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[Adjustment Item] Menu Guide
Model Name:
Pro C900
Read this manual carefully before using this machine and keep it handy for future reference.
Introduction
This manual contains detailed instructions and notes on the operation and use of
this machine. For your safety and benefit, read this manual carefully before using
the machine. Keep this manual in a handy place for quick reference.
Important
Contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice. In no event
will the company be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential
damages as a result of handling or operating the machine.
Notes:
Some illustrations in this manual might be slightly different from the machine.
Certain options might not be available in some countries. For details, please
contact your local dealer.
Depending on which country you are in, your machine may include certain
options as standard. For details, please contact your local dealer.
Copyright 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT NOTICE ..................................................................................................... 4
1. Opening the [Adjustment Item] Menu ...........................................5

2. Display/Items and Features ...........................................................6
3. Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Item] Menu....................8
3.1 [Adjustment Item] List................................................................................................ 8
3.2 Adjustment Settings ................................................................................................ 11
4. Using the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] Menu ..28

4.1 Preparation: Displaying the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] menu ...... 28
4.2 Change the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] Mode ............................... 31
4.3 Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] Menu ........ 33
IMPORTANT NOTICE
IMPORTANT NOTICE
SAFETY INFORMATION
RWARNING
1. Do not open or remove the exterior covers while the main switch is turned on.
2. To avoid injury, never touch moving or high voltage components.
3. Keep hands away from internal components.
Mechanisms inside the machine can activate automatically, causing injury to
hands.
For example: when the machines main switch is turned to on and the fusing
units temperature falls below that of the machine, the warm-up mechanism will
start automatically.
SYMBOLS
This manual uses the following symbols:
RWARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if instructions are not
followed, could result in death or serious injury.
RCAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if instructions are not
followed, may result in minor or moderate injury or damage to property.
Important:
Indicates points to pay attention to when using the machine, and explanations of
likely causes of paper misfeeds, damage to originals, or loss of data. Be sure to
read these explanations.
Note:
Indicates supplementary explanations of the machines functions, and instructions
on resolving user errors.
[ ]: indicates the names of keys that appear on the machines display panel.
[ ] key: indicates the names of keys on the machines control panel.
1. Opening the [Adjustment Item] Menu
1. Opening the [Adjustment Item] Menu

Important
Before opening the [Adjustment Item] menu, turn the machines main power switch
to OFF. For details about turning the power off, see "Turning On/Off the Power",
About this Machine.
1. Insert the TCRU SD card into a free SD card slot on the back of the machine.
2. Turn the main power switch to ON, and wait for the machine to warm up.
3. After the machine has warmed up, press the [fierydriven] key on the control
panel to display the Main Menu.
4. On the Main Menu, press [Adjustment Item]. The [Adjustment Item] menu
appears.
Note:
Pressing the [fierydriven] key causes the control panel to switch between the
[Adjustment Item] menu and the printer function screen.
After you finish using the [Adjustment Item] menu, remove the SD card from the
card slot. You do not need to switch the machine off to do this.
2. Display/Items and Features
SUP013S
1. Items of Settings
Adjustment Settings are displayed in order.
SUP008S
2. [Open All], [Close All]

Open or close all Adjustment Settings categories at the same time.
3. Sorting
Types of Adjustment Settings can be scrolled or searched through by [Page] or
[Line].
4. [Finished]
Exit the Adjustment Item menu.
5. Adjustment Table
Enter numbers or select items using the [./*], [1-0], and [#] keys.
6. [System Status]
View the status of the machine.
[Job List]
View the status of print jobs.
2.1.1 Inputting
To enter numbers or select items, use the machines [./*], [1-0], and [#] keys.
3. Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Item] Menu
3. Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Item]

Menu
3.1 [Adjustment Item] List
Note:
Items are displayed according to the
direction of paper feed, which you can
specify by pressing [Moving Direction =
Horizontal (right and left)] and [Crossing
Direction = Vertical (top and bottom)].
u Shift Image Adjustment

SP
Item
Description
1-710
Image Regist:Sub (Front)
1-711
Image Regist:Sub (Back)
1-720
Image Regist:Main (Front)
Adjust the vertical position of the image
1-721
Image Regist:Main (Back)
(+ upward; downward).
Adjust the horizontal position of the

image
(+ rightward; leftward).
Reference
3.2.1
u Finishing Position Adjustments

SP
Item
Description
6-100
Staple Pos. Adj.
Adjust the vertical position of the

staples.
6-101
Punch Pos. Adj. (V)

punch holes. Specify this setting for all
types of punches. (The vertical position
is determined based on the center of
the paper.)
6-200
Bind Pos. Adj.

booklet staples.
6-201
Fold Pos. Adj.

booklet fold.
6-755
Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj (End)
Adjust the width of z-folds under fold.
Reference
3.2.2
Specify this setting for all sizes of paper

that can be z-folded.
6-760
Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj (Frm)
Adjust the width of the z-fold.

Specify this setting for all sizes of paper
that can be z-folded.
6-780
Cover Center Pos. Adj.
Adjust the horizontal alignment of the

front page.
6-781
Cover Regist. Pos. Adj.
Adjust the vertical alignment of the front

page.
6-782
Rect. Angle Adj.
Square the top, bottom, and outside

edges when trimming a deck of paper.
u Jogger Adjustments
SP
Item
Description
6-102
Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (H)
Adjust the vertical alignment when

applying edge stapling. Specify this
setting for each paper size.
6-103
Paper Arr. Adj. (H)
Adjust the vertical alignment when using

the finisher shift tray. Specify this setting
for each paper size.
6-105
Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (V)
Adjust the horizontal alignment when

using the finisher booklet tray. Specify
this setting for each paper size. (Limited
to A3 , B5 , and LT .)
6-202
Bind Arrange Adj. (H)
Adjust the vertical alignment when

applying saddle stitch stapling. Specify
this setting for each paper size.
Reference
3.2.3
u Other Adjustment Settings

SP
Item
Description
Use this if the print image is misaligned

by more than 2-3 mm when printing on
color, pre-printed, or narrow sheets up
to 147 mm wide. After disabling "Skew
detection" and "Side-to-Side
Registration" use the " Image
Regist:Main (Front)/(Back)" setting to
adjust the alignment.
1-730
Skew Detect Disable
1-761
Side-to-Side Reg Disable
1-906
Paper Curl Adjustment
Specify the method for straightening

curled sheets. Select the method
according to the direction and degree of
curl.
1-908
Erase Paper Lead Edge
If paper frequently becomes jammed

inside the fusing unit, adjust the paper
edge margin settings. Specify this
setting for each paper type.
1-910
Multi-Feed Detect:Disable
If double feeding is erroneously

detected when delivering color, preprinted, or other special sheets, disable
double-feed detection.
1-920
Blow Fan Duty Adj.
If double feeding or paper jamming

occurs when using the LCT, adjust the
strength of the sheet separation
airstream. Specify this setting for each
LCT paper tray.
1-921
Air Feed Start Time Adj.
If double-feeds or paper jams occurs

when using the LCT, adjust the duration
of the sheet separation airstream.
Specify this setting for each LCT paper
tray.
3-801
Initialize T Sensor
The machine automatically performs the

initialization process every time the
developer is replaced.
3-820
Execute Density Adj.
The machine automatically performs the

print density adjustment process.
6-770
Stacker Full Setting
Specify the height limit of the delivered

paper stack. Select 100%, 75%, 50%,
or 25%.
10
Reference
3.2.4
3.2 Adjustment Settings

