This section provides detailed information about the
adjustment items and procedures. Before addressing
customer complaints, perform the following checks:
1.Check whether the power supply voltage meets
the specifications.
2.Check whether the power supply is properly
grounded.
3.Check whether this machine shares the power
supply with any other machine that draws large
current intermittently (e.g., elevator and air
conditioner that produce electrical noise).
4.Check whether the installation environment is
good.
a. The machine must be installed in a properly
ventilated area not exposed to high
temperature, high humidity , and direct sunlight.
b. The machine must be installed on the
horizontal floor.
5.Check whether original has a problem to cause
the defective image.
6.Check whether the selected density value is
correct.
7.Check whether the surface of the platen glass
and the bottom of the RADF are clean.
8.Check whether correct paper is used for cop ying.
9.Check whether copying materials and parts (e.g.,
developer, drum, and cleaning blade) are
replenished and replaced when they reach the
end of the useful life.
10.Check whether toner remains.
4.T ak e care not to damage the drum with tools and
so on.
5.Do not touch IC pins with bare hands.
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When servicing the machine, observe the following
precautions:
1.Only either side of the AC line is shut off when
the main power of this machine is turned off.
Always unplug the power cord bef ore starting the
service work. If it is necessary to service the
machine with the power on, take care not to be
caught in the scanning gear of the exposure unit.
2.Special care should be taken when handling the
fixing unit because it operates at extremely high
temperatures.
3.The developing unit has a strong magnetic field.
Keep watches and measuring equipment away
from it.
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ADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENTS MADE WHEN REPLACING PARTS
Adjustments (including checks) and settings are not
only required when a customer complaint about the
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copy image quality is received, b ut also after replacing
or reassembling parts.
[How to Read Tables]
Components of the tables used in this section are as
follows:
1.Mode
Adjustment mode to be selected.
[P] : P mode
[25] : 25 mode
[36] : 36 mode
[47] : 47 mode
2.Code
Code and copy quantity setting button used in
each mode.
3.Page
Page in the “ADJUSTMENT” section.
4.Circled numbers
1 , 2 …: Indicates adjustments (including
checks) must be made in order of precedence.
(Circle without numeric character) :
Indicates adjustments (including
checks) can be made independently.
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LIST OF ADJUSTMENT ITEMS
Developer
Drum
Page
Code
Mode
Bypass paper feed unit
Each tray unit
Dust-proof glass
Write unit
High voltage unit
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Fixing unit
Read unit
ADU unit
Mis-centering detection sensor
Registration dutch
Registration unit
Registration roller
Tray pick-up solenoid
Paper up/down plate hoist wires
Finisher
RADF unit
Memory board
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Process
adjustment
Image
adjustment
High voltage
adjustment
Drum peculiarity
adjustment
Tray adjustment
Magnification
adjustment
Timing
adjustment
RADF
adjustment
Centering
adjustment
War p
adjustment
(Copier)
High voltage auto
adjustment
Blade setting mode
Auto drum potential
adjustment
Auto maximum density
adjustment
Auto dot diameter
adjustment
LD1 offset adjustment
LD2 offset adjustment
Auto gamma adjustment
Center bind stopper position adjustment
Center fold stopper position adjustment
Cover sheet tray size adjustment
Cutting stopper position adjustment
6-1
6-2
36
6-4 1-145
1-107~108
1-110~111
1-112
-113~114
1
1-114~116
1-117~118
1-119
1-123
25 5-1-3 1-40~41
* When adjustments must be made in order of precedence, numbers will be shown in circles.
Cautions:
• When a damaged control board is replaced, the memory board on this board must be used on the
new control board.
Only when the memory board is also damaged, use a new memory board on a new control board.
Since the new memory board does not have adjustment data, the above adjustments are required.
Before making the above adjustments, make the “47-92” setting to make the new memory board
effective.
• After making any adjustment, make the “”47-96" setting so that this adjustment value can be restored simply by making the “47-93” setting even if another adjustment is made later.
