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
SHARP CORPORATION
for after sales service only.
The contents are subject to change without notice.
This model is an externally mounted paper feeder designed to
attach to and work with the main unit.
2
Typically, it can contain 500 sheets of paper (80 g/m
Service Manual
ing the user to handle large copy jobs without having to refill paper
), thus allow-
frequently.
Staple cartridge
(Approx. 5000 x 3)
(MX-SCX1)
Punch module
●
2-hole (MX-PNX1A)
●
3-hole (MX-PNX1B)
●
4-hole (MX-PNX1C)
●
4-hole (broad space)
(MX-PNX1D)
Staple cartridge
(Approx. 5000 x 3)
(AR-SC2)
Punch module
●
2-hole (AR-PN1A)
●
3-hole (AR-PN1B)
●
4-hole (AR-PN1C)
●
4-hole (broad space)
(AR-PN1D)
(Including document control)
CC authentication
version
Security
ROM
For document
control PWB
(MX-FRX1)
256MB expansion memory board
Finisher
(MX-FNX1)
Paper pass unit
(MX-RBX1)
Saddle stitch finisher
(MX-FNX2)
Data security kit
Commercial
version
(MX-FRX1U)
(MX-SMX1)
Barcode font kit
CD
ROM
(AR-PF1)
Security
ROM
For document
control PWB
Device Tray with
USB Hub MX-RKX1)
PCL5c/PCL6
driver
RSPF
HDD
Copier/Printer (PCL)
/Scanner model
(MX-2300N)
(MX-2700N)
Stand/1x500 sheet
paper drawer
(MX-DEX1)
Printer expansion
kit (PCL)
CD
(MX-PBX1)
(For MX-2300G/2700G)
Internet Fax
expansion kit
CD
(MX-FWX1)
Application
integration
module
CD
Network
scanner
(Sharpdesk 1 license)
Network scanner
expansion kit
CD
(MX-NSX1)
Sharpdesk
1 license kit
Sharpdesk
5 license kit
CD
(MX-USX1/
USX5)
Sharpdesk
100 license kit
CD
Reversing single pass feeder
(MX-RPX1)
SPLC-c
driver
HDD
Copier/Printer (SPLC-c)
model
(MX-2300G)
(MX-2700G)
Stand/2x500 sheet
paper drawer
(MX-DEX2)
PS3 expansion
kit
CDROM
(MX-PKX1)
Sharpdesk
10 license kit
Sharpdesk
50 license kit
CD
(MX-US10/
US50)
Application
communication
module
CD
External
account module
Document cover
(MX-VRX1)
Exit tray unit
(MX-TRX1)
Large capacity tray
(MX-LCX1)
Facsimile
expansion kit
(MX-FXX1)
FAX memory (8MB)
(packed together)
CD
(For MX-2300G/2700G)
(MX-AMX1)
(MX-USA0)
(MX-AMX2)
MX-DEX1/DEX2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 1 – 1
(MX-AMX3)
[2]SPECIFICATIONS
MX-DEX1MX-DEX2
TypeOne-tier paper feed deskTwo-tier paper feed desk
Transport speedOperable within the speed range of 124 to 248 mm/s (at 23 to 27 cpm).
Transport referenceCenter reference
Number of tray tiers1 tier2 tiers
Paper level detectionThe paper feeder detects the amount of remaining paper and indicates one of four levels (100%, 67%, 33%, and none).
Paper feed systemPaper pick-up with the aid of a take-up roller; torque limiter separation system
Paper refill methodThe paper feeder adopts a front loading type tray; paper can be refilled from the upper part.
Vertical tray movement timeUp: within 7 seconds (with no paper loaded; time required from tray insertion to "empty" detection).
Drive mechanismTransport motor (brushless DC motor) controlled by a built-in controller board
HeaterService parts (kit): When installing, refer to [11].
Jam processingCan be done with the right-hand side door open or the tray drawn out.
Paper sizeA3, B4, A4, A4R, B5, B5R, 8K, 16K, 16KR
Paper size changing methodGuide adjustment mechanism that can be adjusted by the user.
Paper type settingProvided
Factory default paper size setting The paper guide is set to its maximum width when shipped from the factory.
Supported paper type/weightPlain paper: 60 to 105 g/m
Paper capacityStandard paper: 500 sheets (80 g/m
Supported paper typesPlain paper, printed paper (without backing paper), recycled paper, letter head, pre-punched paper, color paper
Paper size detection
*8K, 16K, 16KR: manual entry
Power supplySupplied from the main unit
Power consumption20W
Dimensions (W x D x H)720 x 670 x 303 (mm), 28 22/64 x 26 3/8 x 11 15/16 (inch) (inclusive of the adjuster)
WeightApprox. 20 kg (44.1 lbs)Approx. 23.5 kg (51.8 lbs)
Installation/maintenanceInstalled by service personnel
Optional detectionAuto detection supported
Packaged itemsParts for mounting, installation cautionary note
Speed can be selected using a communication command.
Down: the tray lowers by its own weight.
11"x 17", 8.5" x 14", 8.5" x 13", 8.5" x 11", 8.5" x 11"R, 7.25" x 10.5"R
* The user can choose from these paper types.
Auto detection for various A and B sizes (Auto-AB): A3, B4, A4, A4R, B5, B5R, 8.5" x 13"
Auto detection for inch-based sizes (Auto-Inch): 11"x 17", 8.5" x14", 8.5" x 11", 8.5" x11"R, 7.25" x 10.5"R
590 x 670 x 303 (mm), 23 15/64 x 26 3/8 x 11 15/16 (inch) (exclusive of the adjuster)
has been inserted when any of desk 1 rear edge
switches 1 to 4 turns ON.
This sensor detects the paper size of the tray in desk 1.
has been inserted when any of desk 2 rear edge
switches 1 to 4 turns ON.
This sensor detects the paper size of the tray in desk 2.
This sensor detects the amount of paper remaining in
desk 1.
This sensor detects the amount of paper remaining in
desk 2.
This sensor detects when the right door is opened or
closed.
This sensor detects when paper is in the transport path
for desk 1.
This sensor detects when there is paper in desk 1. The signal is Low level when there is
This sensor detects when the tray in desk 1 reaches its
upper limit.
This sensor detects when paper is in the transport path
for desk 2.
This sensor detects when there is paper in desk 2. The signal is Low level when there is
This sensor detects when the tray in desk 2 reaches its
upper limit.
desk is attached.
The signal becomes Low level when
any of the four switches is pressed.
desk is attached.
The signal becomes Low level when
any of the four switches is pressed.
The signal becomes Low level when
desk 1 is detected being empty.
The signal is Low level when the
cover is open.
The signal is Low level when paper is
transported.
paper in desk 1.
The signal is High level when the tray
in desk 1 is at its upper limit.
The signal is Low level when paper is
transported.
paper in desk 2.
The signal is High level when the tray
in desk 2 is at its upper limit.
MX-DEX1/DEX2 OUTSIDE VIEW AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE 4 – 2
5DLUM1Desk 1 lift-up motorDC brush motor This motor lifts up the tray in desk 1. The signal becomes High level when tray
6DLUM2Desk 2 lift-up motorDC brush motor This motor lifts up the tray in desk 2. The signal becomes High level when tray
7–Desk control PWB –This PWB controls and drives the desk. –
8–Desk 1 size detection PWB–Detects the paper size.–
9–Desk 2 size detection PWB–Detects the paper size.–
10–Desk heater (Service parts (kit):
When installing, refer to [11].)
motor
clutch
clutch
clutch
–This heater is used to keep warm the
This motor drives the paper feed and
transport sections.
