wires from the Cable Clamps. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-123...
6. Connect the Die Set Recognition Cable. 7. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 8. Do ADJ 1.6 Die Set Recognition board adjustment procedure. 9. Connect the Power Cord. Die Set Recognition Cable (Cont.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-124...
3. Dsiconnect Connectors J1 and J3 from the Main Control Board. Grommet Connector 4. Remove the M4 Screw (1) and remove the Ground Cable from the Power Supply. Screw 5. Remove the M4 Screws (4) from the side of the Base Frame. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-125...
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3. Place the Ground Cable in position on the Power Supply and tighten the M4 Screw (1). 4. Connect Connectors J1 and J3 to the Main Control Board. 5. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 6. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-126...
5. Remove the Wires (3) and the AC Filter. Bracket. 6. Place the new AC Filter in position and tighten the Screws (2). 7. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 8. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-127...
4. Connect the Connectors, using the previous positons as a guide. Refer to the Section 7 Wiring. 5. Replace the PCB cover plate using the M4 Screws (4). 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-128...
2. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. 3. Remove the PCB Cover Plate by removing the M4 Screws (4) 4. Disconnect the Connectors. 5. Unscrew the M3 screw securing the Comm Board to the Electrical Panel. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-129...
6. Connect the Connector to the Dieset Recognition Reader Board. 7. Do ADJ 1.6 Dieset Recognition Board Adjustment to set the Dieset Recognition Reader Board. 8. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 9. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-130...
Some machine components contain 8. Test the Door Latch operation. dangerous electrical voltages that can result in electrical shock and possible serious injury. 1. Disconnect the Power Cord. 2. Open the Front Door. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-131...
Insert a 0.25 to 0.5mm shim between the Diverter and the Lower Entrance Panel. Shim (0.25 to 0.5mm) 4. When the solenoid in not actuated, it needs to rest on the Diverter limiter bracket. To properly adjust the position of the limiter bracket do the following: MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-132...
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NOTE: Raising the Limiter Bracket too high will position the diverter gate higher, which will obstruct the paper flow and cause jams. 5. Check the clearance between the Diverter and the cutout in the Lower Entrance Panel at both sides. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-133...
2. Remove the Die Set (see Operator Manual). 8. If necessary, repeat steps 3-6 until the alignment is centered (iterative process). 9. Install the Die Set (see Operator Manual). 10. Close the front Door. 3. Loosen the Nut and Lock Screw. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-134...
7. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 8. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 5. Adjust the belt tension such that there is a deflection of 1~2mm. 9. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-135...
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3. Loosen the the tensioner. 4. Adjust the belt tension such that there is a deflection of 6~8mm. 5. Tighten the tensioner 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-136...
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3. Loosen the the tensioner. 4. Adjust the belt tension such that there is a deflection of 3~5mm. 5. Tighten the tensioner 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-137...
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3. Loosen the the tensioner. 4. Adjust the belt tension such that there is a deflection of 4~6mm. 5. Tighten the tensioner 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 7. Connect the Power cord. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-138...
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5. Adjust the belt tension such that there is a deflection of 1~2mm. 6. Tighten the Phillips Screws (4). 7. Do ARP 3.1 to install the Punch Module. 8. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. 9. Connect the Power Cord. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-139...
(±5° from horizontal is acceptable). See below for an image of a properly indexed punch shaft. 3. Disconnect the Power Cord. 4. Do ARP 1.6 to remove the Rear Cover. 5. Do ARP 3.1 to remove the Punch Module. (Cont.) MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-140...
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For some 230v machines, moving the stop collar towards the pulley may not expose the teeth completely. In such instances, remove the pulley off the clutch (3 sets of socket head screws and washers), see ARP 3.7 Clutch Pulley replacement. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-141...
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In this instance the cam needs to stop earlier, therefore rotate the Stop Collar Clockwise (when viewed from the rear side). This is done by manually lowering the pawl and freeing the Stop collar to rotate. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-142...
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18. Run one sheet of paper though the Punch. Alternately “Cycle Punch” Function Test from Service mode can be performed. After a punch cycle the flat in the front side would have returned to horizontal position (as shown in the pictures of Step# 1). MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-143...
