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Tabletop Cut-Sheet Cutter
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
5/2018

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  • Page 1 FD 574 Tabletop Cut-Sheet Cutter MAINTENANCE MANUAL 5/2018...
  • Page 3 Introduction The cause of most accidents is failure to adhere to basic safety rules and observe safety instructions. It is important to prevent potential causes of accidents from occurring. In order to do so, read this manual carefully , and be sure to understand all the safety instructions and correct inspection and servicing procedures that it provides before beginning repair or servicing work.
  • Page 4 • This service manual includes the structural and functional descriptions for the major areas of FD 574, along with the descriptions of procedures for disassembly and assembly , design standard and adjustment, maintenance and service requirements, and actions to be taken in the case of malfunctions.
  • Page 5 Safety Instructions Safety Instructions 1. Cautions regarding the installation location Caution Installation environment ● Avoid installing the machine in places exposed to direct sunlight. • Sunlight will cause the temperature in the machine’ s interior to rise, possibly leading to malfunction of the control system.
  • Page 6 Safety Instructions 2. Cautions for installation work WARNING ● The machine’ s power supply voltage and power consumption are given in the table below. The machine's power supply voltage is indicated on the identification plate on the machine; the machine must be connected to a power supply of the voltage indicated.
  • Page 7 Safety Instructions 3. Cautions for maintenance, inspection and servicing WARNING Always remove the power cord plug from the outlet before starting work. → Otherwise, your could get a shock or your hands/f ngers could be injured. • However, the plug must be left connected to the outlet when performing function checks (of individual motors, a given series of operations, or electrical circuits).
  • Page 8 Warning Labels ■ Warning Labels Keep the WARNING and CAUTION labels clean at all times. If labels become damaged or come off, contact our service personnel. <Paper infeed side> U80001 U80002A U8-Y1120...
  • Page 9 Warning Labels <Paper ejection side> U80003 <Paper ejection side> (without rear cover) U80004 Part No. Name Q'ty 1. J4-Y4040 CAUTION LABEL 2. M7-T3030 WARNING LABEL 3. K9-T1390 WARNING LABEL 4. L8-T1070 WARNING LABEL U8-Y1120...
  • Page 10 Warning Labels <Opposite side of operation after cover L is removed> WARNING Use caution when working near movable parts. Disconnect power before servicing. U81001 Part Name Name Q'ty 1 L8-T1090 WARNING LABEL U8-Y1120...
  • Page 11 Warning Labels <Options> Perforator (standard, micro) unit Center slitter unit Open the top cover. Upper plate (front) U82313 Paper feed side Part No. Name Q'ty 1. J4-Y4050 WARNING LABEL 2. L8-T1070 WARNING LABEL U8-Y1120...
  • Page 13 Introduction Operation in General Mechanism Adjustment Maintenance Checks Troubleshooting HELP Mode Others...
  • Page 14 Contents Contents .......... Introduction Chapter 6 Troubleshooting ....■ How to Use This Service Manual ............Safety Instructions Troubleshooting Guide ........■ Warning Labels Chapter 7 HELP Mode Introduction Chapter 1 ....... HELP Mode List ........1 Specif cations HELP Mode Functions and Operati n g Procedures ....
  • Page 15 1 Chapter 1 Introduction ................Specif cations ............ Part Names and Their Functions ..........1. Appearance (Paper Infeed Side) ........... 2. Appearance (Paper Ejection Side) ..............3. Control Panel ................ 4. LCD Panel ................5. Options...
  • Page 16 Specif cations Specif cations Model name Cut Sheet Cutter FD 574 Type Tabletop type cut sheet cutter Paper size Length: 110 - 420 mm (4.334 - 17 inches) Width: 106 - 364 mm (4.1764 - 14.3416 inches) Paper weight 58 - 157 gsm (50 - 135 kg), 1 part/single sheet Minimum cut size 55 mm (2.166 inches)
  • Page 17 Specif cations Model name Cut Sheet Cutter FD 574 Other features Interlock safety cover (top cover / rear cover) 1 1 Sheet counter (0 - 9999 sheets) Cutter counter (0 - 9999 cuts) Preset counter (0 - 999 sheets) JOB display (ON/OFF)
  • Page 18 Specif cations Part Names and Their Functions 1. Appearance (Paper Infeed Side) 6 3 4 U80002 Name Function Feed tray Load paper on this tray. Open this tray when loading the paper. Close the tray when not Support tray used. Set the position of these guides according to the width of the Paper feed guides paper.
  • Page 19 Part Names and Their Functions 2. Appearance (Paper Ejection Side) 1 1 U80004B Name Function Stacker Receives the ejected paper. Ejection guides Set these guides according to the width of the paper. Paper stopper Set this stopper according to the length of the paper. Open this cover to remove any paper jammed in the cutter unit.
  • Page 20 Part Names and Their Functions 3. Control Panel TEST START STOP MENU CLEAR RETURN U80005E Name Function LCD panel Displays various messages. TEST key Performs proof feed. (one sheet) JOG REVERSE The paper is fed backward slowly while this key is pressed. JOG FORWARD The paper is fed forward slowly while this key is pressed.
  • Page 21 Part Names and Their Functions 4. LCD Panel ● Standby screen 1 1 <Display without Preset Counter> <Display with Preset Counter> 3 pcs 3 pcs ****** ****** 1234shts 123/456shts MENU MENU CLEAR CLEAR RETUR RETUR U80000mE U80000mE Name Function Counter Displays the current number of sheets that have been processed.