This clutch controls the ON/OFF status
of the vertical transport roller.
This clutch controls the ON/OFF status
of the paper feed roller 1.
This clutch controls the ON/OFF status
of the paper feed roller 2.
Desk interior.
The signal becomes High level when a Job
Start request is received; Low level when a
Job End request is received.
The signal becomes High level when a paper
feed request is received.
The signal becomes High level when a paper
feed request is received.
The signal becomes High level when a paper
feed request is received.
insertion is detected; Low level when the
upper limit sensor (DLUD1) turns ON.
insertion is detected; Low level when the
upper limit sensor (DLUD2) turns ON.
–
MX-DEX1/DEX2 OUTSIDE VIEW AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE 4 – 3
[5]OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS
Service Manual
1. Lift Operation
After the tray has been inserted, the lift motor is turned ON, and the tray is lifted to and stopped at a position where it can feed paper with the
upper limit sensor (DLUD) turned ON.
The lift-up motor output is as shown below:
Start lift-upFinish lift-up
DLUM
(motor output)
(upper limit sensor)
DLUD
2. Paper Feed Operation
Paper feed operation can be performed if the tray is stationary at a position where it can feed paper (with the upper limit sensor [DLUD] being
ON) and there is paper in the tray.
When paper feed takes place, the transport motor (DPFM), the transport clutch (DTRC), and the paper feed clutch (DPUC) operate in the timings shown in the diagrams below.
In addition, there are times when the paper feeder speeds up paper feed by performing "turbo" paper feed in the desk so that it can meet the
CPM conditions required by the main unit.
[Without "turbo" paper feed]
Job start request received
Preliminary paper feed request received
(transport motor output)
(paper feed clutch)
(transport sensor)
(main unit synchroni-
DPFM
DTRC
(transport clutch)
DPUC1
DPFD1
TRC
zation signal)
Paper feed clutch
OFF control
Paper feed clutch
ON control
Job end request
Resist synchronization
received
[With "turbo" paper feed]
Job start request received
(transport motor output)
(paper feed clutch)
(transport sensor)
(main unit synchroni-
DPFM
DTRC
(transport clutch)
DPUC1
DPFD1
TRC
zation signal)
Deceleration timing
Paper feed clutch
OFF control
Paper feed clutch
ON control
Preliminary paper feed request received
Acceleration timing control
control
DecelerationDeceleration
Acceleration
Resist synchronization
Job end request
received
MX-DEX1/DEX2 OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS 5 – 1
3. "Turbo" Paper Feed Operation
DPFD1 on
Transport speed
(High)
Transport speed
(Process speed)
Sheet-to-sheet
distance
Transport speed
(Process speed)
A. When paper is fed from the upper tray:
The paper feeder starts feeding the first
1
sheet, transporting it at the High speed.
Transport speed
(High)
When the trailing edge of the sheet has passed
45
the desk roller, the paper feeder speeds up the
transport motor to thereby transport the next
sheet at the High speed.
Fetched into the main unit
(Process speed)
Trailing edge of sheet
passes the desk roller.
Transport speed
(High)
The transport slows down to the Process speed
23
before the sheet reaches the preliminary paper
feed stop position.
Deceleration to the Process
speed completes before the
sheet reaches the preliminary
paper feed stop position.
The paper feeder detects the distance
between the first and second sheets based on
the timings in which the transport sensor
DPFD1 turns ON.
The paper feeder starts feeding the second sheet,
transporting it at the Process speed since the first
sheet is currently in transit from the desk to the
main unit.
Transport speed
(Process speed)
6
The paper feeder adjusts the sheet-to-sheet
distance by altering the deceleration timing
according to the current distance between the first
and second sheets, provided that deceleration be
completed before the sheet reaches preliminary
paper feed stop position.
Deceleration to the Process
speed completes before the
sheet reaches the preliminary
paper feed stop position.
B. When paper is fed from the lower tray:
When paper is fed from the lower tray, the paper feeder performs basically the same procedure as described above: it speeds up the transport
motor when the trailing edge of the first sheet passes the desk roller; and slows down the transport motor based on the timing in which DPFD1
turns ON detecting the next sheet.
4. Paper Presence Detection
The paper presence sensor (DPED) checks whether there is paper in the tray when the tray is lifted and stopped at a position where it can feed
paper, as well as during paper feed operation.
5. Paper Size Detection in Each Paper
Feed Tray
The size of paper contained in each tray is detected based on the
status of each of desk rear edge detectors (switches) 1 to 4 as well
as on the destination-specific settings.
DCSS11
DCSS21
DCSS12
DCSS22
DCSS14
DCSS13
DCSS23
DCSS24
<A/B sizes>{: ON ✕: OFF
Rear edge detection switches
1234
A3✕{✕{
A4{{ ✕{
A4R{{{✕
B4✕{{{
B5{{ ✕✕
B5R{✕✕{
{✕{{
8.5 x 13✕{{ ✕
<Inch-based sizes>{: ON ✕: OFF
Rear edge detection switches
1234
11 x 17✕{✕{
8.5 x 11{{✕{
8.5 x 14✕{{{
7.25 x10.5R{✕✕{
{✕{{
8.5 x 11R{✕{✕
MX-DEX1/DEX2 OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS 5 – 2
6. Paper level detection
A. Paper level detection
The paper feeder detects the amount of paper remaining in the tray as one of four levels (100%, 67%, 33.3%, and zero), and displays the level
it has detected.
B. Detection Method
The paper feeder determines the remaining paper level based on how many times the paper level sensor turns ON during the time between the
start of the lift-up of the paper feed tray and the activation (turning ON) of the upper limit sensor.
(State transition chart: How the paper level sensor state changes according to the amount of paper actually remaining during tray lift-up)
Paper absence sensor detects
when there is no paper remaining.
When there is no paper
1/3 range
Sensor: logical Low
Paper level 1/3 position
2/3 range
Sensor: logical High
Paper level 2/3 position
3/3 range
Sensor: logical Low
Paper level 3/3 position
DPED
(Paper presence sensor)
Rotary panel
Actuator for detecting the
amount of remaining paper
DCSPD
(Paper level sensor)
MX-DEX1/DEX2 OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS 5 – 3
[6]DISASSEMBLY AND
ASSEMBLY
1. Paper feed section
A. Paper feed units 1 and 2
1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the right side door.
B. Pickup roller and paper feed roller
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1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the paper guide.
2
3) Remove the pickup roller and paper feed roller.
1
3) Remove paper feed unit 1 or 2.
2
1
C. Separation roller
1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the paper guide.
3) Remove the separation roller.
3
MX-DEX1/DEX2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 6 – 1
D. Torque limiter
1
2
2
3
1
1
2
3
1) Remove paper feed unit 1 or 2.
2) Remove the E ring and bearing and then remove the paper
feed lower PG unit.
2
E. Right door open/close sensor
1) Remove paper feed unit 1.
2) Remove the right door open/close sensor.
1
3) Remove the pressure release spring and then remove the
paper feed lower PG reinforcing plate. Remove the separation
pressing spring and separation pressure release plate.
1
2
3
4) Remove the separation roller. Remove the E ring and then
remove the separation shaft.
Remove the torque limiter.
3
2
F. Vertical transport roller
1) Remove paper feed unit 2
2) Remove the ground plate. Remove each part and then
remove the vertical transport roller.
G. Upper limit sensor/
paper presence sensor
1) Remove paper feed unit 1 or 2.
2) Remove the paper feed vertical transport PG unit and then
remove the belt.
(This step is only necessary for paper feed unit 2).
1
MX-DEX1/DEX2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 6 – 2
4
3) Remove the paper feed upper PG reinforcing plate.
