PANASONIC DP-CL18 Service Manual

DP-CL18
ORDER No.KM60503633CE
G0
Color Laser Printer
© 2005 Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying and distribution is a violation of law.
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CONTENTS
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1 Introduction 5
1.1. Specifications
1.2. Options, Accessories and Supplies
1.3. Printer Panel
1.4. External View
1.5. Main Components Layout
1.6. PCB, Switches and Sensors Identification
2 About Lead Free Solder
2.1. Suggested PbF Solder
2.2. How to recognize that PbF Free solder is used
3 Installation, Setup, and Repacking
3.1. Installation Requirements
3.2. Setup
3.3. Repacking
4 User Mode Operation
4.1. User Mode Printer Panel Operation
4.2. User Mode Main Menu
4.3. Check then Print Selection 1 Menu
4.4. Memory Print Item Menu
4.5. Confidential Print Selection 1 Menu
4.6. System Information Item Menu
4.7. Color Calibration Item Menu
4.8. Maintenance Item Menu
4.9. Tray Item Menu
4.10. Print Item Menu
4.11. PCL Item Menu
4.12. PostScript Item Menu
4.13. N/W Protocol Setup Item Menu
4.14. Receive Setting Item Menu
4.15. Adjust to Media Item Menu
4.16. System Item Menu
4.17. Mono Page Detect Item Menu
5 HDD Maintenance Mode Operation
5.1. HDD Maintenance Mode Operation
5.2. HDD Maintenance Mode Menu Table
5.3. HDD Maintenance Mode Main Menu
5.4. HDD Information Item Menu
5.5. Check Disk Item Menu
5.6. Quick Format Item Menu
5.7. HDD Format Item Menu
5.8. HDD Deletion Item Menu
6 Service Mode Operation
6.1. Service Mode Control Panel Operation
6.2. Service Mode Menu Table
6.3. Service Main Menu
6.4. Print Report Item Menu
6.5. Position Setting Item Menu
6.6. STR Setting Item Menu
6.7. DEV. Bias Item Menu
6.8. FSR Temp. Setting Item Menu
6.9. Maintenance Item Menu
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6.10. ENG Serial Number Item Menu 5 7 8
6.11. Controller Setting Item Menu
6.12. Panel Test Item Menu
6.13. Engine Test Item Menu
6.14. Color Correction Item Menu
6.15. Flag Setting Item Menu
6.16. Printing Network Configuration Report
7 Mechanical Function
7.1. Drive Mechanism General Description
7.2. Accumulator Tension Unit (ATU) Drive Mechanism
7.3. Print Process
8 Removal and Replacement Procedures
8.1. Fuser Unit
8.2. Accumulator Unit (Acc. Unit)
8.3. Front Door Cover and STR (Second Transfer Roller) Bias
Assembly
8.4. Right Cover
8.5. Rear, Left and Top Covers
8.6. Color Registration Sensor
8.7. Engine Control Board, Toner Cartridge Holder, Cartridge
Drive Unit, Paper Pickup Motor, Main Drive Unit, Bias Unit, Fan Motor and Fan Motor Duct
8.8. LSU (Laser Scanning Unit)
8.9. Paper Exit
8.10. IH (Inductive Heater) Unit
8.11. Paper Feed Unit
8.12. Power Supply Unit (Power Supply Board and IH Power
Board)
8.13. Main Control Board
8.14. High Voltage Board and Reg. Thermistor Sensor
8.15. Accumulator Tension Unit
8.16. Print Cartridge Unit Holder
8.17. Fuser Fan Motor
8.18. Front Door Open Detection and Right Cover Open
Detection Switches
8.19. MPT (Multipurpose Print Tray) Home Position Sensor and
MPT Paper Detection Sensor Boards
8.20. Waste Toner Cartridge Full Sensor
8.21. Standard Paper Cassette
9 Block and Connection Diagrams
9.1. Block Diagram
9.2. Connection Diagram
10 Electrical Circuit General Description
10.1. General Description
10.2. Explanation of Connector
11 Adjustment
11.1. Print Position Calibration
11.2. Color Density Adjustment
11.3. Skew Adjustment
12 Preventative Maintenance
12.1. General
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12.2. Recommended Tools 210
12.3. Recommend Cleaning
12.4. Maintenance Tables
13 Tr oubleshooting
13.1. Initial Troubleshooting Flowchart
13.2. Warning/Error Message
13.3. Jam and HDD Error
13.4. Print Quality
13.5. Printer Error (Call Service)
13.6. No Message
13.7. No Printing
14 Replacemen t Parts List with Lubrication Guide
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14.1. Covers
14.2. Left Side Parts
14.3. Right Side Parts
14.4. Front and Top Side Parts
14.5. Rear Side Parts (Power Supply, Main Control and High Voltage Boards)
14.6. Cassette
14.7. Packing Material
14.8. Toner Cartridge Dummy Case
14.9. Print Cartridge Dummy Case
14.10. PbF Solder Service Part Number
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1 Introduction
1.1. Specifications
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1.2. Options, Accessories and Supplies
