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Brand: Canon | Category: Copier
Table of contents
  1. service information
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. general description
  11. a. type
  12. c. functions
  13. d. others
  14. e. default ratios
  15. F. Copying Speed
  16. G. CLC Paper Deck-E1
  17. III. NAMES OF PARTS
  18. B. Cross Section
  19. IV. USING THE COPIER
  20. B. Extended Functions
  21. C. User Mode
  22. THE USER
  23. VI. SAFETY
  24. B. CDRH Regulations
  25. C. Handling the Laser Assembly
  26. D. Safety of Toner
  27. VII. IMAGE FORMATION
  28. B. Auxiliary Process
  29. basic operation
  30. I. OUTLINE OF OPERATIONS
  31. B. Electrical Circuitry
  32. II. BASIC SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS
  33. B. Basic Sequence of Operations (copying)
  34. C. Generating the Image Leading Edge Signal
  35. I. OPERATION
  36. sequence of operations
  37. scanner home position sensor and operation
  38. II. SCANNER DRIVE SYSTEM
  39. Operations
  40. scanning lamp
  41. B. Operations
  42. IV. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  43. A. Original Exposure System
  44. Removing the Standard White Plate
  45. B. Scanner Drive Assembly
  46. I. OUTLINE
  47. II. CCD/CCD DRIVE
  48. III. ANALOG IMAGE PROCESSING
  49. IV. DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING
  50. B. Shading Correction
  51. C. 3-Line CCD Position Matching Circuit
  52. E. Original Position Detection Circuit
  53. Edge/Line Width Detection Circuit
  54. G. Chromatic Space Correction Circuit
  55. I. Logarithmic Correction and BGR-to-YMC Conversion
  56. laser exposure system
  57. image formation system
  58. When Controlling the M Developing Bias
  59. Transfer Charging Current
  60. D. Controlling the Separation Charging Current
  61. E. Controlling the External/Internal Static Eliminating Current
  62. F. Controlling the Post-Cleaning Charging Current
  63. G. Controlling the Temperature of the Photosensitive Drum
  64. Charging Wire Cleaning Mechanism
  65. IV. DEVELOPING ASSEMBLIES
  66. B. Locking the Developing Assembly
  67. C. Controlling the Concentration of Color Toner
  68. Toner on the Developing Cylinder Assembly
  69. of the Photosensitive Drum
  70. sequence of measurement
  71. D. Controlling the Concentration of Black Toner
  72. Detecting Dirt on the Window
  73. Related to Control of Toner Concentration
  74. V. PHOTOSENSITIVE DRUM CLEANER ASSEMBLY
  75. C. Controlling the Collection of Waste Toner
  76. Feedscrew Lock Condition
  77. VI. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  78. Construction
  79. When Replacing the Photosensitive Drum
  80. Cleaning the Photosensitive Drum
  81. removing the drum heater
  82. Removing the Drum Heater Brush
  83. C. Charging Assembly
  84. removing the post-cleaning
  85. d. developing assemblies
  86. adjusting the s-b gap
  87. opening the hopper
  88. removing the toner supply clutch
  89. f. photosensitive drum
  90. cleaner blade
  91. g. pre-cleaning sensor
  92. h. black toner concentration
  93. i. cleaner blade
  94. k. developing drive
  95. a. pickup from the cassette
  96. b. lifter movement
  97. detecting the level of paper
  98. paper sizes and cassettes
  99. detecting the size of paper
  100. movement of the lifter
  101. separating paper
  102. chapter 7 pick-up / feeding system
  103. separation roller
  104. fixing system
  105. removing assembly
  106. iii. counters
  107. iv. fans
  108. a. supplying power
  109. chapter 9 externals / auxiliary mechanisms
  110. c. protection system
  111. d. backup battery
  112. vi. editor
  113. a. covers
  114. b. control panel
  115. c. editor
  116. d. flywheel
  117. f. drive system belt layout
  118. h. main motor (m4) drive
  119. i. cpu pcb
  120. j. hvt pcb
  121. paper deck
  122. b. pickup
  123. chapter 10 paper deck
  124. c. detecting paper in the deck
  125. d. deck lifter
  126. iii. disassembly/assembly
  127. a. external covers
  128. c. drive system
  129. d. feeding system
  130. orientation of the deck pickup
  131. position of the deck pickup
  132. a. unpacking
  133. c. supplying fixing oil
  134. e. supplying toner
  135. f. supplying the starter
  136. g. checking the images and
  137. paper size
  138. setting the board
  139. checking operations
  140. maintenance and
  141. chapter 12 maintenance and servicing
  142. troubleshooting
  143. b. exposure system
  144. c. image formation system
  145. d. pickup/feeding system
  146. e. fixing system
  147. f. externals/controls
  148. g. paper deck
  149. h. electrical system
  150. a. making initial checks
  151. b. standard images
  152. the copy has a fixing fault
  153. the copy is blank
  154. the copy is solid black
  155. ac power is absent
  156. dc power is absent
  157. the scanning lamp fails to turn on
  158. the registration roller fails to rotate
  159. the fixing heater fails to turn on
  160. the drum heater fails to operate
  161. pickup assembly
  162. double feeding
  163. a. sensors
  164. e. fans
  165. sensors and switches
  166. check pins by pcb
  167. cpu pcb
  168. vii. service mode
  169. starting service mode and making selections
  170. c. i/o (i/o display mode)
  171. f. option (settings mode)
  172. g. pg (test print)
  173. viii. self diagnosis
  174. b. rdf
  175. c. sorter
  176. recycled paper
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