• Various adjustments (stapling stopper position adjustment, f olding stopper position adjustment) must
be made to the FNS (FS-108BM) and an adjustment (cover sheet tray size adjustment) must be
made to the PI (PI-108).
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LCD ADJUSTMENT
LCD
ADJUSTMENT
[1]LCD Touch Panel Adjustment
Enter the key operator mode and select "10: LCD touch
panel adjustment" to adjust the LCD touch panel.
If you cannot select the touch panel adjustment mode
after entering the key operator mode because the touch
panel is displaced absolutely, press numeric keys to
select "10: LCD touch panel adjustment."
[2]LCD Contrast/Buzzer Adjustment
Enter the key operator mode and select "7: LCD
contrast/buzzer adjustment" to adjust the contrast,
backlight, and/or buzzer as desired.
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P ADJUSTMENT
SETTINGS AND
ADJUSTMENTS MADE
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WITH THE P FUNCTION
The P function allows you to perform following checks
using the P button:
• Total counter
• Copy counter
• Print counter
* PM counter
* PM counter is only displayed when Check key
is pressed on the counter list view screen.
This section explains the checks that can be perf ormed
by customer engineers. For the checks that can be
performed by customers, see the “OPERATION”
section.
[1]Selecting and Canceling the P
Function
a.Turn ON the main switch.
b.Press the P button.
c.Counter list is displayed.
d.Using the quantity setting button, enter the
desired number according to the message
displayed on the operation panel.
e.Press the START PRINT button to check the
data displayed in the message area, or output
user data.
f.Press the End button.
MODE CHANGING
MENU
[1] Mode Selection
You can select a mode from the f ollo wing [Mode
changing menu: Select mode] without turning
OFF and ON the power switch.
[1 ] Basic screen
[2 ] 3-6 mode
[3] 2-5 mode
[4] Key operation mode
[5] 4-7 mode
StepOperation
1Turn on the main power switch.
2Press P button and wait until [Enter
password for mode selection] message
appears.
3Enter the password 9272 and press the
Copy button.
Note that this password is fix ed and can
not be changed.
The Mode changing menu appears.
4Enter the number to select the desired
mode.
5To return to the [Mode changing menu],
press P button and wait until the menu
appears again.
6Upon completion of the adjustment,
press [1] Basic screen button to return
to the Basic screen.
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25 MODE
25
ADJUSTMENT
[1]Selecting and Canceling the 25
Mode
This machine has an adjustment mode called the “25
Mode.” Select this mode to rewrite data in the nonvolatile memory or make various settings.
1. Turn OFF the main switch.
2. While pressing the copy quantity setting buttons 2
and 5, turn ON the main switch.
The 25 Mode Menu screen will appear.
Now the machine is in the 25 mode, disabling normal
copy operations.
[25 Mode Menu screen]
[2]Setting Software DIP Switches
1.Procedure
Bring up the Software DIP SW Setting screen
and set software DIP switches.
StepOperation
1Enter the 25 mode.
2[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select 1 Software DIP SW setting.
3[Software DIP SW Setting Screen]
Select a DIP switch number.
Use the or button at the left.
To use numeric keys, invert the DIP
switch number at the left before entering
a DIP switch number.
4Select a bit number of the selected DIP
switch.
Use the or button at the right.
To use numeric keys, invert the bit
number at the upper center before
entering a DIP switch number.
5Select ON (= 1) or OFF (= 0) of the
switch.
Use the
Pressing the
bit.
Pressing the
bit.
6Press the
return to the 25 Mode Menu screen.
ON
OFF
or
ON
OFF
PREVIOUS SCREEN
button.
button turns ON the
button turns OFF the
button to
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3. Press the numeric button of the desired setting
item.
The associated setting screen will appear.
4. Enter data in the setting screen.
5. Turning OFF the main switch cancels the 25
mode.
6. New data will take effect after restart.
For functions of individual software DIP switches,
see “List of Software Switches.”
