Toshiba 60TH Series Manual

Also see for 2060: Manual Service handbook Operator's manual

TOSHIBA THE 60 TH SERIES ANALOG COPIERS – THE MIDDLE CLASS:2060 3560 AND 4560 MODELSOVERVIEWAs a logical progression to our series of articles, about Toshiba analog copiers, comes thecurrent and last addition. By “last” I mean that there is not particular interest in discussing the highend copiers over 50 copies per minute, because they are relatively rare and not many technicians geta chance to work on them. The next addition to the series of articles will cover the most commonand distinct defects, found in the previously discussed models, but not before we familiarizeourselves with the middle class analog copiers of the 60th series. See figure 1.These machines are namely 2060/2860 3560 and 4560 (the 2860 model has and automaticduplexing unit as standard, opposed to 2060, where it is an option). There is a variety of ad-onoptions the user can choose to attach such as: 10 and 20 bin sorters with staplers, large capacityfeeders LCF, automatic and reversing document feeders ADF and RADF and automatic duplexingunit ADU. The maintenance and troubleshooting of these options will be discussed in a separatearticle to come. In the current article the 2060 model is used as a basis, because the other modelshave generally the same structure apart from subtle differences in mechanical design, related to thehigher copying speeds and the resulting higher durability demands.These machines are the backbone of the copying industry in many countries in EasternEurope. Found in many offices and copy centers, they are tough, reliable and easy to maintain. It isnow uncommon to maintain copiers which made 2, even 3 million copies. This fact speaks of thereliability of the design of these copiers. Even more – most of the parts and systems are designed asa module, which makes it very easy for a service technician to remove, replace and service them. Ofcourse there are underwater stones. Some of the modules require special attention after a certainperiod of useful service. From my experience, the first 400 000 to 600 000 copies period passesalmost routinely. During this period the only necessary work to do is to make periodic maintenance,cleaning and a scheduled replacement of the parts from the periodic replacement checklist shown