SECTION 1 : INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
SECTION 2: UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION
SECTION 3: PREPARATIONS FOR TRANSPORTING THE COPIER
SECTION 4: SERVICE TABLES AND REMARKS
SECTION 5: REPLACEMENT AND ADJUSTMENT
SECTION 6: SORTER CS1040
SECTION 7: DOCUMENT FEEDER DF36
SECTION 8: TROUBLE SHOOTING
SECTION 9: ELECTRICAL DATA
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CAUTIONS
1. Before installing the machine, make sure that there is a suitable ground (earth) available.
2. Since some parts of the copier are supplied with high voltage, make sure the main switch is off and the
power supply cord is unpluged before working on the copier.
3. When working on the fusing section, make sure that the fusing unit is cold.
4. When standing the clamshell straight up, place a block that has a height of approximately 80 mm (approx.
3") in front of the exit cover.
5. Do not turn on the safety switch when the clamshell is open.
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SECTION 1
REQUIREMENTS
INSTALLATION
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1-1.
Environment
1.
Temperature Range :
2.
Humidity Range :
Ambient Illumination :
3.
4.
Ventilation :
Ambient Dust :
5.
Room Size
6.
10°C to 30°C
(50°F to 86°F)
15%
to 90% RR
Less than 1,500 Iuxs (Do
not expose to direct
sunlight)
Room air should turn over
at least 3 times/hour.
Less than 0.1 5mg/m
.
.
More than 10m³ (13.4 yd³)
7.
If the installation place is air-conditioned or heated,
place the machine:
Where it will not be subjected to sudden
a.
temperature changes from low to high, or vice
versa.
Where it will not be directly exposed to cool air
b.
from an air conditioner in the summer.
Where it will not be directly exposed to reflected
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c.
heat from a space heater in winter.
Avoid placing the copier in an area filled with
8.
corrosive gas.
Avoid any area higher than 2,000m (6,500 feet)
9.
above sea level.
Place the copier on a strong and level base.
10.
11.
Avoid any area where the copier may be subjected
to frequent strong vibration.
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1-2. Minimum Space Requirements
1. Front :70 cm (27-1/2")
2. Back :12 cm (4-3/4")
3. Right :70 cm (27-1/2")
4. Left :70 cm (27-1 /2")
1-3. Power Source
1. Input voltage level
110V/60Hz : More than 12A
115V/60Hz : More than 12A
220V/50Hz : More than 6A
240V/50Hz : More than 6A
2. Permissible voltage fluctuation: ±10%
More than 12 cm (4-3/4")
3. Permissible extension cord:
At least 300V, 30A capacity and less than 5m
(16.4") long.
Note:
1. Be sure to ground the machine.
(Do not connect the grounding wire to
a gas pipe.
2. Make sure the plug is firmly inserted in
the outlet.
3. Avoid multi-wiring.
4. Do not set anything on the power cord.
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SECTION 2
INSTALLATION
UNPACKING
AND
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2-1. Unpacking Procedure
1.
Take out the accessory box and the machine.
2. Remove the two cushion blocks.
3. Open the vinyl bag and take out the machine.
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Check that the accessories are in the quantities
according to the following list.
3. Move the slider to the center and push down the
release lever to open the top unit.
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4. Remove the roller retainer.
5. Remove the two strips of tape.
6. Remove the three wedges from the new master
unit.
Note: Do not touch the master (purple material)
and avoid exposing it to light.
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7. Insert the master unit into the copier.
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8. Peel off the
master.
9. Push the master unit up
cover that protects the
until it locks in place.
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10.
Install the manual feed guide on the right side of the
machine.
11.
Shake the new cartridge of toner well.
12.
Set the pins of the toner cartridge into the slots on
the development unit.
Then, turn the cartridge
counterclockwise.
13.
Install the cartridge crank onto the shaft and turn
the cartridge crank clockwise to strip off the
cartridge seal.
Then, remove the cartridge crank and lower the top
unit.
Note: At installation, it is recommended to load
two cartridges of toner.
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14.
Lower the top unit.
15.
Close the front cover.
16.
Pull out the cassette tray unit it stops
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17. Remove the strip of tape and the silica gel.
18. Take out the cassette and the two cushion blocks.
I 19. Load paper into the cassette so that it is flush with
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the front and side fences.