4) Remove the bracket for each sensor.
3) Remove the size detection PWB after releasing the pawl.
J. Paper level sensor
1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the paper level sensor.
DEX2
ONLY
H. Transport sensor
1) Remove paper feed unit 1 or 2.
2) Remove the paper feed vertical transport PG unit. (This step
is only necessary for paper feed unit 2).
3) Remove the paper feed upper PG reinforcing plate.
4) Remove the sensor holder.
I. Size detection PWB
1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the size detection PWB unit.
2. Drive section
A. Drive unit
1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the rear cabinet.
3) Remove the drive unit.
2
DEX2
ONLY
DEX2
ONLY
1
MX-DEX1/DEX2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 6 – 3
B. Main motor
1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the rear cabinet.
3) Remove the main motor.
3
1
C. Lift-up motor
1) Remove paper feed tray 1 or 2.
2) Remove the rear cabinet.
3) Remove the lift-up motor unit.
D. Desk 1 paper feed clutch
1) Remove the drive unit.
2) Disconnect the connector and then remove each part.
DEX2
ONLY
2
DEX2
ONLY
4) Remove the lift-up coupling after releasing the pawl.
Detach the lift-up spring from the lift-up motor.
3) Remove the drive frame.
4) Remove the harness seat and each part and then remove
desk 1 paper feed clutch unit.
MX-DEX1/DEX2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 6 – 4
5) Remove the E ring and then remove desk 1 paper feed clutch.
2
1
DEX2
ONLY
DEX2 ONLY
E. Desk 2 paper feed clutch
1) Remove the drive unit.
2) Disconnect the connector and then remove each part.
3) Remove the drive frame.
4) Remove desk 2 paper feed clutch unit.
F. Transport clutch
1) Remove the drive unit.
2) Disconnect the connector and then remove each part.
3) Remove the drive frame.
4) Remove the harness seat and each part and then remove the
transport clutch unit.
5) Remove the E ring and then remove desk 2 paper feed clutch.
DEX2 ONLY
5) Remove the E ring and then remove the transport clutch.
3. Miscellaneous
A. Control PWB
1) Remove the rear cabinet.
2) Remove the control PWB.
MX-DEX1/DEX2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 6 – 5
B. Transport roller (Main unit)
1) Remove the right side front cabinet of the copier main unit.
2) Remove the lower right door unit.
3) Remove the paper-feed transport lower PG unit.
4) Remove the transport lower gear and belt.
5) Remove the ground plate. Remove each part and then
remove the transport roller.
MX-DEX1/DEX2 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 6 – 6
[7]MAINTENANCE
Service Manual
1. Maintenance Table
✕: Check (clean, replace or adjust as required) {: Clean S:Replace U: Adjust ✩: Lubricate : Relocate
No.Part name
1Pick-up roller✕{As a rough guide, these rollers should be replaced when the tray paper feed
2Paper feed roller✕{
3Separation roller✕{
4Torque limiter✕✕As a rough guide, the torque limiter should be replaced when the tray paper feed
5Each transport roller✕{
6Each transport paper guide{{
7Antistatic brush✕✕
8Each gear✕✕
When
calling
Main unit
maintenance cycle
Remarks
counter reaches a value of 100K (Sim22-9) or when one year has elapsed since the
start of use.
counter reaches a value of 100K (Sim22-9).
5
1
4
2
3
4
5
3
2
1
6
6
6
6
6
MX-DEX1/DEX2 MAINTENANCE 7 – 1
A
A
[8]ADJUSTMENT
Each adjustment item in the adjustment item list is indicated with its
JOB number. The adjustment procedures should be performed in
the ascending order of Job numbers.
However, you do not have to always perform all the adjustment
items. Perform only the necessary adjustments according to the
actual conditions.
Skip any unnecessary adjustment items, and perform the next necessary item. Even with some items skipped, the adjustment procedures should be performed in the ascending order of Job numbers.
Failure to perform the adjustment items in the correct order may
result in adjustment errors or some other problems.
To start a simulation:
1) Press the [COPY MODE] key to turn on Copy mode.
2) Press the following keys exactly in this sequence:
[P] (Program), [*] (asterisk), [C] (Clear), [*].
3) This displays the Simulation Main Number Entry screen (which
means that the system is waiting for user input).
1. Adjustment Item List
Job numberAdjustment Item ListSimulation
1Print off-center adjustment50-10
2Resist amount adjustment51-2
3Print leading edge adjustment50-5
2. Detailed Procedures
1Print off-center adjustment
1) Run SIM50-10 using the keypad on the main unit.
The following screen appears:
SIMULATION NO.50-10
TEST
PAPER CENTER OFFSET SETUP
100
:
[64 - 140]
A:100
B: 50
C: 50CS1
D: 50CS
BK-MAG
;
MTF
;
;
;2
EXECUTE
2) This screen allows you to configure the print off-center adjustment value for each paper feed tray.
<Detailed Description>
ItemDisplayDescription
E CS3Print off-center adjustment value
(tray 3)
F CS4Print off-center adjustment value
(tray 4)
Setting
range
1 to 9950
1 to 9950
3) On the touch panel, press [↓] to select "E: 50 : CS3" or "F:
50 : CS4."
4) Enter the desired adjustment value through the numeric keypad.
(This value, which defaults to 50, can be adjusted within the
range of 1 to 99).
• Reducing the adjustment value by 1 causes the main scan/
print position to shift by 0.1 mm toward the rear.
• Increasing the adjustment value by 1 causes the main scan/
print position to shift by 0.1 mm toward the front.
5) After entering the adjustment value, press the [EXECUTE] key
on the touch panel to start printing and save the setting.
0
CLOSE
OK
Default
6) Check that the adjustment pattern image is printed in the cor-
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rect position.
Measure the dimensions of the void areas on the front- and
rear-frame sides of the adjustment pattern image, and make
sure that the following conditions are met:
A
+
A-B = 0 3.0mm
-
B
No adjustment is needed if A - B = 0 ±3.0 mm.
If the above condition is not met, do the following:
7) Change the adjustment value.
(Enter a new adjustment value and press the [OK] key).
Changing the adjustment value by 1 shifts the position by
approximately 0.1 mm.
Repeat steps 4) to 6) until the condition shown in step 6) is satisfied.
8) After you have completed the adjustment, exit from Simulation
mode by pressing the [CA] key.
2Resist amount adjustment
1) Run SIM51-2 using the keypad on the main unit.
The following screen appears.
This screen allows you to configure the resist amount adjustment value for each paper feed tray.
2) On the touch panel, press the [↓] to select "O: 50 : DESK (S)"
or "P: 50 : DESK (L)."
3) Enter the desired adjustment value through the numeric keypad.
(This value, which defaults to 50, can be adjusted within the
range of 1 to 99).
Increasing the adjustment value by 1 causes the resist amount
to increase by 1 msec.
4) After entering the adjustment value, press the [OK] key on the
touch panel to save the setting.
5) After you have completed the adjustment, exit from Simulation
mode by pressing the [CA] key.
CLOSE
Setting
range
1 to 9950
1 to 9950
Default
OK
MX-DEX1/DEX2 ADJUSTMENT 8 – 1
3Print leading edge adjustment
1) Run SIM50-5 using the keypad on the main unit.
The following screen appears.
SIMULATION NO.50-05
TEST
LEAD EDGE ADJUSTMENT VALUE(PRINTER)
A:
30
1-99
A:30
B:20
C:20
D:1
DEN-C
DEN-B
FRONT/REAR
MULTI COUNT
CLOSE
3) Select "E: PAPER" and choose the desired paper feed location
(in this example, CS3 and CS4).