5. Tighten the Screws (2) that hold the Dieset Recognition Reader Board. 3. Insert a die set until the Dieset is about to contact the spring clips in 6. Do ARP 1.6 to install the Rear Cover. the Reader Board. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-144...
(to eliminate the play in the magnet) and tighten both screws. The screws should be tightened while the panel is closed firmly and the magnet pulled away as shown. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-145...
This drive panel controls the nip forces of N2, N3, N4 and N5. 1. To adjust the position of the drive panel loosen (5) screws from the Front frame and (5) screws from the rear frame. MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-146...
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2. Using the Reference holes in the front/rear frame (5 holes in the front frame and 5 holes in the rear frame) and the sheet metal panel, position the drive panel to ensure the drive rollers protrude 1.5±0.5mm through the drive panel. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-147...
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1. To adjust the position of the drive panel loosen (5) screws from the position the drive panel to ensure the drive rollers protrude Front frame and (5) screws from the rear frame (Cover plate of Jam 1.5±0.5mm through the drive panel. area 5 needs to be removed). MFPP-C1 Adjustments/Repairs 01/31/2022 4-148...
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1. To adjust the position of the drive panel loosen (4) screws from the position the drive panel to ensure the drive rollers protrude Front frame and (4) screws from the rear frame. 1.5±0.5mm through the drive panel. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Adjustments/Repairs 4-149...
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PL 4.10. Punch Module- Die Rail, Backgage, Align Sensors, Sub Assembly ................ 28 PL 4.11. Punch Module- AC Motor ..........29 5. Die Sets ..................30 PL 5.1 Die Sets PL 5.2 Crease Die Components GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List...
1.Main Assembly ITEM Part # DESCRIPTION PL 1.1. Final Assembly MULTI FUNCTION PROFESSIONAL 7724901 PUNCHER- C1, 115V MULTI FUNCTION PROFESSIONAL 7724911 PUNCHER-C1, 230V Parts List 06/22/2022 GBC MFPP-C1...
FC3-6981-000 BRACKET, FRONT DOOR HINGE 7715357 FC3-6983-000 BRACKET, DOOR, MAGNET, BRACKET, INTERLOCK, FRONT 7715325 FC3-6976-000 DOOR 7708226 FC3-3884-000 LOCK CLAW 1824001 NUTS, KEPS M4 7715349 FC3-6980-000 BRACKET, FRONT DOOR MOUNT 7715328 FC3-6977-000 BRACKET, MOUNT, ELCB GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List...
[Qty. (2) used on all Idler panels- #A, #B, #D, #E and #5 SHAFT, IDLER PANEL HINGE, 7718619 FC3-7451-000 OFFSET GROOVE, LONG BRUSH, ANTI STATIC, SUS, 7718593 FC3-7448-000 LONG 7718630 FC3-7455-000 GROUND STRAP, SHORT, M4 Parts List 06/22/2022 GBC MFPP-C1...
PL 2.4. Frame Assembly- Drive Rollers ITEM GBC Part # Canon Part # DESCRIPTION ROLLER ASSEMBLY, DRIVE 7715093 FC3-6934-000 (USED FOR ALL ROLLERS EXCEPT N2) ROLLER ASSEMBLY, ONE WAY CLUTCH 7715097 FC3-6935-000 DRIVE (USED IN N2 POSITION ONLY) 1821116 FC3-6870-000...
M4 Stepper Driver 7715275 FC3-6968-000 DRIVER AND BRACKE ASSEMBLY, TWO PHASE M5 Stepper Driver 7715275 FC3-6968-000 DRIVER AND BRACKE ASSEMBLY, TWO PHASE SEE PL 4.6 FOR STEPPER MOTORS M3, M4 AND PL 4.7 FOR STEPPER MOTOR M5 GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List...
ITEM Description Part # PL 3.6. Paper Path- Disengaging Roller Solenoid SOL 3 SOL 4 SOL 5 MODULE, SOLENOID, 7724134 SOL 6 DISENGAGING ROLLER SOL 7 SOL 8 Parts List 06/22/2022 GBC MFPP-C1 5-18...
