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KM60108623C0
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Laser Printer
KX-P7100
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CONTENTS
Page Page
1 Introduction 4 6.5. Relay Board ( B ) 86
1.1. Specifications 4 6.6. Toner Empty Sensor Board 87
1.2. Indicators 9 7 Component Reference Guide 88
1.3. Parts Identification 11 7.1. IC1 ( Main Control CPU ) 88
1.4. Component Layout and Paper Path 12 7.2. IC2 ( Inverters ) 88
1.5. Electrical Components and Sensor Boards 13 7.3. IC3 ( GDI ASIC ) 89
1.6. Switches and Solenoids 14 7.4. IC5 ( DRAM ) 90
1.7. Print Process 15 7.5. IC6 ( ASIC ) 91
1.8. Paper Feed 17 7.6. IC8 ( USB Chip ) 92
1.9. Laser Scan Unit ( Exposure ) 18 7.7. IC9 ( Comparators ) 92
1.10. Fuser Unit 20 7.8. IC10 ( Reset IC ) 92
1.11. Paper Ejection and Paper Switchback 21 7.9. IC11 ( Engine Control CPU ) 93
2 Installation, Setup, and Repacking 22 7.10. IC12 ( EEPROM ) 93
2.1. Installation Requirements 22 7.11. IC14 ( Motor driver IC ) 94
2.2. Setup 22 7.12. IC15 ( Inverters ) 94
2.3. Repacking 24 8 Preventative Maintenance 95
3 Removal and Replacement Procedures 27 8.1. General 95
3.1. Front and Rear Covers 27 8.2. Recommended Tools 95
3.2. Right, Left and Top Covers 29 8.3. Recommended Cleaning 95
3.3. Laser Scanning Unit ( LSU ) 30 8.4. Maintenance Tables 95
3.4. Relay Board (B) 30 9 Troubleshooting 98
3.5. High Voltage Board and Power Supply Unit 31 9.1. Self-Diagnostic Indicators 98
3.6. Indicator Board and Toner Empty Sensor Board 33 9.2. Initial Troubleshooting Flowchart 101
3.7. Main Controller Board and Fuser Drive Gear 33 9.3. No Operation 102
3.8. Fan Motor 34 9.4. Print Quality 103
3.9. Gear Support Bracket, Motor and Drive Gear Unit 35 9.5. Paper Jam 113
3.10. Upper Exit Roller Holder 37 9.6. Call Service 118
3.11. Fuser Unit 38 10 Replacement Parts List with Lubrication Guide 126
3.12. Pickup, Paper Feed, Registration and Transfer Rollers 42 10.1. Exterior 126
3.13. Transfer Roller Assembly 44 10.2. Right Side Parts 128
3.14. Auto Duplex Unit, ADU Registration Roller and ADU Pinch 10.3. Left Side Parts ( Power Supply Unit and High Voltage
Roller 45 Board ) 132
3.15. Registration Sensor, Paper Top Detection Sensor and 10.4. Rear and Top Side Parts 133
Registration & Paper Top Detection Sensor Board 47 10.5. Bottom Side Parts 136
4 Electronic Circuit Description and Diagrams 49 10.6. Mechanical Base 138
4.1. Block Diagram 49 10.7. Media Tray ( Paper Cassette ) 139
4.2. Connection Diagram 50 10.8. Packing 140
4.3. Power Supply 51 10.9. Main Control Board 141
4.4. Main Control Board 52 10.10. Registration & Paper Top Detection Sensor Board 147
4.5. Timing Chart 71 10.11. Paper Exit / ADU Paper Jam Sensor Board 147
5 Schematic Diagram 73 10.12. Indicator Board 147
5.1. Main Control Board 73 10.13. Toner Empty Sensor Board 148
5.2. Sensors, Indicator and Relay Boards 79 10.14. Relay Board (A) 148
6 Explanation of Connectors 81 10.15. Relay Board (B) 148
6.1. Main Board 81 11 Schematic Diagram for printing with A4 size 149
6.2. Registration & Paper Top Sensor Board 86 11.1. Main Control Board 149
6.3. Paper Exit / ADU Paper Jam Sensor Board 86 11.2. Sensors, Indicator and Relay Boards 162
6.4. Indicator Board 86
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1 Introduction
1.1. Specifications
1.1.1. Printer
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1.1.2. Paper
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1.1.4. Others
1.1.4.1. About Media
Available Media and Media Size
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Recommended Media
Transparency:
· To avoid damaging the printer, do not use ink jet transparency.
· Transparencies and adhesive material of labels should be stable at 205°C ( 400°F ), the printer’s maximum temperature.
· Re-using transparencies that have been fed through the printer once ( for example, after jams or if the transparency is ejected
without being printed ) can reduce the life of the consumables and paper path components.
· When using transparencies, if the print quality is poor, print on the other side.
Labels:
· With any label stock, the labels must completely cover the backing material.
Envelope:
It is recommended that you purchase only high quality envelopes with diagonal seams, as shown in the diagram below:
Note:
Wrinkles may occur, even when using high quality envelopes.
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1.2. Indicators
1.2.1. Printer Panel
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1.7.1. Charge
The charge corona applies a high, uniform positive charge to the surface of the organic photoconductor ( OPC ) drum. The charge
level is approximately 900 VDC and remains because the OPC drum has a high electrical resistance when concealed in darkness.
1.7.2. Exposure
The laser beam passes through the collimator lens, is reflected by the polygon mirror, and is focused onto the drum after passing
through an image-forming ( ) lens and a reflectionmirror. Wherever the laser beam strikes the drum, the positive charge
dissipates. A latent electrical image of two different voltages potentials, which corresponds to the original page, is formed on the
OPC drum.
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Cleaning:
After transfer, residual toner remains on the drum surface, and for next printing, the residual toner reaches to the development area
via charge and exposure. The charge level of the OPC corresponds to the white background is +900VDC, andthe bias voltage of
the conductive roller is approx. +350VDC. Therefor the positively charged residual toner on the OPC drum is attracted and collected
to the conductive roller. The charge level of OPC after exposure is +100VDC. So,the printing area of the OPC is cleaned.
1.7.4. Transfer
As the paper is fed between the drum and the transfer roller, a high negative charge is applied to the back of the paper. The positive
toner particles are then attracted from the drum surface to the paper. After transfer, the paper is separatedfrom the drum surface
by the curvature of the drum.
1.7.5. Fusing
The paper passes through the fuser rollers and is subjected to heat and pressure. The fusing temperature is approximately 190°C
( 382.5°F ), and the pressure is approximately 0.36kg/cm ( 3.53N/cm ). This bonds,or fuses, the toner into the paper.
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Manual Feed
when paper is inserted, it activates the registration sensor. At the porter time, the CPU energizes the registration solenoid that
allows the registration roller to rotate, feeding paper to the top sensor.