Model No. Description Remarks DQ-UR3K Black Toner Cartridge 6K Average Life (6,000 pages *1) DQ-UR3C Cyan Toner Cartridge 6K Average Life (6,000 pages *1) DQ-UR3M Magenta Toner Cartridge 6K Average Life (6,000 pages *1) DQ-UR3Y Yellow Toner Cartridge 6K Average Life (6,000 pages *1) DQ-UR4C Cyan Toner Cartridge 3K Average Life (3,000 pages *1) DQ-UR4M Magenta Toner Cartridge 3K Average Life (3,000 pages *1) DQ-UR4Y Yellow Toner Cartridge 3K Average Life (3,000 pages *1) DQ-UP3K Black Print Cartridge Average Life (15,000 pages *1) DQ-UP3C Color Print Cartridge Average Life (15,000 pages *1) DQ-FU3 Fuser Unit Average Life (100,000 pages *1) DQ-BF3 Waste Toner Cartridge Average Life (14,000 pages *1) DQ-BE3 Accumulator Unit Average Life (100,000 pages *1) DQ-BR3 Transfer Roller Average Life (100,000 pages *1) DA-DS1 Optional Paper Feeder KX-CLAD1 Automatic Duplex Unit KX-CLEM3 128MB DIMM KX-CLEM4 256MB DIMM KX-CLHD2 Hard Disk Drive DA-MC2 Upgrade Kit for DP-CL18 (PS3)
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The rated life expectancy of each consumable is based on printing under specific operating conditions such as page coverage for a particular page size (5% coverage per color at 600 x 600 dpi resolution on A4 size paper). The actual consumable life will vary depending on its use and other printing variables including page coverage, page size, media type, print resolution, continues or intermittent printing, number of color planes, ambient temperature and humidity.
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1.3. Printer Panel
1.3.1. Panel Operation
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1.3.2. LED Indicator
Three indicators show the following printer’s status:
Indicator Printer Status
On
Blink
Off
Power
Power
Power
On Line
On Line
Ready Error
Ready Error
Printer is turned on.
Printer is in the Power Save mode.
Printer is turned off.
Printer is ready for printing. (Printer warms up and starts printing automatically when it receives print data.)
Printer is in the Off Line.
Printer is in the normal condition. Printer is not in error conditions.
Printer is receiving data, printing or data remains in the memory. Printer is in the Menu mode.
Ready Error
Ready Error
Printer recoverable errors (media jam, media empty, etc.) has occurred.
An internal error (Call for Service Error) has occured.
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1.4. External View
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1.5. Main Components Layout
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1.6. PCB, Switches and Sensors Identification
Sensor/Switch/Board Name Description Paper Size Detection For detecting the current selected paper size at the standard paper cassette. Toner Empty Sensor Board For detecting whether the toner is low (or empty) or not. Temp./Humidity Sensor Board For sensing the ambient temperature and humidity. Paper Full Sensor Board This board has the paper full sensor. The paper full sensor is fo r detecting whether the output
Toner Cartridge Access Cover Detection Switch
ADU Jam Detection Sensor Board For detecting whether the paper is ejected from the ADU (Option Automatic Duplex Unit) within
ADU Detection Sensor Switch For detecting whether the ADU is installed. MPT Paper Detection Sensor Board For detecting whether the paper is set on the MPT (multi-purpose paper tray). MPT Home Position Sensor Board For detecting the home position of the MPT pickup roller. Paper Empty/Registration Sensor Board This board has the paper empty and registration sensors. The paper empty sensor is for
OPC Cam Home Position Sensor Board For detecting the home position of the OPC drum. Acc. Cam Home Position Sensor Board For detecting the home position of the accumulator cam and controlling the printing process. Front/Right Door Open Detection Switch For detecting whether the front door or right cover is opened.
paper tray is full. For detecting whether the toner cartridge access cover is closed. If the toner cartridge access
cover is opened, printing is not possible.
the proper time.
detecting whether the paper is set on the standard paper cassette. The registration sensor is for detecting whether the sheet of paper arrived at the registration roller after being properly picked and traveling through the paper feed rollers.
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Sensor/Switch/Board Name Description
LSU Safety Interlock Switch When the front door or right cover is opened (or both are opened), the power that is supplied to
the laser diode drive circuit in the laser unit is shut off because this switch is opened
Front/Right Door Interlock Switch When the front door or right cover is opened (or both are opened), the printing is not done
because this switch is opened. Waste Toner Cartridge Full Sensor Board For detecting whether the waste toner cartridge is full. Color Registration Sensor Board For reading the Color Registration Check Pattern to calculate adjustment for the fine Color
Registration Adjustment.