  • Page 22 Part Names and Their Functions 5. Options Straight conveyor Center slitter unit Perforator (Standard/Micro) unit U8-Y1120...
  • Page 23 Chapter 2 Operation in General 2 ..............Names of Internal Parts ..............Structural Drawing ..........Paper Flows and Operation Principles ........1. Machine Movement and Paper Flows ................. 2. Operation ............. Circuit Diagrams and Operation ........1. Top Cover Switch and Rear Cover Switch ...............
  • Page 24 Names of Internal Parts Names of Internal Parts Structural Drawing 8 10 U81200 17 19 Name Name Support tray Timing roller 1 Paper feed guide Driving roller 1 Feed tray PPS2 (Cut lead edge sensor) Paper feed motor (DC gear motor) Timing roller 2 Paper sensor (Photo microsensor) Driving roller 2...
  • Page 25 Paper Flows and Operation Principles Paper Flows and Operation Principles 1. Machine Movement and Paper Flows 1. When the paper feed motor runs, the paper on the feed Paper feed roller unit tray is fed in by the paper feed roller unit. The paper is separated by the paper separator unit and the paper feed roller unit.
  • Page 26 Paper Flows and Operation Principles 2. Operation Main motor ON Main motor OFF Main motor OFF Paper feed motor OFF Paper feed motor ON Main motor ON Paper feed motor 給紙モータ PPS 1 PPS1センサ Main motor メインモータ PPS 2 PPS2センサ Cutter motor カッターモータ...
  • Page 27 Circuit Diagrams and Operation Circuit Diagrams and Operation 1. Top Cover Switch and Rear Cover Switch Opening and closing of the top cover and the rear cover are detected by the top cover switch, the rear cover switch, the top cover interlock switch, and the rear cover interlock switch. This machine does not work unless the top cover and the rear cover are closed.
  • Page 28 Circuit Diagrams and Operation 2. Paper Feed Motor The paper feed motor runs by pressing the START key or the TEST key. The paper feed motor stops after a certain period of time since the paper has reached the PPS1. Operation of the paper feed motor can be checked with HELP-01.
  • Page 29 Circuit Diagrams and Operation 4. Cutter HP Sensor The cutter HP sensor detects an error if it cannot detect cutter home position even after the cutter motor has run for a certain period of time, and a message “E1:CTR MTR Locked Check cutter area”...
  • Page 30 Circuit Diagrams and Operation 6. PPS1 (paper lead edge sensor) The PPS1 detects an error if it detects paper presence when the ST ART key or the TEST key is pressed, a message “Remove paper from infeed area” is displayed on the LCD panel. The PPS1 detects an error if the paper does not reach the PPS1 even after the paper feed motor has run for a certain period of time.
  • Page 31 Circuit Diagrams and Operation 8. Cutter Motor An error is detected if the cutter HP position sensor cannot detect cutter home position even after the cutter motor has run for a certain period of time, and a message “E1:CTR MTR Locked Check cutter area”...
  • Page 32 Circuit Diagram of Straight Conveyor (Option) Circuit Diagram of Straight Conveyor (Option) 1. Conveyor Motor Orange Orange CN8-1 Blue Blue Yellow Yellow Main PCB unit U81018E U8-Y1120...
  • Page 33 Chapter 3 Mechanism ..................Exterior ..............1. Names of Covers ............. 2. Removing the Rear Cover ............3. Removing the Cover R ............3 4. Removing the Cover L ............. Electrical System Section ........1. Removing/Replacing the Panel PCB Unit ..........
  • Page 34 ............... Straight Conveyor ..........1. Removing the Conveyor Motor ............. 2. Removing the Timing Belt ..........3. Removing the Conveyor Belts ............... Center Slitter Unit ..........1. Removing the Upper Blade Unit ..........2. Removing the Lower Blade Unit ............ Perforator (Standard/Micro) Unit ..........
  • Page 35 Exterior Exterior 1. Names of Covers (Paper Infeed Side) Top cover Cover R 3 U81302 (Paper Ejection Side) Rear cover Cover L U81301 U8-Y1120...
  • Page 36 Exterior 2. Removing the Rear Cover 1. Remove the two thumbscrews to remove the rear cover. 3. Removing the Cover R 1. Remove the two screws securing the cover R on the paper infeed side. 2. Remove the two screws securing the cover R on the paper ejection side.
  • Page 37 Exterior 4. Removing the Cover L 1. Remove the two screws securing the cover L on the paper infeed side. 2. Remove the two screws securing the cover L on the paper ejection side. Remove the cover L. 3 U8-Y1120...
  • Page 38 Electrical System Section Electrical System Section 1. Removing/Replacing the Panel PCB Unit 1. Remove the cover R. (See → P.34) 2. Disconnect the connector. 3. Take out the cable unit from the edge holder. 4. Open the top cover. Remove the two screws inside the machine to remove the control panel unit.
  • Page 39 Electrical System Section 6. When reinstalling the control panel unit, align it with the cover R as below. Temporarily secure the control panel unit and attach the cover R. Align the control panel unit with the cover R and tighten the screws. 2.
  • Page 40 Electrical System Section 3. Replacing the Fuse on the Main PCB Refer to ‘ Electrical Parts Layout and Their Functions - 6. Position of Connectors/Fuses in Chapter 8’. (See → P.157) Fuses are located in the circle of the right figure. WARNING ●...