3.2.1 Shift Image Adjustment
1. Using the [./*] key and [1-0] keys, enter the value you require for the setting,
and then press the [#] key.
Note:
1. Image Regist:Sub (Front)/(Back)
+ shifts right.
- shifts left.
2. Image Regist:Main (Front)/(Back)
+ shifts top.
- shifts bottom.
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SP
Item
No
Setting
Default
Value
1-710
Image Regist:Sub
(Front)
001
1-711
Image Regist:Sub
(Back)
001
Main Upper Tray
002
Main Lower Tray
004
A4LCT Upper Tray
005
A4LCT Middle Tray
006
A4LCT Lower Tray
007
Main Bypass Tray
008
A3LCT1 Upper Tray
009
A3LCT1 Lower Tray
010
A3LCT2 Upper Tray
011
A3LCT2 Lower Tray
1-720
Image
Regist:Main
(Front)
001
1-721
Image
Regist:Main
(Back)
001
Main Upper Tray
002
Main Lower Tray
004
A4LCT Upper Tray
005
A4LCT Middle Tray
006
A4LCT Lower Tray
007
Main Bypass Tray
008
A3LCT1 Upper Tray
009
A3LCT1 Lower Tray
010
A3LCT2 Upper Tray
011
A3LCT2 Lower Tray
12
Maximum
Value
Minimum
Value
Gradation
Value
Unit
+3
-3
0.1
mm
+3
-3
0.1
mm
3.2.2 Finishing Position Adjustments
SP
6-100
6-101
6-200
Item
Staple Pos. Adj.
Punch Pos. Adj. (V)
Bind Pos. Adj.
No.
Setting
001
A3 Vertical
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
A4 Horizontal
005
B5 Vertical
006
B5 Horizontal
007
DLT Vertical
008
LG Vertical
009
LT Vertical
010
LT Horizontal
011
Other
001
2 Hole Punch
(EU/JP)
002
3 Hole Punch
(NA/JP)
003
4 Hole Punch
(EU)
004
4 Hole Punch
(NA)
005
2 Hole Punch
(NA)
001
A3 Vertical
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
B5 Vertical
005
12"X18"
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Default
Value
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
+2
-2
0.5
mm
+7.5
-7.5
0.5
mm
+3
-3
0.2
mm

SP
Item
No.
Setting
Default
Value
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
+3
-3
0.2
mm
+2
-2
0.2
mm
+2
-2
0.2
mm
Vertical
006
6-201
6-755
6-760
Fold Pos. Adj.
Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj

(End)
Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj

(Frm)
DLT Vertical
007
LG Vertical
008
LT Vertical
009
Other
001
A3 Vertical
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
B5 Vertical
005
12"X18"
Vertical
006
DLT Vertical
007
LG Vertical
008
LT Vertical
009
Other
001
A3 Vertical
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
DLT Vertical
005
LG Vertical
006
LT Vertical
007
12"X18"
Vertical
008
Other
001
A3 Vertical
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
DLT Vertical
005
LG Vertical
006
LT Vertical
007
12"X18"
Vertical
008
Other
6-780
Cover Center Pos. Adj.
001
+5
-5
0.1
mm
6-781
Cover Regist. Pos. Adj.
001
+5
-5
0.1
mm
6-782
Rect. Angle Adj.
001
Front Side
+10
-10
0.1
mm
002
Rear Side
003
Small Side
14
Note:
Enter the degree of edge square deviation in "Rect. Angle Adj.".
15
3.2.3 Jogger Adjustments
SP
6-102
6-103
Item
No.
Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (H)
001
A3 Vertical
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
A4
Horizontal
Paper Arr. Adj. (H)
Setting
005
B5 Vertical
006
B5
Horizontal
007
DLT Vertical
008
LG Vertical
009
LT Vertical
010
LT
Horizontal
011
Other
001
A3 Vertical
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
A4
Horizontal
005
A5 Vertical
006
A5
Horizontal
007
B5 Vertical
008
B5
Horizontal
009
DLT Vertical
16
Default
Value
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
+1.5
-1.5
0.5
mm
+3
-3
0.2
mm

SP
6-105
6-202
Item
Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (V)
Bind Arrange Adj. (H)
No.
Setting
Default
Value
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
010
LG Vertical
011
LT Vertical
012
LT
Horizontal
013
HLT Vertical
014
HLT
Horizontal
015
Other
001
A4
Horizontal
+10
-5
0.1
mm
002
B5
Horizontal
+2
-5
0.1
mm
003
LT
Horizontal
+10
-5
0.1
mm
001
A3 Vertical
+1.5
-1.5
0.5
mm
002
B4 Vertical
003
A4 Vertical
004
B5 Vertical
005
12"X18"
Vertical
006
DLT Vertical
007
LG Vertical
008
LT Vertical
009
Other
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3.2.4 Other Adjustment Settings

1 Skew Detect Disable
1. Press the selection you require for the setting.

SP
1-730
Item
No.
Setting
Skew Detect Disable
001
Main Upper Tray
Enabled
002
Main Lower Tray
Disabled
004
A4LCT Upper Tray
005
A4LCT Middle Tray
006
A4LCT Lower Tray
007
Main Bypass Tray
008
A3LCT1 Upper Tray
009
A3LCT1 Lower Tray
010
A3LCT2 Upper Tray
011
A3LCT2 Lower Tray
18
Selection
Default
Value
Enabled
1 Side-to-Side Reg Disable

SP
1-761
Item
Side-to-Side Reg
Disable
No.
001
002
Setting
Selection
Main Upper Tray
Enabled
Main Lower Tray
Disabled
004
A4LCT Upper Tray
005
A4LCT Middle Tray
006
A4LCT Lower Tray
007
Main Bypass Tray
008
A3LCT1 Upper Tray
009
A3LCT1 Lower Tray
010
A3LCT2 Upper Tray
011
A3LCT2 Lower Tray
19
Default
Value
Enabled
1 Paper Curl Adjustment
SP
1-906
Item
Paper Curl
Adjustment
No.
Setting
001
Paper
Path
Selection
Selection
0: Default Position: Lower
Path
1: Back curl (weak)
2: Back curl (strong)
3: Default Position: Upper
Path
4: Face curl (weak)
5: Face curl (strong)
20
Default value
3: Default Position: Upper
Path
1 Erase Paper Lead Edge
SP
1-908
Item
No
Setting
Erase Paper Lead

Edge
001
Trace: Non-Coated
002
Plain: Non-Coated
003
MidThick: NonCoated
004
Trace: Coated1
005
Plain: Coated1
006
MidThick: Coated1
007
Trace: Coated2
008
Plain: Coated2
009
MidThick: Coated2
010
Trace: Coated3
011
Plain: Coated3
012
MidThick: Coated3
013
Trace: Special1
014
Plain: Special2
015
MidThick: Special1
016
Trace: Special2
017
Plain: Special2
018
MidThick: Special2
019
Trace: Special3
020
Plain: Special3
021
MidThick: Special3
022
Trace: Special4
023
Plain: Special4
024
MidThick: Special4
21
Default
Value
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
3.0
0.1
mm

SP
Item
No
Setting
Default
Value
025
Trace: Special5
026
Plain: Special5
027
MidThick: Special5
028
Trace: Special6
029
Plain: Special6
030
MidThick: Special6
22
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
1 Multi-Feed Detect:Disable

SP
1-910
Item
Multi-Feed
Detect:Disable
No.
Setting
Selection
001
Main Upper Tray
Enabled
002
Main Lower Tray
Disabled
004
A4LCT Upper Tray
005
A4LCT Middle Tray
006
A4LCT Lower Tray
007
Main Bypass Tray
008
A3LCT1 Upper Tray
009
A3LCT1 Lower Tray
010
A3LCT2 Upper Tray
011
A3LCT2 Lower Tray
23
Default Value
Enabled
1 Blow Fan Duty Adj.
SP
1-920
Item
Blow Fan Duty