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25 ADJUSTMENT
< List of Software Switches >
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DIPSW No.BitFunction01
0Condition for stopping copying after* 1* 1111
indication of toner supply
1Ditto* 1* 1000
2Method for stopping copying after* 2* 2
indication of toner supply111
DIPSW 1
3Ditto* 2* 2000
4Inhibition of copying when PM count isInhibitedNot inhibited000
reached
5Number of copies made before inhibition * 3* 3000
Note 1: Bit 7 of DIP SW6 (potential control performed/not performed) is set to determine whether potential
control is to be performed using the drum potential sensor. This setting is used to check whether
the image quality has been deteriorated due to a faulty drum potential sensor.
Note 2: When feeding a postcard from the bypass paper feed tray, release timing of the paper feed roller
can be delayed to improve the paper feed capability.
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* 1 Condition for stopping copying after indication of
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toner supply request
Mode1-11-0
Stops after printing 1500 copies
Stops after printing 3000 copies
Stops after printing 4000 copies
Stops after printing 5000 copies
* 2 Method for stopping copying after indication of
toner supply request
Mode
Stops after ejecting the paper
remaining in the machine
Stops after printing specified
number of copies
Stops at the end of the current
job
Does not stop
* 3
Number of copies made before inhibition of copying
Mode2-32-22-1
Clean work every000
morning
Count5,000001
Count 10,000010
Count 15,000011
Count 20,000100
Count 25,000101
Count 30,000110
Need not clean every111
morning
* 8 Toner concentration threshold
This bit sets the read level of the toner
concentration patch formed on the drum to
determine the toner concentration. The setting
can be made by shifting the threshold of black
color to the positive or negative side.
• Standard –3: The image becomes darker.
• Standard +3: The image becomes lighter.
• Standard +5: The image becomes far
lighter.
Mode5-15-0
Standard00
Standard –301
Standard +310
Standard +511
* 10 Transfer/separation corona unit output for plain
paper
Mode6-26-16-0
Not specified000
55 kg plain paper (Japan)001
20 lb plain paper (USA)010
80 g plain paper (Europe)011
Recycled paper 1 (Japan)100
Recycled paper 2 (USA)101
Recycled paper 3 (Europe)110
Special paper111
* 11 Transfer/separation corona unit output for thick
paper
Mode6-46-3
No specification00
200 g paper01
170 g paper10
Postcard11
* 12 Transfer/separation corona unit output for thin
paper
* 13Transfer/separation corona unit output for recy-
cled paper
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Mode7-77-67-5
000
55 kg plain paper (Japan)001
20 lb plain paper (USA)010
80 g plain paper (Europe)011
Recycled paper 1 (Japan)100
Recycled paper 2 (USA)101
Recycled paper 3 (Europe)110
Special paper111
* 14Fixing temperature setting switchover
This bit is used to change the fixing temperature
when fixing is insufficient or paper is curled
largely. This setting is eff ectiv e only f or plain paper. It is not reflected in thick paper, thin paper,
and preheat temperature.
• Standard:Standard setting
• Standard +5°C: Select this setting when
fusion is insufficient.
• Standard –5°C: Select this setting when
paper is curled largely.
• Standard–10°C: Select this setting when
paper is curled far largely.
Mode8-18-0
Standard00
Standard +5°C01
Standard –5°C10
Standard –10°C11
Mode6-66-5
No specification00
45 g paper01
48 g paper10
16 lb/80 g paper11
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25 ADJUSTMENT
* 15Fixing upper roller initial rotation
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Fixing may be insufficient in the morning if the
temperature of the place where the machine is
installed is low. To prevent this, increase the
warm-up time (fixing upper roller initial rotation
time) to allow the fixing lower roller to be warmed
up to the normal temperature. This bit specifies
the condition(s) under which initial rotation of the
fixing upper roller is required.
• Low temperature: Initial rotation of the fixing
upper roller is carried out only under the low
temperature condition.
• Low and normal temperatures: Initial rotation
of the fixing upper roller is carried out under
low and normal temperature conditions.
• Low, normal, and high temperatures: Initial
rotation of the fixing upper roller is carried out
under low , normal, and high temperature conditions.