Pulley. Right / Rear Steering Motor and 7715857 FC3-7079-000 Pulley. Stepper Motor and Pulley, 7715859 FC3-7080-000 Alignment, Service 7715692 FC3-7060-000 Skew Sensor Board Alignment Sensor Board, 7718567 FC3-7434-000 Switchable 7724178 FC3-7062-000 Backgage Sensor Board GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List 5-21...
7715377 FC3-6989-000 SPRING, STEERING DRIVE ROLLER 7715648 FC3-7052-000 WIRE CLAMP, LOCKING SLEEVE, SPIRAL, STEERING MOTOR 7715777 FC3-7064-000 WIRES STEPPER MOTOR AND PULLEY, 7715857 FC3-7079-000 STEERING, SERVICE STEPPER MOTOR AND PULLEY, 7715857 FC3-7079-000 STEERING, SERVICE Parts List 06/22/2022 GBC MFPP-C1 5-24...
Punch Module- Stepper Alignment Bracket ITEM Canon Part # DESCRIPTION Part # 1823906 FC3-6899-000 SCREW, PHILLIPS HX HD W/SEMS M5 X 10 7715078 FC3-6930-000 BRACKET, ALIGNMENT STEPPER MOUNT STEPPER MOTOR AND PULLEY, 7715859 FC3-7080-000 ALIGNMENT, SERVICE GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List 5-25...
PL 4.9. Punch Module- Die Set Recognition Reader Board ITEM Canon Part # DESCRIPTION Part # Board, ASM, Reader, Die Set 7715347 FC3-6979-000 Recognition 1824002 FC3-6905-000 NUT, KEPS, M3 GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List 5-27...
WASHER, FLAT, 8X14X0.5 1823602 FC3-6894-000 SET SCREW, NYLON PATCH, M4X6 1824703 FC3-6907-000 SCREW, HEX CAP, M8, 16MM LONG MOTOR AND PULLEY, PUNCH, 7724220 115V 115V, SERVICE MOTOR AND PULLEY, PUNCH, 7724221 230V 230V, SERVICE GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List 5-29...
1.Die Sets ORDER THESE DIE-SETS THROUGH CANON SUPPLIES PL 5.1 Die Sets ITEM GBC Part # DESCRIPTION 7714012 DIE , Coil, 44H Rnd See user manual for details on each die set pattern. 7714013 DIE , Coil, 47H Rnd Die item 5 shown as an example below.
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7715492 CABLE, DC POWER FC3-7033-000 7715538 CABLE, COMM TO PANEL FC3-7017-000 7715493 CABLE, AC TO PSU FC3-7036-000 CABLE, VRMT, REMOTE 7715543 SPARTA, 24V FC3-7018-000 7715494 CABLE, AC TO BOARD FC3-7037-000 CABLE, TRANSCEIVER, 7715546 CANON GBC MFPP-C1 06/22/2022 Parts List 5-33...
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SCREW, PHILLIPS PAN HD, M4X10 FC3-3931-000 7708460 SHUNT CABLE CABLE, LAN, COMMUNICATION, FC3-7093-000 7715935 SPARTA 7718640 CABLE, DB15, EXTERNAL PL 7.2 Other Parts ITEM GBC Part DESCRIPTION 7718648 WIPES, CLEANING, ANTI-STATIC 7715684 DRIVE, USB STICK, FLASH DRIVE Parts List 06/22/2022 GBC MFPP-C1 5-34...
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Idler Roller and Idler Springs Inspection ..... 39 GP 6.2.22 LANGUAGE Procedure ........18 GP 6.2.23 UNITS Procedure ..........18 GP 6.15.1 Idler Roller Cleaning ..........40 Service User Interface ..............19 MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information Section Contents...