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The light beam from the laser diode ( light source ) is modulated by the digital signal (nVIDEO) and converted to parallel light waves
by the collimator lens. The beam is then sent to the rotating polygon mirror (polygon scanner), where it is reflectedthrough the
lens and then focused onto the OPC drum surface. The diameter of the beam is about 80 µm, and the light moves across the
surface of the OPC drum in the scanning directionof right to left. As the drum rotates ( sub-scans ), a static image is formed where
the laser beam touches the drum surface.
The laser beam is also deflected to the timing sensor. This sensor controls the start timing of scanning on the drum, providing a
consistent left margin. The CPU uses the timing sensor to detect abnormal signals.
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1.9.6. Lens
This lens ensures that the beam scans across the surface of the OPC drum at a constant rate. The beam is refracted to parallel
light as it passes through the lens to ensure that the dots at the edge of the drum and at the center of the drum areequally spaced.
This lens also provides a set focal length for laser beam.
Specifications
Item Specification
Scanning Width 207.43 mm
Focusing Light Spot Size 80 x 90 µm
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A 600W heat lamp ( halogen lamp ) heats the surface of the teflon-coated heat roller to approximately 190°C ( 374°F ), a thermistor
monitors the heat roller temperature, and the CPU controls the ON/OFF timing of the lamp.
The thermostat is mounted 2.5mm away from the heat roller. If the ambient temperature reaches 180°C ( 356°F ), the thermostat
is opened, and power is removed from the heat lamp. The surface of the thermostat is not as hot as thatof the heat roller. When
the thermostat opens, the surface of the heat roller may reach 200°C ( 382°F ), and the system displays E30. If the thermistor
opens, the system displays E32. If by chance the thermostat malfunctions a thermalfuse opens.
The pressure roller is kept in contact with the heat roller through 2 pressure springs, which apply a pressure of approximately 0.36
kg/cm ( 3.56 N/cm ). Drive is supplied from the main motor via intermediate gears.
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B. Duplex Mode
After fusing, paper is fed to the output tray by the switchback roller and switchback pinch roller. The paper exit/ADU paper jam
sensor detects paper. If paper does not arrive at the sensor within a predetermined period of time, “Jamat A” is displayed on the
computer screen. At the specified time after the sensor detects the bottom of paper, the switchback roller rotates in reverse
direction, turning on the switchback solenoid to move the ratchet lever to Duplex Position.As a result, the paper is fed to the
development area through the Auto Duplex Unit ( ADU ) ( see section 1.4 Component Layout and Paper Path ). If paper remains
at the sensor beyond a predetermined period, “Jam at E” is displayed.Paper is ejected face down and stored in the output tray.
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2.2. Setup
2.2.1. Removing the Packing Material
1. Remove the printer from the plastic bag.
2. Remove all adhesive tape from the printer.
Note:
Please do not throw away the packing materials. They may be required to ship or transport the printer. To provide optimum print
quality, the unit must be kept upright and level at all times.
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(4) Slide the side pins of the toner cartridge into the drum unit.
(7) Insert the drum unit into the printer [insert the side pins of
the drum unit into the groove (label )].
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2.3. Repacking
Prepare the unit before shipping.
Note:
It is highly recommended that users keep the original carton and ALL packing materials. Please follow these instructions when
transporting or shipping the printer.
· The printer weights about 10 kg {22 lbs}.
· Please use the original carton and all of the original packing materials.
· Improper repacking of the printer may result in a service charge to remove spilled toner.
· Since the printer uses dry toner, extreme care must be taken when handling. The printer should be handled in the upright
( vertical ) position.
· Do not ship with drum unit installed in printer.
Material Required
· Original cartons and packing materials
· Newspaper or drop cloth
· Shipping tape and scissors
(1) Turn off the printer, remove the power cord and all interface
cables.
(3) Lift the drum unit up ( 1 ) and slide it out of the printer ( 2 ).
· To avoid possible toner spillage, it is recommended to
place the drum unit on newspaper or a drop cloth.
Caution:
− To prevent any damage to the drum unit,
observe the following precautions;
− Do not touch the black drum surface
illustrated below.
− Do not expose the drum unit to light for more
than 5 minutes.
− Do not expose the drum unit to direct
sunlight.
− Do not keep the drum unit near dust or dirt.
− Do not place the drum unit in a high humid
area.
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(4) While pushing the drum unit ( 1 ), lift the toner cartridge up
( 2 ).
(6) Insert the toner cartridge into a plastic bag (1) and seal the
end of the bag tightly (2,3).
(7) Wrap the drum unit with the protective sheet to protect the
drum surface.
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(8) Insert the drum unit into a plastic bag and seal the end of
the bag tightly.
(9) Wipe off any loose toner in and around the printer.
Note:
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(2) Disconnect the Flat Cable from the High Voltage Board.
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(5) Disconnect the cable from the Toner Empty Sensor Board.
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(3) Remove the Relay Board (A) and cable from the Drive Gear
Unit.
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(4) All gears can be removed after removing the plastic ring.
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(3) Disconnect the connector CN407 from the Relay Board (B).
(3) Separate the Heat Roller Holder from the Fuser Unit Base.
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Note:
When reinstalling the exit roller rubber to the lower exit roller shaft, ensure it is installed as shown in figure-( A ).
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3.11.4. Thermostat
(1) Remove the 2 screw ( A ) and Thermal Fuse.
Caution :
· When reinstalling the thermostat, both end terminals must be positioned under the terminals of thermal fuse and
lead wire as shown in the following figure, or thermostat cannot properly measure the surface temperature of the
heat roller becausethe distance between the surface of heat roller and thermostat may change.
· When reinstalling the thermal fuse and thermostat, the screws must be tightened in order (1), (2), (3) to position
them correctly as shown in the following figure.
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3.11.5. Paper Exit / ADU Paper Jam Sensor Lever and Paper Exit / ADU Paper Jam
Sensor Board
1. Remove the Fuser Unit ( see section 3.11 ).
2. Remove the Paper Exit/ADU Paper Jam Sensor Lever with spring.
3. Disconnect the flat cable.
4. Remove the Paper/ADU Paper Jam Sensor Board by releasing the hooks.
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3.14. Auto Duplex Unit, ADU Registration Roller and ADU Pinch Roller
Before handling, perform the following steps A-B :
A. Remove the Paper Cassette and OPC Drum Unit.
B. Place the printer up side down.
(3) Remove the Auto Duplex Unit with care to prevent damage
to the A/D Unit Joint Gear {4 screws and screws (C)}.
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3.15. Registration Sensor, Paper Top Detection Sensor and Registration &
Paper Top Detection Sensor Board
Before handling, perform the following steps A - D :
A. Remove the Paper Cassette and OPC Drum Unit.
B. Remove the Left and Right Covers ( see Sections 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 ).
C. Place the printer upside down.
D. Remove the Auto Duplex Unit ( see Section 3.14 ).
Caution :
When reinstalling the Registration Sensor Lever, Paper Top Detection Sensor Lever and Registration & Paper Top
Sensor Board, the Registration Sensor and Paper Top Detection Sensor Levers must be positioned as shown in the
followingfigure ( A ).