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2 About Lead Free Solder
2.1. Suggested PbF Solder
We recommend you to use the following solder when re-soldering component for repair. Before using other Pb free solder than the following solder, be sure to confirm a solder maker you appoint has made license agreements to be required when using Pb free solder legally.
Supplier: Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd. (http://www.senju-m.co.jp) Part Description in Senju: ECO SOLDER RMA02 P3 M705 Series
Note:
When the recommended PbF solder is not available at Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd., see section 14.10 PbF Solder Service Part Number.
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2.2. How to recognize that PbF Free solder is used
2.2.1. Main Control Board
(Top View)
Marked PbF
2.2.2. ROM Board
(Top View)
Marked PbF
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2.2.3. Engine Control Board
Marked PbF
2.2.4. Paper Empty/Registration Sensor Board
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Marked PbF
2.2.5. Multi-purpose (MPT) Paper Detection Sensor Board
2.2.6. ADU Jam Detection Sensor Board
Marked PbF
2.2.7. Paper Full Sensor Board
Marked PbF
2.2.8. OPC Cam Home Sensor Board
Marked PbF
2.2.9. Accumulator Cam Home Position Sensor Board
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2.2.10. Waste Toner Full Detection Board
Marked PbF
2.2.11. Toner Empty Sensor Board
Marked PbF
2.2.12. Multi-purpose (MPT) Home Position Sensor Board
2.2.13. Color Registration Sensor Board
2.2.14. Exit FG Board
Marked PbF
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2.2.15. LCD Board
Marked PbF
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3 Installation, Setup, and Repacking
3.1. Installation Requirements
3.1.1. Environment
1. Temperature Range :10 °C - 32.5 °C(50°F - 90.5 °F) (Temperature fluctuation ± 10 °C per hour or less)
2. Humidity Range :20% RH - 80% RH (Humidity fluctuation ± 20 °C per hour or less)
3. Weight : Gross; Approx. 33 kg (72.77 lbs.), Net; Approx. 30 kg (66.15 lbs) excluding packing material
4. Place the unit on a stable, level surface.
5. Do not install the unit under the following conditions. a. Extremely high or low temperature b. Extremely high or low humidity c. Direct exposure to sunlight d. Areas of high dust concentration e. Areas of poor ventilation f. Areas exposed to chemical fumes g. Areas with extreme vibration h. Directly in air conditioning flow
3.1.2. Minimum Space Requirements
1. Right : 33 cm (13")
2. Left : 11 cm (4.3")
3. Rear : 15 cm (5.9")
Note:
When you install a consumable component or replace it with a new one, additional space may be required.
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3.2. Setup
3.2.1. Removing the Packing Material
1. Remove the plastic bag from the printer.
2. Remove any adhesive tape.
Note:
Please do not throw away the packing materials. They may be required to ship or transport the printer. To provide optimum print quality, the unit must be kept upright and level at all times.
3.2.2. Installing the Toner Cartridge
1.Open the toner cartridge access cover ( toner door) and remove the sealing tapes.
2.Open the plastic bags and take out the toner cartridges. Shake the toner cartridges several times.
3.Insert the toner cartridges in the appropriately labeled slots. From right to left, the order of the color toner cartridges is Black (1), Cyan (2), Magenta (3), Yellow (4).
(4) (3) (2) (1)
4.Close the toner cartridge access cover ( toner door).
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3.2.3. Installing the Print Cartridge
1.Open the right cover (right side door).
2.Unlock and open the print cartridge holder.
Note: To prevent damage to the print cartridge,
Do not touch the green drum surface.
Do not expose to light for more than 45 sec.
Do not expose to direct sunlight.
4.Remove the seal covers.
5.Holding the color print cartridge with the protective tray, match the arrow marks ( ) then insert the color print cartridge half way into the printer.
6.Firmly push the color print cartridge until it snaps into place.
Store the protective tray, seal covers, packing materials and cartons for repacking in future.
10.Close the right side cover (door).
3.Open the plastic bags and take out the print cartridges.
Black print cartridge
Color print cartridge
Green drum
Protective tray
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7.Repeat steps 4 - 6 for the black print cartridge.
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Protective tray
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9.Close the print cartridge holder until it clicks (1) and locks it (2).
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8.Install the waste toner cartridge (1) and slide the green lever (2).
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3.3. Repacking
Prepare the unit before shipping.
Note:
It is highly recommended that users keep the original carton and All packing materials. Please follow these instructions when moving the printer.
· Please use the original carton and all of the original packing material.
· Improper repacking of the printer may result in a charge to repair the unit or a cleaning charge to remove spilled toner.
· Since the printer uses dry toner, extreme care must be taken when handling. The printer should be handled in the upright
(vertical) position.
