Parts marked with ““ are important for maintaining the safety of the set.
Be sure to replace these parts with specified ones for maintaining the safety and performance of the set.
This document has been published to be used for
SHARP CORPORATION
after sales service only.
The contents are subject to change without notice.
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GENERAL
The major differences between the AR-800 and the AR-650 are
described below.
1. Specifications
The major differences between the AR-800 and the AR-650
lie in the copy (print) speed and the maintenance cycle.
(Max. copy (print) speed)
AR-650: 65CPM (PPM)
AR-800: 80CPM (PPM)
The process speed is the same, but the paper feed interval
differs.
(Maintenance cycle and consumable parts replacement cycle)
AR-650: Every 400K
AR-800: Every 440K
2. Hardware
Differences between the AR-800 and the AR-650
1) The PWA-F-LGC PWB differs.
AR-650: PWA-F-LGC-300
AR-800: PWA-F-LGC-304
(Different parts): Connector, EEPROM, FLASH ROM
The above two PWBs are not compatible each other.
2) Front cabinet
3) Model badge
3. Options
The AR-P13 (printer unit) is also revised for either of two
models, the AR-650 and the AR-800.
The differences between the old and new versions are as
follows:
(AR-P13 for AR-650)
Characters printed on the packing case are in black.
Firmware version: 1.43
Software version: (CD-ROM) 1.10
(Printed on the packing case)
(AR-P13 for AR-650/800)
Characters printed on the packing case are in blue.
Firmware version: 1.44
Software version: (CD-ROM) 1.20
(Printed on the packing case)
The service documents are based on the above contents.
A. Service manual
Chapter 1. SPECIFICATIONS, ACCESSERIES, OPTIONS,
SUPPLIES
Comprehensive contents of the AR-800 and the AR-650
(Complete version)
Chapter 14. FUSER UNIT
Since the temperature control of the fusing section on page
14-5 differs between the AR-800 and the AR-650, the
temperature control of the AR-800 is added.
Only the contents of page 14-5 are described.
B. Actual wiring diagram
Since the PWA-F-LGC-304 (for AR-800) is newly employed,
the connector wiring is changed and the actual wiring
diagram is changed. The actual wiring diagram for the AR800 is newly prepared.
C. Service Handbook
Though the maintenance cycle and the consumable parts
replacement cycle differ between the AR-800 and the AR650, the contents of the Service Handbook are not changed.
Be sure to note the maintenance cycle of both models for
servicing.
AR-650: Every 400K
AR-800: Every 440K
D. Parts Guide
Only the different sections between the AR-650 and the AR800 are prepared.
Sections 1, 2, 5, 6, 13, 31, 39, 47, 62, 86, 101, 203, 204
(including the contents of both models, AR-800/AR-650)
For servicing of the AR-800, use these documents as well
as the service document of the AR-650.
4. Others
The temperature control in the fusing section differs between
the AR-650 and the AR-800.
Except the above, the AR-800 and the AR-650 are the same.
1. System
Copy systemIndirect electronic photo system (Dry type)
Body typeConsole type
Original table typeFixed type (Left center reference)
Original coverRADF standard provision
Frame structureFixed frame type
PhotoconductorOPC drum (ø100)
Original scan system
Scan data output system1-scan multi-copy system
Exposure system
Developing system2-component magnetic brush developing system
Discharging systemPhoto discharging by red LED
Charging systemNegative corona system (Scorotron)
Transfer systemTransfer belt system
Separation systemTransfer belt system
Transfer belt cleaning systemFur brush system + Blade system
Drum cleaning systemBlade system + Fur brush system
Toner supply systemToner hopper system, right top side toner bottle supply
Toner density adjustment systemMagnetic auto toner system
Toner empty detection system
Scan sensorCCD line sensor (7500 pixel)
Scan resolution600 x 600dpi
Scan light sourceHalogen lamp (180W)
Note 1: The above specifications are for manual feed, single and continuous copy.
Note 2: The state which is other than the toner supply mode.