Destination Mode8-3 8-2
Japan/USLow temperature00
EuropeLow and normal10
temperature
Low, normal, and high
temperatures
* 16 Fixing upper roller initial rotation time
This bit sets the maximum time of initial rotation
of the fixing upper roller. When 0 second is specified, initial rotation of the fixing upper roller is
not carried out.
9 copies0101
10 copies0101
20 copies0110
30 copies0111
50 copies1000
99 copies1001
No limit1010
No limit1011
No limit1100
No limit1101
No limit1110
No limit1111
Mode15-415-3
Stop immediately after detection00
Stop at end of copy after01
detection
No alarm stop10
No alarm stop11
* 24 Selection of area to be erased in non-original area
automatic erasure
This bit is used to make a setting associated with
the non-original automatic erasure mode (application function).
1.Selection of the area to erase
There are two methods for selecting the area to
be erased, “rectangular erasure” and “ tilted
erasure.” Select the desired method.
· Tilted erasure: The original is not rectangular
(e.g., circular original).
· Rectangular erasure: The original is rectangular
(e.g., original of a standard size).
If a rectangular original is placed in a tilted position, black stripes may appear in the “rectangular erasure” mode. If there is a b lack area on the
periphery of the original, this area may be judged
as being outside the original, resulting in improper erasure of the area outside the original.
In such a case, the “rectangular erasure” mode
is selected automatically.
2.Selection of identification level
When the original is dark or external light (from
the fluorescent lamp or sun) enters the machine,
it becomes sometimes difficult to discriminate
between the area inside the original and the area
outside it. In such a case, the original area identification level can be changed.
Remarks:
In the key operator mode, you can use the
memory switch that has a non-original area automatic erasure function. This memory switch
allows you to select the area to be copied when
copy paper is selected manually.
• To copy only image size area determined by
the APS sensor, select “Erase the area outside
the original.”
• To copy the entire area of the original to the
selected paper, select “Do not erase the area
outside the original.”
Note:
The APS sensor is effective if copy paper is selected manually.
Mode
Standard
Dark original
Darker original
Interference light
Uneven stripes
Standard
Dark original
Darker original
Interference light
Uneven stripes
* For rectangular original density (dark original
/darker original)
Use this mode to set the density level
threshhold value to the dark when copying a
news article on a newspaper.
(This mode is for copying a ne wspaper whose
texture color is dark. Margin for interference
light decreases.)
* As a prev entive measure to cope with the non-
standard original density(appearance of
uneven stripes)
Use this mode to suppress uneven stripes
appearing on a copied paper when copying a
newspaper whose texture color is dark.
(Margin for interference light decreases.)
* Threshold for coping with interference light
Use this mode to increase the probability of
copier to operate normal, when it is hard to
prevent interference light penetrating to scan
area, and when copying comparatively low
density (bright texture color) original.
Area
Standard original
Standard original
Standard original
Standard original
Standard original
Non-standard
original
Non-standard
original
Non-standard
original
Non-standard
original
Non-standard
original
This function stores the tray size in the memory of the
main unit when it has been changed by the servicepersonnel. This function is effectiv e when the machine
is equipped with an optional LCT.
Select a tray size among standard, non-standard paper
sizes. After selecting a tr a y siz e , specify a paper size .
1.Setting the standard size
StepOperation
1Enter the 25 mode.
2[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select “ 2 Tray Size Setting.”
3[Tray Size Setting Screen]
Press the
STANDARD SIZE
4[Tray Size Selection Screen]
Press the or button to select a
paper size.
5Press the
OK
button to finish setting.
To cancel the new setting, press the
CANCEL
button.
Pressing either button will display the 25
Mode Menu screen again.
button.
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25
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2.Setting the non-standard size
StepOperation
1Enter the 25 mode.
2[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select “ 2 Tray Size Setting.”
3[Tray Size Setting Screen]
Press the
4[Tray Size Selection Screen]
Press the key for specifying the main
(vertical) scanning direction to display it
in reverse video.
5Press the or button or numeric
keys to enter the size in the main
(vertical)scanning direction.
6Press the button for specifying the sub
(horizontal) scanning direction to display
it in reverse video.