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GP 6.27 Die Set Recognition Board Clips Inspection ..54 Serial Numbers ................65 GP 6.28 Die Lock Mechanism and Die Rail Springs Inspection 54 General Information ..............56 Principle of Operation ..............56 MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
In the User Interface, the top row of text displays the status of the Punch (Ready, Close Door). The bottom row of text displays the options selected on the User Interface (Single Punch). MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
The Clear Cover feature allows you to set the Backgage values for Clear Firmware Cover media only. This setting does not affect any other type of media. The Firmware feature identifies the level of the firmware installed to the MFPP-C1. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Language & Mode Alignment Backgage Full Bleed Punch Alignment Backgage Units Tab/Full Bypass Trail Edge Trail Edge Cover Single Mid Punch L Mid Punch L Full Bleed Mid Punch Mid Punch Double Saddle Bind MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
GP 6.1.4 LANGUAGE SETTINGS Procedure • GP 6.1.5 UNITS Procedure • Information • GP 6.1.8 DIE TYPE Procedure GP 6.1.9 DIE CYCLES Procedure • GP 6.1.10 PUNCH CYCLES Procedure • • GP 6.1.11 FIRMWARE Procedure MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
If the user does not save the new backgage, the next time a die of this type is inserted in the machine, it will revert to the default depth for that die. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
4. Once you have selected a unit, press the CHECK MARK button. Then, click YES to save the setting. 8. Press the CHECK MARK button to enter the new Alignment value. Then, click YES to save the value. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Do the following to view information about: Die Type, Die cycles, Punch The Firmware feature identifies the level of the firmware installed to the Cycles, and Firmware MFPP-C1. 1. From the home screen, click on INFO Complete GP 6.1.7 to navigate to the Information menu where the 2.
C-Fold Crease Adjust The Firmware feature identifies the level of the firmware installed to the The C-Fold Crease Adjust feature allows you to adjust the crease location MFPP-C1. for a tri-fold sheet. Language & Units The Language feature allows you to select the language for the user interface.
Crease User Interface Screen Map Home Settings Info Crease Mode Center Book Crease C-Fold Language & Enter Service Select Crease Adjust Adjust Crease Adjust Units Mode Center Book C-Fold Bypass MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
GP 6.1.12 CREASE MODE SELECT Procedure • GP 6.1.13 CENTER CREASE ADJUST Procedure GP 6.1.14 BOOK CREASE ADJUST Procedure • GP 6.1.15 C-FOLD CREASE ADJUST Procedure • GP 6.1.16 LANGUAGE Procedure • • GP 6.1.17 UNITS Procedure MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
• Inches 4. Click on the CHECK MARK button to confirm your changes. Millimeters • 11. Once you have selected a unit, press the CHECK MARK button. Then, click YES to save the setting. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
The Units feature allows you to select the units displayed on the user interface. Select MM for millimeters of IN for inches. Enter Service Mode The Enter Service Mode feature allows you to complete service adjustments on the system. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Perforation User Interface Screen Map Home Settings Info Perf Mode Center Perf Single Perf Double Perf Language & Enter Service Select Adjust Adjust Adjust Units Mode Center Single Double Bypass MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
• GP 6.1.18 PERF MODE Procedure • GP 6.1.19 CENTER PERF Procedure GP 6.1.20 SINGLE PERF Procedure • GP 6.1.21 DOUBLE PERF Procedure • GP 6.1.22 LANGUAGE Procedure • • GP 6.1.23 UNITS Procedure MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Increasing the value of X moves the perf further from the • trail edge of the sheet. Decreasing X moves the perf closer to the trail edge of • the sheet. 4. Press the CHECK MARK button to save the new perforation value. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
LANGUAGE & UNITS. 3. Choose your desired units from the following list: Inches • • Millimeters 4. Once you have selected a unit, press the CHECK MARK button. Then, click YES to save the setting. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
• View Die cycles and Machine log • The Motors feature allows you to test the operation of each of the 8 motors to the MFPP-C1. • Upgrade Firmware Solenoids The Solenoid feature allows you to test the operation of each of the 8 solenoids to the MFPP-C1.
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• ANSI • The DFA End Device feature allows you to select if the MFPP-C1 is the end device in the train. If an eWire is to be used, set this value to NO. Max Bypass The Max Bypass feature allows you to set the maximum sheet length that will be bypassed through MFPP-C1.