NOTE: The cassette holds
sheets.
approximately 250
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20.
Press down the corners of the paper stack so that
they catch underneath the corner separators.
21.
Set the cassette on the cassette tray.
Set the paper size flap.
22.
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23. Push in the cassette tray until it stops.
24. Install the copy tray on the left side of the machine.
25. When not using this instruction booklet,
the holder on the back of the copier.
26. Check machine operation and copy quality.
Fill out the New Equipment Condition Report.
This completes machine installation.
place it in
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2-3. Cassette Modification
1.
Remove the side fences and the rear fence (1 screw
each).
2.
Reposition the fences to the desired paper size position.
Insert the actuators in the proper slots on the front
3.
of the cassette.
Attach the proper paper size decal on the paper size
4.
flap.
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August 1, 1985
2-4. Main Transformer Conversion
(220 to 240V only)
1.
Open the top unit and remove the development unit.
2.
Swing up the upper feed guide (1 screw).
Remove the lower feed guide (4 screw).
3.
4.
Uncouple the 220V connector and couple the 240V
connector.
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2-5.
Key Counter Holder Installation
Note: Three types of counters are recommended
for this copier (Ricoh, Hecon, and Hengstler
key counters).
Remove the upper right cover (4 screws.)
1.
Remove the key counter cover and fixing plate from
2.
the key counter bracket (2 screws).
Hold the fixing plate on the inside of the key counter
3.
bracket and insert the key holder.
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4.
Align the holes in the fixing plate with the mounting
holes of the key counter holder and secure the key
counter holder.
Note: The fixing plate has three sets of
holes. Make sure to use the holes that
match the type of counter when installing.
Remove the shorting plug from the key counter
5.
connector.
Note: This shorting plug is usually on the harness.
Plug in the key counter harness.
6.
Reassemble the copier.
7.
Insert the key counter and
check its operation.
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2-6. Unpacking Procedure
1. Take out the accessory box and the machine.
2. Remove the two cushion blocks.
3. Open the vinyl bag and take out the machine.
1 ) Accessory Box
2) Cushion Blocks
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4.
Check that the accessories are in the quantities
according to the following list.
Do not touch the master (purple material)
and avoid exposing it to light.
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7. Insert the master unit into the copier,
8. Peel off the polyester cover that protects the
master.
9. Push the master unit up until it locks in place.
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10. Remove the two strips of tape and one cushion
block from
the paper tray.
11. Install the
paper tray on the right side of the
machine.
12. Shake thenew cartridge of toner well.
13. Set the pins of the toner cartridge into the slots on
the development
unit. Then, turn the cartridge
counterclockwise
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14. Install the cartridge crank onto the shaft and turn
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the cartridge crank clockwise to strip off the
cartridge seal.
Then, remove the cartridge crank and lower the top
unit.
Note: At installation, it is recommended to load
two cartridges of toner.
15. Lower the top u-nit.
16. Close the front cover.
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17. Pull out the cassette tray unit it stops.
18. Remove the strip of tape and the silica gel.
1 ) Silica Gel
19. Take out the cassette and the two cushion blocks.
1 ) Cushion Blocks
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20. Load paper into the cassette so that it is flush with
the front and side fences.
Note: The cassette holds approximately 250
sheets.
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21. Press down the corners of the paper stack so
they catch underneath the corner separators.
22. Set the cassette on the cassette tray.
that
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23. Set the paper size flap.
24. Push in the cassette tray until it stops.
25. Slide the drawer tray to the position of the paper
size.
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26.
Load paper into the paper tray.
27.
Adjust the paper guides so that they contact both
sides of the stack firmly.
28.
Install the copy tray on the left side of the machine.
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February 1, 1986
29. When not using this instruction booklet, place it in
the holder on the back of the copier.
30. Check machine operation and copy quality.
Fill out the New Equipment Condition Report.
This completes machine installation.
2-8,
Main Transformer Conversion
(220 to 240V only)
1.
Open the top unit and remove the development unit.
2.
Swing up the upper feed guide (1 screw).
Remove the lower feed guide (4 screw).
3.
4.
Uncouple the 220V connector and couple the 240V
connector.
5.
Remove the upper rear cover (2 screws).
6.