Adj.
No
Setting
001
A3LCT1 Upper
Front
002
A3LCT1 Upper Rear
003
A3LCT1 Lower
Front
004
A3LCT1 Lower Rear
005
A3LCT2 Upper
Front
006
A3LCT2 Upper Rear
007
A3LCT2 Lower
Front
008
A3LCT2 Lower Rear
24
Default
Value
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
70
100
1 Air Feed Start Time Adj.
SP
1-921
Item
Air Feed Start

Time Adj.
No
Setting
001
A3 LCT1 Upper
Tray
002
A3 LCT1 Lower
Tray
003
A3 LCT2 Upper
Tray
004
A3 LCT2 Lower
Tray
25
Default
Value
Maxim
um
Value
Minim
um
Value
Gradat
ion
Value
Unit
10
sec
1 Initialize T Sensor
1. Press the color to initialize the sensor, and then press the [#] key.
2. If you press [Execute], the machine carries out initialization every time the
developer is replaced.
SP
Item
No.
Setting
Selection
Default Value
3-801
Initialize T
Sensor
007
Color Selection
YMCK
YMCK
008
Execute
Execute
1 Execute Density Adj.
SP
3-820
Item
No.
Execute Density
Adj.
002
Setting
Selection
Execute
26
Default Value
-
1 Stacker Full Setting
SP
6-770
Item
Stacker Full Setting
No.
001
Setting
-
Selection
0: 100%
1: 75%
2: 50%
3: 25%
27
Default Value
0: 100%
4. Using the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] Menu
4. Using the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled

Operators] Menu
You can specify some of the items that are available on the [Adjustment Item]
menu on the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] menu also.
4.1 Preparation: Displaying the [Adjustment Settings for

Skilled Operators] menu
To use the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] menu, you must first
configure your machine's [Administrator Authentication Management] setting.
1. Press [User Tools] key on the control panel.
2. Press [System Settings] on the display.
3. Press [Administrator Tools].
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4. Press [Administrator Authentication Management].
If any keys cannot be selected on the display, press [
5. Press [Machine Management].
6. Select [On] for "Admin. Authentication".

7. Press [OK].
29
Next].
8. Press [Exit].
[Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] appears.
30
4.2 Change the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled

Operators] Mode
1. Press [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators].
2. Press [Login].
3. Enter your login user name, and then press [OK].

If you are logging on as the administrator for the first time, enter "admin".
4. Enter your login password, and then press [OK].
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5. Enter your login password again, and then press [OK].

The screen appears for Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators Mode.
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4.3 Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Settings for

Skilled Operators] Menu
For details about each setting in this menu, see the corresponding SP number in "3.
Values for Settings in the [Adjustment Item] Menu". Although setting names might
differ, matching numbers indicate the same function.
SP
Item
1-920
Wide LCT Fan Duty Adj
1-921
Wide LCT Fan Start Time Settings
2-255
Developer Exhaust
2-256
Developer Fill
2-311
Manual Lubrication Exe
3-801
Init TD Sensor
3-820
Manual ProCon
6-700 (6-100)
Staple Position Adjustment
6-705 (6-101)
Punch Hole Position Adjustment
6-710 (6-755)
End Bind Jogger Adjustment
6-715 (6-760)
Adjust Output Jog Position
6-720 (6-102)
Adjust Leading Edge Stopper Press
6-730 (6-103)
Adjust Booklet Stapling Position
6-735 (6-105)
Adjust Booklet Fold Position
6-740
Fine Adj Booklet Adjust Across
6-745
Booklet Fold Repetitions
6-755
Fold Position Fine Adjustment
6-760
Fold Position Fine Adjustment
6-770
Stack Full Setting
6-780
Cover Centering Adjustment
6-781
Cover Horizontal Position Adjustment
6-782
Finishing Angle Adjustment
The numbers in parentheses are the [Adjustment Item] menu numbers.
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Index
B
Bind Arrange Adj. (H), 9, 17

Bind Pos. Adj., 9, 13
Multi-Feed Detect:Disable, 10
[Open All], 6
Other Adjustment Settings, 10, 18
[Close All], 6
Cover Center Pos. Adj., 14
Cover Centering Adjustment, 9
Cover Regist. Pos. Adj., 9, 14
P
Paper Arr. Adj. (H), 9, 16
Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (H), 9, 16
Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (V), 9, 17
Paper Curl Adjustment, 10, 20
Punch Hole Position Adjustment, 9
Punch Pos. Adj. (V), 13
D
Detect Multi Feed, 23
E
[Exit], 6
Shift Image Adjustment, 8, 11

Side-to-Side Reg Disable, 10, 19
Skew Detect Disable, 10, 18
Sorting, 6
Stacker Full Setting, 10, 27
Staple Pos. Adj., 13
Staple Position Adjustment, 9
[System Status], 6
Finishing Position Adjustments, 9, 13

Fold Pos. Adj., 9, 14
I
Image Regist:Main (Back), 8, 11, 12
Image Regist:Main (Front), 8, 11, 12
Image Regist:Sub (Back), 8, 11, 12
Image Regist:Sub (Front), 8, 11, 12
Items of Settings, 6
Z
Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj (End), 9, 14
Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj (Frm), 9, 14
J
[Job List], 6
Jogger Adjustments, 9, 16
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Replacement Guide: TCRU
Model Name:
Pro C900S/Pro C900
Draft 2008/04/22
CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS MANUAL

CAUTIONS, NOTES, ETC.
The following headings provide important information that you must read:
RWARNING
Failure to follow the information could result in serious injury or death.
RCAUTION
Follow the information to ensure safe operation and avoid minor injuries.
Important:
Follow this information to avoid misfeeds and loss of data, and to prevent
damage to the machine and originals.
The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any damage or expense that might
result from use of other than genuine parts with this machine.
Some illustrations in this manual might be slightly different from the machine.
Certain options might not be available in some countries. For details, please
contact your local dealer.
Note: This information provides extra information about machine maintenance.
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jurisdictions.
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Switches and Symbols
Where symbols are used on or near switches on machines for Europe and other
areas, the meaning of each symbol conforms with IEC60417.
ON
STANDBY
Draft 2008/04/22
Power Plug and Power Cord

1. Always make sure that the power plug is fully completely into the wall outlet. A
partially inserted plug could lead to heat generation (due to a power surge
caused by high resistance) that can result in fire and other problems.
2. Always check the power plug and make sure that it is free of dust and lint.
Clean it if necessary. A dirty plug can generate heat that can result in fire.
3. Inspect the length of the power cord for cuts or other damage. A frayed or
otherwise damaged power cord can cause a short circuit which could lead to a
fire or injury from electrical shock. If the power cord is damaged in any way, call
for service.
4. Check the length of the power cord between the machine and power supply.
Make sure the power cord is not coiled or wrapped around any object such as a
table leg. Coiling the power cord can cause excessive heat to build up and this
could result in fire.
5. Make sure that the area around the wall outlet is free of obstacles so the power
cord can be removed quickly in case of an emergency.
6. Make sure that the power cord is grounded (earthed) at the wall outlet using the
ground wire on the plug.
7. Insert the power cord into the wall outlet directly. Never use an extension cord.
8. When disconnecting the power plug from the wall outlet, always pull on the plug,
not the cable.
Draft 2008/04/22
RWARNING
Protect the machine from dampness or wet weather, such as rain and snow.
Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet before moving the machine. While moving
the machine, take care that the power cord is not damaged under the machine.
When disconnecting the power plug from the wall outlet, always pull the plug (not the
cable).
Do not allow paper clips, staples, or other small metallic objects to fall inside the
machine.
Keep toner (used or unused) and toner containers out of reach of children.
For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the machine or expended supply waste
at household waste collection points. Disposal can take place at an authorized
dealer.
The inside of this machine gets very hot. Do not touch the parts with a label
indicating the hot surface. Otherwise, an injury might occur.
The fusing section of this machine gets very hot. Caution should be taken when
removing misfed paper.
Keep the machine away from humidity and dust. Otherwise a fire or an electric shock
might occur.
Do not place the machine on an unstable or tilted surface. If it topples over, an injury
might occur.
Do not use aluminum foil, carbon paper, or similar conductive paper to avoid a fire or
machine failure.
If you use the machine in a confined space, make sure there is a continuous air
turnover.
If toner or used toner is inhaled, gargle with plenty of water and move into a fresh air
environment. Consult a doctor if necessary.
If toner or used toner gets into eyes, wash eyes immediately using lots of water.
Consult a doctor if necessary.
If toner or used toner is swallowed, dilute it by drinking lots of water. Consult a doctor
if necessary.
Avoid getting toner on your clothes or skin when removing a paper jam or replacing
toner. If your skin comes into contact with toner, wash the affected area thoroughly
with soap and water.
If toner gets on your clothing, wash it using cold water. Hot water will set the toner
into the fabric and might make removing the stain impossible.
SAFETY AND ECOLOGICAL NOTES FOR DISPOSAL