  • Page 41 Electrical System Section 4. Unfold the support tray. Remove the screw attached to the reverse side of the feed tray to remove the cable clamp. Then disconnect the connector and remove the feed tray from the main unit. 3 5. Inside of the machine: Remove the two screws to remove the inner cover.
  • Page 42 Paper Infeed Section Paper Infeed Section 1. Replacing the Paper Feed Roller Unit 1. Remove the two screws from the joint located on the left side of the shaft of the paper feed roller unit. 2. Move the joint over to the paper feed shaft side and pull out the paper feed roller unit.
  • Page 43 Paper Infeed Section 2. Removing the Paper Feed Motor (DC Gear Motor) 1. Remove the cover L. (See → P.35) 2. Remove the parts. Refer to steps 1 through 5 in ‘ Electrical System Section - 4. Removing the Power Supply Unit'. (See →...
  • Page 44 Paper Infeed Section 3. Removing the Paper Feed Belt 1. Remove the cover L. (See → P.35) 2. Opposite side of operation: Loosen the four screws securing the paper feed motor. 3. Remove the paper feed belt from the pulley. NOTE After reattaching the paper feed belt, perform ‘HELP-01 Feed motor check’.
  • Page 45 Paper Infeed Section Paper infeed assy 2. Remove the paper separator unit. For replacement and adjustment of the paper separator unit, refer to ‘ Paper Infeed Section - 2. Replacing the Paper Separator Unit and Adjusting Paper separator its Clearance’ in chapter 4. unit (See →...
  • Page 46 Paper Infeed Section NOTE After reattaching the paper sensor , be sure to perform ‘HELP-07 SW & Sensor check’. ● HELP-07 1. Access HELP mode ‘HELP-07’. HELP-07 SW & Sensor check 2. Position 'B' displays the current status of the paper sensor. (Alphabets are used in the right figure instead of the numbers for your ABCDEFGHIJKLM easy reference.)
  • Page 47 Paper Infeed Section 6. Removing the Paper Set Lever switch 1. Remove the cover R. (See → P.34) 2. Remove the two screws to remove the paper set lever switch. 3 3. Pull out the two terminals of the sensor relay cable unit attached to the paper set lever switch.
  • Page 48 Conveyance Section Conveyance Section ● Opposite side of operation : Names of motors, belts and rollers (Driving roller 1) (Timing roller 1) Timing roller 3 Timing roller 2 Timing pulley Paper feed roller unit Paper feed belt Conveyance belt Driving roller 2 Driving roller 3 Tension pulley Main motor...
  • Page 49 Conveyance Section 1. Removing the Main Motor (Stepping Motor) 1. Remove the cover L. (See → P.35) 2. Remove the f ve screws securing the main motor. 3. Remove the conveyance belt from the pulley. 3 4. Remove the main motor by sliding it toward the outside.
  • Page 50 Conveyance Section 6. Loosen the hexagon socket set screw to remove the pulley on the main motor. NOTE After reattaching the main motor, perform ‘HELP-15 Conveyor adj. (Conveyor adjustment)’. (See → P.132) 2. Removing the Timing Rollers 1, 2, and 3 1.
  • Page 51 Conveyance Section Opposite side of operation Paper feed side 6. Remove the two screws to remove the sensor plate Operation side unit. Disconnect the two connectors on the sensor plate unit. 3 Opposite side of operation 7. Outside of the machine: opposite side of operation Loosen the four screws securing the main motor to remove the timing roller 1.
  • Page 52 Conveyance Section 9. Loosen the hexagon socket set screw to remove the pulley. 10. Remove the E-rings securing each timing roller. Right f gure : The left circle shows the E-ring securing the timing roller 2. : The right circle shows the E-ring securing the timing roller 1.
  • Page 53 Conveyance Section Right f gure : The circle shows the E-ring securing the timing roller 1. 14. Remove the bushes and the springs attached to the both sides of the timing roller. 3 15. Remove the timing roller. Right f gure : The timing roller 3 is being removed from the ejection side.
  • Page 54 Conveyance Section 2. Operation side: Remove the three screws securing the three bearing stoppers of the driving rollers 1, 2, and 3. Remove the three bearing stoppers. (Right f gure: from the left, Driving rollers 1, 2, and 3) 3. Opposite side of operation: Remove the three screws securing the three bearing stoppers of the driving rollers 1, 2, and 3.
  • Page 55 Conveyance Section NOTE After reattaching the driving rollers, be sure to perform ‘HELP-15 Conveyor adj. (Conveyor adjustment)’. (See → P.132) 4. Removing the Conveyance Belt 1. Remove the cover L. (See → P.35) 2. Opposite side of operation: Loosen the four screws securing the main motor unit.
  • Page 56 Conveyance Section 3. Remove the five screws securing the main motor unit. 4. Remove the conveyance belt from the pulley. 5. Loosen the hexagon socket set screw to remove the pulley. 6. Remove the driving belt from the main body. NOTE After reattaching the driving belt, be sure to perform ‘HELP-15 Conveyor adj.
  • Page 57 Conveyance Section 6. Removing the PPS1 • Removing the PPS1 (upper) 1. Open the top cover. 2. Loosen the two thumbscrews to remove the upper Operation side guide unit. 3 Opposite side of operation Paper infeed side 3. Disconnect the connector of the PPS1 relay cable unit.