7Press the or button or numeric
keys to enter the size in the sub (horizontal) scanning direction.
8Press the
To cancel the new setting, press the
CANCEL
Pressing either button will display the 25
Mode Menu screen again.
Reference 1:
Each time the current tray size is changed on
this screen, the new setting will be written into
the non-volatile memory.
Reference 2:
Standard sizes that can be set for the LCT are
as follows: A4, B5, 8.5 x 11
Caution:
Sizes of tray 1 (upper tray), tray 2 (middle tray),
tray 3 (lower tray), and by-pass tray are not set
using the non-volatile memory.
For trays 1, 2, and 3, their guide plate positions
are read by sensors. For the by-pass tray, its
paper setting position and guide plate position
are read by sensors.
NON-STANDARD SIZE
OK
button to finish setting.
button.
button.
[4]PM Count Resetting
Care should be taken not to reset the PM count by
mistake.
StepOperation
1Enter the 25 mode.
2[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select “ 3 PM count.”
3[PM Count/Cycle Setting Screen]
Press the
RESET COUNT
button.
4[Reset Confirmation Screen]
Press the
YES
button.
The PM count is reset and the start date
is input automatically.
Pressing the NO button closes the
Reset Confirmation screen at once.
5Press the
OK
button to finish setting.
To cancel the new setting, press the
CANCEL
button.
Pressing either button will display the 25
Mode Menu screen again.
[5]Setting the PM Cycle
This function allows you to change the PM cycle.
Caution: The PM cycle is factory-set. Use this
function to change the factory-set PM
cycle.
StepOperation
1Enter the 25 mode.
2[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select “ 3 PM count.”
3[PM Count/Cycle Setting Screen]
Press the
4After making sure that three digits of the
cycle value are displayed in reverse
video, enter a desired cycle value using
numeric keys.
Only the three digits of the cycle value
can be entered. The entered digits will
be shifted to the left one after another.
5Press the
To cancel the new setting, press the
CANCEL
Pressing either button will display the 25
Mode Menu screen again.
PM CYCLE SET
OK
button to finish setting.
button.
button.
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25 ADJUSTMENT
[6]Collecting Data
This function allows you to view various data retained
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by the machine.
Reference: The above data can also be viewed
using the data collection function of
the KRDS.
1.Data that can be Viewed
No.Data T ype
1
Total count by paper size
2
Copy count by paper size
3
Print count by paper size
4ADF paper passage
count
5Time series jam data
6Jam occurrence count
7Count by copy mode
8SC occurrence count
9Paper conveyance time
data
10Local jam occurrence
count
11Local SC occurrence
count
Note :When bit 1 of DIP switch 30 is set to 0,
only collected data 1 to collected data
4 can be viewed.
2.Viewing Collected Data 1 to Collected
Data 4
StepOperation
1Enter the 25 mode.
2[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select “ 4 Data Collection.”
3Select the collected data you want to
view by pressing one of numeric keys
1
to 4 .
4[Individual Data View Screen]
View the selected data by scrolling the
screen using and keys.
5Press the
return to the 25 Mode Menu screen.
PREVIOUS SCREEN
Preparation
Enter the 25
mode, select
“1 Software
DIP SW
Setting,” and
set bit 1 of DIP
switch 30 to 1.
(Note 1)
button to
3.Viewing Collected Data 5 to Collected
Data 11
StepOperation
1Enter the 25 mode.
2[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select “ 1 Software DIP SW Setting.”
3[Software DIP SW Setting Screen]
Set bit 1 of DIP switch 30 to 1.
4Press the
PREVIOUS SCREEN
return to the 25 Mode Menu screen.
5[25 Mode Menu Screen]
Select “ 4 Data Collection.”
6[Collected Data Selection Screen]
Select the collected data you want to
view by pressing one of numeric keys
5
to 11.
To select key 11 press the key.
If the key is pressed with key 11displayed, the Collected Data Selection
screen containing keys 1 to 10 appears
again.
