Kyocera SO-30 OPTIONS

SO-30

Service and

Maintenance

Manual

Mailbox/sorter

for

Ecosys printers

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Notices

The information in this manual is subject to change without notification. Additional pages may be inserted in future editions. The user is asked to excuse any technical inaccuracies or typographical errors in the present edition.

No responsibility is assumed if accidents occur while the user is following the instructions in this manual. No responsibility is assumed for defects in the product's firmware.

The contents of this manual are protected by copyright. No part of this manual may be reproduced or copied by any means without the permission of the copyright holder. The product's firmware (contents of its read-only memory) is similarly protected by copyright.

Trademark Notice

Prescribe is a registered trademark of Kyocera Corporation. Prescribe IIe, KIR, Kyocera Image Refinement, Ecosys, and Ecotone are trademarks of Kyocera Corpo-

ration.

Warning

This equipment has been certified to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device, pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules. Only peripherals (computer input/output devices, terminals, etc.) certified to comply with the Class B limits may be attached to this equipment. Operation with non-certified peripherals is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception.

Conventions

Throughout this manual, the following conventions are used:

Color is available when viewed online to emphasize important notices.

CAPITAL letters are used to name parts and assemblies.

Italic letters refer related chapters or sections or documentations.

Bold letters are also used for emphasis wherever italics may cause a confuse.

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Identification

REVISION HISTORY

Version Date Replaced Pages Remarks

1.0 1-Sep-98 —

VISIT US AT OUR INTERNET HOME PAGE (JAPAN):

FOR AVAILABILITY OF PRINTER DRIVERS AND UTILITIES, ACCESS TO YOUR LOCAL KYOCERA INTERNET SITE.

http://www.kyocera.co.jp

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Chapter 1 PRODUCT INFORMATION

Contents

Part Names 1-2 Mechanical Section 1-3 Electrical Parts 1-4 Connector Layout 1-5

1.1 Part Names

Vertical Transport Unit

Multi Tray

Mail Trays

Slide Rail

Interface Connector

Power Jack

Ground Wire

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1.2 Mechanical Section

Multi Tray Paper Eject and Reverse Roller Flapper

Vertical Transport Belt

Mail Trays

Entry Roller

Indexer Eject Paper Roller

Vertical Transport Runners

Indexer

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1.3 Electrical Parts

No. Name Symbol Function

1 Sensor LRLED Eject Paper Sensor LED 2 PRSL Paper Reverse Sensor LED 3 PES (S1) Paper Entry Slot Sensor 4 IULS (S2) Indexer Upper Limit Sensor 5 IHPS (S3) Home Position Sensor 6 PT (S4) Eject Paper Sensor Detector 7 SJS (S5) Sorter Joined Sensor 8 ILLS (S6) Indexer Lower Limit Sensor

9 IMCS (S7) Indexer Motor Encoder Cl oc k Se ns or 10 IPS (S8) Indexer Motor Position Detection Sensor 11 PRS (S9) Paper Reverse Sensor Detector 12 Circuit Board PBA-SEN1 Sensor Printed Circuit Board1 13 PBA-SEN2 Sensor Printed Circuit Board2 14 PBA-CONTROL Control PCB 15 Switch DOORSW (SW1) Door Open/Close Switch 16 Motor IM (M1) Indexer Motor 17 PFM (M2) Paper Feeding Motor 18 RMOT (M3) Paper Reverse Motor 19 Power Unit PWS-DENGEN Power 20 Solenoid FSOL (SOL1) Face-Up Solenoid

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1.4 Connector Layout

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Chapter 2 MECHANICAL SYSTEM

Contents

General 2-2

Removing the front cover and rear cover 2-3 Removing the top cover 2-3 Removing the cover (black) 2-4 Removing the top tray 2-4 Removing the bracket 2-5 Removing the trays 2-5 Removing the bracket (silver) 2-6 Removing the solenoid 2-7 Removing the motor assembly 2-7 Removing the paper guide 2-8 Removing the bracket (gold) 2-10 Removing the cover 2-11 Removing the index 2-12

2.1 General

This chapter explains the mechanical features, operations and procedures for dismantling and assembling the device. Ensure that the following precautions are observed when proceeding with these tasks.

Caution Always disconnect the power supply from the socket when dismantling or reas-

sembling the device.

Unless otherwise stated, assembly procedures should be performed in the reverse sequence to dismantling.

Care must be taken not to use the wrong screws (length, diameter) during assembly.

Never attempt to operate the device with parts removed.

Discharge static electricity from the body by touching a metal part of the device prior to removing or replacing circuit boards to prevent them from being damaged through static electricity.

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Removing the front cover and rear cover

Remove the six screws (① below).

Remove the four screws (② below) and the two tabs (③ below) from the rear cover.

Removing the top cover

Remove the four screws (① below) and the single connector (② below).

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Removing the cover (black)

Remove the two screws (① below).

Removing the top tray

Remove the two screws (① below) and pull forward.

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Removing the bracket

Pull the bracket forward (① below).

Removing the trays

Remove the screw (① below) from the tray to be removed, then pull the tray forward. (Each tray is fastened with one screw.) Then remove the four screws (② below) and go to the next step.

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Removing the bracket (silver)

Remove the three screws (① below) from the front.

Remove the three screws (① below) from the rear, the remove the cover (② below).

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Removing the solenoid

Remove the two screws (① below).

Removing the motor assembly

Remove the five screws (① below), then remove the cord clamper (② below).

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Remove the stop ring (③ below), then remove the gear (④ below).

Removing the paper guide

Remove the front E-ring (① below).

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Remove the rear E-ring (① below).

Remove the spring (② below), then remove the paper guide (③ below).

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