  • Page 58 Conveyance Section 4. Remove the two screws on both sides of the paper Operation side infeed (upper) assy to remove it. Opposite side of operation 5. Remove the two screws to remove the sensor angle unit. 6. Remove the screw to remove the PPS1. Disconnect the connector of the PPS1 relay cable unit.
  • Page 59 Conveyance Section • Removing the PPS1 (lower) 1. Lower the paper set lever. 2. Fold the support tray. 3 3. Remove the two screws securing the feed tray. 4. Unfold the support tray. Remove the screw attached to the reverse side of the feed tray to remove the cable clamp.
  • Page 60 Conveyance Section 5. Open the top cover. Paper feed roller unit 6. Remove the two screws to remove the paper feed roller unit. Paper infeed side 7. Opposite side of operation (outside of the machine) Remove the two screws to remove the plate. Remove the timing pulley and the paper feed belt.
  • Page 61 Conveyance Section 11. Remove the screw to remove the PPS1. Disconnect the connector of the PPS1 relay cable unit. NOTE After reattaching the PPS1, be sure to perform ‘HELP-07 SW & Sensor check’ and 'HELP-08 PPS1 adjustment'. • HELP-07 HELP-07 1.
  • Page 62 Conveyance Section • HELP-08 HELP-08 1. Access HELP mode ‘HELP-08’. PPS1 adjustment 2. ‘PPS1 adjustment’ is displayed. PPS1 adjustment LED: 1024 PPS1:0 3. Insert a sheet of paper to the clearance between the paper infeed (upper) assy and the paper infeed assy.
  • Page 63 Conveyance Section Operation side Disconnect the two connectors of the PPS2 Operation side emission relay cable unit to remove the sensor plate unit. 3 3. Remove the screw to remove the PPS2 attached to the reverse side of the lower guide assy. Sensor plate unit •...
  • Page 64 Conveyance Section Opposite side of operation Paper infeed side 4. Remove the four screws to remove the lower guide Opposite side of operation plate unit. Paper infeed side Operation side 5. Remove the screw to remove the PPS2 attached to Lower guide plate unit the reverse side of the lower guide plate unit.
  • Page 65 Conveyance Section 2. Position ‘D’ displays the current status of the PPS2. (Alphabets are used in the right figure ABCDEFGHIJKLM instead of the numbers for your easy reference.) Press the MENU LEFT key or the MENU RIGHT key to select the position ‘D’. PPS2 (Selected item is highlighted.) 3.
  • Page 66 Conveyance Section 4. If the number showing the current status of the PPS2 adjustment PPS2 changes from ‘0’ to ‘1’, the sensor detects LED: 025 PPS2:1 the presence of the paper. NOTE After reattaching the PPS2, be sure to perform ‘HELP-15 Conveyor adj.
  • Page 67 Conveyance Section ● Positioning when reattaching Stopper Attach the top cover switch and the top cover interlock switch to the position where the stopper can hold both of them simultaneously , with a space that does not allow a f nger to be inserted between the top cover and the main unit.
  • Page 68 Conveyance Section 5. Remove the two screws to remove the plate attached to the upper plate assy. 6. Remove the grommet of the switch relay cable unit from the upper plate assy. Switch relay cable unit 7. Remove the two screws to remove the rear cover switch and the rear cover interlock switch.
  • Page 69 Cutter Assy Cutter Assy WARNING ● Both the upper and lower blades of the cutter unit are exposed. ● Be very careful not to injure your hands on the blades when working with the cutter unit 1. Removing the Cutter Assy 1.
  • Page 70 Cutter Assy 6. Remove the two screws securing the bracket on the operation side. NOTE Remove the bracket before removing the cutter assy. When replacing the cutter unit, remove the screw securing the bracket. 7. Remove the two screws securing the cutter assy on the opposite side of operation.
  • Page 71 Cutter Assy 2. Replacing the Cutter Unit 1. Remove the screw to remove the sensor bracket. NOTE When reattaching the sensor bracket, position the sensor bracket so that the screw is located in the middle of the elongate hole. 2. Remove the three screws to remove the angle. 3...
  • Page 72 Cutter Assy 5. Reattach the parts (removed in steps 1 through 4) to a new cutter unit. 6. Remove smear and dust on the surface of sponge attaching portions of the new cutter unit, and then attach four sponges to it as below. Attach two of them as shown in the right f gure so that the posts touch the sponges when the blade of...
  • Page 73 Cutter Assy 4. Performing the Operation Check of the Cutter Assy 1. Simultaneously press and hold down the MENU LEFT key and MENU RIGHT key, and turn the HELP-02 power switch ON with those keys held down to access Cutter motor check HELP mode.
  • Page 74 Cutter Assy 5. Checking Perpendicular Cut 1. Access HELP mode ‘HELP-15 Conveyor adj. HELP-15 (Conveyor adjustment)’, and press the START key. Conveyor adj. 2. Load paper in landscape orientation on the feed MENU tray. CLEAR RETUR 3. Press the TEST key to perform proof cut. U80000E 4.
  • Page 75 Cutter Assy 7. Tighten the screws loosened in step 5. 8. Press the STOP key. The HELP mode selection display will reappear. 6. Adjusting Conveyance Error HELP-15 1. Access HELP mode ‘HELP-15 Conveyor adj. Conveyor adj. (Conveyor adjustment)’, and press the START key. MENU 2.
  • Page 76 Cutter Assy 7. Adjusting Lead Edge Cut 1. Access HELP mode ‘HELP-16 Cut pos. adj. (Cut HELP-16 position adjustment)’, and press the START key. PPS2--Cut pos. adj. 2. Load paper in landscape orientation on the feed MENU tray. CLEAR RETUR 3.