7[Individual Data View Screen]
View the selected data by scrolling the
screen using and keys. (Note 1)
8Press the
PREVIOUS SCREEN
return to the 25 Mode Menu screen.
Note :On the Individual Data View screen
showing the local jam occurrence count
(collected data 10 ) or local SC occur-
rence count (collected data 11 ), the
COUNT RESET
Pressing the
button appears.
COUNT RESET
sets the selected data count.
button to
button to
button re-
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4.Details on Display Data
(1) Total count by paper size
25
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KRDS parameter
NO
1009SpecialSpecialSpecial99999999
1. Each time a printed copy is ejected, the counter is incremented by 1 regardless of the paper size.
2. If the size of the paper used is none of the paper sizes 1-9 listed above, the counter is incremented in
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
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25
ADJUSTMENT
KRDS
para-
NO
meter
(Z1)
291CDeveloper55VA-300 9999999925DIPSW8-6
301DTSL55VA8308 9999999925DIPSW8-6
311ETray 1 paper feed roller55VA-464 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 1 is
321F
3320Tray 1 paper feed clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 1 is
3421Tray 1 conveyance clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 1 is
3522Tray 1 paper passage count55VA-400 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 1 is
3623Tray 2 paper feed roller55VA-464 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 2 is
3724Tray 2 conveyance roller/55VA-463 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 2 is
3825Tray 2 paper pickup clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 2 is
3926Tray 2 conveyance clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 2 is
4027Tray 2 paper passage count55VA-401 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 2 is
41 28Tray 3 feed roller55VA-484 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 3 is
4229Tray 3 conveyance roller/55VA-483 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 3 is
432ATray 3 paper pickup clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 3 is
442BTray 3 conveyance clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 3 is
452CTray 3 paper passage count55VA-410 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 3 is
462DBy-pass tray paper feed roller55VA-464 999999991 is counted each time the paper from bypass tray
472EBy-pass tray conveyance roller/ 55VA-463 999999991 is counted each time the paper from bypass tray
482FBy-pass tray paper passage55VA-500 999999991 is counted each time the paper from bypass tray
Tray 1 conveyance roller/reversal roller
reversal rollerejected.
reversal rollerejected.
reversal rolleris ejected.
countis ejected.
Part namePart No.
55VA-463 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 1 is
Maximum
count
Counting condition
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
=0: Count 1 per ejected paper for single sided, 2
for double sided
=1: For A3, 11x17, count 2 per ejected paper for
single sided, 4 for double sided
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
is ejected.
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25 ADJUSTMENT
KRDS
para-
NO
1 ADJUSTMENT
meter
(Z1)
4930LCT feed roller55VA-484 999999991 is counted each time the paper from LCT is
5031LCT conveyance roller/reversal 55VA-483 999999991 is counted each time the paper from LCT is
rollerejected.
5132LCT paper feed clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from LCT is
5233LCT conveyance clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time the paper from LCT is
5334LCT paper passage count13GG-050 999999991 is counted each time the paper from LCT is
5435Conveyance roller at vertical55VA4410 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 1/2/3 is
conveyance exitejected.
5536Conveyance roller (middle) of55VA4411 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 2/3 is
vertical conveyance unitejected.
5637Conveyance roller (lower) of55VA4411 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 3 is
vertical paper conveyance unitejected.
5738Conveyance clutch of vertical55VA-8202 999999991 is counted each time the paper from tray 2/3 is
paper conveyance unitejected.
5839FNS up/down motor129U8004 999999991 is counted each time the paper from FNS main
593AFNS stapler (front)129U4266 999999991 is counted each time a copy is ejected in SS front
603BFNS stapler (rear)129U4266 999999991 is counted each time a copy is ejected in SS rear
613CFNS shift motor12QR-361 999999991 is counted each time even-numbered paper is
623DFNS ejection slot open/close12QR-361 999999991 is counted each time large size (A4R/8.5 x 11R
motoror larger) job starts.
633EFNS center binding stopper129X8011 999999991 is counted each time paper is ejected in center
motorbinding or folding mode.