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D- USB-Parallel +24V IR
Temp. Limit FANCTL
Bridge Chip OPC Drum Unit
Interlock Switch
Cotrol Fuser
Signals Control +5V
TH from Thermister
53.84MHz Circuit PUNIT
IC6 nFSRCTL HV Driver
Dot Clock
PV-EPP Video Signals
Data Signals
IC6
+24V IR
+24V IR
TTL
IC9 nSNRLK
Circuit
+24V
DMA Arbitor
Direct CPU
Comm. nPRDY PUCTL
I/O Exit
REGCTL
TTL
Regist Driver
nRST
MPU I/F EEPCS
IC12 +24V Regist Solenoid
EEPCLK
EXITCTL
EEPROM EEPDO Exit Driver
Centronics-USB 2 k bit EEPDI
ROM REF CTL Switchback Solenoid
Data Selector +24V IR
Serial 16KB
&
Comm.
DRAM RAS-CAS nCS A
IC4 Bipoler
Driver
Generater PSAVE
CPU IC1 SCK2 A
M
Motor Controller
CH1
RAM
IC6 CCLK SO2
2ch Stepping
512 Byte B
ROM 4KB nSBSY SI2 B
nCBSY
SXD
RAM
CH2
to USB Chip
12MHz
RST
nRST
12MHz Clock
IC6 IC10
LED Driver RESET IC
nREGSEN
nTOPSEN
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Thermistor
FG
Main PCB
CN12
PUSOL CTL 1 Pickup Solenoid
CN202 +24VGND 2
LAMP 1 1
(NC) 2 CN13
CN9
CN201 COMMON 3 REGSOL CTL 1 Regist Solenoid
1 +5V +24VGND 2
1 Live 2 TH
2 Neutral
CN15 CN401
CN251 CN7 5 +5V
Power +5V 1
nFCTL 1 1 nFCTL +5VGND 2 4 +5VGND
Supply +5VGND 2 2 +5VGND
+5VGND 3 3 +5VGND Regist Top
+5V 3 3 +5V
Unit +24VGND 4 4 +24VGND
nREGSEN 4 2 nREGSEN Sensor Sensor
(PSU) nTOPSEN 5 1 nTOPSEN sub-a
+24VGND 5 5 +24VGND
+24V 6 6 +24V
+24V 7 7 +24V CN16 CN402
+5VSP 1 4 +5VSP
CN501 CN10 +5VGND 2 3 +5VGND Exit
High nTECTL 1 1 +24VIR +5VGND 3 2 +5VGND
+5V 2 2 +24VGND nEXITSEN 4 1 nEXITSEN
Sensor
Voltage nTR 3 3 +24VGND
sub-b
Power nTRCTL 4 4 nCHGCTL CN14
Supply nDB 5 5 nDBCH
nDBCH 6 6 nDB
EXITSOL CTL 1 Switchback Solenoid
Unit nCHGCTL 7 7 nTRCTL
+24VGND 2
(HVU) +24VGND 8 8 nTR
+24VGND 9 9 +5V
+24VIR 10 10 nTECTL CN8
+24V 1
Charge
TE_LED 1 Process Unit +24VGND 2 Door Interlock SW
+24VIR 3
Grid
2 CN2
Dev.Bias +5V 1
3 +5VGND 2 Process Interlock SW
+5V(LD) 3
CN3
Transfer +5V(LD) 1
4 Transfer Roller
+5VGND 2
nVIDEO 3
+5VGND 4 LD
nLDON 5
nHSYNC 6
Indicator Board nADUST 7 LSU
CN406 CN1 CN11 Polygon Motor
+5V 6 1 +5V nSNRCLK 1
Ready nKEY 5 2 nKEY nSNRLD 2
nLED0 0 4 3 nLED0 0 nSNRCTL 3
nLED0 1 3 4 nLED0 1 +24VGND 4
Toner/ nLED0 2 2 5 nLED0 2 +24V 5
Process +5VGND 1 6 +5VGND
Toner Empty Sensor
Error CN451
CN20
TE_ROUT 1 1 TE_ROUT
IEEE1284
sub-c CN6
CN18
A OUT 1
nA OUT 2
Pulse Motor
nB OUT 3 (PM Bipolar type)
BOUT 4
USB
CN19
CN4 FAN PWR 1
+24VGND 2 FAN
FAN ERR 3
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This CPU is an 8-bit microcontroller which is compatible with the Intel 80C51.
It contains the two types of memory: ROM : 4k bytes, RAM : 128 bytes
The CPU controls the RIP block of this printer. The main functions are as follows :
1) Initialization and control of GDI ASIC
2) Control the interface ( USB/Parallel ) port
3) Windows PnP ( Plug & Play ) detection in Parallel
4) LED Control and Key Detection on the front panel
The CPU processes the print data from the host PC through the GDI ASIC ( IC3 ).
Peripheral I/F
a) USB/Parallel Select
1284SEL to IC6 ( ASIC )
H : Parallel I/F port, L : USB I/F port
b) Front Panel I/F
nRDYLED sent to IC6 for driving READY LED on the front panel
nERRLED sent to IC6 for driving ERROR LED on the front panel
nDRMLED sent to IC6 for driving Process Unit LED on the front panel
nKEY front panel key signal for detecting the Key on the front panel
c) Interrupt
nINTR interrupt signal from IC3 ( ASIC )
nCAUTOFD signal from host PC in case of Windows’ PnP request
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1) CPU Interface
The CPU interface consists of an 8-bit data bus and control signals between GDI ASIC and CPU.
2) DRAM I/F
This block controls DRAM, which is the buffer where transient print data is stored.
3) KME ASIC I/F
This block is the interface with the KME ASIC ( IC6 ).
It receives the compressed print data through KME ASIC via Parallel I/F or USB I/F from host PC.
It decompresses the received print data, converts it into actual bit map data, and sends it to the engine as video data through the Engine
Interface. At this time, DRAM is transiently used as a buffer.
4) Engine I/F
Refer to 4.4.17.
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4.4.4. DRAM
A 2MByte EDO DRAM, which is organized as 1,048,576 words x 16 bits, is mounted on this Main board.
DRAM is used as the transient buffer for print data from the host PC to Engine.
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(A) This block is the serial communication interface with the Engine CPU ( IC11 ).
(B) This block is the interface with the GDI Controller CPU ( IC1 ).
(C) This block is the Stepping Motor Controller ( CH0 ) to control the main motor.
(D) This block is another Stepping Motor Controller ( CH1 ), and it is not used for this model.
(E) This block is the LSU Controller, and it consists of laser enable, power adjust and video data.
(F) This block generates 12 MHz clock signal and supply to the peripheral devices.
(G) This block is the interface with USB chip ( IC8 ), and consists of 8-bit data bus and control signals.
(H) This block is the Centronics interface, and consists of 8-bit data bus and control signals.