(2) First copy
AR-650
First copy time
3.9sec or less
Note 1: The above specification is for manual feed, normal size, A4/LT size, LCF feed.
Note 2: When APS is not used.
B. Warming up time
Normal About 420sec at 20°C
C. Original
Max. sizeA3 or LD
KindSheet, cubic material, book
Original size detection
Glass surface: Provided
Note 1: Fixed detection system with the platen cover open
Manual feed
AR-800
48
42
37
33
3.6sec or less
Size not specified
AR-650
33
33
33
33
AR-800
AR-800
33
33
33
33
RADF: Provided
Note: The original width and length are detected in RADF feed.
Note 2: Only the first sheet is detected except when the mixed original mode is
selected.
Fixed size
auto detection
SPECIFICATIONS1 - 2
AB series: A3,A4,A4-R,A5-R,B4,B5,B5-RAllowable original size for
LT series: LD,LG,LT,LT-R,ST-R
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D. Paper
(1) Size
Fixed size
Cassette
AB series: A3,A4,A4-R,A5-R,B4,B5,B5-R,FOLIO
LT series: LD,LG,LT,LT-R,ST-R,COM
AB series: A3,A4,A4-R,A5-R,B4,B5,B5-R,FOLIOSFB
LT series: LD,LG,LT,LT-R,ST-R,COM
LCF : A4,LT,B5
Note 1: Postcards cannot be used.
Note 2: Name cards cannot be used.
Note 3: Same surface copy cannot be used.
Note 4: Envelopes cannot be used.
Note 5: The paper width of fixed size is detected with the manual tray guide width.
Note 6: The upper stage of B5 cassette cannot be used.
Note 7: SFB mixed size paper cannot be used.
(2) Kind
Cassette
LCF
PPC paper
SFB
PPC paper
Tracing paper: Out of warranty
OHP film: Out of warranty
Label sheet: Out of warranty
Note 1: Only one sheet feed is allowed except for PPC paper.
Note: Special paper such as postcards and PPC paper with punch holes cannot be used.
Note 1: By data input of the adjustment mode, another paper
Factory setup: LCF
priority
feed means can have priority to be selected.
Manual feed size
specification
After setting paper, press the paper size key to specify the
paper size.
Note 1: By specifying the paper size, the binding margin,
duplex edge erase, and continuous page copy can be
performed. For APS and AMS, invalid.
F. Continuous copy
No. of sheetsIncrement of 1 sheet up to max. 999 sheets
Input system10-key input
Count systemReduction system
Note 1: “1”is displayed in auto clear and warming up.
G. Density adjustment
Auto density adjustmentAvailable
Manual density adjustment11-step adjustment (Operated with
keys on the control panel LCD)
Priority modeAuto density adjustment
Factory setup: Auto
Note 1: By data input of the adjustment
mode, selection of auto/manual is
allowed.
H. Picture quality mode
Picture process modeStandard/Photo/Text mode
Priority modeStandard mode
Note: By data input of the adjustment mode, the mode can be selected.
I. Magnification ratio
(1) Reduction and enlargement
Reduction and enlargementAuto setup system depends on selecting
size and paper size.
Note 1: A desired fixed-size series (including a different
series) can be selected: Japan A5, UNIVERSAL,
OTHER.
the original
SPECIFICATIONS1 - 4
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(2) Selected magnification ratio
a. AB series
Paper
A3B4FOLIOA4B5A5
Original
A31008671716150
B411510082827157
FOLIO127110100907863
A41411221001008671
B516314111511510082
A5200173141141122100
b.LT series
Paper
LDCOMPLGLTST
Original
LD10082786550
COMP108100847854
LG1211001007860
LT12911910010065
ST200165154129100
Note 1: The above numbers show magnification ratios.
(3) Other
Zoom20 – 400%, increment of 1%
Copy allow area displayAvailable
Auto paper selection (APS)/Auto magnification
ratio selection
AvailableFactory setup: APS
priority
J. Counter display
Total counterMechanical system 7 digits
Displayed on the control panel.