  • Page 77 Cutter Assy 8. Adjusting Auto Cut Function 1. Access HELP mode ‘HELP-17 Auto cut adjust. (Auto cut adjustment)’, and press the START key. HELP-17 2. Load three or more sheets of paper in landscape Auto cut adjust. orientation on the feed tray. MENU CLEAR RETUR...
  • Page 78 Straight Conveyor Straight Conveyor 1. Removing the Conveyor Motor 1. Disconnect the connector of the conveyor motor. 2. Reverse the straight conveyor. Remove the six screws to remove the bottom plate assy. 3. Remove the two screws to remove the motor assy. 4.
  • Page 79 Straight Conveyor 5. Remove the three screws to remove the conveyor motor. 2. Removing the Timing Belt 1. Remove the parts . Refer to ‘ Straight Conveyor - 1. Removing the Conveyor Motor - steps 1 through 3’. 3 (See → P.78) 2.
  • Page 80 Straight Conveyor 4. Slide the roller unit and remove the timing belt. 3. Removing the Conveyor Belts 1. Loosen the hexagon socket set screws on the shaft attached to the inside of the thumbscrews. Remove the thumbscrews, shafts, and spacers. 2.
  • Page 81 Straight Conveyor 4. Remove the roller unit. 3 5. Remove the three screws to remove the plate. 6. Remove the conveyor belts by sliding each one as shown in the right f gures. U8-Y1120...
  • Page 82 Center Slitter Unit Center Slitter Unit WARNING ● Both the upper and lower blades of the center slitter unit are exposed. ● Be very careful not to injure your hands on the blades when working with the center sliter unit. The right figure shows the structure of the center Upper blade unit slitter unit.
  • Page 83 Center Slitter Unit 3. Loosen the hexagon socket set screw in the detent. 4. Slide the S-shaft (upper) and remove the upper blade unit. 3 2. Removing the Lower Blade Unit 1. Hold the stacker with both hands and slide it toward you to remove.
  • Page 84 Center Slitter Unit 3. Open the top cover. 4. Loosen the two thumbscrews to remove the upper Operation side guide unit. Opposite side of operation Paper infeed side 5. Remove the two screws to remove the sensor plate Operation side unit.
  • Page 85 Center Slitter Unit 6. Remove the four screws to remove the lower guide Operation side plate unit. Opposite side of operation 3 7. Loosen the two screws securing the tension pulley on the opposite side of operation to remove the driving belt.
  • Page 86 Center Slitter Unit 9. Remove the screw to remove the bearing stopper 10. Remove the S-shaft (lower) from the hole on the opposite side of operation. U8-Y1120...
  • Page 87 Perforator (Standard/Micro) Unit Perforator (Standard/Micro) Unit WARNING ● The upper blade of the perforator (standard/micro) is exposed. ● Be very careful not to injure your hands on the blade when working with the perforator (standard/micro) unit. The right f gure shows the structure of the perforator Upper blade unit (standard/micro) unit.
  • Page 88 Perforator (Standard/Micro) Unit 4. Remove the f at head screw. 5. Remove the f at head screw securing the lever unit. 6. Loosen the hexagon socket set screw in the collar. Remove the lever unit. 7. Remove the perforating blade. Right f gure: (from the left) ball bearing, perforating blade, collar, O-ring, ball bearing For removing the micro perforating blade, perform...
  • Page 89 Chapter 4 Standards / Adjustment ..............Paper Infeed Section ........1. Adjusting the Paper Separator Pressure ....2. Replacing the Paper Separator Unit and Adjusting Clearance ..........3. Adjusting the Paper Feed Belt ..............Conveyance Section ................1. Structure ..........2.
  • Page 90 Paper Infeed Section Paper Infeed Section 1. Adjusting the Paper Separator Pressure < Adjustment method> Spring balance 1. With the paper separator being out from the 1.4 -1.5N (140 - 150g) paper separator unit, turn the separating pressure adjustment screw so that the spring balance reads 1.4 to 1.5 N (140 to 150 g).
  • Page 91 Paper Infeed Section 3. Adjusting the Paper Feed Belt Adjust the tension so that the paper feed belt is deflected 2.2 mm when applying a force of 2.9 N (290 g) to the belt (center between the pulleys) with a tension gauge.
  • Page 92 Conveyance Section Conveyance Section 1. Structure The paper feed roller unit is driven by the DC gear motor (paper feed motor). The one-way clutch is attached in the timing pulley on the paper feed roller unit’ s side and rotate clockwise (viewing from the f gure below). •...
  • Page 93 Conveyance Section 2. Adjusting the Conveyance Belt Adjust the tension so that the conveyance belt is def ected 1.2 mm when applying a force of 3.4 N (340 g) to the belt (center between the motor pulley and intermediate pulley) with a tension gauge. 3.
  • Page 94 Straight Conveyor Straight Conveyor 1. Adjusting the Timing Belt Adjust the tension so that the timing belt is de f ected 3.0 mm when applying a force of 5.0 N (500 g) to the center of the belt with a tension gauge. 2.
  • Page 95 Chapter 5 Maintenance / Checks .......... Guaranteed Periodic Maintenance Cycle ..............Cleaning and Oiling ................1. Cleaning ................2. Oiling ........... Periodic Maintenance Check List ............6-month Periodic Checking ............. Recommended Parts List ..............Main Unit ................2. Option 5...