1. Do not incinerate toner bottles or used toner. Toner dust may ignite suddenly
when exposed to an open flame.
2. Dispose of used toner, developer, and organic photoconductors in
accordance with local regulations. (These are non-toxic supplies.)
3. Dispose of replaced parts in accordance with local regulations.
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Table of Contents
CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS MANUAL.......................................................... 2
GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................. 2
1. BEFORE YOU BEGIN ..................................................................6

2. COMMON PROCEDURES...............................................................9
2.1 SWITCH THE MACHINE OFF BEFORE BEGINNING ANY PROCEDURE!. 9
2.2 OPENING THE TCRU DISPLAY................................................................. 12
2.3 REMOVING THE FRONT TOP COVER...................................................... 15
2.4 REATTACHING THE FRONT TOP COVER ............................................... 16
3. CHARGE CORONA UNIT ..............................................................17

3.1 REMOVING THE CHARGE CORONA UNIT............................................... 17
3.2 REINSTALLING THE CHARGE CORONA UNIT ........................................ 20
4. DRUM CLEANING UNIT ................................................................22

4.1 REMOVING THE DRUM CLEANING UNIT................................................. 22
4.2 REINSTALLING THE DRUM CLEANING UNIT .......................................... 25
5. DRUM UNIT....................................................................................28
5.1 REMOVING THE DRUM UNIT.................................................................... 28
5.2 REINSTALLING THE DRUM UNIT ............................................................. 30
6. DEVELOPER..................................................................................33
6.1 REMOVING THE USED DEVELOPER ....................................................... 33
6.2 ADDING NEW DEVELOPER ...................................................................... 38
7. IMAGE TRANSFER BELT CLEANING UNIT ................................41

7.1 REMOVING THE IMAGE TRANSFER BELT CLEANING UNIT.................. 41
7.2 INSTALLING THE IMAGE TRANSFER BELT CLEANING UNIT ................ 44
8. PAPER TRANSFER ROLLER UNIT..............................................46

8.1 REMOVING THE PAPER TRANSFER ROLLER UNIT ............................... 46
8.2 INSTALLING THE PAPER TRANSFER ROLLER UNIT.............................. 48
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1. BEFORE YOU BEGIN

This manual is only operators who have received training in the procedures shown
in this manual. General users are not to perform the procedures shown in this
manual.
Never perform any procedure in this manual if you have not received proper
training.
If you have received training and are not sure about how to do a procedure then
call for service.
Even if you have received training, never attempt any procedure that is not
shown in this manual.
Contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice. In no event
will the company be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential
damages as a result of handling or operating this machine.
What You Need

Use only the tools and materials described in this manual. Use of other tools or
materials could damage the machine or cause injury.
c Accessory hex driver

d Black hex screws
3 Developer bottle
4 Drum setting powder pad applicator
RPG017S
You will need the following items:

Accessory hex driver c (provided). Needed to remove the black hex screws d
from the machine. The black screws in the machine are the only screws that
should be removed.
Drum setting powder pad applicator (provided). Needed to apply a thin coated of
powder on the drum.
Newspaper or other paper. Needed to cover your work surface and prevent toner
spillage from components removed from the machine.
Important: The accessory hex driver and drum setting powder pad are included in
the kit that is supplied this machine. Keep this kit in a safe place where you can
find it later. If the kit is not available, contact your supervisor or call for service.
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NAMES OF COMPONENTS
1
2
3
2
4
RPG062S
1. Toner hopper cover

2. Front top cover
3. Inner cover
4. Left front cover
5. Right front cover
6. Control panel
Parts, Screw Color Codes
Handles and levers colored purple indicate where you should pull or lift a
component or part to move or remove it.
Black screws are the screws you must remove in order to remove the unit or
component. Never remove screws of any other color.
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CONTROL PANEL
7
8
2
3
1. User Tools
2. Counter
3. Number keys
4. ./* key
5. Enter key
6. Clear key
7. On indicator
8. Operation Switch
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2. COMMON PROCEDURES
2.1 SWITCH THE MACHINE OFF BEFORE BEGINNING
ANY PROCEDURE!
RWARNING
To prevent electrical shock, turn off the main power switch and
disconnect the ground wire from the machine and fixing heater.
Preparation
Before performing any procedure shown in this manual, always do the following:
1. Press the [
] tab.
2. Press [Restart Fiery].
3. Press [Shut Down].
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4. Press [OK].
5. Press the operation switch to turn the machine off.

6. After turning off the operation switch, turn off the main power switch.
7. Wait a few seconds, and then disconnect the ground leakage circuit breaker
from the machine and fixing heater.
RPG069
8. The fusing unit becomes extremely hot during normal operation. After turning
the machine off and disconnecting the power cable and ground leakage circuit
breaker, do not use the machine for at least 30 minutes. This time will allow the
fusing unit to cool down.
The operation switch is on the control panel. (See "CONTROL PANEL".)
The main power switch is in the upper left corner behind the front left cover.
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SYSTEM AUTO RESET TIMER (TIMER SETTINGS)

The System Reset setting automatically switches the screen to that of the function
specified in Function Priority if the machine is left idle for a specified period.
On
Off
The setting should be Off.
If you select "On", you can specify how long the machine waits before switching the
screen. Using the number keys, you can specify a wait time of between 1 and 999
seconds.
Note: For details about changing this setting, see General Setting Guide, which is
supplied with this machine.
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2.2 OPENING THE TCRU DISPLAY

Overview
When installed, the TCRU SD card enables an LCD display application

specially designed for use with TCRU machines.
The TCRU SD card can be installed on TCRU machines only. It will not
function with other models.
The LCD display application of the TCRU SD card is protected by a built-in
authentication function. This means that the LCD display application cannot be
copied or moved.
RCAUTION
Any attempt to copy or move the LCD application will permanently
disable the TCRU SD card.
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INSTALLATION, TCRU SETUP

1. Insert the TCRU SD card into a vacant SD card slot on the back of the machine.
2. After connecting the ground leakage circuit breaker to the machine and fixing
heater, turn the machine on and wait for it to warm up.
3. Press the [fierydriven] key on the control panel to display the main menu.
Note: The [fierydriven] key on the control panel functions as a toggle to rotate
the displays on the LCD: Main Menu > Printer function > Main Menu.
4. Press the [TCRU] button to display the TCRU Menu.
The TCRU Menu is shown below.
Note: The [Fusing Unit] and [Others] buttons are not to be used in any of the
procedures shown in this manual.
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TCRU MENU SUMMARY