A3/LD double count modeAvailable (Electronic counter)Factory setup: ON
PM counterAvailable (Electronic counter)Factory setup:
the ready state.
Note 1: Auto pre-heat function can be set in the adjustment
mode.
Note 2: By data input of the adjustment mode, time can be
set in the increment of 5min (5 – 60min).
Factory setup (Note 2)
North America, Europe:
15min
Others: Cancel
Note 3: The fuser temperature in pre-heat can be set in the
adjustment mode.
Factory setup (Note 3); 170
C
AvailableAuto clear
Setup can be changed in the adjustment mode.
Factory setup: 45sec
(15 – 150sec, in the increment of 15sec, and cancel of
setup)
Auto off
Available
Note 1: Time up to OFF can be changed in the adjustment
mode or in the adjustment screen setup. (Max. 240min.
Only the adjustment code can be canceled.)
Note 2: Use or non-use can be selected in the adjustment
Factory setup (Note 1, 2)
North America, Europe:
90min
Others: Not used.
mode.
Note 3: For time setup, selection of User adjustment
Allow/Not Allow can be made.
Factory setup (Note 3)
North America, Europe:
Available
Others: Not Available
Self diagAvailable
Error code historyAvailable
Password codeAvailableFactory setup: OFF
Dew-preventionAvailable (Optional in some destinations)
MessageAvailable
Note 1: Graphic LCD, backlight provided.
All clearAvailableAC key
Mode memoryAvailable (4 modes)
Cover paper modeAvailable (in the following 4 modes)
(1) White cover mode
(2) Copy cover mode
(3) White cover/white back cover mode
(4) Copy cover/white back cover mode
Sheet insertion modeAvailable (in the following 2 modes)
(1) White paper insertion mode
(2) Copy paper insertion mode
Weekly timerAvailable
Pre-heat startAvailable
Pre-heat copyAvailable
Auto duplex auto
AvailableFactory setup: OFF
selection
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Timer displayAvailableFactory setup: Display
provided
Auto sortAvailableFactory setup: ON
Auto cassette selectionAvailableFactory setup: Available
Paper feed means which
allow selection:
(1) LCF
(2) Cassette
Network printerAllows connection of network printer board (option).
Language selectionAvailable (3 languages)
Note 1: Language selection of DSS display must be
initialized.
FROM updateAvailable
Note 1: Download from PC
Performed by a
serviceman.
Adjustment code outputAvailable (05, 08 code)Performed by a
serviceman.
Mixed original loadAvailable
M. Edit function
Continuous page copyAvailable
Edge eraseAvailable
By data of the adjustment mode, the edge erase priority
Setup method: The final page is at the bottom, and the front surface is up.
Paper feed method: The paper at the bottom (the last page) is fed first to
the copy section.
Paper exit method: The last page is put in face-up, and the others are
stacked on it.
Original positionCenter reference
Power sourceSupplied from the copier.
Y. Auto duplex function
(1) Auto duplex function
Applicable paper
Size
AR-650
Standard provision
A3,A4,A4-R,B4,B5,B5-R,A5-R
AR-800
LD,LG,LT,LT-R,ST-R
Paper conditions
Capacity
Weight
Curl level
64 80g/ m2 (17~22 Lbs)
5mm or less
A4,A4R,B5,LT,LT-R:60 sheets
A3,B4,LD,LG,COMP,FOLIO,B5-R,A5-R,ST-R:35 sheets
Separation system
Transfer reference
Load system
Refeed system
Refeed process speed
5mm or less (Paper feed section)Paper conditionsCurl level
20mm or less (Refeed section)
Use conditionsIn duplex paper exit of the first set in Single Duplex mode, with an odd number of the
➔
quantity of originals.
