Xerox Phaser 5400DX, Phaser 5400/B, Phaser 5400/N, Phaser 5400/DT, Phaser 5400 Technical Instructions

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Xerox Phaser 5400/B Xerox Phaser 5400/N Xerox Phaser 5400/DT Xerox Phaser 5400/DX
113R00495 Black (Standard Capacity – 20K pages)
Tools & Supplies Needed:
Supplies Required:
Padding Powder Soft Lint-Free Cloth Cotton Swabs Conductive Grease Anhydrous Isopropyl Alcohol MAGCLEANER Vacuum or dry Compressed Air.
Technical Instructions Printers OEM Info Tools 1
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Step 1
Hold the cartridge with the gear side facing you. Use a spring hook to remove the tension spring.
(See Photo 1)
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Step 2
Using the HP2600PINREMTOOL to remove the cartridge pin. Push the HP2600PINREMTOOL in the center of the pin and turn clockwise until the tool bores a hole and tightens onto the pin. When tightened on the pin, you will be able to turn the pin a ¼ turn counter clockwise. Lift the pin straight out of the hole. NOTE: The pin damages easily. Do not use excessive pressure boring the hole or pulling on the pin. (See Photo 2, 3, 4)
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Step 6
Remove PCR roller from saddle blocks. Set PCR roller aside. (See Photo 9)
Step 5
Remove the drum and set aside in a light pro­tected area.
Photo 5
Step 7
Remove the screws to the wiper blade and lift out wiper blade. Remove waste toner using a vacuum or dry, compressed air.
(See Photo 10)
Photo 7
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Step 8
Clean wiper blade with a soft dry cloth or dry, compressed air.
Apply padding powder to the blade edge and reinstall. (See Photo 11&12)
Step 9
Clean PCR saddle blocks with cotton swab and Anhydrous Isopropyl Alcohol. Clean PCR using a dry, soft, lint-free cloth.
NOTE: If needed, de-ionized water can be used to clean the PCR.
(See Photo 13&14)
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Step 3
Rotate the cartridge to the fill plug side. Repeat Step 2 to remove the cartridge pin. Separate the cartridge sections and put aside the toner unit. (See Photo 5&6)
Step 4
Remove the screws holding the metal drum axial and remove drum axial. Remove screws holding white plastic drum with contact and remove white drum axial. (See
Photo 7&8)
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Step 10
Apply conductive grease to the black PCR saddle block. Install PCR into saddle blocks.
(See Photo 15&16)
Photo 15
Step 11
Clean drum using soft dry cloth. Apply padding powder to the drum.
(See Photo 17&18)
Photo 19
Step 12
Install the drum and drum axils. Install screws for the drum axils. Rotate drum to ensure smooth operation. Remove excess padding powder using a soft dry cloth from the drum and PCR area.
(See Photo 19&20)
Step 13
Set aside the waste unit. Protect the drum from light exposure.
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Step 14
Starting on the toner unit, remove the gear side end cap.
(See Photo 21)
Step 15
Lift up on the mag roller release handle. Remove the mag roller from the cartridge. Use a vacuum or dry compressed air to remove toner.
(See Photo 22&23)
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Step 19
Remove the fill plug and clean remaining toner using a vacuum or dry compressed air.
(See Photo 28)
Step 18
Remove the doctor blade. Use a vacuum or dry compressed air to remove toner. Clean the doctor blade using a dry, soft, lint-free cloth and set aside for later.
(See Photo 26&27)
Step 20
Reinstall the doctor blade.
(See Photo 29)
Photo 26
Step 21
Reinstall gear spacer, mag roller drive gear, latch spacer, and mag roller latch onto mag roller. Install mag roller into toner unit. Lock mag roller into place by pushing the latch down until it clicks into place.
(See Photo 30&31)
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Step 16
Remove from the mag roller: the latch, latch spacer, gear spacer, and mag roller drive gear. Clean with a soft dry cloth and set aside for later.
(See Photo 24)
Step 17
Clean the mag roller using a soft, lint-free cloth and MAGCLEANER. Set aside for later.
(See Photo 25)
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Step 25
Hold the cartridge with the gear side facing you. Use a spring hook to install the tension spring into the mounting holes. (See Photo 38)
Photo 32
Step 22
Fill toner hopper with toner. Install fill plug when toner fill is complete.
(See Photo 32&33)
In October of 2001, Xerox released the Phaser 5400 laser printer. The Xerox Phaser is a 40ppm printer with a maximum monthly duty cycle of 200,000 pages.
One cartridge capacity is available, 20K pages.
XEROX PHASER 5400
Step 23
Step 23: Remove the cartridge chip located on the toner unit fill plug. Install new chip.
(See Photo 34&35)
Step 24
Join the toner and waste unit together. Ensure that the toner unit spring is in the alignment hole of the waste unit. Install the cartridge pins into the cartridge. Align the pin tabs to the slots in the cartridge. Use a small blade screw driver to turn the pin to the lock posi­tion (¼ turn). (See Photo 36&37)
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