Shift the jumper wire (JP401) on the AC drive
board from T401 to T402.
Note: Slide the terminal lock up to release the jumper
wire and slide it down to secure the wire in position.
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SECTION 3
THE COPIER
PREPARATIONS
FOR TRANSPORTING
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Before moving the copier from its place of installation, be sure to prepare it for transportation as
follows. The copier may be badly damaged if it is
moved without proper preparation.
Note: * If the copier is installed with the DF or
sorter, remove them first.
(See the DF or Sorter Installation pro-
cedure.)
.
3-1. Short Distance (Room to Room)
1. Remove the copy tray and manual feed
guide/paper tray.
2. Remove the cassette tray.
3. Secure the slider with strips of tape.
CAUTION: When transporting the copier, always
use the grips on the front and rear to
handle the copier. Never grip the bottom plate of the copier.
(FT2050)
(FT2070)
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3-2. Long Distance (by vehicle)
1. Remove the copy tray and manual feed
guide/paper tray.
2. Remove the cassette tray.
3. Open the clamshell and secure the development unit with strips of tape.
4. Secure the slider with strips of tape.
CAUTION : *
3-2
While transporting the copier,
always cover the copier to avoid
direct sunshine.
*
When the copier is in a vehicle, do
not expose it to extreme hot or cold
conditions.
*
When transporting the copier,
always use the grips on the front
and rear to handle the copier.
Never grip the bottom plate of the
copier.
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SECTION 4
AND REMARKS
SERVICE TABLES
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February 1, 1986
4-1.
Maintenance Guide
Note: This guide shows the items to be cleaned and their effect on the copies if they are not clean. Clean
these items as per the maintenance table.
[ FT2050
]
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4-2. Maintenance Table
4-3
NOTE: When you visit the customer for a service call, perform the following.
February 1, 1986
SECTION
Erase and Optics
Development
and
Quenching
ITEM TO BE CLEANED
1. Erase Lamp/Master Sensor
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2. Fiber Optics (FT2050)
3. Exposure Glass
4. Platen Cover Sheet
5. Exposure Lamp
6. Reflector
7. Exposure Sensor (FT2050)
8. Auto ID Sensor
9. Lens/Mirrors (FT2070)
1. Toner Metering Blade
2. Quenching Lamp
MATERIAL TO BE USED
Soft Cloth (Water) or Blower Brush
Fiber Optics/Corona Wire Cleaner
or Silicone Cloth
Soft Cloth (Glass Cleaner)
Soft Cloth (Water or Alcohol)
Wet Soft Cloth, then Dry Soft Cloth
Silicone Cloth
Blower Brush
Blower Brush
Silicone Cloth
Fiber Optics/Corona Wire Cleaner
or Blower Brush
Cotton Swabs or Soft Cloth (Alcohol)
Soft Cloth (Water)
Soft Cloth (Water)
Blower Brush
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4-3. Lubrication Table
NOTE: Lubrication must be done within the number of copies indicated in the following table.
February 1 1986
SECTIONITEM TO BE LUBRICATED
Erase and
Optics
Paper Feed
1. Fiber Optics Holder
(FT2050)
1. Paper Feed Clutch Spring
and
Transport
2. 1st Relay Clutch Spring
3. Registration Clutch Spring
4. Tray Feed Clutch Spring
(FT2070)
5. Pick-up Clutch Spring
(FT2070)
Others1. Master Clutch Spring
NO. OF COPIESLUBRICATING MATERIAL
As Necessary
Grease-501
60 KMobil Temp 78
60 KMobil Temp 78
60 KMobil Temp 78
60 KMobil Temp 78
60 KMobil Temp 78
60 K
Mobil Temp 78
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4-4. Expected Life of Parts
NOTE: Main parts have the following expected service life.
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SECTION
Development
Paper Feed and1. Friction Pad
Transport2. Tray Friction Pad
PART DESCRIPTIONEXPECTED SERVICE LIFE
1. Toner Metering Blade60 K (Black)
(FT2070)
Fusing
Corona1. Charge Corona Wire
1. Hot Roller
2. Hot Roller Strippers
3. Pressure Roller
2. Transfer Corona Wire
6 K (Color)
60 K
60 K
120K
120K
180K
80 K
80 K
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4-5. Special Tools and Lubricants
NO.DESCRIPTION
PART NO.