Picture and picture quality specifications
4
A. Picture quality
Picture density1.0 or aboveOriginal density: 1.0
Background copy3.0 or less
Resolution
Normal: Vertical 4.0mm or above/Horizontal 4.0mm or above
Enlargement 200%: Vertical 4.5mm or above/Horizontal 4.0mm
or above
Reduction 50%: Vertical 2.0mm or above/Horizontal 1,7mm or
above
Normal: 1.0%Magnification ratio error
Enlargement 200%/Reduction 50% 1.5%
Lead edge shiftBody 0 2mm, system 0 4.0mm
Side shiftBody 0 3.0mm, system 0 4.0mm
±
±
±
±
±
±
InclinationBody 1.0mm or less, system 3.0mm or less/200mm
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1.2Accessories
Operation Manual
Drum
Operation Manual Pocket
Original feed tray
Maintenance management table (Card, sheet)
Delivery installation contract (EU only)
MSDS card (USA,UK only)
Warranty for Australia
Warranty registration (EU only)
This kit is available in two kinds.
One for the AR-650 has black characters printed on the
packing case.
The other is applicable to all the models, and has blue
characters printed on the packing case.
Expansion Memory for Printer
SPECIFICATIONS1 - 12
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1.4Supplies
USA/CANADA
No.NameContentLife
1 Toner (Black)Toner (AR-650NT)
240K
Toner: Net 1500g: 60K
*
2 Developer (Black)Developer
400K/440K
(Developer: Net 1500g: 400K)
*
3 DrumDrum
400K/440K
Note 1) Print on Master/individual carton:
Toner/Developer in 2 languages (English/French), DR in 4 languages (English/French/German/Spanish).
Packed with machine: DR 400K/440K Developer 400K/440K
OTHER COUNTRY
No.NameContentLife
1 Toner (Black)Toner (AR-650T)
Toner: Net 1500g:60K
2 Developer (Black)Developer
(Developer: Net 1500g: 400K)
3 DrumDrum
Note 1) Print on Master/individual carton:
4 languages (English/French/German/Spanish).
Packed with machine: DR 400K/440K Developer 400K/440K
Note: Maintenance parts other than above items must be ordered through the parts department using the proper part number.
Charger Wire Cleaning Padx1
Charger Gridx1
Transfer beltx1
Transfer belt charger rollerx1
Transfer belt brush rollerx1
Transfer belt cleaning bladex1
Ozone filterx1
Air filter (toner filter)x1
Pick up roller for large capacity feederx1
Feed roller for large capacity feederx1
Separation roller for large capacity feederx1
Heat roller upperx1
Heat roller lowerx1
Heat roller scraper (upper)x1
Heat roller silicone roller (upper)x1
Heat roller cleaning rollerx1
Heat roller cleaning roller (lower)x1
Heat roller cleaning roller (silicon roller ) (lower)x1
Picck up roller for Auto document Feederx1
Feed roller for auto document feederx1
Separation roller for auto document feederx1
Transport belt for auto document feederx1
Life for use with the AR-650: 400K
Life for use with the AR-800: 440K
*
Life for use with the AR-650: 400K
Life for use with the AR-800: 440K
*
Life for use with the AR-650: 400K
Life for use with the AR-800: 440K
Cartridge for AR-FN8 and AR-FN9
Common with S55,S55N
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1.5System List
Staple
cartridge
Finisher
AR-FN8
AR-FN9
Supplies
Drum
Toner bagToner
Developer
SPECIFICATIONS1 - 14
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14. FUSER UNIT
Reference
1. The Thermistor status counter normally has a value of between 0 and 9.
• At the power on, if the heater is not turned ON and the copier goes into C41 CALL SERVICE, check the
Thermistor status counter to see if it is 2 or more. If it is 2 or more, be sure to check the thermistor and
heater lamp, and after repair, reset the Thermistor status counter (08-code 400) to 0 and then turn ON
the power switch.
•
If the counter has a value 10 or greater (11 for example), the BC-RAM or the data in it have been
destroyed by charger leakage, etc. In this case, check the guide bias, high-voltage transformers,
charger wires, etc. for any defects. Also, all the data inside BC-RAM needs to be rechecked.
2. Relationship between the output voltage and the fusing temperature.
• 200°C corresponds to approx. 2.5V and 0.25 V corresponds to approx. 40°C.