This section explains the functions of the buttons on the TCRU Menu.
The menu displayed under each button in the TCRU menu
The function menu is shown below.
Note: The following is based on the charge corona unit function menu.
1. [Display PM Counter] buttons
There is a [Display PM Counter] button for each unit. When a [Display PM
Counter] button is pressed, the counter of that unit is displayed. Press the
[Confirm] button to return to the previous display.
2. [Reset PM Counter] buttons
There is a [Reset PM Counter] button for each unit. If a [Reset PM Counter]
button is pressed, the machine performs initialization for the selected unit and
clears the counter for that unit.
If an error occurs during the counter clear/initialization, an error message is
displayed.
If the counter clear/initialization completes successfully, "Counters have
been reset." is displayed.
3. [PM Counter Log] buttons
There is a [PM Counter Log] button for each unit. By pressing the [PM Counter
Log] button, you can check the last two counter values before the counter was
cleared. By pressing the [Confirm] button, you can check the earlier counter
values also.
You can remove the TCRU SD card even when the machine is on.
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2.3 REMOVING THE FRONT TOP COVER

Procedure
1. Open the left (2) and right (1) front covers.
RPG020S
2. Open the toner hopper cover (1).
RPG003S
3. Remove the two screws at (1) and (2) by hand.

Note: Use a coin to turn the screws if they are too tight to turn by hand.
4. Lift up the front top cover (3) and remove it.
1
2
3
RPG056S
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2.4 REATTACHING THE FRONT TOP COVER

Procedure
1. Hold the front top cover.
2. Align the two tabs (1) on the bottom of the front top cover with the two cutouts
(2) on the frame of the machine, and then hook the front top cover.
3. Align the three tabs (3) on the front top cover with the three cutouts (4) on the
frame of the machine, and then attach the front top cover.
3
4
1
2
4
4
3
2
RPG014S
4. Fasten the two screws at (1) and (2) by hand.

5. Close the toner hopper cover (3).
3
1
RPG057S
6. Close the left and right front covers.
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3. CHARGE CORONA UNIT

3.1 REMOVING THE CHARGE CORONA UNIT
What You Need
Accessory hex driver provided with the machine.
Newspaper or other paper covering a nearby flat surface on which you can place
removed components.
RWARNING
To prevent electrical shock, switch off the main power switch and
Replacement Message
Replacement of Charger is now necessary.
Replace Charger.
If this message appears, use the following procedure to replace the unit.
Preparation: Print out the counter list.
1. Press the [Counter] key on the control panel (see "CONTROL PANEL") and
print out the counter list.
2. Switch the machine off. (See "SWITCH THE MACHINE OFF BEFORE
BEGINNING ANY PROCEDURE!")
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Procedure
1. Open the left and right front covers.
2. Remove the front top cover (See " REMOVING THE FRONT TOP COVER")
3. Hold the charge corona unit (1) with the lock lever (2) pressed down.
RPG022
RPG023
4. Carefully pull the charge corona unit (1) toward you.
RPG024
5. Holding the sides of the charge corona unit, pull it out in the direction of the
arrow (2).
2
1
RPG011S
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Important:
To protect the charge corona unit from fingerprints, scratches, and dust:
Always hold the charge corona unit (1) with both hands.
Never touch the wire mesh (2) below.
Never allow anything to touch the wire mesh while the charge corona unit is
outside the machine.
1
2
RPG012S
6. Lay the charge corona unit with the wire mesh facing down.
RPG025
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3.2 REINSTALLING THE CHARGE CORONA UNIT

Important:
To protect the charge corona unit from fingerprints, scratches, and dust:
Never touch the wire mesh on the underside of the charge corona unit.
Never allow anything to touch the wire mesh while the charge corona unit is
outside the machine.
Procedure
1. While holding the charge corona unit with both hands and with the wire mesh
facing down, set the charge corona unit (1) on its rails (2) , and then carefully
push it in until it can go no further.
2
2
1
RPG010S
2. Reattach the front top cover and close the toner hopper cover. (See
"REATTACHING THE FRONT TOP COVER".)
3. Reconnect the ground leakage circuit breaker for the machine and fixing heater.
4. Press the main power switch to turn the machine on, close the left and right
front cover, and then wait for the machine to warm up.
5. Open the TCRU display. (See "OPENING THE TCRU DISPLAY".)
6. Press the [Charge Corona Unit] button.
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7. Press the [Reset PM Counter] button of the item that is the corresponding color.
8. If a confirmation message appears, press the [Continue] button.
Note: The counter will be reset.
9. When the counter is reset, press the [Confirm] button.
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4. DRUM CLEANING UNIT

4.1 REMOVING THE DRUM CLEANING UNIT
What You Need
removed components.
RWARNING
Replacement Message
Replacement of Cleaning Unit for PCU is now necessary.
Replace Cleaning Unit for PCU.
Procedure
1. Open the left and right front cover, open the toner hopper cover, and then
remove the front top cover. (See "REMOVING THE FRONT TOP COVER".)
2. Remove the charge corona unit. (See "REMOVING THE CHARGE CORONA
UNIT.)
3. Using the hex driver, remove the three black screws (1) from the inner cover (2)
of the development unit drawer.
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4. Remove the inner cover (2) of the development unit drawer.
2
1
RPG026
5. Loosen the drawer stop knob (1) by turning it counterclockwise, and then
remove it.
RPG027
6. Holding the purple handle (1), carefully pull out the development unit drawer.
RPG028
Important: Do not leave the development unit drawer open for a long time. Also,
do not expose the part where the drum unit is visible to direct sunlight.
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7. Turn the drum cleaning unit lock lever (1) counterclockwise.
1
RPG029
8. Grasping both sides (1) of the drum cleaning unit as shown, lift the drum
cleaning unit (2) straight up.
2
1
RPG007S
9. To avoid spilling toner, always carry the drum cleaning unit level with the
exposed roller (1) facing up (not down).
RPG030
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4.2 REINSTALLING THE DRUM CLEANING UNIT

Procedure
Note: If you want to replace the drum unit with the drum cleaning unit, see
"DRUM UNIT".
1. Check the drum cleaning unit direction for reinstalling.
The waste toner collection pipe (1) should be at rear side.
RPG018S
2. Align the purple pin covers (1) at the front and rear edge of the drum cleaning
unit with the guide rails (2), and then set the drum cleaning unit on the frame.
Important: Never touch the green surface of the drum.
2
1
1
RPG004S
3. Turn the drum cleaning unit lock lever (1) clockwise until it clicks.
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4. Gently and firmly push the purple handle (2) into the machine until the drawer
can go no further and locks into place.
1
RPG032
Important: Do not pinch the harnesses (1) on the frame when pushing the
development unit drawer into the machine.
RPG036
5. Install the drawer stop knob (1), and then fasten it by turning it clockwise.
RPG035
6. Attach the inner cover, and then secure it by turning its three black screws
clockwise using the hex driver.
7. Reinstall the charge corona unit. (See "REINSTALLING THE CHARGE
CORONA UNIT")
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front covers, and then wait for the machine to warm up.
11. Open the TCRU Display. (See "OPENING THE TCRU DISPLAY".)
12. Press the [Drum Cleaning Unit] button.
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5. DRUM UNIT
5.1 REMOVING THE DRUM UNIT
What You Need
removed components.
RWARNING
Replacement Message
Replacement of Drum Unit is now necessary.
Replace Drum Unit.
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Procedure
1. Open the left and right front covers, open the hopper cover, and then remove
the front top cover. (See "REMOVING THE FRONT TOP COVER".)
2. Remove the charge corona unit. (See "REMOVING THE CHARGE CORONA
UNIT.)
3. Remove the drum cleaning unit. (See "REMOVING THE DRUM CLEANING
UNIT".)
4. Turn the drum lock nut (1) counterclockwise, and unlock the drum unit.
RPG063
5. Rotate the drum unit using its handle (1) as shown below, and then carefully
pull out the drum unit.
RPG034
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5.2 REINSTALLING THE DRUM UNIT