( I ) This block is the interface with D6004 ASIC ( IC3 ).
(J) This block is the interface with DRAM.
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4.4.6. Clock
The system clock ( 12.00MHz ) is generated by IC6 and X3, and it is supplied to the CPU ( IC1 and IC11 ) and USB chip through
IC6, pin4. The video data clock ( 53.84 MHz ) is generated by IC2 and X2, and it is supplied to the ASIC ( IC3 and IC6).
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Note:
Motor Current will be cut off in case of “OFF” condition above.
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2. Grid Circuit
When the charge circuit is activated ( when the signal nCHGCTL is low ), this circuit is activated and approximately +900V is
generated on the grid.
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This pulse signal is integrated by R177, C181 and C175. Voltage of ( A ) is stabilized at approx. 2V. Pin 6 of IC9 is 0V.
When the voltage of ( B ) is lower than the voltage of ( A ), pin 7 of IC9 goes high, Q15 and Q17 are turned on, then the voltage
of ( B ) increases. When the voltage of ( B ) is higher than ( A ), pin 7 of IC9 goes low, Q15 and Q17 are turned off,then voltage
of ( B ) decreases. Thus the voltage of ( B ) is controlled almost same as the voltage of ( A ) ( = approx. 2V ). Since the resistor
network of R180 and R181 divide the voltage of ( C ) into 1/8, the voltage of ( C )is controlled approx. 16V ( = 2V x 8 ).
FANERR:
This signal is used for detecting whether the rotation of fan motor is proper or not. When the fan motor is not rotating properly or
is locked, this signal becomes a high and inputted into pin18 of IC11.
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5 Schematic Diagram
5.1. Main Control Board
A B C D E F G H
+5VSP
+24VIR +24V 1
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
C147
C148
C149
C167
C145
C144
Not Used
R153
100
R43
PSAVE_E
33 005:G3 IC2
R49
10k
1 2
Not Used 14
1000p
C168
0.1u
IC2 VCC
C16
0.1u
Not Used 13 12
GND IC2
0.1u
C4
7
R48
C3
10k
IC1 002:B3
AD[0-7]
IC2
1 44
NC1 VCC 3 4
3 1284SEL
003:E4 2
P10 AD0
43 AD[0]
3 42 AD[1]
P11 AD1
003:G2 4 41 AD[2]
RIP_DO P12 AD2
003:C4 5 40 AD[3]
nRDYLED P13 AD3
nPURGE
005:G4 6
P14 AD4
39 AD[4] IC2 3
003:G2 7 38 AD[5] 5 6
RIP_DI P15 AD5
003:G2 8 37 AD[6]
RIP_SK P16 AD6
003:G2 9 36 AD[7]
RIP_CS P17 AD7
003:G3 10 35
RST RST nEA/VPP
11 34
RXD NC4
100p
12 33
C1
NC2 ALE/nPROG
13 32
TXD nPSEN
14 31
nINT0 A15
15 30 002:B3
nINT1 A14
16 29
T0 A13 A[8-10]
17 28
T1 A12
18 27
nWR A11
19 26 A[10]
003:C4 nRD A10
nERRLED 20 25 A[9]
003:C4 XTAL2 A9
nDRMLED 21 24 A[8]
002:B4 XTAL1 A8
nINTR 22 23
003:B3;004:D5 GND NC3
nCAUTOFD
003:H1
nUSTB
003:F4
nKEY
4 003:G3;005:D3
CPUCLK
500 ns
4
ALE 002:B3 (53.84 MHz)
Not Used
nRD 002:B3
10p
C2
nWR 002:B3
10k
R5
Not Used 0.6 s
10p
10p
10p
IC2 IC2 R7 002:B3;002:B4;003:A4
11 10 9 8
VCLK
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C5
C6
C7
10p
Not Used R2
HC/49 U3(53.84MHz)
4.7k
C14
100
R4
X2
53.84MHz
5
C10
C13
5p
5p
500 ns 5
+24V
POWER<+5V> POWER<+24V>
+5VLD
+24VIR
POWER<+5VLD> POWER<+24VIR>
6
+5VSP
POWER<+5VSP> GND<+24V>
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A B C D E F G
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A B C D E F G H
R45
10k
MD[7]
MD[6]
MD[5]
MD[4]
MD[3]
MD[2]
MD[1]
MD[0]
002:B3
PPRDY
R51 10k
RA22
0.1u
0.1u
002:B3 8 7
nPRINT nPRINT_E
33 005:G3
0.1u
C28
R53 10k
C26
C27
RA22
002:B3 6 5
CXD CXD_E
33 005:G4
R52 10k IC5
RA22 Not Used
002:B3 4 3 Not Used
CCLK CCLK_E
2 33 005:G4 RA37 47 1
VCC1 VSS3
42 RA39 47
R50 10k MD[0] 8 7 2 41 8 7
RA22 D00 D15
MD[1] 6 5 3 40 6 5
002:B3 2 1 D01 D14
nCBSY nCBSY_E MD[2] 4 3 4 39 4 3
33 D02 D13
005:G3 MD[3] 2 1 5
D03 D12
38 2 1 2
RA38 47 6 37 RA40 47
VCC2 VSS2
MD[4] 8 7 7 36 8 7
D04 D11
MD[0-7]
MD[5] 6 5 8 35 6 5
D05 D10
MD[6] 4 3 9 34 4 3
D06 D09
MD[7] 2 1 10 33 2 1
D07 D08
11 32
NC1 NC5
12 31
nMWE_O NC2 nLCAS
13 30
RA23
RA23
RA23
RA23
nWE nUCAS
1
3
7
5
10k
14 29
10k
10k
10k
4
8
40 99
