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ImageRunner 600

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer
Table of contents
  1. service manual
  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. Table Of Contents
  11. I. FEATURES
  12. II. SPECIFICATIONS
  13. Performance
  14. Others
  15. B. Side Paper Deck-C1
  16. III. NAMES OF PARTS
  17. blank page
  18. B. Cross Section
  19. IV. OPERATING THE COPIER
  20. B. Control Panel
  21. C. Extension Mode
  22. D. User Mode
  23. V. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE BY THE USER
  24. VI. SAFETY
  25. B. CDRH Regulations
  26. c. handling the laser assembly
  27. chapter 1 general description
  28. D. Safety of Toner
  29. VII. IMAGE FORMATION
  30. basic operations
  31. I. BASIC OPERATIONS
  32. B. Electrical Circuitry
  33. DC Controller PCB
  34. Basic Sequence of Operations (power-on)
  35. Outline
  36. E. Inputs to and Outputs from the Major PCBs
  37. Inputs to the DC Controller PCB
  38. Outputs from the DC Controller PCB
  39. Table Of Contents
  40. I. OPERATIONS
  41. c. changing the reproduction ratio
  42. b. controlling the scanner motor
  43. A. Outline
  44. B. Controlling the Temperature by a Fluorescent Lamp Heater
  45. D. Initial Activation
  46. E. Detecting an Error
  47. C. Detection by the Feeder
  48. V. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  49. A. No. 1 Mirror Mount
  50. After Replacing the Scanning Lamp
  51. B. Scanner Drive Assembly
  52. Scanner Drive Cable
  53. Removing the Light Intensity Control PCB
  54. Removing the Original Size Sensor (1/2)
  55. Removing the Original Size Sensor (3/4)
  56. Removing the Scanner Home Position Sensor
  57. Removing the Image Leading Edge Sensor
  58. Removing the Standard White Plate
  59. After Replacing the Standard White Plate
  60. II. ANALOG IMAGE
  61. I. OUTLINE
  62. III. DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING
  63. C. Shading Correction
  64. D. Line Conversion
  65. e. editing
  66. F. Density Processing
  67. Density Adjustment during Printing
  68. Dither Screen Method
  69. Random Error Diffusion (R ED) Method
  70. H. Image Memory
  71. I. Detecting the Orientation of Originals
  72. J. Black Pixel Count
  73. IV. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  74. a. ccd pcb
  75. b. image processor pcb
  76. c. hard disk (image server)
  77. laser exposure system
  78. II. GENERATING THE BD SIGNAL
  79. III. LASER DRIVER PCB
  80. A. Laser Unit
  81. Removing the BD Unit
  82. image formation system
  83. I . PROCESSES
  84. II . POTENTIAL CONTROL
  85. B. Determining the Optimum Grid Bias
  86. D. Determining the Optimum Laser Output
  87. F. Determining the Optimum Developing Bias
  88. G. Potential Control for Transparency Mode
  89. H. Target Potential Correction in Each Mode
  90. Adjusting the Density during Printing (PDL input)
  91. Potential Control during High Humidity Mode
  92. Density Adjustment during Printing (scanner input)
  93. III . CONTROLLING THE CHARGING MECHANISMS
  94. Cleaning Mechanism
  95. the Environment and the Toner Deposit
  96. Correcting the Output upon Detection of Leakage
  97. IV . DEVELOPING ASSEMBLY
  98. B. Controlling the Developing Assembly
  99. C. Controlling the Toner Cartridge Drive Mechanism
  100. Controlling the Toner Supply Mechanism
  101. V . DRUM CLEANER UNIT
  102. B. Detecting the Waste Toner (case full condition)
  103. VI. CONTROLLING THE DRUM HEATER
  104. VII .DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  105. A. Photosensitive Drum Unit
  106. Removing the Photosensitive Drum
  107. Replacing the Photosensitive Drum Heater
  108. Mounting the Photosensitive Drum Unit
  109. B. Parts Associated with the Process Unit
  110. Removing the Potential Sensor Unit
  111. Removing the Primary Charging Assembly
  112. Removing the Dust-Collecting Roller
  113. C. Charging Wire
  114. the Transfer Separation Charging Assembly
  115. Adjusting the Height of the Charging Wire
  116. D. Process Unit
  117. E. Developing Assembly
  118. Removing the Hopper
  119. Mounting the Blade
  120. F. Drum Cleaner Unit
  121. G. Separation Claw/Separation Claw Drive Assembly
  122. Table Of Contents
  123. A. Control System
  124. Right Deck
  125. D. Movement of the Lifter
  126. Detecting the Presence Absence of Paper
  127. dc controller pcb
  128. E. Detecting the Cassette Paper Size
  129. Markings on the Width Guide Rail
  130. Paper Size
  131. F. Manual Feed Tray Pickup Assembly
  132. B. Control System
  133. B. Sequence of Operations
  134. D. Controlling the Duplexing Feeder Motor (M12)
  135. E. No-Stacking Operation
  136. Outline of Operations
  137. F. Detecting the Horizontal Registration Position
  138. Operations
  139. V. CONTROLLING THE DELIVERY ASSEMBLY
  140. VI. CONTROLLING THE CASSETTE HEATER
  141. VII. DETECTING JAMS
  142. Types of Jams
  143. B. Sequence of Operations (jam detection)
  144. Stationary Jams
  145. VIII. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  146. A. Manual Tray Assembly
  147. Orientation of the Feeding Roller
  148. Removing the Separation Roller
  149. Removing the Manual Feed Tray Paper Sensor
  150. Assembly Side Guide Timing Belt
  151. Releasing Solenoid of the Manual Feed Tray
  152. Mounting the Manual Feed Roller
  153. e. feeding assembly
  154. f. duplexing unit
  155. fixing system
  156. transparency mode
  157. thick paper mode
  158. power save mode
  159. Table Of Contents
  160. a. outline of the power supply
  161. b. turning on the power
  162. d. protective functions
  163. e. backup battery
  164. a. sleep mode
  165. b. low power mode
  166. c. silence mode
  167. a. external covers
  168. removing the rear cover
  169. c. fans
  170. removing the inverter cooling
  171. removing the pre-transfer
  172. removing the separation fan
  173. d. drive assembly
  174. removing the pickup drive
  175. removing the lifter drive
  176. assembly (for the left deck)
  177. removing the toner cartridge
  178. e. switches
  179. removing the drum heater
  180. f. dc controller pcb
  181. g. power supply unit
  182. k. mfc pcb
  183. routing the belt
  184. positioning the deck pickup
  185. i . selecting the site
  186. ii . unpacking and installation
  187. a. unpacking
  188. b. mounting the scanner
  189. c. mounting the fixing assembly
  190. d. mounting the corona assemblies
  191. f. mounting the pick-up assembly
  192. g. supplying toner
  193. h. mounting the adf
  194. iii . relocating the copier
  195. a. setting the board
  196. b. installing to the copier
  197. c. checking the operation
  198. a. installing to the copier
  199. b. side paper deck
  200. b. work steps
  201. troubleshooting
  202. ii . standards and adjustments
  203. b. scanner system
  204. c. image formation system
  205. d. pickup/feeding system
  206. e. fixing system
  207. f. laser exposure system
  208. g. electrical parts
  209. a. making initial checks
  210. c. troubleshooting image faults
  211. a. troubleshooting malfunctions
  212. a. copy paper jams
  213. pickup assembly
  214. double feeding
  215. a. clutches
  216. b. solenoids
  217. c. motors
  218. d. fans
  219. e. sensors
  220. f. sensors
  221. g. switches
  222. sensors and switches
  223. mfc pcb
  224. dc power supply pcb
  225. hv-dc pcb
  226. vii . upgrading the copier
  227. viii . service mode
  228. ending service mode
  229. b. display control display mode
  230. c. i/o input/output display mode
  231. d. adjust adjustment mode
  232. f. option settings mode
  233. g. pg test print
  234. grid (pg-type)
  235. halftone (pg-type)
  236. solid black (pg-type)
  237. h. counter mode
  238. ix . self diagnosis
  239. b. adf self diagnosis
  240. c. finisher-d1 self diagnosis
  241. saddle stitcher
  242. c. general circuit diagram
ImageRunner 600 first page preview