4) Check that the adjustment pattern image is printed in the correct position. Measure the dimensions of the void areas on the
left- and right-frame sides of the adjustment pattern image,
and make sure that the following conditions are met: A=4.0
0
±2.0 mm B=4.0 ±2.0 mm. If this conditions are met, no adjustment is needed.
If the above conditions are not satisfied, proceed to steps 5)
and 6).
A
EXECUTE
OK
2) Press the [EXECUTE] button to highlight it.
The main unit starts printing an adjustment pattern image
using the currently configured values.
Upon completion, the [EXECUTE] button becomes unhighlighted.
* To save the currently configured settings into the EEPROM
and RAM, press any of the following: [↑] or [↓] button, [OK]
button, [EXECUTE] button, [Color] or [Monochrome] key.
* At any time during printing, you can suspend the test print by
pressing any of the following: the [C] key, [CA] key, [SYSTEM SETTING] key, and [EXECUTE] button.
* After being stopped from printing, the main unit resumes the
self-print test when it becomes ready.
5) Change the adjustment values for adjustment items A (DENC) and B (DEN-B).
* Reducing the adjustment value for item A (DEN-C) by 1
causes the print start point relative to the paper transport
direction to shift toward the paper leading edge by 0.1 mm.
* Reducing the adjustment value for item B (DEN-B) by 1
causes the sub-scan-directional print range, relative to the
paper transport direction, to decrease by 0.1 mm.
6) Repeat steps 2) to 5) until the conditions shown in step 4) are
satisfied.
1 to 9930This adjustment value is intended to adjust the print leading edge for the printer.
Reducing the adjustment value for item A (DEN-C) by 1 causes the print start point
relative to the paper transport direction to shift toward the leading edge by 0.1 mm.
1 to 9930This adjust value controls how much void will be created at the trailing edge of the
paper. Reducing the adjustment value for item B (DEN-B) by 1 causes the sub-scandirectional print range, relative to the paper transport direction, to decrease by 0.1
mm.
A = 4.0 2.0mm
B = 4.0 2.0mm
B
+
+
-
MX-DEX1/DEX2 ADJUSTMENT 8 – 2
CLOSE
1/1
SIMULATION NO.04-05
TEST
DESK/LCC SYNCRONIZING SIGNAL CHECK
DTRC
LTRC
DTRC OFF
LTRC OFF
0
[9]SELF-DIAGNOSIS AND
TROUBLE CODES
B. Load Operation Check
Service Manual
1) Run SIM 4-3 using the keypad on the main unit. The following
screen appears:
1. Simulations
A. Sensor Check
1) When you run SIM 4-2 using the keypad on the main unit, the
following screen appears and you can monitor changes in sensor status.
SIMULATION NO.04-02
TEST
DESK/LCC SENSORCHECK
DCS I1DPFD1
DCSPD1DCSS11
DCSS14
DPFD2
DCSS21DCSS22
* When a sensor turns ON, the corresponding sensor name is
highlighted.
* The [↑] button can be used to move to the previous page.
This button is, however, enabled only when there is one or
more pages that precede the current page. When there is
no page that precedes the current page, this button is disabled and grayed out. The [↓] button can be used to move
to the next page. This button is, however, enabled only when
there is one or more pages that follow the current page.
When there is no page that follows the current page, this
button is disabled and grayed out.
* You can exit from SIM mode by pressing the [CA] key.
* You can return to the SUB number entry screen by pressing
2) Select one or more loads you want to operate (in this example,
[DPFM]). When you select the button that corresponds to a
load, the button is highlighted. The button is unhighlighted
when you press it again.
3) Press the [EXECUTE] button to operate the selected load(s).
While the load or loads are operating, the [EXECUTE] button
is highlighted.
* Alternatively, you can press the [EXECUTE] button without
selecting any load; in this case, the [EXECUTE] button is
highlighted to indicate that you are in Execute mode. When,
in this mode, you press the button that corresponds to a load
you want to operate, the load immediately starts operating.
* While one or more loads are operating, you can stop the
operation or add another load.
* Pressing the [EXECUTE] button stops the currently operat-
ing load(s); the [EXECUTE] button then becomes unhighlighted.
* You can return to the SUB number entry screen by pressing
the [SYSTEM SETTING] key.
* You can exit from SIM mode by pressing the [CA] key.
<Desk load items>
Displayed name Description
DPFM Desk main motor
DLUM1 Desk 1 lift-up motor
DPUC1 Desk 1 paper feed clutch
DLUM2 Desk 2 lift-up motor
DPUC2 Desk 2 paper feed clutch
DTRC Desk transport clutch
C. Synchronizing Signal Check
1) Run SIM 4-5 using the keypad on the main unit.
The following screen appears (initially, both DTRC and LTRC
are OFF):
2) Select [LTRC] and press the button.
The system starts checking the "turn ON" behavior, and displays the result of the check (the indicator changes to "ON" if
normal, or remains "OFF" if abnormal).
3) Select [LTRC] (now highlighted) and press the button.
The system starts checking the "turn OFF" behavior, and displays the result of the check (the indicator changes to "OFF" if
normal, or remains "ON" if abnormal).
* You can exit from SIM mode by pressing the [CA] key.
* You can return to the SUB number entry screen by pressing the
[SYSTEM SETTING] key.
MX-DEX1/DEX2 SELF-DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLE CODES 9 – 1
<Button Description>
Repair
Monitor machine function
Detect and analyze trouble
Trouble/warning
Trouble/warning
Stop the machine
Identify the cause
Cancel self-diagnosis
message using "diag"
(test command), etc.
Standby
Consumable part
life expired?
Replace or refill the
consumable part
Recovery
Display the trouble
description
Trouble
Trouble
Warning
Warning
YES
NO
Button Description
DTRC Desk transport clutch
2. Self-diagnosis
When a trouble condition occurs in the machine or when there is a
consumable part whose life is nearly or already expired, the
machine's self-diagnosis program detects and analyzes the condition and issues the appropriate notification on the display panel so
that the user and the serviceperson can take the suitable action. In
the case of a trouble condition (rather than the expiration of a part's
life), the self-diagnosis program not only issues the appropriate
notification but also stops the machine to minimize damage.
A. Functions and Objectives
1) Ensures safety by stopping the machine as soon as a trouble
condition is detected.
2) Minimizes damage to the machine by stopping the machine as
soon as a trouble condition is detected.
3) Displays the description of the trouble condition so that the
user or serviceperson can quickly and accurately identify the
source of the trouble. This helps the serviceperson to perform
repair work most effectively and efficiently.
4) Issues an alarm when there is a consumable part whose life is
nearly expired so that the user can order the consumable part
before its life is actually expired. This helps prevent machine
outage due to the absence of a consumable part.
B. Types of Self-diagnosis Messages
Self-diagnosis messages can be classified into the following types:
Classification 1UserThis type includes user-recoverable
Classification 2WarningThis type includes those messages that
trouble or warning conditions (such as
paper jam or consumable part life
ServiceThis type includes serviceperson-
Miscellaneous—
TroubleThis type includes those messages that
Miscellaneous—
expiration).
recoverable trouble or warning
conditions (such as motor trouble or
maintenance).
are primarily intended to warn the user
and not directly related with machine
trouble (such as a warning message
issued when there is a consumable part
whose life is nearly expired).
are directly related with machine trouble
and issued at the same time as machine
stoppage.
C. How Self-diagnosis Works
(1) Self-diagnosis and Troubleshooting Workflow
The self-diagnosis program built in the machine is always the monitoring machine function.
When the self-diagnosis program detects a trouble condition, it
stops the machine and displays the appropriate trouble message.