Cycle Update Paper Size Run Mode Trail Edge Reset Punch Main Aligner Update ANSI Auto Run Bypass Test Punch L Comm Auto Save Log Cycle Punch XL Solenoids Save + Motors Backup Load Backup MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
GP 6.2.7 MOTORS • • GP 6.2.8 FUNCTION TESTS (Cycle Punch, Aligner Test, Fan Test) GP 6.2.9 SKEW OFFSETS • • GP 6.2.10 ALIGN OFFSETS • GP 6.2.11 LOG • GP 6.2.12 FIRMWARE UPGRADE MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
When MFPP-C1 is connected to a finisher this menu will show This setting is used for manufacturing set-up only. CONNECTED When MFPP-C1 is not connected to a finisher and the punch is powered GP 6.3.2 MAX BYPASS Setting ON, do the following to select the desired run mode.
Do the following to check the status of any of the sensors. The Sensors feature allows you to view the state of each of the 29 sensors to the MFPP-C1. Cover each sensor to check if the sensor status changes from “0” to “1””.
Do the following to test any of the Stepper Motors. 12. Complete GP 6.2 to enter Service Mode. The Motors feature allows you to test the operation of each of the 8 stepper motors to the MFPP-C1. 13. Click on the SOLENOIDS button. 14. To check the Solenoids: Do the following to check the Motors.
FUNCTION TESTS menu. • The button will turn on the listed motors and disengage the listed solenoid. This can be used to check if a solenoid is lifting sufficiently to • disengage the drive roller. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
5. Use the +/- buttons to change the Rear and Front offsets. 6. To check the Skew, fold the sheet in half. The holes should line up. • • See image to the right. The last holes should line up. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
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BG FRONT ‘-’ Increment value until the holes are parallel to the BG FRONT ‘+‘ Increment value until the holes are parallel to the edge. edge. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
BG DP L REAR ‘+’ Increment values until the holes are parallel to the Procedure edge. The User Alignment setting adjusts the Alignment position of all sheets (regardless of size) that are processed by MFPP-C1. The below table shows the sensor for each sheet size: Sensor Sheet sizes...
5. Enter the Passcode 422. (Tip: You can remember the passcode 422 • Punch mode, time from LE S8 to LE at S25 by noting that 422 is the code for ‘GBC’ your phone keypad) 6. Use the scroll bar to navigate to the second page of the menu. Other data 7.
3. Run a small test job in both Punch and Bypass mode to ensure the machine is working properly. 3. Move the downstream device away from Professional puncher and then move Professional Puncher away from the Upstream device. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
1. Visually inspect for defects and problems such as damaged holes in the customer’s paper. components, loose screws or nuts, abraded wire insulation, loose terminals, etc. 2. Refer to section 3.13 Punch Specifications. 2. Correct any problems before returning the machine to service. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
GP 6.8.1 Die Set Life Expectancy The MFPP-C1 Die Sets have a minimum life expectancy of 750K cycles (sheets of paper punched, when punching 75 gsm paper). With periodic lubrication and optimum paper types, life can exceed this number.
3. Wipe clean, leaving a light coat of oil on them. 4. Oil from the die may blemish the first few punched sheets after oil has been applied. Run test punched copies until clean copies can be made. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Holes should be clean and even with no tearing or frayed edges. Holes should be punched completely, leaving no chip attached. • • Holes should be straight (no skew) and evenly spaced from the edge of the paper and aligned. (See GP 6.2.9, SKEW OFFSETS MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
3. Clean the Rollers with alcohol. Warning: Make sure you disconnect the MFPP-C1 from its power source before cleaning. Failure to observe this warning could result in death or serious Injury.
2. Vacuum out paper chips and dust from the Chip Bin tray, especially at 2. The customer can also do this between the technician’s visits. the holes on the sides of the Chip Tray. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
1. Ensure latch holds door closed. 2. Ensure switch is activated when the door is closed. 3. To adjust the door latch, see ADJ 1.1 MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
2. Inspect Springs (2) for each Idler Roller, and make sure they are correctly hooked. Idler Roller Shaft Idler Roller Retaining Spring Bearing Housing 3. Inspect the Bearing Housing. The Bearing Housing should slide freely in the Bearing Forks. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
4. Ensure the rollers turn freely on the shaft and that the idler roller shaft "floats" freely in the bushing forks. 5. Do ARP 2.4 Idler Roller Replacement to install the Idler Roller. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
3. The roller surfaces should be free of debris, toner deposits, wear, unevenness, and dents. 4. Inspect the Steering Idler Springs. The Springs should be hooked securely and should be wrapped around the Bushing. 5. Do ARP 3.1.2 Punch Module Installation. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
3. The Drive Roller should be free of toner deposits, wear marks, scuff marks, dents, etc. 4. Use the above procedure to clean the Steering Drive Rollers Steering Drive Rollers 5. Do ARP 3.1.2# Punch Module Installation. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
2. When the idler panel is latched, the idler panel spacers ((2) spacers for each Idler assembly) should contact the drive panels completely. There should not be any movement in the idler assembly (toward or away from the drive panel). MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
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To inspect the Acceleration Idler latch follow the below procedure: 1. Open the Front door. 2. Undock MFPP-C1. 3. When the Acceleration panel latch is fully engaged, the tabs in the Idler panel should contact the drive panel. Inspect this for the latches in the front side and rear side.