3. Relationship between heat roller surface temperature and fuser lamp operation.
(AR-650)
Temperature
Less than 200°CON
200°C
More than 200°C OFF
Heater lamp state
Maintains previous status
(AR-800)
TemperatureFusing control
200°C or aboveHeater lamp OFF
170~200°C
160~170°CCopying is continued at a
160°C or below
Heater lamp ON
Normal copy speed
lower speed.
Copying is interrupted and
the machine is reset to the
ready state.
Heat roller
temperature
distribution
Warm-upStandby (200°C)
C
200
Heater lamp
ON
Warm upStandby(200 )
˚C
200
170
160
Heater lamp
Copy speed
OFFOFF
OFF
ON
000 80 65 80 65 080650
Copying (200°C)
ON
Standby
(200 )
ON
OFF
Copying
ON
ONONONON
ONONON ONONON
OFF
OFF
Copying
OFF
OFF
Waiting
ON
4. Temperature control at heat roller ends
During multicopying, the temperature at each end (no paper-contact area) of the heat roller normally tends
to rise higher than the controlled temperature of the paper-contact area. Therefore, the circuit is designed so
that if the temperature in the no paper-contact area rises to 240°C, the second thermistor detects this,
causing the heater to be turned OFF immediately regardless of the temperature in the paper-contact area.
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PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE (AR-800)
Inspection every 440,000 Copies
(1) Preparation
Ask the copier operator about the present machine conditions and note them down.
1
Before starting the maintenance work, make and retain a few sample copies for comparison
2
reference purposes.
3
Turn the power switch OFF and disconnect the power cord plug.
(2) The periodic inspection should be conducted in accordance with the Periodic Inspection Check list
shown below.
Perform the inspection by referring to the figures, as well as to the explanation in the Service Manual
when necessary.
(3) After the inspection has been completed, plug in the machine and turn the power switch ON, and
check the general operation of the machine by making a few copies and comparing them to those
made previously.
Inspection and Overhaul every 880,000 Copies
(1) Replace all the consumables.
(2) Check that if there is any damage to the parts in the driving section (gear, pulley, timing belt, etc.). In
principle, replace those parts at this time.
(3) Check to see if there is any damage or peeling of adhered parts (tape, Mylar sheet, etc.). Replace
any affected parts if necessary.
(4) Check that if all the switches and sensors operate properly. Replace them if they are not operating
properly.
(5) Clean the inside of the machine thoroughly.
Note: Before inspecting and overhauling the feed section of the 3-cassette feed unit, remove the
PFP upper aligning unit and PFP feed unit from the copier.
Explanation of the items in the “Remarks” column of the Periodic Inspection Check List
Periodic Inspection Check List
Symbols used in the Periodic Inspection Check List
CleaningLubricationReplacementOperation checkDate
A
:Cleaning with alcoholL:Launa 40110: Every 110,000 copies:Check forUser’s
:Cleaning with softApplication440: Every 440,000 copiesabnormalities name
pad, cloth, or cleanerSI:Silicon OilSame from here onafter cleaning Machine
(vacuum cleaner)
MAINTENANCE
W
:White grease:
(Molycoat)
AV
:Alvania No.2
Replace in event of deformation or other damage
orNo.
replacement. Inspector
Remarks
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PERIODIC INSPECTION CHECK LIST
CategoryItem to check
1. Overall unit
2. Main blade440
3. Toner bag110
Cleaner
4. Recovery blade
5. Separation claw (for Drum)440
6. Fur brush440
7. Toner transport auger drive
8. Cleaner lower guide
8-1.