Procedure
Important: Never touch the green area of the drum.
1. Set the new drum unit (1) in the development unit drawer, and make sure that
the two guides (2) (front) (3) (rear) at the development unit drawer are inserted
securely in the grooves (4) (front) (5) (rear) at the drum unit.
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RPG016S
2. Take the drum setting powder applicator out of the TCRU kit.
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3. Using the powder pad applicator, pat the surface of the drum lightly.
25%
RPG019S
Important:
Setting powder must cover at least 25% of the surface of the drum to prevent
damage to the drum cleaning unit and the drum.
The setting powder is an inert substance that is not harmful to the human
body.
4. Fasten the drum lock nut (1) by turning it clockwise.
RPG033
5. Reinstall the drum cleaning unit and push the development unit drawer into the
machine. (See "REINSTALLING THE DRUM CLEANING UNIT".)
6. Install the drawer stop knob, and then fasten it clockwise. (See
"REINSTALLING THE DRUM CLEANING UNIT".)
7. Attach the inner cover, and then secure it by turning its three black screws
clockwise using the hex driver. (See "REINSTALLING THE DRUM CLEANING
UNIT".)
8. Reinstall the charge corona unit. (See "REINSTALLING THE CHARGE
CORONA UNIT")
10. Reconnect the ground leakage circuit breaker of the machine and fixing heater.
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11. Turn the machine's main power switch to ON, close the left and right front
covers, and then wait for the machine to warm up.
12. Open the TCRU Display. (See "OPENING THE TCRU DISPLAY".)
13. Press the [Drum Unit] button.
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6. DEVELOPER
6.1 REMOVING THE USED DEVELOPER
Overview
You can remove the developer from more than one developer unit at a time.
Important: Dispose of the developer bottle in accordance with the disposal
regulations in your area.
What You Need
Developer bottle provided with the main machine.
RWARNING
Before replacing the developer, make sure that the machine's parts are
all closed.
Replacement Message
Replacement of Developer is now necessary.
Replace Developer.
Important: Before this procedure can be carried out, the machine must be
switched on.
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Procedure
1. Open the left and right front cover, open the toner hopper cover, and then
remove the front top cover. (See "REMOVING THE FRONT TOP COVER".)
2. Check that the developer you are preparing is the correct color by looking at
the combination of the raised markings (1) on the shutter of the developer
bottle. (The combination indicates the developer color, as shown below.)
1
RPG009S
3. Check if the developer bottle is empty.

4. Align the hole (1) of the bottle with the contact (2) under the outlet for the
corresponding developer.
5. Connect the developer bottle (3).
Note: If you want to remove the developer from two or more development
units, connect empty bottles to the outlets of those units.
3
RPG060
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6. Push the developer bottle to in the direction of the arrow (1) until it it can go no
further and locks into place.
RPG054

8. Press the [Developer] button.
9. Press the [Reset PM Counter Developer:Exhaust] button.

11. Select the developer you want to replace, and then press the [Continue] button.
Note: The old developer is discharged.
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13. After removing the developer, press the [Confirm] button, and then, while
pressing the lock levers on either side of the developer bottle, carefully pull the
bottle toward you.
Important: To avoid developer spillage while handling the developer bottle, always
keep the developer bottle level.
RPG053
14. Disconnect the developer bottle from the developer outlet contact, and then
remove it.
Important: Cover surrounding surfaces with paper. This will prevent spillage from
the developer bottle spoiling them.
15. Remove the seal (1) that is stuck to the developer bottle.
RPG048
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16. Attach the seal to the shutter (1) of the developer bottle, as shown.
Note: To prevent developer leaking during transport, cover the developer
bottle's opening.
1
RPG049
Important: At this point, begin the procedure for adding the new developer. (See
"ADDING NEW DEVELOPER")
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6.2 ADDING NEW DEVELOPER

Important: Be sure to switch the machine on before beginning this procedure.
This procedure requires the machine to be powered.
Procedure
1. Check that the developer you are preparing is the correct color by looking at
the combination of the raised markings (1) on the shutter of the developer
bottle. (The combination indicates the developer color, as shown below.)
1
RPG009S
2. Align the hole (1) of the bottle with the contact (2) on the inlet for the
corresponding developer.
3. Connect the developer bottle (3).
1
RPG059
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4. Push the developer bottle in the direction of the arrow (1) until it can go no
further and locks into place.
1
RPG051
5. Pull the seal (1) completely away.
RPG050

7. Press the [Developer] button.
8. Press the [Reset PM Counter Developer:Reload] button.

10. Select the developer you want to replace, and then press the [Continue] button.
Note:
The new developer begins pouring in.
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11. When the confirmation message appears, press the [Confirm] button, and then,
while pressing the lock levers on either side of the developer bottle, carefully
pull the bottle toward you.
RPG052
12. Disconnect the developer bottle from the contact on the developer inlet, and
then remove it.
13. Turn the developer bottle upside down.
15. Close the left and right front cover.
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7. IMAGE TRANSFER BELT CLEANING UNIT

7.1 REMOVING THE IMAGE TRANSFER BELT CLEANING
UNIT
What You Need
Accessory hex driver provided with machine.
removed components.
RWARNING
Replacement Message
Intermed. Trans. Belt Cleaning Unit replacement is now
required.
Replace Intermed. Trans. Belt Cleaning Unit.
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Procedure
1. Open the left and right front covers.
2. Remove the two black screws (1) on the inner cover (2) for the image transfer
belt cleaning unit using the hex driver.
3. Remove the inner cover (2).
Note: To remove the inner cover, pull it out and slightly upward.
1
2
1
RPG044
4. Remove the black screw (1) on the image transfer belt cleaning unit using the
hex driver.
5. Rotate the cleaning blade contact lever (2) clockwise.
1
2
RPG038
6. Using the handle (1), carefully pull the image transfer belt cleaning unit toward
you until it can go no further.
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7. While pressing down the lock tab (1), carefully pull out the image transfer belt
cleaning unit.
RPG039
Important: To avoid toner spillage while handling the image transfer belt cleaning
unit, always keep the image transfer belt cleaning unit level.
RPG058
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7.2 INSTALLING THE IMAGE TRANSFER BELT

CLEANING UNIT
Procedure
1. While holding the image transfer belt cleaning unit with both hands, set the
image transfer belt cleaning unit (1) on its rails (2), and then carefully push it in
until it can go no further.
2
1
2
1
RPG041
RPG040
2. Fasten the black screw (1) on the image transfer belt cleaning unit using the
hex driver.
3. Rotate the cleaning blade contact lever (2) counterclockwise.
1
2
RPG037
4. Reattach the inner cover and then fasten the two black screws on the inner
cover of the image transfer belt cleaning unit using the hex driver. (See
"REMOVING THE IMAGE TRANSFER BELT CLEANING UNIT".)
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8. Press the [Image Transfer Belt Cleaning Unit] button.
9. Press the [Reset PM Counter:Image Transfer Belt Cleaning Unit] button.