August 1, 1985
REMARKS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Positioning Ring
52169003
Test Chart OS-A354209502
Digital Multimeter54209507
Deluxe Test Lead
54209508
100 sheets/set
BECKMAN RMS3030
BECKMAN DL241
. Accessory Kit
5.
6.
Grease - Mobil Temp 78
Grease - Shin-etsu
54479078
52039501
400 g/can
50 g/bottle
Silicon G-501
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/
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4-6. Points to Remember
Master Unit
1.
Never touch the master belt and do not apply
oil or an organic solvent to prevent the master
belt from being deformed.
2.
When the master unit is out of the machine or
the upper clamshell is open, avoid exposing it
to a bright light or direct sun light to prevent
the master belt from being light fatigued.
3.
Always store master unit in a cool and dry
place.
4.
Do not leave master units in vehicles during
hot weather.
master units are installed in machines or
separate.
5.
The variable resistor for adjusting the master
sensor is factory preset and should not be
adjusted in the field.
6.Keep the master unit level when it is out of the
copier.
Charge
1.
The variable resistor (VR-C) is factory preset
and should not be adjusted in the field.
It does not matter whether the
2.
Do not touch the corona wire with oily hands.
Instruct the operator how and when to use the
3.
corona wire/fiber optics cleaner.
4.Clean the corona wire at every service call.
5.
Clean the grid plate with a blower brush.
Optics
1.
Clean the reflector, fiber optics/lens and mir-
rors, exposure lamp at every service call.
The variable resistor (VR - 1 ) on the exposure
2.
sensor board is factory preset and should not
be adjusted in the field
3.
The 2nd mirror positioning screws are factory
preset and should not be adjusted in the field.
(FT2070)
The exposure lamp position should be
4.
adjusted when the exposure lamp has been
removed or replaced.
5.
Check the copy image at every service call and
adjust it if necessary. (FT2070)
6.
The exposure glass has markings on every
corner of its upper surface. When replacing
the exposure glass, make sure that the markings are on the side facing upwards. (FT2070)
(FT2050).
(FT2070)
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Development
1.
When white vertical lines appear on the copy,
use the toner agitator to clean the toner
metering blade.
2.
Do not use the toner agitator unless copy
image problems occur.
damaging the toner metering blade.
3.
Be careful not to nick or scratch the develop-
ment roller surface.
4.
Be careful not to use a black development unit
for color copying, or a color development unit
for black copying.
Always store toner in a cool and dry place.
5.
Instruct the operator to ensure that the
6.
appropriate color plate is attached to all color
development units.
This is to prevent
Transfer
1.
The variable resistor (VR-T) on the transfer/
bias power pack is factory preset and should
not be adjusted in the field.
2.Do not touch the transfer corona wire with oily
hands.
Clean the transfer corona wire with a soft
3.
cloth at every service call.
Paper Feed
1.
Do not allow the paper feed rollers to become
oily or dirty.
The improper installation of paper size actua-
2.
tors causes misfeeds and erase problems.
Instruct the operator to ensure that one sheet
3.
of OHP transparency is loaded at a time and
that the OHP transparency lever is down when
copying onto transparencies (FT2070).
The improper setting of side and rear fences
4.
of the paper tray may cause erase problems
(FT2070).
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Fusing
1.
Be careful not to damage the hot roller strip-
pers.
2.
Do not touch the fusing lamp with your bare
hands.
3.
Make sure that the fusing lamp does not con-
tact the hot roller.
4.
Clean the fusing thermistor
strippers at every service call.
and hot roller
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SECTION 5
AND ADJUSTMENT
REPLACEMEMT
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5-1. Exterior Removal
FT2050
Upper
Clamshell . . . .
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FT2070
Lower
Upper
Lower
Clamshell . . . .
Clamshell . . . .
Clamshell . . . . .
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5-4-2
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August 1, 1985
Upper Clamshell
Platen cover (2 buttons)
(1)
1.
Pull up both buttons and lift the platen
cover slightly and slide it to the rear to
remove.
Copy Tray
(2)
Upper Right Cover (4 screws)
(3)
1.
Open the clamshell slowly.
2.
Move the slider to the far left home posi-
tion by pressing the slider lock lever.