· Original carton and packing materials
· Newspaper or drop cloth
· Shipping tape and scissors
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Turn off the printer, remove the power code and all interface cables.
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Open the right cover (right side door).
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Slide the green lever for the waste toner cartridge to the right (RELEASE).
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Unlock the two levers (1) and open the print cartridge holder (2).
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Pull out the color print cartridge halfway and remove it (2) while pressing the green stopper (1) on the left side.
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Remove the waste toner cartridge.
Be sure the green lever is in the RELEASE position so that upper openings to waste toner cartridge are completely closed.
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Insert the waste toner cartridge into a plastic bag and seal the end of the bag tightly.
Note:
To prevent damage to the print cartridge;
- Do not touch the green drum surface.
- Do not expose to light for more than 45 minutes.
- Do not expose to direct sunlight.
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Close the PC shutter and wipe off any loose toner on the color print cartridge using a toner vacuum. Do not use a standard office vacuum; the toner will not be retained by typical vacuum dust collectors.
Caution 1:
If replacing the upper seal cover though the toner is on the color print cartridge, the toner will be scattered when removing the upper seal cover. The scattered toner may be attached to the OPC drum and the poor print quality will be caused.
Caution 2:
If the print cartridge is wiped using a toner vacuum when the PC shutter is opening, the toner in the print cartridge is sucked and charged. This charge is discharged to the OPC drum and the OPC drum may be damaged. Wipe off the toner on the print cartridge using care that the PC shutter is not opened.
Move the PC shutter in this arrow direction to close the PC shutter.
Replace the protective tray (1), upper seal covers (2-4)
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and protective caps (5).
Be sure the three sealing levers of the print cartridge are exposed through the lower seal cover.
PC Shutter
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Lever
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Insert the color print car tridge into the black plastic bag and seal the end of the bag tightly with adhesive tape.
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Lower Seal Cover
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Pull out the black print cartridge.
Note:
To prevent damage to the print cartridge;
- Do not touch the green drum surface.
- Do not expose to light for more than 45 minutes.
- Do not expose to direct sunlight.
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Close the PC shutter and wipe off any loose toner on the black print cartridge using a toner vacuum. Do not use a standard office vacuum; the toner will not be retained by typical vacuum dust collectors.
Caution 1:
If replacing the upper seal cover though the
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Caution 2:
toner is on the black print cartridge, the toner will be scattered when removing the upper seal cover. The scattered toner may be attached to the OPC drum and the poor print quality will be caused.
If the print cartridge is wiped using a toner vacuum when the PC shutter is opening, the toner in the print cartridge is sucked and charged. This charge is discharged to the OPC drum and the OPC drum may be damaged. Wipe off the toner on the print cartridge using care that the PC shutter is not opened.
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PC Shutter
Move the PC shutter in this arrow direction to close the PC shutter.
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Replace the protective tray (1), upper seal cover (2) and protective cap (3).
Be sure the sealing lever of the print cartridge is exposed through the lower seal cover .
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Lever
Lower Seal Cover
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Insert the black print cartridge into the black plastic bag and seal the end of the bag tightly with adhesive tape.
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Remove the media from the multi-purpose tray. Push the multi-purpose tray (1) and close the tray cover (2).
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Pull the media tray (1) out of the printer. Remove the media (2) from the media tray and install the tray pad (3) into the media tray.
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Close the print cartridge holder [(1)-(2)] and lock it. Close the right cover (3) (right side door).
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Note:
Be sure the accumulator unit is kept in the printer.
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Accumulator unit
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Install the media tray into the printer.
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Close (1) and insert (2) the paper support into the printer.
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Confirm all toner cartr idges are completely installed in the printer.
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If the hard disk drive option has been installed in the printer, confirm the hard disk drive is fastened with two screws provided. If it is not installed, proceed to step 26.
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Remove the two thumb screws from the main control board.
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Pull out the main control board while holding the green handle.
Install the main control board back into the
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printer, as shown.
Tighten the two thumb screws.25
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Reconfirm the hard disk drive is fastened with two screws. If it is not fastened, fasten it with two screws.
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Repack the printer in the original shipping box.
Make sure that you keep the printer upright and level when moving.
SAFETY CAUTION
The printer weighs about 30 K (66 lbs.). It must be handled by two people.
Place the printer in the plastic bag on the lower cushion and wrap the printer with the plastic bag.(1)
(2)
Place the middle on the lower cushion, upper cushion on the printer and middle cushion. Place the waste toner cartridge, black print cartridge and color print car tridge and accessory box on the
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upper cushion.
Color print cartridge
Black print cartridge
Waste toner cartridge
Accessory Box
Place the top carton and install the 4 joints.(4)
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4 User Mode Operation
4.1. User Mode Printer Panel Operation
4.1.1. Panel Operation
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