Typically, warning messages are displayed when there is a consumable part whose life is nearly or already expired.
Some warning messages are displayed without machine stoppage,
while other warning messages are displayed at the same time as
machine stoppage.
Trouble and warning messages are displayed on the LCD with one
or more specific indicator lamps lit or flashing.
Some trouble messages are automatically cleared upon recovery
from the trouble, while other trouble messages must be cleared
using the corresponding SIM.
Also, some of warning messages associated with consumable
parts are automatically cleared upon replacement or refill of the
consumable part, while other messages must be cleared using the
corresponding SIM.
MX-DEX1/DEX2 SELF-DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLE CODES 9 – 2
3. Trouble Code List
Main
code
Sub
code
U600Desk communication troubleDeskDesk communication is made. Turn OFF and back ON the power.
01Desk tray 1 lift-up motor troubleDeskTray is being lifted.Check connections, etc.
02Desk tray 2 lift-up motor troubleDeskTray is being lifted.Check connections, etc.
10Desk transport motor troubleDeskPaper is fed.Check connections, etc.
50Desk incompatibility troubleDeskThe power is turned ON.Check connections, etc.
DescriptionSectionCan occur when
Solution
4. Trouble Code Details
U6-00Desk communication trouble
ContentDesk communication trouble
Description Communication error with the desk; communication line test
Case 1CauseDefective connection or disconnection of
Case 2CauseDesk control PWB failure
Case 3CauseMalfunction caused by electrical noise
error after turning on the power or canceling an exclusive
SIM.
Check and
Remedy
Check and
Remedy
Check and
Remedy
connector and harness
Check the connector and the harness in the
communication line. Connect the connector
properly.
Replace the harness.
Control PWB (PCU) failure
Replace the desk control PWB. Replace the
control PWB (PCU).
Cancel by turning OFF/ON the power.
U6-01Desk tray 1 lift-up motor trouble
ContentDesk tray 1 lift-up motor trouble
Description Desk tray 1 lift-up operation failure
Case 1CauseDefective connection or disconnection of
Check and
Remedy
Case 2CauseMotor lock, motor rpm abnormality, motor
Check and
Remedy
Case 3CauseDesk control PWB failure, desk tray 1 lift motor
Check and
Remedy
connector and harness
Check the connectors and the harnesses of
the desk control PWB, lift motor line, and paper
feed unit line.
Connect the connector properly. Replace the
harness.
overcurrent, intrusion of foreign material
Use SIM 4-3 to select DLUM1 and check the
operation of the single unit. Check for intrusion
of any foreign material in the drive system.
failure, DLUD1 sensor failure.
Replace the desk control PWB, desk tray 1 lift
motor, or DLUD1 sensor.
U6-02Desk tray 2 lift-up motor trouble
ContentDesk tray 2 lift-up motor trouble
Description Desk tray 2 lift-up operation failure
Case 1CauseDefective connection or disconnection of
Check and
Remedy
Case 2CauseMotor lock, motor rpm abnormality, motor
Check and
Remedy
Case 3CauseDesk control PWB failure, desk tray 2 lift motor
Check and
Remedy
connector and harness
Check the connectors and the harnesses of
the desk control PWB, lift motor line, and
paper feed unit line.
Connect the connector properly. Replace the
harness.
overcurrent, intrusion of foreign material
Use SIM 4-3 to select DLUM2 and check the
operation of the single unit. Check for
intrusion of any foreign material in the drive
system.
failure, DLUD2 sensor failure
Replace the desk control PWB, desk tray 2 lift
motor, or DLUD2 sensor.
U6-10Desk transport motor trouble
ContentDesk transport motor trouble
Description Desk transport motor operation failure
Case 1CauseDefective connection or disconnection of
Check and
Remedy
Case 2CauseMotor lock, motor rpm abnormality, motor
Check and
Remedy
Case 3CauseDesk control PWB failure, transport motor
Check and
Remedy
connector and harness
Check the connector and the harness in the
motor line.
Connect the connector properly. Replace the
harness.
overcurrent, intrusion of foreign material
Use SIM 4-3 to select DPFM and check the
operation of the single unit. Check for
intrusion of any foreign material in the drive
system.
failure
Replace the desk control PWB or the transport
motor.
U6-50Desk incompatibility trouble
Remarks
ContentDesk incompatibility trouble
Description User attempted to connect a desk incompatible with MX-
Case 1CauseUser attempted to connect an MX-DEX1/
DEX1/DEX2.
Check and
Remedy
DEX2-incompatible desk such as MX-DEX3/
DEX4.
Connect MX-DEX1/DEX2.
MX-DEX1/DEX2 SELF-DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLE CODES 9 – 3
[10] ELECTRICAL SECTION
Service Manual
1. Electronic/Mechanical Parts Relationship Diagram
DPED1
DPED2
DLUD2
DLUD1
DSW_DSK
DPFD1
PLS-PWB1
DCSPD1
DPFD2
PLS-PWB2
DCSPD2
DPFM
DPUC1
DPUC2
DTRC
/DPFM-CLK
DPFM-T
/DPFM-EN
GND
+24V
+5V
DCSPD1
GND
+5V
DSW_DSK
GND
+5V
DPFD1
GND
+5V
DPED1
GND
+5V
DLUD1
GND
GND
DCSPD2
+5V
+5V
DPFD2
GND
DPED2
+5V
DLUD2
DCSI1
GND
DCSS11
DCSS12
DCSS13
DCSS14
DCSI2
GND
DCSS21
DCSS22
DCSS23
DCSS24
DLUM2
GND
DLUM1
GND
03CK-6H-P
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
06KR-6H-P
06KR-6H-P
DLUM1
DLUM2
02CK-6H-P
05CK-6H-P
02CK-6H-P
3
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
1
1
2
3
3
2
1
3+5V
2
1GND
3
2
1GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
2
1
5
4
3
2
1
2
1
BU02P-TR-P-H
211
2
PHNR-02-H
02CK-6H-P
BU02P-TR-P-H
2
1
PHNR-02-H2102CK-6H-P
BU02P-TR-P-H
21
2
1
PHNR-02-H
02CK-6H-P
PHNR-12-H
PHNR-09-H
BU12P-TR-P-H
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
12CK-6H-P
BU09P-TR-P-H
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
09CK-6H-P
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
DESK CONTROL
PWB
CN-J
1
+24V_CL
2
/DPUC2
3
DLUM2
4
GND
B4B-PH-K-S
CN-I
1
+24V_CL
2
/DTRC
/DPFM-CLK
3
DPFM-T
4
5
/DPFM-EN
6
GND
+24V
7
8
+24V_CL
9
/DPUC1
DLUM1
10
11
GND
B11B-PH-K-S
CN-H
1
+5V
2
DCSPD1
3
GND
B3B-PH-K-S
CN-G
1
+5V
2
DSW_DSK
3
GND
4
+5V
5
DPFD1
6
GND
7
+5V
8
DPED1
9
GND
10
+5V
11
DLUD1
12
GND
B12B-PH-K-S
CN-E
GND
7
DCSPD2
6
+5V
5
DPWD21
4
DPWD22
3
GND
2
+5V
1
B7B-PH-K-S
CN-D
1
+5V
2
DPFD2
3
GND
4
+5V
5
DPED2
6
GND
7
+5V
8
DLUD2
9
GND
B9B-PH-K-S
CN-B
6
DCSI1
5
GND
4
DCSS11
3
DCSS12
2
DCSS13
1
DCSS14
B6B-PH-K-S
CN-C
7
N.C.