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8. PAPER TRANSFER ROLLER UNIT

8.1 REMOVING THE PAPER TRANSFER ROLLER UNIT
What You Need
removed components.
RWARNING
Replacement Message
Replacement of Transfer Unit is now necessary.
Replace Transfer Unit.
Procedure
1. Open the left and right front cover.
2. Rotate the lock lever (1) of the registration unit drawer counterclockwise, and
then pull the drawer toward you.
RPG042
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3. Using the hex driver, remove the black screw in the rear lock (1), and then slide
the rear lock to the rear end.
4. Using the hex driver, remove the black screw in the front lock (2), and then
slide the front lock to the front end.
RPG065S
5. Holding the paper transfer roller unit (1) with both hands, carefully lift it up and
out.
Important: To avoid toner spillage while handling the paper transfer roller unit,
always keep the paper transfer roller unit level.
RPG046
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8.2 INSTALLING THE PAPER TRANSFER ROLLER UNIT

Procedure
1. While holding the paper transfer roller unit (1) with both hands, align the stays
(2) of the paper transfer roller unit with the shafts of the registration unit drawer,
and then set the paper transfer roller unit on the registration unit drawer.
2. Slide the rear lock (3) forward to align it with the shaft screw hole.
3. Slide the front lock (4) backward to align it with the shaft screw hole.
3
2
4
2
RPG066S
Important: Install the paper transfer roller unit securely, as shown below.
RPG005S
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4. Using the hex driver, turn the black screws to lock the front (1) and rear (2)
locks.
RPG068S
RPG067S
5. Carefully the registration unit drawer into the machine until it can go no further
and locks into place.
6. Rotate the lock lever (1) of the registration unit drawer clockwise.
RPG043
10. Press [Paper Transfer Roller Unit] button.
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11. Press the [Reset PM Counter:Paper Transfer Roller Unit] button.

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Troubleshooting: TCRU
Model Name:
Pro C900S/Pro C900
Table of Contents
1. BEFORE YOU BEGIN .........................................................................3
1.1 GUIDE TO COMPONENTS........................................................................... 3
1.2 ADJUSTMENT ITEM: USING THE TCRU SD CARD ................................... 4
2. TROUBLESHOOTING SERVICE CALL PROBLEMS (SC CODES) ..5

2.1 WHAT ARE SC CODES? .............................................................................. 5
2.2 SC CODE LIST.............................................................................................. 5
3. TROUBLESHOOTING IMAGE QUALITY PROBLEMS ......................7

3.1 IMAGE QUALITY PROBLEMS...................................................................... 7
3.1.1 PROBLEM 1: WHITE SPOTS .............................................................. 7
3.1.2 PROBLEM 2: SHARP SPOTS ............................................................. 9
3.1.3 PROBLEM 3: VERTICAL STRIPES ................................................... 11
3.1.4 PROBLEM 4: DENSITY TOO LOW.................................................... 13
3.1.5 PROBLEM 5: DENSITY TOO HIGH................................................... 15
3.1.6 PROBLEM 6: DIRTY BACKGROUND................................................ 17
3.1.7 PROBLEM 7: PATCHY ...................................................................... 19
3.1.8 PROBLEM 8: STREAKS (1)............................................................... 21
3.1.9 PROBLEM 9: STREAKS (2)............................................................... 23
4. TROUBLESHOOTING PAPER DELIVERY PROBLEMS .................24
1. BEFORE YOU BEGIN

If the machine will not print, does not print as expected, or exhibits any other
problem, find the problem in this manual and troubleshoot accordingly.
RCAUTION
Before you replace any unit:
Always turn the machine off and unplug the power cord from the power
source.
Let the machine sit idle for at least 10 minutes before you carry out any
procedures. This time allows time for the fusing unit to cool.
1.1 GUIDE TO COMPONENTS

This section introduces the names of the components.
Refer to the following diagrams when replacing units or troubleshooting.
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1. Development unit (Yellow)

2. OPC drum (Yellow)
3. Development unit (Magenta)
4. OPC drum (Magenta)
5. Development unit (Cyan)
6. OPC drum (Cyan)
7. Development unit (Black)
8. OPC drum (Black)
9. Charge corona unit
10. ITB (Image Transfer Belt)
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1
Y
4
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2
1. ITB (Image Transfer Belt) unit

2. PTR (Paper Transfer Roller) unit
3. Paper transport belt unit
4. ITB cleaning unit
1.2 ADJUSTMENT ITEM: USING THE TCRU SD CARD

The TCRU card enables you to change to the machine's SP adjustment item
values when troubleshooting. To change these values, display the [Adjustment
Item] menu using the following procedure.
Important: Before opening the [Adjustment Item] menu, turn the machines main
power off. For details about turning the power off, see "Turning On/Off the Power",
About this Machine.
1. Insert the TCRU SD card into a free SD card slot on the back of the machine.
2. Turn the main power on, and then wait for the machine to warm up.
3. After the machine has started up, press the [fierydriven] key on the control
panel to display the Main Menu.
4. On the Main Manu, press [Adjustment Item]. The [Adjustment Item] menu
appears.
NOTE:
Each time you press the [fierydriven] key, the control panel display switches
between the [Adjustment Item] menu and the printer function screen.
After you finish using the [Adjustment Item] menu, remove the SD card from the
card slot. You do not need to switch the machine off to do this.
2. TROUBLESHOOTING SERVICE CALL

PROBLEMS (SC CODES)
2.1 WHAT ARE SC CODES?
If an error occurs during operation, the machine displays an SC code ("SCnnn" ,
where "nnn" is a three-digit number). The machine stops and cannot be used when
an SC code is displayed.
If an SC code appears:
1. Write down the SC number.
2. Turn off the main power switch.
NOTE: The main power switch is the switch on the lower left side of the
machine under the hinged plastic cover.
3. Wait a few moments, then turn the machine on again.
In most cases, cycling the machine off and on will restore it to full operation.
4. If the SC code reappears, check it against the table (see, 2.2 SC CODE LIST).
Check for the SC code in the following table (see 2.2 SC CODE LIST). If the
SC code is listed in the table, carry out the recommended procedure.
-ORIf the SC CODE is not listed in the following table (see 2.2 SC CODE LIST),
call for service.
2.2 SC CODE LIST

This table contains a list of selected SC codes. If the SC code that is displayed on
the control panel is listed in this table, carry out the recommended procedure. If the
SC CODE is not listed in this table, call for service.
Important: If the error persists after replacing the unit, call for service.
Code
SC300
Error
Charge corona wire high voltage error: K
Procedure
Replace the black charge corona unit
SC301
Charge corona wire high voltage error: C
Replace the cyan charge corona unit.
SC302
Charge corona wire high voltage error: M
SC303
Charge corona wire high voltage error: Y
Replace the magenta charge corona

unit.
Replace the yellow charge corona unit.
SC304
Charge grid high voltage error: K
Replace the black charge corona unit.
SC305
Charge grid high voltage error: C
Replace the cyan charge corona unit.
Code
SC306
Error
Charge grid high voltage error: M
Procedure
Replace the magenta charge corona
unit.
Replace the yellow charge corona unit.
SC307
Charge grid high voltage error: Y
SC308
Charge cleaning unit: Position error: K
SC309
Charge cleaning unit: Position error: C
SC310
Charge cleaning unit: Position error: M
SC311
Charge cleaning unit: Position error: Y
SC420
Potential sensor error: Vd Adjustment K
Detach and reattach the black charge

corona unit or replace it.
Detach and reattach the cyan charge
Detach and reattach the magenta
charge corona unit or replace it.
Detach and reattach the yellow charge
Replace the black drum unit.
SC421
Potential sensor error: Vd Adjustment C
Replace the cyan drum unit.
SC422
Potential sensor error: Vd Adjustment M
Replace the magenta drum unit.
SC423
Potential sensor error: Vd Adjustment Y
Replace the yellow drum unit.
SC424
Potential sensor error: Vl adjustment K
SC425
Potential sensor error: Vl adjustment C
SC426
Potential sensor error: Vl adjustment M
SC427
Potential sensor error: Vl adjustment Y
SC432
Potential sensor error 1: Vr adjustment K
SC433
Potential sensor error 2: Vr adjustment K
SC434
Potential sensor error 3: Vr adjustment M
SC435
Potential sensor error 4: Vr adjustment Y
SC450
PTR HVPS output error
SC460
Separation HV output error
Detach and reattach the paper transfer

roller unit or replace it.
Detach and reattach the paper transfer
roller unit or replace it.
3. TROUBLESHOOTING IMAGE QUALITY