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8. To adjust the Acceleration Idler Panel Latch, do ADJ 1.8 Entrance Drive Panel Position Adjustment. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
Clean as needed. 4. Close the panel and check that it is flat and that paper will pass under 5. Ensure the bypass diverter moves freely and returns to the bypass position. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
Latch, and Exit Idler Panel Latch hold the panels tightly in place. If the latch is bent or damaged, replace the Entrance Idler Panel (ARP 2.3), Acceleration Roller Idler Assembly (ARP 2.5), or the Exit Idler Panel (ARP 2.9). 5. Clean as needed. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
3. Clean the old grease from the cams and then apply a light coat of high-quality grease (not oil). 5. Do ARP 3.1.2 Punch Module Replacement to install the Punch Module. 6. Do ARP 1.6 Rear Cover Replacement to install the Rear Cover. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
GP 6.22 Timing Belt Inspection There are 11 belts used in the MFPP-C1. Assembly # of Belts Punch Module 1 belt Steering Module 1 belt Drive Panel Steering 2 belts Sub Assembly Frame 8 belts Five of the belts at the rear of the Frame have Tensioner Assemblies. It is these five belts that should be checked.
When the solenoid is fully activated, the idler roller should completely lift off and not be able to drive the drive roller. NOTE: Disengaging solenoid modules need to be replaced every 5 million cycles. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
Alignment Carriage sub- assembly. 4. Do ARP 3.1.2 to install the Punch Module. 5. Check the tightness of (2) cone point set screws in the clutch. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Moving Parts, keep hands clear of nips and the belts when the Interlock is cheater is inserted. 8. Do GP 6.2.6 SOLENOIDS to activate and deactivate Solenoid SOL1. The diverter gate should rise and fall when SOL1 is cycled. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
6. Inspect (4) plastic bushings in the Die lock brackets. (2) in the front and (2) in the back. 5. Wipe the spring clips with a clean cloth. 6. Do ARP1.6 to install rear cover MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
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10. Insert a Die set in the die rail and lock the Die set and check if the tip contacts the die set base plate only. The Die lock mechanism should not contact anywhere else. 11. The Die Set should also slide in easily deforming the Die rail springs. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
Principle of Operation the Divert Solenoid SOL 1 is activated to direct the sheets into the punch The MFPP-C1 is a machine that punches various die set hole patterns path. into single sheets of paper. The machine is placed between a printer or There are two modes of operation Single Punch and Double Punch.
Once the punch cycle is complete the sheet is accelerated by N6 & N7 to the system line speed. Once the lead edge hits S24 (plus a delay to ensure the sheet is in roller N10) the sheet is decelerated to the printer line speed. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
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Exit Idler Panel Sensor Sensor S24 Optical Exit Idler Panel Sensor Sensor S25 Optical Exit Sensor Sensor S26 Optical Bypass Sensor Sensor S28 Optical Align Home Sensor Sensor S29 Emitter/Receiver Chip Tray Full Emitter/Receiver MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
The term used to describe the process of aligning the sheet of paper until it is parallel to the paper path. Skew The term used to describe the fact that the sheet of paper is not parallel to the paper path. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
Power Supply 115V, 60Hz, Single Phase 230V, 50Hz, Single Phase Electrical Amps and Frequency Safety Certification cULus Dimensions L: 775mm; W: 445mm; H: 1020mm L: 30.5"; W: 17.5"; H: 40.2" Weight 95 kg 210 lbs MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Please note that each punching style listed below requires a separate die set for the MFPP-C1. The MFPP-C1 can hold up to three Die Sets in its cabinet (one in the operating slot and two in the storage area).