643FFNS folding motor129U8004 999999991 is counted each time paper is ejected in center
6540FNS paper feed clutch25SA8203 999999991 is counted each time cover sheet is ejected.
6641ADF pickup roller13GA4604 99999999Number of originals passes in all modes
6742ADF original feed roller13GA4605 99999999Number of originals passes in all modes
6843ADF double feed prevention13GA4606 99999999Number of originals passes in all modes
roller(retard roller)
6944ADF original pickup auxiliary13GA4601 99999999Number of originals passes in all modes
roller
Part namePart No.
Maximum
count
Counting condition
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
ejected.
tray is ejected.1 is counted each time a copy is
ejected in stapling mode.
1-point stapling, SS2-point stapling, or middle
binding mode.
1-point stapling, SS2-point stapling, or middle
binding mode.
ejected.
1 is counted each time paper is ejected from each
section.
1 is counted each time middle binding or folding
job starts.
binding or folding mode.
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KRDS
para-
NO
meter
(Z1)
7045ADF torque limiter13GA-135 99999999Number of originals passes in all modes
7146ADF SDF solenoid13GA8252 99999999All originals passed in SDF mode
7247ADF LSB40solenoid13GA8251 999999991) 1 is counted each time original is set in large
7348ADF separation solenoid13GA8251 999999991 is counted each time original is set in large size
7449ADF SSB solenoid13GA8251 999999991 is counted each time all-size 2-43sided original
754AToner seal board assembly55VA-568 999999991 is counted each time 1-sided original is ejected;
764BGuide plate assembly55VA-561 999999991 is counted each time 1-sided original is ejected;
774CRegistration clutch55VA8201 999999991 is counted each time 1-sided original is ejected;
784DADU pre-registration clutch55V A8201 999999992 is counted each time 2-sided paper is ejected. (0
794ECount of paper passed through999999991 is counted each time 1-sided paper is ejected; 2
registration unitis counted each time 2-sided paper is ejected.
804FCount of paper passed through999999992 is counted each time 1-sided paper is ejected after
paper reverse/eject unitbeing reversed.0 is counted each time 1-sided
8150Count of paper passed through999999992 is counted each time 2-sided paper is ejected. (0
ADUis counted when 1-sided paper is ejected.)
8251Exposure lamp ON time55TA8301 99999999Unit
8352Main SW55GA860999999991 is counted each time the power is turned OFFwith
8453Door SW40AA8501 999999991 is counted each time front door is opened.
8554Cleaning web drive motor55VA8017 999999991 is counted each time 1-sided paper is ejected; 2
Note: Definition of large-size originals in terms of part counting.
The following originals are defined as large size original.
1. Sizes of originals ejected to L ejection tray (A4/B4/A4R/B5R/F4/11*17/8.5*14/8.5*11R)
2. All originals ejected in multi-size-mixed mode
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NOKRDS parameterItemContentsRemarks
G0:00Counter by part (1)123456788-digit counter
1
2
~
30
H0:00Limit by part (1)123456788-digit counter
Z3:00Part No. (1)123456789Enter nine numeric characters.
Z4:00Part name (1)ABCDEFGHEnter eight alphanumeric characters.
G0:01Counter by part (2)123456788-digit counter
H0:01Limit by part (2)123456788-digit counter
Z3:01Part No. (2)123456789Enter nine numeric characters.
Z4:01Part name (2)ABCDEFGHEnter eight alphanumeric characters.
~~~ ~
~~~ ~
~~~ ~
~~~ ~
G0:1DCounter by part (30)123456788-digit counter
H0:1DLimit by part (30)123456788-digit counter
Z3:1DPart No. (30)123456789Enter nine numeric characters.
Z4:1DPart name (30)ABCDEFGHEnter eight alphanumeric characters.
1. Each counter is incremented when copy operation (including print operation) stops. All 30 counters count
paper sides on which images have been copied (printed) from start to stop of the copy (print) operation. (1 is
counted regardless of the paper size each time copying (printing) on a paper side is completed.)
2. Item definitions (name and No.) and limit value may be changed as desired.
3. The part that has exceeded the limit is marked with *.
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