Upper Left Cover (4 screws)
(4)
1.
Open the front cover.
2.
Move the slider to the right, and loosen
the slider stopper screw.
Operation Panel (2 screws and 1 connector)
(5)
1.
Open the front cover to remove the
screws.
NO’
E: * When installing the operation panel, the
edge of the exposure glass must be in
the groove of the operation panel.
(7) Inner Cover (1 E-ring and 2 screws)
1.
Remove the operation panel.
2.
Open the clamshell and remove the
release lever.
NOTE: * When installing the inner cover, be sure
that the positioning tabs engage with the
metal frame correctly.
Slider Stopper Screw
\
Platen CoverUpper Rear Cover
#
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Upper Rear Cover (2 screws)
(6)
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Lower Clamshell
(1) Front Cover (2 screws)
1.
Open the clamshell to remove the
screws.
2.
Pull out the cassette holder to remove
the front cover.
Open the clamshell and remove the manual
feed guide.
4.Remove the paper feed roller (1 snap ring).
.
NOTE: * Be careful not to touch the paper feed
roller with oily hands.
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Friction Pad Replacement
1.
Pull out the cassette tray from the copier.
2.
Peal off the friction pad from the friction pad
holder.
Install new friction pad.
3.
NOTE: * Be careful not to touch the friction pad
with oily hands.
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Paper Feed Clutch Lubrication
1.
Open the clamshell and remove the lower rear
cover.
2.
Remove the paper feed clutch bracket (2
screws, 2 E-rings, and 2 bushings).
Remove the paper feed roller gear, clutch
3.
sleeve, and clutch spring.
4.Apply Mobil Temp 78 to the clutch spring and
output hub.
NOTE: * The teeth of the clutches have one
direction. Be careful not to install them
incorrectly.
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Registration Clutch Lubrication
1.
Remove the upper rear cover and the lower
rear cover.
2.
Remove the registration clutch bracket (2
screws, 1 E-ring and 1 bushing).
Pull the engage gear bracket and move it to
3.
the upper right.
4.
Remove the output hub, clutch sleeve, clutch
.
spring and the input hub (1 allen set screw).
Apply Mobil Temp 78 to the clutch.
5.
Re-install the clutch so that the radial end of
6.
the spring and the gear side of the clutch
sleeve are facing the registration roller.
Position a 0.2mm thick gauge between the
7.
shaft shoulder and the idle gear.
Push the registration clutch towards the
8.
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August 1, 1985
Paper Size Switch Replacement
1.
Pull out the cassette tray.
2.
Remove the lower rear cover.
Remove the paper size switch together with
3.
the bracket (3 screws).
4.Remove the paper size switch from the
bracket (2 screws and 1 connector).
NOTE: * When installing the paper size switch in
the bracket, be sure that the connector
faces to the upper right hand side, as
shown in the figure.
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Paper Feed Sensor Replacement
1.
Open the clamshell.
Remove the development unit.
2.
Loosen the screw securing the lower rear
3.
cover.
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4.Swing up the upper paper feed guide plate.
Remove the lower feed guide (4 screws).
5.
Remove the paper feed sensor (1 screw and 1
6.
.
connector).
NOTE: *
When closing the clamshell, be sure to
return the upper paper feed guide plate
to its original position. Otherwise, the
master will be damaged.
*
Do not forget to tighten the screw securing the lower rear cover.
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August 1, 1985
Transport Belt Replacement
1.
Remove the copy tray.
2. Remove the front cover (2 screws), upper rear
cover (2 screws), and lower rear cover (4
screws).
3. Remove the 2 clamshell stopper screws and
stand the clamshell straight up.
NOTE: * When standing the clamshell straight up,
place a block that has a height of
approximately 80 mm (approx. 3") in
front of exit cover as shown to the upper
right.
4. Remove the transport guide plate (2 screws).
5. Remove the safety cover (1 screw).
6. Remove the transport belt gear bracket (2
screws).
7. Remove the idle gear (1 E-ring).
8. Remove the paper reverse gear (1 E-ring and
bushing).
9. Remove the first transport pulley from the
transport belt holder.
NOTE: * When reassembling, make sure that the
1st transport pulley rides in the small
grooves of the transport belt holder.
10. Remove the transport belt from the holder.
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Paper End Sensor Replacement (FT2070)
1.