Die Sets List By selecting the appropriate die set, you can use your MFPP-C1 to punch documents in any of the binding styles indicated in the tables below. MFPP-C1 General Procedures and Information 01/31/2022...
Die Sets List (cont’d) By selecting the appropriate die set, you can use your MFPP-C1 to punch documents in any of the binding styles indicated in the tables below. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 General Procedures and Information...
Lubrication Tools For General lubrication please see the following sections Tools recommended for service of the MFPP-C1: GP 6.7.3, Die Set Lubrication • Standard Tools (metric) • 7mm Nut Driver • GP 6.20, Punch Drive Cam Lubrication 5.5mm Nut Driver •...
• Serial Numbers GP 6.15, Drive Roller Inspection and Cleaning The MFPP-C1 Serial Number is located inside the Front Door on the front • frame just below the Bypass Section Use canned air or soft cloth to clean the following.
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7. Wiring Data Section Contents Wiring Data Title Page System Wiring (7724128) ..............7-3 Plug Jack connectors ................7-4 MFPP-C1 05/02/2022 Wiring Data Section Contents...
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System Wiring (7724907) MFPP-C1 05/02/2022 Wiring Data...
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Plug Jack connectors Wiring Data 05/02/2022 MFPP-C1...
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8.5. Die set installation ......8-8 8.6. Adjusting the Height ......8-9 8.7. Connecting the Cables ..... 8-11 8.7.1 Upstream Cables ....... 8-11 8.7.2 Downstream Cables ....8-12 8.7.3 Power Cord ....... 8-12 8.8. Final Steps ........8-13 MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Installation Instructions Section Contents...
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Be sure to install this equipment near an outlet so that the • power plug can be disconnected right away in case of emergency, • Turn OFF the main power of the host machine and disconnect the power plug from the outlet before proceeding with installation. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Installation Instructions...
8.2. Required Parts The MFPP-C1 is shipped with an installation kit containing the following components. Wire Saddle, Description Picture Medium Power Cord (US) Shunt Cable † Power Cord (UK) Screw, Phillips Pan, M4x10 † Power Cord (EU) Bracket, Pin, Location †...
5. Lift the non-caster end of the machine up, keeping the caster end low and rotate the machine up to stand on its casters. Take the bag off the machine. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Installation Instructions...
1. Mount the 2 docking brackets to the left side of the upstream machine using 4 x M4 screws. 3. Open the front door of the Professional puncher and loosen the screw then turn the knob in CCW direction. Installation Instructions 01/31/2022 MFPP-C1...
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Check the height of the professional puncher and the upstream machine to see if the difference between the top surfaces is within +/-2mm. If the difference is greater than +/-2mm, follow instructions under “8.6 Adjusting the Height”. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Installation Instructions...
5. Lock the die set by turning the handle in CW direction until it reaches the hard stop. 3. Carefully insert the die set into the die cavity holding the die with both the hands. Installation Instructions 01/31/2022 MFPP-C1...
Repeat the adjustment if the correct height setting was not obtained. Adjusting the rear casters 5. To gain access to the rear casters, the cover plate should be removed by uninstalling (2) M4 screws. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Installation Instructions...
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6. Once the cover plate is removed, the procedure to adjust the rear casters is the same as front casters. Installation Instructions 01/31/2022 MFPP-C1 8-10...
Insert the LAN cable to the upstream device and the left differ to that shown in the image. side LAN connection of Professional Puncher when standign at the back of the machine. Secure the LAN cable wit the supplied cable clamps as shown. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Installation Instructions 8-11...
3. Turn ON the main power switch of the host machine. 4. If a message prompting the user to update the version appears, press [Update] to automatically update the version of this equipment. Installation Instructions 01/31/2022 MFPP-C1 8-12...
4. Run a small job with punch enabled. Check the punched holes of the job. 5. Run each die set to punch 100 sheets or until there is no oil residue around the holes. MFPP-C1 01/31/2022 Installation Instructions 8-13...
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