VSS nFAULT nACK 003:E3
43 98
VSS nAUTOFD BUSY 003:E3
57 97
VSS SLCTIN PEND 003:E3
72 50
VSS nINIT SLCT 003:E3
89 22
VSS VDO0 nFAULT 003:E3
C20
C21
C18
C19
C22
C17
C23
92 21 8.2 s
VSS VDO1 nAUTOFD 003:B4
SCLTIN 003:B4
nINIT 003:B3
R11
120 ns
nVD 003:E3
100
C25
10p
+24V
POWER<+5V> POWER<+24V>
+5VLD
+24VIR
POWER<+5VLD> POWER<+24VIR>
+5VSP
6 POWER<+5VSP> GND<+24V>
F.G. FG-B
KX-P7100
2/6
A B C D E F G
74
KX-P7100
A B C D E F G H
100p
C52
Not Used
1
IC8 RA46 47
3 4
Not Used
1
NC1 nSELECTIN
40 5 6 1
2 39 7 8
RESET nAUTOFD
3 38 1 2 001:B4
RA44 47 nSTROBE nINT nUSTB
4 37
BUSY PERR
5 36
D0 SELECT
8 7 6 35
D1 nFAULT
6 5 7 34
D2 DO RIP_DO 001:B3
4 3 8 33
D3 DI RIP_DI 001:B3
2 1 9 32
VCC1 GND3
RA45 47 10 31
GND1 VCC3
11 30
D4 SK RIP_SK 001:B3
8 7 12 29
D5 CS RIP_CS 001:B3
6 5 13 28
D6 nACK
4 3 14 27
D7 NC6
2 1 15 26
2 16
VCP PLH
25
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
D+ NC5
17 24
D- X1
4.7u
18 23
C50
VCC2 X2
10k
10k
10k
10k
10k
19 22
GND2 NC4 2
C47
C49
C53
C45
20 21
NC2 NC3
004:D4
CEND[0-7]
R17
R18
R19
R20
R23
RA20
33
3 4
5 6
7 8
IC6
1 2
R32
3.3V
10k
BI[5] AI[5] UD4
CEND[4] 42 14
BI[4] AI[4] UD3
CEND[3] 43 15
BI[3] AI[3]
CEND[2] 44 16 UD2
R16
10k
BI[2] AI[2]
CEND[1] 45 17 UD1
BI[1] AI[1] UD0
CEND[0] 46 18
BI[0] AI[0] nUINIT
nCINIT 004:D5 31 23
DI[3] CI[3]
nCAUTOFD 001:B4;004:D5 34
DI[2] CI[2]
22
nUSLCTIN
CSLCTIN 004:D5 33 21
004:D5 DI[1] CI[1]
47 20
3 nCSTB
004:E3 32
DI[0] CI[0]
7 R21 10 RST 001:B3
nCFAULT FO[4] RSTO 10 CPUCLK RST
004:E3 35 4 R22
CSLCT FO[3] CLKOUT CPUCLK 001:B4;005:D3
004:E3 36 28
CPEND FO[2] EO[4]
004:E3 37 27
10p
C48
CENBUSY
004:E3 38
FO[1] EO[3]
24 Not Used
3
nCACK FO[0] EO[2]
1.5k
R42
PIOD[7] 84 19 CN4
ABO[7] EO[1] C63
PIOD[6] 83 29 USB Connector
ABO[6] EO[0] 0.1u
PIOD[5] 82 90 002:D4 1
ABO[5] EFI[4] nFAULT R40 27 VBUS
PIOD[4] 81 89 002:D4 2
ABO[4] EFI[3] SLCT D-
PIOD[3] 80 88 002:D4 3
ABO[3] EFI[2] PEND R41 27 D+
002:D4
R39
PIOD[2] 79 87 4
ABO[2] EFI[1] BUSY GND
1
PIOD[1] 78 86 002:D4 5
ABO[1] EFI[0] nACK GND(FG)
PIOD[0] 77 70 002:D5 6
47p
47p
C61
C62
ABO[0] nVD nVD GND(FG)
002:D5 72 71 R44 33 002:D4;005:F2
L5
nINIT CDO[3] nHSYNC nHSYNC_E USBBTYPE90
R38
002:D5 91 30 001:B3
10k
002:D4 nAUTOFD CDO[2] SEL 1284SEL nBD
002:D5 92 66
PIOD[0-7] SCLTIN CDO[1] nBD R36 510 CN1
002:D4 85 69 001:B4 FG-B
nSTB CDO[0] nVIDEO nKEY
59 67 1 83 ns
nCS nLDEN +5V
62 68 2
SCLK nADJUST nKEY
60 63 nLEDO_0 L6 3 LS04
SDI nLEDO0 nLEDO0
61 64 nLEDO_1 L7 4 IC15
SDO nLEDO1 nLEDO1 1 2
001:B3 8 65 nLEDO_ 2 L8 5
nRDYLED nLED0 nLEDO2 nLEDO2
001:B4 9 94 002:D4 6
nERRLED nLED1 nRAS0 nRAS0 GND
1000p
1000p
1000p
1000p
0.1u
001:B4 10 95 002:D4 LS04
C54
C59
C55
C56
4
C51
nDRMLED nLED2 nRAS1 nRAS1
3 96 002:D4 IC15
1
5
3
7
CLKI nCAS nCAS
001:G4;002:B3;002:B4 2 97 R160 47 002:H3 9 8
RA21
VCLK CLKR nRAS nRAS
10k
74 98 R161 47 002:H3
X3 PCNTCLK nLCAS nLCAS
1 99 R162 47 002:H3 LS04
VDD nUCAS nUCAS 4
2
6
4
8
25 55 006:D2 IC15
VDD SM0A SMA
12.00MHz 51 57 006:G2 11 10
VDD SM0B SMB
75 56 006:D2
R13 VDD SM0NA SMNA
26 58 006:G2 LS04
GND SM0NB SMNB +5VIR
50 52 IC15
GND SM1A
R25
0
100
13 12
1
7
3
5
76 53 005:D3
GND SM1B
RA16
2.2k
C35
R190
10p
10p
VSS nTRST
100
73 48 CN2 P.U SW
2
8
4
6
VSS LD5VSW
93 6 1
VSS nRST C42 +5V
005:G3 R34 R37 2
nCS 5VGND
R28
1000p
51k
005:G3 3
C41
SCK2 270p +5V(LD)
005:G3 100
R15
510 510
R192
SO2
2.2k
005:G3
47
R196
SI2 Not Used
R186
220
+5VIR
100p
100p
LS04
100p
LS04
to GND by pattern.) IC15 IC15 14
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
R197 R26
3 4 5 6
VCC
1000p
C178
100 10 LS04
C179
100p
IC15
C153
5 GND
C151
002:B4;005:E4
C152
C150
C182
C177
100p
nRST
C36
Not Used
C33
C34
C37
180p
7
C43
L4
R27 C60 CN3 LD
Not Used 100 1 5
+5V(LD)
270p
47u 2
C44
5VGND
3
10k
nVIDEO
4
R35
5VGND
R33 5
nLDON
6
nHSYNC
100 7
nADJUST
100p
C46
+24V
POWER<+5V> POWER<+24V>
+5VLD
+24VIR
6 POWER<+5VLD> POWER<+24VIR>
+5VIR
+5VSP
GND<+5V> F.G.
FG-A
FG-B
FG-C
FG-D
FG-E
KX-P7100
3/6
A B C D E F G
75
KX-P7100
A B C D E F G H
Not Used 3
Not Used
R60
DA4 (The line is directly connected by pattern.)