6
DCSI2
5
GND
4
DCSS21
3
DCSS22
2
DCSS23
1
DCSS24
B7B-PH-K-S
MX-DEX1/DEX2 ELECTRICAL SECTION 10 – 1
2. Block Diagram
Desk main motor
Desk transport clutch
Desk 1 paper feed clutch
+24V
+24V
+24V
DTRC
DPFM
DPUC1
Desk 2 paper feed clutch
+24V
DPUC2
Desk lift-up motor
+24V
DLUM1
+24V
DLUM2
Desk 1 attachment sensor
DCSI1
Desk 1 rear edge switch 1
Desk 1 rear edge switch 2
DCSS11
Desk 1 rear edge switch 3
DCSS12
Desk 1 rear edge switch 4
DCSS13
DCSS14
Desk 2 attachment sensor
DCSI2
Desk 2 rear edge switch 1
Desk 2 rear edge switch 2
DCSS22
DCSS21
Desk 2 rear edge switch 3
DCSS23
Desk 2 rear edge switch 4
DCSS24
Desk 1 paper level sensor
+5V
DCSPD1
Desk 2 paper level sensor
Right door open/close
+5V
DCSPD2
sensor
Desk 1 transport sensor
+5V
+5V
DPFD1
DSW_DSK
Desk 1 paper presence
sensor
+5V
DPED1
Desk 1 upper limit sensor
+5V
DLUD1
Desk 2 transport sensor
+5V
DPFD2
Desk 2 paper presence
sensor
+5V
DPED2
Desk 2 upper limit sensor
+5V
DLUD2
/DPFM-EN
/DPFM-CLK
Output buffer
DPFM-T
(TD62003AP)
Transistor array
Lift motor
drive circuit
Lift motor
drive circuit
Desk 1
PWB unit
Size detection
GND
GND
Desk 2
PWB unit
Size detection
circuit
Sensor input
CPU
(H8/3684HV)
DESK CONTROL PWB
MX-DEX1/DEX2
Xtal(7.37MHz)
/RXD-DSK
Output buffer
Input buffer
/TXD-DSK
/DSR-DSK
Output buffer
Input buffer
/DTR-DSK
RES-DSK
+5V
+24V
Input buffer
Input buffer
/TRC-DSK
3
Ground
DH heater
AC L
AC N
MX-2300/2700
MX-DEX1/DEX2 ELECTRICAL SECTION 10 – 2
On-board
write circuit
3. Wiring Diagram
3
2
1
ELR-03V(RED)200V---
1
3
2
CN-L
TXD_2
CN-K
1
1
2
/TXD-DESK
RES-DESK
GND
2
B2B-PH-K-S
4
3116
GND
GND
5
+5V
+5V
+24V_CL
CN-J
8
9
7
P85
/RES-DESK
/NMI
/DPUC2
GND
DLUM2
4
321
ELP-03VELR-03V
ACNAC L
F.G.
100V---12
HEATER PWB
10
TXD-DESK
P86
P87
B4B-PH-K-S
ELP-03V
(RED)
13
14
RXD-DESK
N.C
B14B-PHDSS-B
+24V_CL
CN-I
1
CN-A
/DTRC
/DPFM-CLK
2
N.C.
DPFM-T
9
10
11
11
4
3
RES-DSK8/TRC-DSK
GND
+24V
/DPFM-EN
795
6
76348
7103
8
6
5
/DSR-DSK
/DPUC1
+24V_CL
843
692
792
/TXD-DSK
/RXD-DSK1/DTR-DSK
DLUM1
10
M1-PASTEL PCU PWB
4
5
10
GND
GND
+5V
GND
11
B11B-PH-K-S
11
GND
125
SMP-11V-NC
1
SMR-11V-N
12
B12B-PASK
+24V
+5V
CN-H
1
DCSPD1
GND
2
3
M1-PASTEL main unit
B3B-PH-K-S
+5V
1
CN-G
GND
DSW_DSK
2
DESK CONTROL PWB
+5V
DPFD1
DCSI1
CN-B
6
DCSI1
Desk 1 rear edge switch
PLS-PWB1
DCSS14
DCSS13
DCSS12
DCSS11
GND
45126
3
06KR-6H-P
2
1
5
B6B-PH-K-S
DCSS143DCSS124DCSS13
GND
DCSS11
[FOR 2CS ONLY]
CN-C
Desk 2 rear edge switch
DCSS233DCSS24
DCSS21
DCSI2
162 GND
4 DCSS22
5
3
6DCSI221DCSS24
5GND
N.C7DCSS23
DCSS22
DCSS214
PLS-PWB2
06KR-6H-P
B7B-PH-K-S
1
1
2
2
ELP-02V100V---
ELR-02V
Ground
200V--- ELP-02V(RED) ELR-02V(RED)
Heater
DH
DPWD12
GND
+5V
GND
DCSPD2
+5V
GND
DPWD22
DPWD21
CN-E
+5V
216
5
473
B7B-PH-K-S
+5V
GND
DLUD1
+5V
GND
DPED1
GND
12810
65911473
B12B-PH-K-S
DPWD11
CN-F
234
1
B4B-PH-K-S
+5V
CN-D
1
DPFD2
2
GND
GND
+5V
GND
DLUD2
+5V
DPED2
956
8
374
B9B-PH-K-S
[FOR 2CS ONLY]
1
2
02CK-6H-P
2
1
BU02P-TR-P-H
PHNR-02-H
DPUC2
Desk 2 paper feed clutch
2
DLUM2
1
02CK-6H-P
GND
DLUM2
Desk 2 lift-up motor
BU02P-TR-P-H
LIFT UP UNIT
21
1
2
DTRC
Desk transport clutch
02CK-6H-P
PHNR-02-H
/DPFM-CLK
DPFM-T
DPFM
12345
/DPFM-EN
GND
+24V
Desk 1 main motor
2
10
3
421
587
21
BU02P-TR-P-H
05CK-6H-P
1
2
DPUC1
Desk 1 paper feed clutch
02CK-6H-P
PHNR-02-H
2
DLUM1
1
GND
DLUM1
Desk 1 lift-up motor
02CK-6H-P
LIFT UP UNIT
+5V3
1GND
2
DCSPD1
DCSPD1
Desk 1 paper level sensor
03CK-6H-P
12119
1
368576
BU12P-TR-P-H
1
3
DSW_DSK
+5V2GND
DSW_DSK
1CS PAPER FEEDING UNIT
4
PHNR-3-H
Right door open/close sensor
12CK-6H-P
10119
12
PHNR-12-H
3
1
1
2
1
GND
PHNR-3-H
Desk 1 transport sensor
3
2
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
DPED1
+5V
+5V
GND
DLUD1
GND
DLUD1
DPED1
Desk 1 paper presence sensor
Desk 1 upper limit sensor
3
2
+5V
DPFD1
DPFD1
MX-DEX1/DEX2 ELECTRICAL SECTION 10 – 3
[FOR 2CS ONLY]
132
GND
DCSPD2
DCSPS2
Desk 2 paper level sensor
68578
4
3
2
9
1
BU09P-TR-P-H
+5V
3
+5V
2CS PAPER FEEDING UNIT
2
2
DPFD2
DPFD2
3
1
GND
516
4
PHNR-3-H
Desk 2 transport sensor
09CK-6H-P
7
9
PHNR-09-H
1GND
2
1GND
3
2
3
PHNR-3-H
PHNR-3-H
+5V
DPED2
+5V
DLUD2
DLUD2
DPED2
Desk 2 upper limit sensor
Desk 2 paper presence sensor
DESK
[11] OTHER
Service Manual
1. Note for installation of the heater in a certain destination
When the heater is installed in Argentine, Philippines, Saudi Arabia (127V only), it does not complies with the safety standards (UL/CE) due to
voltage variation. Therefore, the following work must be performed for the indication label.
