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Hakuba b 6100 User Manual

Hakuba b 6100 User Manual (514 pages)

26PPM Laser Printer

Brand: Hakuba | Category: Printer | Size: 9.69 MB

Table of Contents

Sections 1 the Service Flowchart

13
- About this Manual
  10
- Symbols Used in this Manual
  10
- Safety Information
  11
- Service Flowchart
  14
  - Identify the Problem
    15
  - Clean the Printer
    15
  - Final Checkout
    16
    
    The Fip Flowchart
    18
    
    How to Use the Fip Flowchart
    18
    
    General Notes on Using Fips
    19
    
    Fip Flowchart
    20
Section 3 Primary Fips: Error Codes

21
- Table of Contents
  21
- Primary Fips:error Codes
  22
  - Version
    22
- U1:Motor Fail
  28
- U2:Ros Fail
  29
- U4:Fuser Fail
  30
- U5:Fan Assy Fail
  32
- U6:Nvm Fail
  33
- E5:Close Top/Rear Cover
  34
- E4-2:Exit Jam
  35
- E4-3:Exit Jam
  38
- E3-1:Reg Jam
  40
- E3-2:Reg Jam
  43
- E2-0:Early Feed Jam
  45
- E2-1:Misfeed Jam
  47
- C5:Add Paper to Tray 1/2/3
  50
- C5:Illegal Size
  51
- C3:Tray 1/2/3 out Install Tray
  52
- J5:Low Toner Need to Replace Please Wait
  53
- J3:Ep Cartridge Not in Position
  54
- P1:Fuser Pause
  55
- Paper Size Error
  56
- Fuser Unit Need to Replace Please Wait
  57
- Service Errors
  58
Section 4 Primary Fips:printer Performance Problems

59
- Primary Fips:printer Performance Problems
  60
  - Inoperative Printer
    62
  - Erratic Operation
    65
  - Inoperative Drive Components
    66
Section 5 Primary Fips:image Quality Problems

69
- Image Quality Problems
  71
- Light (Undertoned) Prints
  73
- Blank Prints
  75
- Black Prints
  77
- Vertical Band Deletions
  78
- Vertical Linear Deletions
  79
- Horizontal Band Deletions
  80
- Vertical Streaks
  82
  - Horizontal Streaks
    83
- Spot Deletions
  84
- Spots
  85
- Residual Image
  86
- Background
  87
- Damaged Prints
  89
- Skewed Image
  89
- Unfused Image
  90
- Misregistered Image
  91
Secondary Fips Section 6 Secondary Fips

93
- PWBA HKB PS Failure (+3.3VDC)
  96
- ROS Assy Failure
  98
- Heat Rod Failure
  100
- Temperature Sensor Failure
  102
- Sensor Exit Failure
  103
- Sensor Photo:regi Failure
  104
- Sensor Photo:no Pap 1 Failure
  105
- Sensor Photo:exit Failure
  107
- Sensor Assy CRU Failure
  108
- Drive Components Failure
  109
- Paper Size Sensor Failure
  112
- Solenoid Pick up Failure
  113
- Clutch Assy Feed Failure
  114
- Fan Assy Failure
  116
- Toner Sensor Failure
  117
- Exit Failure
  118
- Pwba Hvps Failure
  119
- Electrical Noise
  120
Section 8 - Diagnostic Mode

123
- Diagnostic Mode
  125
- Entering the DIAGNOSTIC MODE MENU
  125
- General Description of Diagnostic Mode
  125
- Navigating through the Diagnostic Menus
  125
- Graphic Illustrations of the Diagnostic Menus
  126
  - Diagnostic Main Menu
    126
  - Output Tests
    131
  - Input Tests
    133
  - Alignment
    134
  - Maintenance Info
    135
  - Operator Panel
    136
  - Flash Summary
    143
- Print Summary
  145
  - Adjustment Mode
    149
Section 10 - Removal and Replacement Procedures

153
Section 12 - Parts List

371
- PL1.1 Covers I
  372
- PL2.1 Paper Cassette I
  376
- PL2.2 Paper Cassette II
  378
- PL3.1 Paper Feeder
  380
- PL4.1 Chute MBF
  382
- PL5.1 P/H Assy
  384
- PL6.1 Chute Trans & Fuser
  386
- PL7.1 Exit
  388
- PL8.1 Drive & Xerographics
  390
- PL9.1 Frame & Size Sensor
  392
- PL10.1 Electrical
  394
Principles of Operation Section 13: Principles of Operation

397
- The Print Cycle
  399
  - Charge
    399
  - Exposure
    399
  - Development
    399
  - Transfer
    399
  - Discharge
    399
  - Fusing
    399
  - Cleaning
    399
- The Changes in the Electrical Potential of the Drum Surface During the Print Cycle
  407
- The Paper Path
  408
- The Image Path
  410
- Drive Flow
  411
- Drive Transmission to the Roll Assy MBF
  412
- Drive Transmission to the Roll Assy Turn
  413
- Drive Transmission to the Feeder Assy
  414
- Drive Transmission to the Roll Regi Rubber
  415
- Drive Transmission to the Drum and the BTR
  416
- Drive Transmission to the Fuser Assy
  417
- Drive Transmission Tothe Exit Components
  418
- HAKUBA Main Component Function
  419
  - Paper Cassette (PL2)
    419
  - Paper Feeder (PL3)
    419
  - Chute MBF (PL4)
    420
  - Chute Trans & Paper (PL6)
    426
  - Exit (PL7)
    427
  - Drive & Xerographics (PL8)
    430
  - Frame & Size Sensor (PL9)
    437
- MCU and Control Panel Functions
  440
- Command Format
  443
- Mcu/Controller Commands and Statuses
  443
- Status Format
  443
- Command/Status Transmission and Reception Procedure
  444
- Commands and Status Table
  445
- Timing Sequence for Simplex Printing
  448
- Simplex Page Sequence
  449
- Timing When the Printer Runs out of Paper
  454
- Timing When Misfeed Jam Occurs
  456
- Timing When There Is a Registration Jam
  457
- Timing When There Is an Exit Jam
  458
- Paper Feeder Switching During a Print Cycle
  459
- Command and Status Timing
  460
- Power Supplies
  461
  - The LVPS (Low Voltage Power Supply)
    461
  - The HVPS (High Voltage Power Supply)
    462
- Paper Size Bit Configuration (STATUS 5)
  463
- Printer Controls
  463
- E2 Paper Jam Timing
  464
- Paper Timing
  464
- E3 Paper Jam Timing
  465
- E4 Paper Jam Timing
  466
- Printable Area
  467
- ROS Control
  467
- ROS Motor and LD Control in Various Printer Modes
  467
- Warm-Up
  467
- ROS Trouble (U2 Error Code)
  468
- Fuser Control
  469
- Fuser Temperature Control
  469
- Fuser Trouble (U4 Error Code)
  469
- Fuser Warm-Up
  469
- Power Shutoff to the Fuser
  469
- Fuser Temperature Cycling
  470
- Erase Cycle
  471
- Fan Control
  472
Section 15 - Printer Specifications

501
- General Specifications
  502
- Emi
  504
- Safety Standards
  504
- Paper Specifications
  506
  - Universal Cassette
    506
  - Multi-Bypass Feeder (MBF)
    507
  - Envelope Feeder (Optional)
    507
  - Baseline Paper
    509
  - Special Purpose Paper Supported for Cassette and MBF
    509
  - Representative Baseline / Standard Paper
    510
- CRU (Customer Replaceable Units)
  512
- Printing Accuracy
  512
- Options
  513

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