0
2 1
1/10W
R62
R61
1
Not Used
IEEE1284
CN6 PARALLEL 2
1
nCSTROBEZ
2
CCEND0
3
CCEND1
4
CCEND2
10k
10k
10k
10k
10k
5
CCEND3
6
CCEND4
7
CCEND5
8
R54
R55
R56
R57
R58
CCEND6
RA26 9
CCEND7
003:B3 8 7 33 10
nCACK nCACKZ
003:B3 6 5 11
CENBUSY CBUSY
003:B3 4 3 12
CPEND CCPE
003:B3 2 1 13
CSLCT CSEL
003:B3 14
nCFAULT nCAUTOFD
R59 33 DA5 15
NC
16
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
GND
2 1 2 1 2 1 17
FG
18
VCC
19
GND
20
C65
C66
C67
C69
C71
3 3 3 GND
3 21
GND
DA6 DA7 22
GND
23
Not Used GND
24
GND
25
GND 3
26
GND
27
GND
28
GND
29
GND
30
GND
31
nCINIT
32
nCCFAULT
33
GND
34
NC
35
NC
36
1k
1k
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
nCSLCTINZ
003:B2
CEND[0-7]
RA27
RA29
RA24
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
1k
CEND[0] 8 7
6.3V/47u
CEND[1] 6 5
C82
CEND[2] 4 3
CEND[3] 2 1
CEND[4] 8 7
4 CEND[5] 6 5
CEND[6] 4 3
CEND[7] 2 1
RA25
1k
4
FG-B
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
C155
C158
C159
C160
C161
C154
C156
C157
C70
C74
C75
C76
C77
C68
C72
C73
4
6
2
8
3 3 3 3
RA30
1k
Not Used
DA10
DA11
DA8
DA9
3
5
1
7
RA28 Not Used
003:B3 2 1
nCSTB
001:B4;003:B3 8 7
nCAUTOFD
003:B3 4 3
nCINIT
003:B3 6 5
CSLCTIN
1k
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
100p
470p
1 2 1 2
5
C162
C163
C164
C165
C78
C79
C80
C81
3 3
5
DA2
DA3
Not Used
Not Used
+24V
POWER<+5V> POWER<+24V>
+5VLD
+24VIR
6 POWER<+5VLD> POWER<+24VIR>
+5VSP
GND<+5V> F.G.
FG-A
FG-B
FG-C
FG-D
FG-E
KX-P7100
4/6
A B C D E F G
76
KX-P7100
A B C D E F G H
+24VIR 8
+24V
VCC
1
0.1u
C91
IC9
R81
10k
GND
47u/35V
PSU CN7 4
0.1u
C84
C85
7 1
0.1u
+24V
C86
C89
47u
6
+24V
5
24VGND
R82
10k
4
24VGND
3
+5V Q4
2
5VGND
nFCTL 1
R76 R78 Not Used
R63
R84
10k
1k 1k IC13
0 nFSRCTL
R74
DIP
Not Used 2.2k 8 1 005:D4
R75 Q7 VCC CS EEPCS
7 2 005:D4
0.1u
NC SK EEPCLK
C99
+24VIR 2.2k 6 3 005:D3 EEPDO
TEST DI
2 5
GND DO
4 005:F5 EEPDI
nHSYNC_E
nTOPSEN
CHGCTL
SNRCTL
nSNRLD
FANCTL
nTECTL
TESEN
TRCTL
DBCH
51k
10k
R93
R94
DOOR CN8 2
1
+24V
2 IC9
24VGND
3
+24VIR 3
R66
51k
005:G5
005:C4
005:C4
005:C4
005:D3
006:D4
005:G5
005:C5
006:A4
002:D4;003:E3
1
R69
2
1k IC12
2.2k
R72
R67
10k
SOP
8 1
R83
10k
VCC CS
7 2
C101
0.1u
NC SK
2.2k
R73
6 3
nDOPEN TEST DI
5 4
CN9 R64 GND DO
THERMISTOR
1 390K 1%
+5V R70 THERMISTOR
2
TH
1k
1000p
1000p
0.1u
18K
C87
C90
1%
C83
R65
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
003:F4
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
PUNIT
006:D4
3 FANERR C98
AVCC
AVSS
AVR
INT12
P61
INT10
P57
P56
P55
P54
P53
P52
P51
INT27
AN0
UI2
CPUCLK 001:B4;003:G3 0.1u
17
18
P63
64 006:G2 3
P64 P45 I1_CTL
19 63 003:A4
nRST P44 nCS
20 62 003:A5
MOD0 P43 SI2
21 61 003:A5
MOD1 P42 SO2
22 60 003:A5
X0 IC11 P41 SCK2
23 59 001:E2
X1 INT20 PSAVE_E
24 58 005:C5
VSS PT01 TRPWM
25 57 002:C2 nCBSY_E 13.5 s
005:F2 nTECTL P27 WTO
Q19 26 56
P26 VCC
005:H2 27 55 002:D2
EEPDO P25 P35 nPRINT_E
R164 005:H2 28 54 005:C5
EEPCLK P24 PT02 DBPWM 5 ms 5 ms
005:H2 29 53 002:C2
Q18 EEPCS P23 SI1 CXD_E
220 005:G5 30 52 002:B3
HVU SNRCLK PPG02 SO1 SXD
HZS2C2
CN10 31 51 002:C2
10 PPG01 SCK1 CCLK_E
D5
006:A4 32 50 002:B3
R163
+5V 49
8 Not Used C/NC
nTR
7
100p
nTRCTL
C38
6
4.7k
4.7k
4.7k
nDB R77
R79
R80
P17
P16
P15
P14
P13
P12
P11
P10
P07
P06
P05
P04
P03
P02
P01
P00
5
nDBCH
4 nCHGCTL
4
Q5
3
24VGND
2
24VGND 005:F2
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
1 TRCTL
+24VIR 002:B3
002:B3
nTOP
nSBSY
4
Q2 001:B3;002:;002: nPURGE
nInit
005:F2 DBCH
R148
Q1 IC10 Not Used
10k
4.7k
R88
005:F2 +24V C102
CHGCTL 47u/35V
1 3
GND CD Not Used
2 4 CN11 POLYGON
VDD RESET nRST
002:B4;003:D5 5
+24V
R91
10k
4
0.1u
24VGND
C92
Q6 3
R90 nSNRCTL
0.47u
0.1u
005:F2 2
C95
C96
nSNRLD nSNRLD
005:G3 TRPWM 510 1
nSNRCLK
1000p
C100
+5VSP
1000p
C103
Q3
005:H2
006:D2
006:A4
006:A5
006:A1
006:A2
006:A3
005:G4
4.7k
DBPWM
R92
5
470K
R184
005:F2
REGCTL
EXITCTL
I0_CTL
EEPDI
nEXITSEN
PUCTL
nREGSEN
SNRCTL
CN20 Q8
TE_R R185
TE_ROUT
1 005:F2
TESEN 5
2 510
5VGND
1000p
C176
SNRCLK 005:D4
Q9
+24V
POWER<+5V> POWER<+24V>
+5VLD +24VIR
6 POWER<+5VLD> POWER<+24VIR>
GND<+24V>
+5VSP
77
KX-P7100
A B C D E F G H
+24V
R172
1 R166 R167 10k
1/10W 1/10W
Q23
2.2k 2.2k
CN12 1
P/U_SOL
1
2 PUSOL_CTL
005:F5
D1
PUCTL +24VGND
Q20
+24VIR
R194 R195
0 C172
C107
0
47u
C108 IC14
R121
+24V
18K
0.1u
R173 0.1u 1 27
2 Not Used
2
LG C/R
26
3300p
C112
R168 R169 R151 VREF VSB
10k 3 25 005:G3 I1_CTL
1/10W 1/10W 005:F5 VSA NC5
I0_CTL 4 24
0 IO I1
Q24 003:F4 5 23 003:F4
2.2k 2.2k SMNA
003:F4 6
IN2 IN3
22 003:F4
SMNB 2
SMA IN1 IN4 SMB
7 21
CN13
REG_SOL Not Used C173 8
VCC1 VCC2
20
C174
VMMA VMMB
R152
1 R112 9 19 R123
REGSOL_CTL 0.1u OUT1 OUT4 0.1u
0