When installing the heater in one of the target destinations, be sure to attach the "Blind label" to the nameplate of the safety standards to seal
the safety standard mark.
For Philippines, For Argentine
STAND/1x500 SHEET PAPER DRAWER
MX-DEX1
SER.NO.
SHARP CORPORATION
MADE IN CHINA
FABRIQUÉ EN CHINE
C
ACCESSORY
U
L
PE
US LISTED
I.T.E.
E145607
(N
SHARP CORPORATION
For Saudi Arabia of 127V
STAND/1x500 SHEET PAPER DRAWER
MESA / CAJON DE PAPEL DE 500 HOJAS
MX-DEX1
SER.NO.
O
DE SERIE)
MADE IN CHINA
FABRIQUÉ EN CHINE
FABRICADO EN CHINA
Blind label (TLABZ5166FCZZ)
* When the heater is not installed even in a target destination, there is no problem on the safety standards.
* For the other destinations, there is no need to perform this work.
Rank A : Maintenance parts, and consumable parts which are not included in but closely related to maintenance parts
Rank B : Performance/function parts (sensors, clutches, and other electrical parts), consumable parts
Rank E : Unit parts including PWB
Rank D : Preparation parts (External fitting, packing, parts packed together)
Rank C : Parts other than the above (excluding sub components of PWB)
Because parts marked with "!" is indispensable for the machine safety maintenance and operation, it must be replaced with
the parts specific to the product specification.
F Other than this Parts Guide, please refer to documents Service Manual(including Circuit Diagram)of this model.
F Please use the 13 digit code described in the right hand corner of front cover of the document, when you place an order.
F For U.S. only-Use order codes provided in advertising literature. Do not order from parts department.
Screw(4×8)S タイトバインドビス
2CS desk right lower cabinet2 段デスク右下キャビネット
CTO screw capCTO ビスキャップ
Desk right door fulcrum holder Rデスク右ドア支点ホルダー R
2CS desk right front cabinet2 段デスク右前キャビネット
Desk front cover Rデスク前カバー R
Desk right door fulcrum holder Fデスク右ドア支点ホルダー F
Screw(4×10)P タイトバインドビス
2CS desk front lower cabinet2 段デスク前下キャビネット
1CS tray cover[MXDEX1] 1 段カセットカバー
Desk U turn PG 1デスク U ターン PG1
PF upper PG 2給紙下 PG2
Screw(4×10)P タイトバインドビス
Separate roller torque limiter分離ローラートルクリミッター
Separate shaft分離軸
Separate release plate分離圧解板
Multi separate release springマルチ分離圧解スプリング
Screw(4×8)S タイトバインドビス
PF lower PG reinforce plate給紙下 PG 補強板
Separate pressure spring分離圧接スプリング
E type ring(E5)E リング
PF separate roller給紙分離ローラー
Screw(4×8)S タイトバインドビス
PG fixing plate可動 PG 取付板
Desk U turn PG springデスク U ターン PG スプリング
Transport earth plate搬送アース板
Mirror bearing Nミラー軸受 N
Transport roller 2搬送ローラー 2
Pulley(22P)プーリー
Paper feed transport belt給紙搬送ベルト
Pin(2-10)平行ピン
E type ring(E5)E リング
Screw(3×8)P タイトバインドビス
Screw(4×14)S タイトバインドビス
PF lower transport PG給紙下搬送 PG
PART
RANK
Paper feed 22T gear給紙 22T ギヤ
Paper feed drive arm給紙駆動アーム
PF 24T boss給紙 24T ボス
Paper feed 24T gear給紙 24T ギヤ
Paper feed collar給紙可動カラー
Screw(4×8)小ネジバインド
Drive arm spring駆動アームスプリング
E type ring(E5)E リング
PF upper PG reinforce plate給紙上 PG 補強板
Screw(4×10)P タイトバインドビス
Paper feed harness[MXDEX1] 給紙ハーネス
Paper feed harness[MXDEX2] 給紙ハーネス
Washerポリワッシャ
Screw(3×8)P タイトバインドビス
Multi sensor fixing plateマルチセンサー取付板
Photo sensor(GP1A71L)フォトセンサー
Pick up release lever呼込解除レバー
Pick up release lever spring呼込圧解レバースプリング
Mirror bearing Nミラー軸受 N
Pin(2-10)平行ピン
Gear(20T-P)ギヤ
Pulley(22P)プーリー
Screw(4×8)S タイトバインドビス
Paper feed R frame[MXDEX1] 給紙 R フレーム
Paper feed R frame[MXDEX2] 給紙 R フレーム
PF upper PG 2給紙上 PG2
PE actuatorPE アクチェーター
Sensor holderセンサーホルダー
PS front 2 sensor actuatorPS 前 2 センサーアクチェーター
E type ring(E4)E リング
Pick up holder呼込ホルダー
PS front 2 actuator springPS 前 2 アクチェタースプリング
Follower roller従動ローラー
Paper feed shaft給紙軸
PF separate roller給紙分離ローラー
Pick up roller呼込ローラー
Multi separate couplingマルチ分離カップリング
Belt(57MXL3.2)ベルト
PF roller pulley給紙ローラープーリー
Pick up shaft呼込軸
Pick up roller pulley呼込ローラープーリー
Paper feed F frame給紙 F フレーム
Paper feed PG-F給紙 PG-F
Paper feed sub PG給紙補助 PG
Paper feed PG reinforce plate給紙 PG 補強板
Screw(4×6)[MXDEX1] 偏平 S タイトビス
Screw(4×8)[MXDEX2] S タイトバインドビス
Pick pressure springピック加圧スプリング
Desk right door PGデスク右ドア PG
Screw(4×12)P タイトバインドビス
Right door lock[MXDEX1] 右ドア加圧ロック
Right door presure spring[MXDEX1] 右ドア加圧スプリング
Right door molt右ドアモルト
Washer[MXDEX1] ワッシャ
Screw(3×6)カップビス
Desk left door lock pawlデスク左ドアロック爪
Right door lock spring右ドアロックスプリング F
Right door lock SP arm右ドアロック SP アーム
Right door lock shaft holder右ドアロック軸ホルダー
Desk right door lock shaftデスク右ドアロック軸
Desk right door release leverデスク右ドア解除レバー
Transfer follower roller[MXDEX2] 搬送従動ローラー
Right door follow shaft[MXDEX2] 右ドア従動シャフト
Right door follow spring[MXDEX2] 右ドア従動スプリング
Right door SP holder[MXDEX2] 右ドア従動 SP ホルダー
Desk right doorデスク右ドア
Stopperストッパー
6- 7 BB GN NB
8- 32 BP LPNC
6- 29 BA FXNC
6- 39 BH HC NC
6- 38 BG GTNC
4- 24 AE DJNC
4- 24 AV FGNC
8- 33 CA TRNC
8- 6 AN EQE
3- 6 AU EZNE
9- 3 AY FQNC
7- 7 AT EZNC
7- 10 AS EZNC
8- 45 AP EQ NC
8- 48 AW FGNC