  • Page 96 Guaranteed Periodical Maintenance Cycle, Cleaning and Oiling Guaranteed Periodic Maintenance Cycle ● The service personnel will visit the user periodically after delivery . The maintenance operation described in the ‘Periodic Maintenance Check List' is performed and instructs how to follow the operation.
  • Page 97 Periodic Maintenance Check List Periodic Maintenance Check List 6-month Periodic Checking Section to be checked Check item Criterion for operation Remove paper dust using a air PPS1, PPS2 Cleaning blower. Paper feed rollers, rubber Remove paper dust and other Cleaning rollers adhered matters.
  • Page 98 Recommend Parts List Recommended Parts List 1. FD 574 Main Unit Part No. Part name MTBF AJ013 Timing belt AJ263 Timing belt AJ264 Timing belt CA033 Photointerrupter CA046 Photo microsensor CA054 Photo microsensor CA056 Photo microsensor CA065 Photo microsensor E1-2366*...
  • Page 99 Recommend Parts List 2. Options Part No. Part name MTBF Straight conveyor AJ036 Timing belt 200,000 cycles and more F7-8106* Motor (3 sec rotating/1 sec pausing) (6 million sheets) G6-7002* Belt Center slitter unit 1.5 million sheets and more G6-3201* Upper blade unit (A4 SEF) 1.5 million sheets and more...
  • Page 101 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Guide ................. 102 1. Countermeasures for the Defective Operation ........102 (1) When “Remove paper from infeed area.” is Displayed ....103 (2) When “Remove paper from cut area” is Displayed ......103 (3) When “Load paper.” is Displayed ........... 104 (4) When “Top cover is open.”...
  • Page 102 Troubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting Guide 1. Countermeasures for the Defective Operation When the messages listed below are displayed on the LCD, or when trouble such as malfunctioning or a paper jam occurs, proceed with an inspection following the procedure for the item and take measures accordingly.
  • Page 103 The PPS1 (paper lead edge sensor) detects paper presence when the ST ART key or the TEST key is pressed. Before the operation of FD 574, proper amount of light cannot be received even emitted light is specified value or more while the LED of the double feed sensor is being adjusted.
  • Page 104 Troubleshooting Guide (3) When “Load paper.” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page YES Go on to step 2. ― No paper on the Are there any paper on the feed tray? feed tray NO Load paper. ― YES Go on to step 3.
  • Page 105 Troubleshooting Guide (5) When “J1: Feed error” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page YES Remove the paper in the ― Inside the Paper jam in the machine machine. machine (infeed area) NO Go on to step 2. ―...
  • Page 106 Troubleshooting Guide (7) When “J3: JAM in cut area” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page Remove the paper in the ― Inside the Paper jam in the machine machine. machine (cut area) NO Go on to step 2. ―...
  • Page 107 Troubleshooting Guide (8) When “J4: Double feed” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page YES Remove the paper in the ― Inside the Paper jam in the machine machine. machine (infeed area) NO Go on to step 2. ―...
  • Page 108 Troubleshooting Guide (9) When “E1: CTR MTR locked” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page Does the cutter motor stop YES Go on to step 2. ― Cutter motor at the correct position when NO Replace the cutter motor. ―...
  • Page 109 Troubleshooting Guide (11) When “E3: Write error” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page Are there any defects on YES Replace the main PCB unit. Main PCB unit 37,157 the main PCB unit? <Cause> When rereading the data written in the memory and comparing with the original data, these are not the same.
  • Page 110 Troubleshooting Guide (14) When “Paper is out of specif cation.” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page Is amount of light emitted Set the amount to reference from the PPS1 reference value. PPS1 value when checked with YES Go on to step 2. ―...
  • Page 111 Troubleshooting Guide (15) When “Rear cover is open.” is Displayed Cause/failed Step Check item Action area page Securly attach the rear ― Is the rear cover attached cover. Rear cover securely? YES Go on to step 2. ― YES Go on to step 3. ―...
  • Page 113 Chapter 7 HELP Mode ................ HELP Mode List ......HELP Mode Functions and Operating Procedures ............1. Accessing HELP Modes ............2. Exiting HELP Modes ............. 3. HELP Mode Descriptions 7...
  • Page 114 HELP Mode List HELP Mode List Item Function See page HELP-00 Software version Display (Software version) (See→P .116) HELP-01 Feed motor check Operation test (Paper feed motor) (See→P .118) HELP-02 Cutter motor check Operation test (Cutter motor) (See→P .119) HELP-03 Main motor check Operation test (Main motor) (See→P .120) HELP-04 Auto PWR off check...
  • Page 115 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode Functions and Operating Procedures 1. Accessing HELP Modes 1. If the machine is in use, f rst put it into standby state, then turn the power switch OFF. 2. Turn the power switch ON while pressing the MENU LEFT and MENU RIGHT keys simultaneously.
  • Page 116 HELP Mode Description 3. HELP Mode Descriptions HELP Mode HELP-00 Software version 1. Function (1) Display of software version (2) Software upgrading 2. Operating procedure (1) Display of software version HELP-00 1. Access HELP mode HELP-00, and press the Software Version START key.
  • Page 117 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-00 Software version 4. Turn the power switch ON while pressing the HELP-00 MENU LEFT and MENU RIGHT keys Software Version simultaneously. 5. Access HELP mode HELP-00, and press the START key. 6. The current software version will appear. Software Version 1.** 7.