D2
005:F5 2 Not Used 10 18
REGCTL +24VGND RSA RSB Not Used
(The line is directly connected 0.47 11 17 0.47
OUT2 NC4
to GND by pattern.) 1W 12 16 1W
NC1 NC3
Q21 13 15
PG OUT3
14
NC2
R118
C111
Q22 10k
R175 R176 0.1u
Q17
R182 2.2k 2.2k
1/10W 1/10W CN19
R122 R124 FAN
1M
R183
1
10k
FANPWR
12 12 2
24VGND
R179
2.2k
IC9 1/2W 1/2W 3
R177 R178 FANERR
R180
330k
C171
005:F2 5
47u
D4
FANCTL
220k 18k 7
6 Q15 Not Used
C181
C175
1000p
R136 R191
C170
1u
1u
47u
C64
R181
47k
R108 10 10
Not Used
Not Used C118 C180
4.7k
R107 Q13
4
R120
1000p 1000p
10k
005:D4
5VCTL
2.2k
005:D3 R119
+5VSP FANERR FG-A
510 4
1000p
C110
R193
CN15
1
+5V
R104
10k
10 10 10
10k
2
5VGND C120
3 C114 C116
510 5VGND
005:F5 R101 4
nREGSEN R102 nREGSEN
005:F2 5 1000p 1000p 1000p
nTOPSEN nTOPSEN
510
1000p
1000p
C104
C106
FG-C FG-E
FG-D FG-B
C105
+24V
POWER<+5V> POWER<+24V>
+5VLD
+24VIR
6 POWER<+5VLD> POWER<+24VIR>
+5VSP
GND<+5V> F.G.
FG-A
FG-B
FG-C
FG-D
FG-E
KX-P7100
6/6
A B C D E F G
78
KX-P7100
A B C D E F G H
1
JAM SENSOR(REGISTRATION,TOP)
R401
R404
TONER EMPTY SENSOR(R)
180
180
PI405
PI402
REG-TOP CN401
2 +5V
5
5VGND
4 TE_R CN451
3 1
5VGND TE_ROUT
2 2 PI451
nREGSEN
nTOPSEN
1
5VGND
2
PJUP1055Z-a PJUP1055Z_d
JAM SENSOR(EXIT)
3
RESISTOR RELAY PCB a
R405
180
EXIT CN402
3
PI406
4
+5VSP
3 R409
5VGND
5VGND
2 RESIST_GND
1 1/2W 500M
nEXITSEN
PJUP1055Z-b PJUP1055Z_e
INDICATOR
4
4
R408 RESISTOR RELAY PCB b
180
R407
R406
180
180
PANEL CN406 R410
D405
D404
D403
6 TRANSP_GND
5V
5 1/2W 200M
nKEY
4
READY
3 CN407
ERROR 1
2 R411 NC
TONER 2
1 FUSER GND
5VGND 3
1/2W 100M NC
SW401
PJUP1055Z_f
5
PJUP1055Z-c
5
KX-P7100 1/1
A B C D E F G
79
KX-P7100
80
KX-P7100
6 Explanation of Connectors
6.1. Main Board
6.1.1. CN1 ( to Front Panel )
81
KX-P7100
82
KX-P7100
CN9 (Thermistor)
Pin No. Signal Name Description Direction
1 +5V --- OUT
2 TH Thermistor IN
83
KX-P7100
84
KX-P7100
85
KX-P7100
1 NC ------ ---
2 Fuser GND Fuser GND ---
3 NC ------ ---
86
KX-P7100
87
KX-P7100
88
KX-P7100
89
KX-P7100
90
KX-P7100
91
KX-P7100
92
KX-P7100
93
KX-P7100
94
KX-P7100
8 Preventative Maintenance
8.1. General
The preventative maintenance ( PM ) schedule is every 2,000 impressions. Adhering to this schedule will ensure maximum print
quality and reduce machine downtime and service calls.
Item Service
4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 180
Toner Cartridge R R R R R R R R R R R R R
(KX-PDP7)
OPC Drum Unit R R
(KX-PDM7)
R: Replace
95
KX-P7100
When print is faded or indicators show the following status, the replacement of a supply is needed.
96
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8.4.2.2. Lubrication
Lubricate the following parts when they are replaced or cleaned :
Part Lubrication Point
Fuser Unit Drive Gear, Intermediate Gear, Gear shaft
Main Chassis Drive Gear, Gear Shaft
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9 Troubleshooting
9.1. Self-Diagnostic Indicators
The printer indicates error conditions using the ON, OFF and blinking states of the Ready, Error and Toner/Drum unit LED
indicators.
The printer status and error code are displayed on the printer status display on the host computer screen. The Status Display
software must be installed on the computer.
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9.4.8. Ghosting
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9.5.3. Jam at B
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9.5.4. Jam at C
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9.5.5. Jam at D, E
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9.6.3. E31
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9.6.4. E32
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9.6.7. E71
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9.6.9. E81
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10.1. Exterior
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10.3. Left Side Parts ( Power Supply Unit and High Voltage Board )
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10.8. Packing
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10.9.1. ICs
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description
IC1 PJWIP7100M IC (Main Control CPU/ROM)
IC2 TC74HCUV04FT IC (Standard Logic)
IC3 D6004 IC (GDI-ASIC)
IC5 IS41C16100K5 IC (DRAM)
IC6 PJVANG0022Z IC (KME-ASIC)
IC8 GL107AS IC (USB Bridge)
IC9 PJVINJM2903M IC (Comparator)
IC10 PST3642UR IC (Reset)
IC11 PJWI1P7100M IC (Engine CPU/ROM)
IC12 C3EBDG000024 IC (EEPROM)
IC14 MTD2003B4101 IC (Motor Driver)
10.9.2. Capacitors
All capacitor values are in microfarads unless otherwise noted.