8- 43 AH DX NC
8- 44 AZ FXNC
6- 40 AU EZNC
6- 40 AV FGNC
8- 46 AT EZNC
4- 11 AH DX NC
4- 11 AH DX NC
1- 8 AY FQND
1- 5 BA FXND
1- 12 BB FXND
2- 34 BA FXND
2- 35 AH DX ND
1- 14 BK HG ND
8- 14 BA FXND
9- 4 AT EZND
5- 19 BH GX ND
8- 16 AS EQ NC
2- 32 AU FG NC
8- 3 AR EQ NC
4- 3 AP EQNC
8- 15 AN EGC
4- 43 AE DSNC
6- 5 AA DDC
9- 8 AB DJC
8- 27 AE DJC
8- 4 AX FGC
8- 5 AG DXC
2- 29 AC DJNC
4- 32 AS EQ NC
1- 7 AC DJNC
1- 10 AC DJNC
4- 27 AC DJNC
5- 18 AG DXNC
5- 11 AC DJNC
3- 26 AA DDC
4- 20 AA DDC
6- 12 AA DDC
8- 28 AQ EQC
2- 1 AS EQNC
2- 10 AB DJNC
4- 9 AN EQ NC
3- 12 AH DX NC
3- 18 AC DJNC
8- 37 AT EZNC
8- 38 BC GDNC
8- 1 AG DS NC
7- 1 BA FXNC
7- 5 AZ FQNC
4- 46 AS EQ NC
8- 23 AD DJNC
4- 14 AF DSC
8- 18 AP EQC
9- 17 AP EQC
2- 4 AL EBNC
2- 27 AQ EQNC
2- 3 AF DSNC
2- 33 AE DSNC
2- 7 AD DJNC
3- 9 AC DJNC
8- 41 AL EBNC
8- 20 AN EG NC
5- 20 AE DSC
8- 39 AX FGNC
7- 3 AR EQ NC
8- 40 AX FGNC
8- 8 BA FXNC
7- 12 AD DJNC
2- 23 AB DDC
8- 24 AC DDC
8- 42 AC DDC
4- 47 AD DD NC
8- 2 AE DSNC
2- 21 AD DJC
5- 7 AA DDNC
6- 23 AA DDC
7- 8 AB DDC
4- 12 AA DDC
2- 22 AG DXNC
4- 2 AF DSNC
5- 10 AC DJNC
2- 14 AC DJNC
4- 16 AD DJNC
4- 26 AC DJNC
4- 28 AC DJNC
5- 14 AP EQNC
8- 7 AC DJNC
5- 3 AH DXNC
8- 47 AC DJC
6- 8 AC DJC
3- 13 AC DJNC
2- 12 AC DJC
5- 4 AF DSNC
5- 17 AD DJNC
4- 7 AE DJNC
2- 20 AF DSC
2- 15 AB DJC
4- 33 AB DJNC
3- 19 AE DJNC
5- 9 AE DJNC
3- 10 AD DJC
4- 17 AC DJNC
4- 48 AC DJNC
4- 39 AE DJB
6- 13 AK DXNB
3- 24 AT EZNB
6- 4 AC DDC
6- 25 AC DJC
3- 21 AC DJC
4- 18 AC DJC
2- 16 AC DJNC
4- 38 AT EZC
6- 9 AH DXC
6- 36 AG DSC
2- 11 AC DJNC
6- 34 AC DJNC
6- 19 AD DJNC
4- 1 AF DSNC
4- 4 AC DJNC
4- 21 AD DJNC
6- 35 AC DJNC
6- 22 AD DJNC
6- 37 AL EBNC
4- 42 AC DJC
4- 40 AL EBC
6- 11 AK DXC
3- 23 AR EQ NC
4- 22 AR EQ NC
4- 34 AG DXC
5- 15 AA DJNC
3- 16 AN DXB
4- 36 AN DXB
4- 37 AN DXB
3- 22 AT EZNB
8- 19 AS EQNC
9- 16 AS EQNC
4- 35 BT MW NC
4- 41 AR EQ NC
5- 16 AG DXNC
6- 18 AW FGNC
6- 33 AY FQNC
6- 30 BA FXNC
6- 14 AY FQNC
5- 12 BC GJNC
1- 6 AC DJNC
3- 5 AP EQNB
6- 17 BA FXNB
6- 31 BA FXNB
4- 5 AC DJNC
8- 21 AE DSNC
1- 9 AY FQND
8- 13 AD DJND
3- 30 AL EBNC
4- 44 AH DX NC
5- 1 BN HVNC
4- 25 AT EZNC
3- 2 AN EQ NC
4- 45 AW FGNC
3- 1 BA FXNC
8- 17 AR EQC
9- 19 AR EQC
5- 5 AD DJNC
8- 36 AW FGNC
8- 22 AX FGNC
8- 26 AL EBC
2- 8 AD DJNC
2- 13 AC DJNC
6- 28 AF DSNC
2- 2 AD DJNC
2- 36 AE DSNC
5- 8 AE DSC
2- 9 AA DJNC
3- 20 AC DJNC
6- 1 BP LPNB
9- 9 AA DDD
9- 13 BD GNND
9- 10 AZ FQND
9- 14 BB GD ND
9- 11 AZ FQND
9- 15 BM HRND
9- 6 AF DSD
9- 7 AB DJD
2- 31 AD DJND
2- 31 AD DJND
8- 30 AC DJD
4- 15 AG DSB
8- 12 AG DSB
7- 6 AA DDC
4- 6 AA DDC
7- 9 AA DDC
2- 6 AC DDC
3- 28 AC DDC
4- 13 AC DDC
2- 37 AA DDC
1- 11 AA DDC
3- 4 AA DDC
4- 10 AA DDC
2- 30 AA DDC
5- 2 AA DDC
9- 5 AA DDC
8- 31 AA DDC
8- 29 AC DDC
8- 34 AC DDC
6- 6 AK DXNC
1- 3 AA DDC
3- 11 AA DDC
3- 17 AA DDC
4- 23 AA DDC
4- 47 AA DDC
6- 2 AA DDC
7- 2 AA DDC
8- 9 AA DDC
9- 1 AA DDC
8- 11 AB DDC
3- 29 AB DD NC
2- 18 AA DDC
4- 30 AA DDC
6- 24 AA DDC
3- 14 AA DDC
3- 27 AA DDC
4- 8 AA DDC
6- 10 AA DDC
8- 10 AA DDC
9- 18 AA DDC
2- 17 AA DDC
6- 32 AA DDC
2- 24 AA DD NC
5- 6 AA DDNC
6- 26 AD DJC
7- 11 AC DJC
9- 2 AB DJD
NEW P/R
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Memo
Memo
Memo
LEAD-FREE SOLDER
The PWB’s of this model employs lead-free solder. The “LF” marks indicated on the PWB’s and the Service Manual mean “Lead-Free” solder.
The alphabet following the LF mark shows the kind of lead-free solder.
Solder composition
code (Refer to the
table at the right.)
a
(1) NOTE FOR THE USE OF LEAD-FREE SOLDER THREAD
When repairing a lead-free solder PWB, use lead-free solder thread.
Never use conventional lead solder thread, which may cause a breakdown or an accident.
Since the melting point of lead-free solder thread is about 40°C higher than that of conventional lead solder thread, the use of the
exclusive-use soldering iron is recommendable.
Solder composition code
a
b
z
i
n
s
p
(2) NOTE FOR SOLDERING WORK
Since the melting point of lead-free solder is about 220°C, which is about 40°C higher than that of conventional lead solder, and its soldering
capacity is inferior to conventional one, it is apt to keep the soldering iron in contact with the PWB for longer time. This may cause land
separation or may exceed the heat-resistive temperature of components. Use enough care to separate the soldering iron from the PWB when
completion of soldering is confirmed.
Since lead-free solder includes a greater quantity of tin, the iron tip may corrode easily. Turn ON/OFF the soldering iron power frequently.
If different-kind solder remains on the soldering iron tip, it is melted together with lead-free solder. To avoid this, clean the soldering iron
tip after completion of soldering work.
If the soldering iron tip is discolored black during soldering work, clean and file the tip with steel wool or a fine filer.