  • Page 118 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-01 Feed motor check 1. Function (1) Paper feed motor operation check 2. Operating procedure (1) Paper feed motor operation check 1. Access HELP mode HELP-01, press the START HELP-01 key. Feed motor check 2. Press the TEST key. The paper feed motor will run while pressing the TEST key.
  • Page 119 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-02 Cutter motor check 1. Function (1) Cutter motor operation check 2. Operating procedure (1) Cutter motor operation check 1. Access HELP mode HELP-02, and press the HELP-02 START key. Cutter motor check 2. Each time you press the TEST key, the cutter motor is driven one cycle.
  • Page 120 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-03 Main motor check 1. Function (1) Main motor operation check 2. Operating procedure (1) Main motor operation check 1. Access HELP mode HELP-03, and press the HELP-03 START key. Main motor check 2. The main motor will drive. Make sure that the main motor drives properly.
  • Page 121 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-04 Auto PWR off check 1. Function (1) Auto power off function check When ‘auto power off function’ is set to ON, the power to the machine is turned off automatically after the elapse of set time since the machine has entered standby mode. This HELP mode checks its function.
  • Page 122 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-05 Option check 1. Function (1) Straight conveyor (option) operation check 2. Operating procedure (1) Straight conveyor (option) operation test 1. Access HELP mode HELP-05, and press the HELP-05 START key. Option check 2. Press the TEST key. ‘TEST: Motor ON’...
  • Page 123 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-06 Panel check 1. Function (1) Control panel operation check This HELP mode checks if all of the keys on the control panel function properly and the LCD panel displays properly . 2. Operating procedure (1) Operation panel operation check 1.
  • Page 124 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-07 SW & Sensor check 1. Function (1) Sensor check This HELP mode checks if all of the sensors work properly. 2. Operating procedure (1) Sensor check 1. Access HELP mode HELP-07, and press the HELP-07 START key.
  • Page 125 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-08 PPS1 adjustment 1. Function (1) PPS1 (paper lead edge sensor) adjustment 2. Operating procedure (1) PPS1 (paper lead edge sensor) adjustment 1. Access HELP mode HELP-08, and press the HELP-08 START key. PPS1 adjustment 2.
  • Page 126 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-09 PPS2 adjustment 1. Function (1) PPS2 (cut lead edge sensor) adjustment 2. Operating procedure (1) PPS 2 (cut lead edge sensor) adjustment 1. Access HELP mode HELP-09, and press the HELP-09 START key. PPS2 adjustment 2.
  • Page 127 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-09 PPS2 adjustment 3. Press the MENU/OK key to save the entered PPS2 adjustment value. - Saving - (If you press the STOP key, the display will return to the HELP mode selection screen without saving the value.) 4.
  • Page 128 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-10 Main motor adj. 1. Function (1) Main motor adjustment This HELP mode changes main motor ’s speed, acceleration, and deceleration by adjusting the value for the main motor (stepping motor). 2. Operating procedure (1) Main motor adjustment 1.
  • Page 129 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-11 TTL/serv. count 1. Function (1) Total/service count This HELP mode displays total sheet count, total cut count, total running time, service sheet count, service cut count, and service running time. 2. Operating procedure (1) Total/service count 1.
  • Page 130 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-12 JAM/ERROR count 1. Function (1) JAM/ERROR count This HELP mode displays JAM count and error count. 2. Operating procedure (1) JAM/ERROR count 1. Access HELP mode HELP-12, and press the HELP-12 START key. JAM /ERROR count 2.
  • Page 131 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-13 Error history 1. Function (1) Error history This HELP mode displays paper jam and error in reverse chronological order. 2. Operating procedure (1) Error history 1. Access HELP mode HELP-13, and press the HELP-13 START key.
  • Page 132 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-15 Conveyor adj. 1. Function (1) Conveyance adjustment This HELP mode adjusts paper conveyed distance by entering measured value. (2) Perpendicular cut check This HELP mode also checks if perpendicular cut is performed properly. 2. Operating procedure (1) Conveyance adjustment 1.
  • Page 133 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-15 Conveyor adj. 7. Press the TEST key to perform proof cut. 8. Measure the width of the paper produced by the second cut with a caliper. 9. Repeat steps 3 through 6 until the error reaches +/-0.5 mm or less.
  • Page 134 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-16 PPS2-Cut pos. adj. 1. Function (1) Adjustment of distance between the PPS2 (paper cut edge sensor) and the cutter unit This HELP mode adjusts mechanical dimensions between the PPS2 and the cutter blade. 2. Operating procedure (1) Adjustment of distance between the PPS2 (paper cut edge sensor) and the cutter unit 1.
  • Page 135 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-16 PPS2-Cut pos. adj. 6. Press the TEST key to perform proof cut. 7. Measure the width of the paper produced by the second cut with a caliper. 8. Repeat steps 3 through 5 until the error reaches +/-0.5 mm or less.
  • Page 136 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-17 Auto cut adjust. 1. Function (1) Auto cut adjustment This HELP mode corrects read error of paper length in auto cut mode. 2. Operating procedure (1) Auto cut adjustment 1. Access HELP mode HELP-17, and press the HELP-17 START key.
  • Page 137 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-17 Auto cut adjust. 7. Press the MENU/OK key to save the entered value. Auto cut adjust. (If you press the ST OP key, the display will return - Saving - to the HELP mode selection screen without saving the value.