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description
C1 ECUV1H101JCV Ceramic / 100p / 50V
C3 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C10/C13 ECUV1H050CCV Ceramic / 5p / 50V
C14 ECUX1H100DCV Ceramic / 10p / 50V
C16-C23 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C24 ECUV1H101JCV Ceramic / 100p / 50V
C25 ECUX1H100DCV Ceramic / 10p / 50V
C26-C28 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C32 ECUX1H100DCV Ceramic / 10p / 50V
C33-C34 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C35 ECUX1H100DCV Ceramic / 10p / 50V
C36/C37 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C38 ECUV1H101JCV Ceramic / 100p / 50V
C41 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C42 ECUV1H271JCV Ceramic / 270p / 50V
C43 ECUV1H181JCV Ceramic / 180p / 50V
C44 ECUV1H271JCV Ceramic / 270p / 50V
C45 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C46 ECUV1H101JCV Ceramic / 100p / 50V
C47 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C48 ECUX1H100DCV Ceramic / 10p / 50V
C49 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C50 ECEA1EKA4R7 Electrolytic / 4.7 / 25V
C51 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C52 ECUV1H101JCV Ceramic / 100p / 50V
C53 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C54-C56 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C57/C59 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C60 ECEA0JKA470 Electrolytic / 47 / 6.3V
C61/C62 ECUX1H470JCV Ceramic / 47 / 50V
C64 ECEA0JKA470 Electrolytic / 47 / 6.3V
C65-C77 ECUV1H101JCV Ceramic / 100p / 50V
C78 ECUV1H471JCV Ceramic / 470p / 50V
C79-C81 ECUV1H101JCV Ceramic / 100p / 50V
C82 ECEA0JKA470 Electrolytic / 47 / 6.3V
C83 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C84 ECEA1HGE470 Electrolytic / 47 / 35V
C85 ECJ1VF1H104Z Ceramic / 0.1 / 50V
C86 ECEA0JKA470 Electrolytic / 47 / 6.3V
C87 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C89 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C90 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C91 ECJ1VF1H104Z Ceramic / 0.1 / 50V
C92 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C95 ECEA1HKR47 Electrolytic /0.47 /50V
C96/C98/C99 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C100 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C101 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C103-C106 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C107 ECEA1HGE470 Electrolytic / 47 / 50V
C108 ECUV1C104ZFV Ceramic / 0.1 / 16V
C110 ECUV1H102KBV Ceramic / 1000p / 50V
C111 ECJ1VF1H104Z Ceramic / 0.1 / 50V
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10.9.3. Resistors
All resistor values are in OHMs.
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description
R2 ERJ3GSYJ472V Chip Resistor / 4.7k (1/16W)
R4 ERJ3GSYJ101V Chip Resistor / 100 (1/16W)
R5 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R7 ERJ3GSYJ270V Chip Resistor / 27 (1/16W)
R9/R10 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R11 ERJ3GSYJ101V Chip Resistor / 100 (1/16W)
R16-R20 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R21/R22 ERJ3GSYJ100V Chip Resistor / 10 (1/16W)
R23 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R24 ERJ3GSYJ330V Chip Resistor / 33 (1/16W)
R25 ERJ3GSYJ101V Chip Resistor / 100 (1/16W)
R26 ERJ3GSYJ100V Chip Resistor / 10 (1/16W)
R27 ERJ3GSYJ101V Chip Resistor / 100 (1/16W)
R28 ERJ3GSYJ513V Chip Resistor / 51k (1/16W)
R32 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R33 ERJ3GSYJ101V Chip Resistor / 100 (1/16W)
R34 ERJ3GSYJ511V Chip Resistor / 510 (1/16W)
R35 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R36/R37 ERJ3GSYJ511V Chip Resistor / 510 (1/16W)
R38 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R39 ERJ3GSYJ1R0V Chip Resistor / 1.0 (1/16W)
R40/R41 ERJ3GSYJ270V Chip Resistor / 27 (1/16W)
R42 ERJ3GSYJ152V Chip Resistor / 1.5k (1/16W)
R43/R44 ERJ3GSYJ330V Chip Resistor / 33 (1/16W)
R45/R48 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R50-R58 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R59 ERJ3GSYJ330V Chip Resistor / 33 (1/16W)
R62 ERJ6GEYJ1R0V Chip Resistor / 1.0 (1/10W)
R64 ERJ3EKF3903V Chip Resistor / 390k (1/16W)
R65 ERJ3EKF1802V Chip Resistor / 18k (1/16W)
R66 ERJ3GSYJ513V Chip Resistor / 51k (1/16W)
R67 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R69/R70 ERJ3GSYJ102V Chip Resistor / 1k (1/16W)
R72-R75 ERJ3GSYJ222V Chip Resistor / 2.2k (1/16W)
R76 ERJ3GSYJ102V Chip Resistor / 1k (1/16W)
R77 ERJ3GSYJ472V Chip Resistor / 4.7k (1/16W)
R78 ERJ3GSYJ102V Chip Resistor / 1k (1/16W)
R79/R80 ERJ3GSYJ472V Chip Resistor / 4.7k (1/16W)
R81-R84 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R88 ERJ3GSYJ472V Chip Resistor / 4.7k (1/16W)
R90 ERJ3GSYJ511V Chip Resistor / 510 (1/16W)
R91 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R92 ERJ3GSYJ472V Chip Resistor / 4.7k (1/16W)
R93/R94 ERJ3GSYJ513V Chip Resistor / 51k (1/16W)
R101-R103 ERJ3GSYJ511V Chip Resistor / 510 (1/16W)
R104-R106 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R107 ERJ3GSYJ222V Chip Resistor / 2.2k (1/16W)
R108 ERJ3GSYJ472V Chip Resistor / 4.7k (1/16W)
R112 ERX1SGR47P Metal / 0.47 (1W)
R118 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
R119 ERJ3GSYJ511V Chip Resistor / 510 (1/16W)
R120 ERJ3GSYJ103V Chip Resistor / 10k (1/16W)
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10.9.5. Connectors
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description
CN1 06FE-BT-VK-N Connector (for Indicator Board)
CN2 PJJP03AK01Z Connector (for 5V Interlock Switch)
CN3 PJJP252Z Connector (for LSU)
CN4 PJJS04EZ03Z Connector (for USB Interface)
CN6 PJJS714Z Connector (for Centronics Interface)
CN7 B7B-XH-A Connector (for Power Supply)
CN8 B3B-EH Connector (Door Switch)
CN9 PJJP475Z Connector (for Thermistor)
CN10 10FE-BT-VK-N Connector (for High Voltage Board)
CN11 PBB5B-PH Connector (for Polygon Motor)
CN12 PJJP168Z Connector (for Pickup Solenoid)
CN13 53014-0210 Connector (for Registration Solenoid)
CN14 PJJP469Z Connector (for Exit Solenoid)
CN15 05FE-BT-VK-N Connector (for Reg/Top Sensor)
CN16 04FE-BT-VK-N Connector (for Exit Sensor)
CN18 PJJP468Z Connector (for Main Motor)
CN19 PJJP268Z Connector (for DC Fan Motor)
CN20 6-173981-2 Connector (for Toner Empty Sensor)
10.9.6. Others
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description
X2 HC49U53.8MHZ X´tal
X3 HC49U12.0MHZ X´tal
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