ImageRunner 600

Brand: Canon | Category: Printer Accessories
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. I . FEATURES
  7. II . SPECIFICATIONS
  8. III . NAMES OF PARTS
  9. B. Cross Section
  10. IV . OPERATION
  11. I . BASIC CONSTRUCTION
  12. D. Outputs from the ADF Controller PCB
  13. II . BASIC OPERATIONS
  14. B. Operations
  15. Reversal, Delivery (small-size original)
  16. Manual Feeder Pickup Delivery
  17. C. Detecting an Original
  18. Detecting the Presence Absence of an Original
  19. Absence of an Original in the Manual Feed Assembly
  20. sequence of operations
  21. Operation
  22. III . DETECTING JAMS
  23. IV . POWER SUPPLY
  24. A. External Covers
  25. Removing the Lower Front Cover
  26. Removing the ADF Controller Cover
  27. Side Guide Lock
  28. II . DRIVE SYSTEM
  29. Removing the Pickup Motor Unit
  30. III . FEEDING SYSTEM
  31. removing the pickup roller
  32. Removing the Separation Roller
  33. Removing the Manual Feed Registration Roller
  34. Removing the Feeding (pull out) Roller
  35. Removing the Registration Roller
  36. Removing the Reversing Roller
  37. II . DURABLES
  38. iii . scheduled servicing chart
  39. iv . cleaning
  40. c. sensors
  41. troubleshooting
  42. A. Basic Adjustments
  43. Adjusting the Orientation of the ADF
  44. Removing the Skew
  45. copy paper
  46. Adjusting the Horizontal Registration
  47. original size
  48. Adjusting the Original Stop Position
  49. Replacing Major Parts
  50. 2. Replacing the EEPROM
  51. Adjusting the Sensor and the Delivery Motor
  52. C. Auxiliary Adjustments
  53. Adjusting the Speed of the Belt
  54. Adjusting the Speed of Reversal
  55. 4. Checking the Sensor Output
  56. D. Indication
  57. Jam History
  58. Software Version
  59. E. Cleaning
  60. f. others
  61. ii . troubleshooting
  62. a. sensors
  63. b. motors, clutches, and solenoids
  64. c. pcbs
  65. b. reversal motor driver pcb
  66. d. pickup tray pcb
  67. v . self diagnosis
  68. c. jams
  69. d. errors
  70. A. General Timing Chart
  71. B. Signals and Abbreviations
  72. C. General Circuit Diagram
  73. Diagram
  74. H. Pre-/Post-Registration Roller Sensor Circuit Diagram
  75. I. Separation Sensor/Skew Sensor Circuit Diagram
  76. J. Original Sensor (light-emitting Circuit Diagram
  77. L. Tray Circuit Diagram
  78. M. Pre-Last Original Paper Sensor Circuit Diagram
  79. P. Special Tools