  • Page 138 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-18 Initialization 1. Function (1) Initialization This HELP mode initializes job, counter, and job+counter. 2. Operating procedure (1) Initialization 1. Access HELP mode HELP-18, and press the HELP-18 START key. Initialization 2. Pressing the MENU RIGHT key and the MENU LEFT key scroll up and down the followings Initialization under ‘Initialization’...
  • Page 139 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-19 Function setting 1 1. Function (1) Function setting 1 This HELP mode sets functions. 2. Operating procedure (1) Function setting 1 1. Access HELP mode HELP-19, and press the HELP-19 START key. Function setting 1 2.
  • Page 140 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-19 Function setting 1 3. Press the MENU/OK key to save the settings. Function setting 1 (If you press the STOP key, the display will - Saving - return to the HELP selection screen without saving.) 4.
  • Page 141 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-20 Function setting 2 1. Function (1) Function setting 2 This HELP mode sets functions. 2. Operating procedure (1) Function setting 2 1. Access HELP mode HELP-20, and press the HELP-20 START key. Function setting 2 2.
  • Page 142 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-20 Function setting 2 4. After saving is completed, the saved settings will reappear. Press the STOP key. The display will return to the HELP mode selection screen. U8-Y1120...
  • Page 143 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-21 Interval setting 1. Function (1) Interval setting Interval setting is valid only when preset counter is set to a value other than ‘0’. After a lapse of time set by interval setting since processing of the sheets set by preset counter has completed, processing starts again.
  • Page 144 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-22 Language setting 1. Function (1) Language setting This HELP mode selects language (Japanese/English) displayed on the LCD panel. 2. Operating procedure (1) Language setting HELP-22 1. Access HELP mode HELP-22, and press the Language setting START key.
  • Page 145 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-24 Paper feed adj. 1. Function (1) Paper feed adjustment This HELP mode sets the driving time of the paper feed motor after the PPS 1 (paper lead edge sensor) has turned ON. 2. Operating procedure (1) Paper feed adjustment 1.
  • Page 146 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-25 DBL FD adj. 1. Function (1) Double feed detection adjustment This HELP mode adjusts double feed detection level. 2. Operating procedure (1) Double feed detection adjustment 1. Access HELP mode HELP-25, and press the HELP-25 START key.
  • Page 147 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-25 DBL FD adj. 5. After saving is completed, the saved settings will reappear. LV### NG### H:*** M:*** L:*** Press the STOP key. The display will return to the HELP mode selection screen. Supplement: About double feed detection control 1.
  • Page 148 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-26 Cutter speed adj. 1. Function (1) Cutter speed adjustment This HELP mode adjusts processing speed of the cutter unit. 2. Operating procedure (1) Cutter speed adjustment 1. Access HELP mode HELP-26, and press the HELP-26 START key.
  • Page 149 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-29 SRT CNV adj. 1. Function (1) Straight conveyor adjustment (option) This HELP mode adjusts speed, default standby time, and operation time of the optional straight conveyor. 2. Operating procedure (1) Straight conveyor adjustment (option) HELP-29 1.
  • Page 150 HELP Mode Description HELP Mode HELP-29 SRT CNV adj. 5. After saving is completed, the saved settings will SRT CNV adj. reappear. SP: ** INI: ** TM: ** Press the STOP key. The display will return to the HELP mode selection screen.
  • Page 151 Chapter 8 Others ........Electrical Parts Layout and Their Functions ................ 1. Switches ................. 2. Sensors ................3. Motors ..............4. Motor (option) ........5. PCB Units • Other Electronic Parts ..........6. Position of Connectors/Fuses ..............(1) Main PCB Unit ...............
  • Page 152 Elecrtonical Parts Layout and Their Functions Electrical Parts Layout and Their Functions 1. Switches Part Name Power switch Paper set lever switch Top cover switch Interlock switch for top cover 1 Rear cover switch Interlock switch for rear cover U8-Y1120...
  • Page 153 Elecrtonical Parts Layout and Their Functions 2. Sensors Part Name Paper sensor PPS1 (paper lead edge sensor) PPS2 (cut lead edge sensor) Cutter HP sensor 8 U8-Y1120...
  • Page 154 Elecrtonical Parts Layout and Their Functions 3. Motors Part Name Paper feed motor (DC gear motor) Main motor (stepping motor) Cutter motor U8-Y1120...
  • Page 155 Elecrtonical Parts Layout and Their Functions 4. Motor (option) Straight conveyor Part Name Conveyor motor 8 U8-Y1120...
  • Page 156 Elecrtonical Parts Layout and Their Functions 5. PCB Units • Other Electronic Parts Part Name Inlet Power supply unit Panel PCB unit Main PCB unit U8-Y1120...
  • Page 157 Elecrtonical Parts Layout and Their Functions 6. Position of Connectors/Fuses (1) Main PCB Unit U8-V500* Main PCB unit 125V 5A CAUTION CN13 CN11 FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE, REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE AND RATINGS OF FUSE. F1(125V 5A) CAUTION F1 : Be sure to use the same type of fuse when replaceing.
  • Page 158 Elecrtonical Parts Layout and Their Functions (2) Panel PCB Unit PANEL PCB UNIT S6-V322* (3) Power Supply Unit Power Supplly UNIT ZWS150PAF-24/J U8-Y1120...
  • Page 160 2 Overall Wiring Layout      Overall Wiring Layout U8-Y1120-0...