Remove the paper tray.
2.
Remove the paper turn guide by sliding it to
the rear and pulling its front to the right (2
screws).
Remove the paper end sensor unit (1 screw
3.
and 1 connector).
4.
Remove the paper end sensor actuator by
flexing the paper end sensor bracket gently.
5.
Separate the paper end sensor from the
bracket (2 screws).
NOTE: * When reassembling, make sure that the
paper end sensor unit is seated correctly.
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February 1, 1986
Pick-up Roller Replacement (FT2070)
Remove the paper tray.
1.
2.
Rotate the pick-up roller shaft so that the flat
sides align with the shaft holder openings.
Pull the rear end of the roller shaft toward the
3.
right and slide it to the rear.
4.Remove the pick-up roller.
Shaft Holder Opening
5-24-2
NOTE: *
After reinstalling the pick-up roller,
rotate the roller shaft so that the flat
sides do not align with the shaft holder
openings.
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Tray Feed Roller Replacement (FT2070)
1.
Remove the front cover, paper tray, and the
lower rear cover.
Remove the development unit.
2.
Remove the tray feed solenoid (2 screws and
3.
2 harness clamps).
4.
Unhook the sector gear spring and the tray
.
feed solenoid spring.
5.
Remove the paper feed clutch bracket (3
screws, 4 E-rings, and 4 bushings).
Remove the first relay roller (2 springs and 2
6.
bushings).
7.
Remove the rear development unit supports (2
screws).
Remove the safety switch assembly (1 screw).
8.
NOTE: * It is not necessary to disconnect the
safety switch.
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9.Remove the front development unit support (2
screws).
10. Take off the width sensor cover (2 screws).
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11.
Remove the front and rear screws securing
the feed roller housing.
12.
Remove the pick-up spring and the spring
housing.
13.
Remove the E-ring and bushing from the front
of the tray feed shaft. Slide the shaft to the
rear and lift the front of the tray feed shaft.
14.
Remove the front feed roller housing by sliding
it to the front.
15.
Remove the tray feed roller by sliding the pickup stay to the front (1 E-ring and 1 bushing).
NOTE: * As the tray feed roller has a one-way
clutch, it is important to mount the roller
correctly.
The pick-up roller drive belt
should be towards the front.
*
When replacing the paper feed clutch
bracket, secure it with the three screws,
then slide the pick-up gear slightly to the
front and align the sector gear and the
pick-up gear as shown in
figure. (The marked tooth on the sector gear fits in between the marked teeth
of the pick-up gear.)
the
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Pick-up and Tray Feed Clutch LubricationNOTE: * When reinstalling the spring clutches, be
(FT2070)
sure to insert the projections of the
clutch springs into the notches.
Remove the lower rear cover.
1.
2.
Remove the tray feed solenoid (2 screws and
2 harness clamps).
3.
Unhook the sector gear spring and the tray
feed solenoid spring.
Remove the paper feed clutch bracket (3
4.
* When replacing the paper feed clutch
bracket, secure it with the three screws,
then slide the pick-up gear slightly to the
front and align the sector gear and the
pick-up gear. (The marked tooth on the
sector gear fits between the marked
teeth of the pick-up gear.)
screws, 4 E-rings and 4 bushings).
Remove the sector gear.
5.
Remove the pick-up clutch cam (1 E-ring).
6.
Remove clutch pawl assembly
7.
Remove the clutch assembly.
8.
Disassemble and lubricate the
9.
(1 E-ring).
pick-up clutch
and tray feed clutch.
CAUTION: * Be careful not to loose the clutch
drive pin.
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Paper Width Sensor Replacement (FT2070)
1.
Open the clamshell.
2.
Remove the development unit.
3.
Remove the width sensor cover (2 screws).
4.
Replace the paper width sensors (1 connector
each).
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NOTE: *
When reinstalling the width sensor
cover, first insert the positioning tabs
into the positioning notches.
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Paper Length Sensor Replacement (FT2070)
1.
Remove the paper tray.
2.
Remove the paper turn guide (2 screws).
3.
Disconnect the length sensor connector.
4.
Remove the screw securing the length sensor
bracket.
.
5.
While pushing in the length sensor interrupter,
slide the length sensor bracket to the right.