Toner adhesion amount sensor
8-2. Drum shaft bearing
9. Discharge LED
10. Drum shaft
Drum11. Drum440
12. Ozone filter (for exit fan)440
13. Glass or
14. Glass holder or
15. Mirror 1
16. Mirror 2
17. Mirror 3
Scanner
18. Reflector
19. Lens
20. Exposure lamp
21. Copy area indicator
21-1. Shading glass
22. Automatic paper-size detector
23. Slide sheet (front, rear) or
24. Air filter
25. Case
26. Charger wire440
Clean atLubricate atReplaceCheck
440,000 copies 440,000 copies
W
A
A
A
x 1,000while on
Charger
Around30. Slit glass on the copier
laser unit
Developer
Note:
27. Terminal contact
28. Charger wire cleaner440
29. Grid440
31. Overall unit
31-1. Duct cover
32. Developer material440
33. Front shield
The “Remarks” column indicates page and item numbers in the Parts List for consumab parts.
The consumable replacement cycle on the feeding system is the number of sheets fed on each feeding
source.
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CategoryItem to check
Clean atLubricate atReplaceCheck
440,000 copies 440,000 copies
x 1,000while on
34. Oil seal (9 portions)
35. Guide roller or
Developer 36. Duct filter
37. Toner filter440
38. Toner hopper drive worm gear
42. Aligning roller
43. Paper guide
Paper44. Brush
feed46. Paper feed system drive gears
section(tooth faces)
47. Aligning unit support bush
and pressurizing leaf spring
69. Upper heat roller (Teflon roller)440
70. Lower heat roller (rubber roller)440
71. Upper separation claw440
72. Lower separation claw
73. Cleaning roller 1440
74. Cleaning roller 2440
Fuser unit 75. Cleaning roller 3440
A
A
AV
W
W
W
75-1. Cleaning roller 4440
76. Upper and lower thermistors
77. Heat roller entrance guide
78. Heat roller exit guide
79. Paper dust recovery bracket
80. Exit roller
81. Heat roller/cleaning roller drive
gear
82. Cleaning roller bush
83. Transfer belt440
84. Transfer belt power supply440
roller
85. Transfer belt cleaning brush440
Transfer86. Transfer belt drive roller
belt87. Transfer belt follower roller
88. Transfer belt separation
auxiliary roller
89-1. Transfer belt cleaning blade440
89-2. Flicker periphery
89-3. GCB bush and plastic bush
A
A
A
A
SI
SI
A
A
A
L
MAINTENANCE
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CategoryItem to check
Clean atLubricate atReplaceCheck
440,000 copies 440,000 copies
x 1,000while on
Transfer89-4.
belt
ADU94. ADU aligning roller
PFP52. Paper guide
ADF103. ADF reversal roller
Transfer belt separation
auxiliary roller bearing and GCB
90. ADU pick-up roller
91. ADU feed roller
92. ADU separation belt
93. Transport rollers 1 to 4
95. GCB bush and plastic bush
96. Drive gear tooth faces
97.
Exit/ADU switching gate and Main
unit eixt section/ADU relay roller
48. PFP pick-up roller110
49. PFP feed roller110
50. PFP separation roller
51. PFP aligning roller
53. Tray drive worm wheel and
gear (tooth faces)
54. PFP drive gear (tooth faces)
55. GCB bush and plastic bush
98. ADF pick-up roller440
99. ADF feed roller440
100. ADF separation pad440
101. Transport belt440
102. ADF aligning roller
104. ADF empty sensor
105. ADF aligning sensor
106. ADF size sensor
107. Exit sensor
108. ADF timing sensor
109. Transport belt cleaning brush
56. LCF pick-up roller440
57. LCF feed roller440
A
A
A
L
A
A
A
L
W
A
AV
110
A
W
W
L
A
A
LCF
58. LCF separation roller
59. Manual pick-up roller110
60. Manual feed roller110
61. Manual separation roller
62. Paper guide
63.
Paper feed system drive gears
64. GCB bush and plastic bush
65. Gear
66. Worm and worm wheel
67. Worm shaft
68. Wire pulley shaft
AV
AV
W
L
W
W
W
W
440
110
Note: When lubricating, do not allow oil to come in contact the rollers, belts and belt pulleys.
MAINTENANCE
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SHARP CORPORATION
Digital Document Systems Group
Products Quality Assurance Department
Yamatokoriyama, Nara 639-1186, Japan