PROBLEMS
This section describes some common image quality problems and tells you what to
do about them.
Paper Feed Direction
Before you begin this section, note that the dark arrow in each illustration indicates
the direction of paper feed.
3.1 IMAGE QUALITY PROBLEMS

3.1.1 PROBLEM 1: WHITE SPOTS
White dots or small lines appear, spaced at 314 mm (12 in.)
intervals in the direction of paper feed.
CAUSE: The drum is stained.
NOTE: See the following page for an actual sample. The
sample image is not at 1:1 scale.
Step 1
Print three full-page A3 or DLT sheets in each color (cyan, yellow,

magenta, and black).
Step 2
If you can see these white spots, replace the drum unit.
Step 3
If unit replacement does not solve the problem, call for service.
3.1.2 PROBLEM 2: SHARP SPOTS

These spots mark the page with very sharp dots at 314 mm (12
in.) intervals in the direction of paper feed.
CAUSE: The drum unit has worn out or the drum is scratched.
NOTE: See the following page for an actual sample. The sample
image is not at 1:1 scale.
Step 1

Step 2
If these sharp spots appear on the sheets, replace the drum unit.
Step 3
If replacing the drum unit does not solve the problem, call for service.
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3.1.3 PROBLEM 3: VERTICAL STRIPES

Vertical stripes (less than 1 mm wide) appear, parallel to the
direction of paper feed.
CAUSE:
1. The drum unit has worn out or the drum is scratched.
2. The blade of the drum cleaning unit has worn out and cannot
clean properly.
1. If the drum is scratched:
Step 1
Replace the drum unit.
Step 2
If replacing the drum unit does not solve the problem, call for service.
2. If the drum is not scratched but is stained with toner:

Step 1
Replace the drum cleaning unit.
Step 2
If replacing the drum cleaning unit does not solve the problem, call for
service.
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3.1.4 PROBLEM 4: DENSITY TOO LOW

Sheets are too light, especially in areas of solid fill.
CAUSE: The density setting is too low.
Step 1
In [Adjustment Item] menu, carry out 3-820-002 (Execute Density Adj).
Step 2
If adjusting the density does not solve the problem, call for service.
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3.1.5 PROBLEM 5: DENSITY TOO HIGH

Sheets are too dark, especially in areas of solid fill.
CAUSE: The density setting is too high, or the
developer has deteriorated.
NOTE: See the following page for an actual sample.
The sample image is not at 1:1 scale.
Step 1
In [Adjustment Item] menu, carry out 3-820-002 (Execute Density Adj).
Step 2
Print a few sheets. Does the image density appear darker?
Step 3
Yes
Finished!
No
Replace the developer.
If changing the developer does not solve the problem, call for service.
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3.1.6 PROBLEM 6: DIRTY BACKGROUND

Random "powdered" dots appear, creating a dirty background.
CAUSE: The developer has deteriorated.
Step 1
Replace the developer.
Step 2
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3.1.7 PROBLEM 7: PATCHY

Printed sheets are patchy.
CAUSE: The developer has deteriorated.
NOTE: See the following page for an actual sample.
The sample image is not at 1:1 scale.
Step 1

Step 2
If the sheets are patchy, replace the developer.
Step 3
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3.1.8 PROBLEM 8: STREAKS (1)

Wide streaks appear in the direction of paper feed.
CAUSE: The electrical discharge from the charge corona unit is not
constant.
Step 1
In [Adjustment Item] menu, carry out SP 3-820-002 (Execute Density

Adj).
NOTE: If you carry out Execute Density Adj, the machine cleans the
charge corona unit.
Step 2
Step 3
Print a few sheets. Is the problem solved?

Yes
Finished!
No
Replace the charge corona unit.
If replacing the charge corona unit does not solve the problem, call for
service.
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3.1.9 PROBLEM 9: STREAKS (2)

When printing on one side only, toner streaks appear
only on the printed side or only on the back.
Toner streaks appear even when printing only in cyan,
magenta, yellow, or black.
CAUSE:
1. The image transfer belt cleaning unit is faulty.
2. The paper transfer roller unit is faulty.
1. If toner streaks appear only on the printed side of sheets:
Step 1
Replace the image transfer belt cleaning unit.
Step 2
If replacing the image transfer belt cleaning unit does not solve the
problem, call for service.
2. If toner streaks appear only on the back of sheets:

Step 1
Replace the paper transfer roller unit.
Step 2
If replacing the paper transfer roller unit does not solve the problem,
call for service.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING PAPER DELIVERY

PROBLEMS
Important: For details about the items displayed in [Adjustment Item] menu, see
the [Adjustment Item] Menu Guide.
Problem
Sheets cannot be
delivered.
Cause
The ends of the sheets are
slightly curled.
Sheets are delivered

skewed.
The tray's paper setting does

not match the size of the paper
loaded in the tray.
Sheets of an undetectable type,
such as color or preprinted
sheets, are being used.
The paper size cannot be

detected because sheets no
wider than 147 mm (approx.
5.787") are being used.

slightly curled.
The trays paper guides are not
adjusted correctly.
The side-to-side
registration is wrong.
Paper or a paper fragment is

jammed inside the machine.
The paper size cannot be

detected because sheets no
wider than 147 mm (approx.
5.787") are being used.
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Solution
Remove the sheets from the paper tray,
flatten and fan them thoroughly, and
then put them back into the paper tray.
Change the tray's paper setting so it
matches the size of the loaded paper.
In [Adjustment Item] menu, select [Sideto-Side Reg Disable] and [Skew Detect
Disable] to disable side-to-side
registration and skew detection, and
then adjust the image position in [Image
Regist:Main (Front)/(Back)]. Do this for
each affected tray.
To print on narrow sheets (139.7-147
mm [approx. 5.5-5.787 in.]), in
[Adjustment Item] menu, select [Side-toSide Reg Disable] and [Skew Detect
each affected tray.
Adjust the tray's side paper guides and
end paper guide according to the paper
size.
Remove the jammed paper.
In [Adjustment Item] menu, select [Sideto-Side Reg Disable] and [Skew Detect
each affected tray.
When printing on narrow sheets (139.7147 mm [approx. 5.5-5.787 in.]), in
[Adjustment Item] menu, select [Side-toSide Reg Disable] and [Skew Detect
each affected tray.
Problem
Multiple sheets feed
in at once.

with bent corners.

curled.
Cause
slightly curled.
Sheets of differing paper types
or thickness are loaded in the
same paper tray.
Sheets are not loaded correctly
in the tray.
Excessively curled sheets are
being used.
Excessively curled sheets are
being used.
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Solution
Removed mixed sheets from the paper
tray, and then reload the paper tray with
sheets of one type and thickness only.
In [Adjustment Item] menu, select [MultiFeed Detect:Disable] to disable multifeed detection.
Set paper in the tray correctly.
In [Adjustment Item] menu, specify
[Paper Curl Adjustment] to flatten out the
sheets.
In [Adjustment Item] menu, specify
[Paper Curl Adjustment] to flatten out the
sheets.

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[Adjustment Item] Menu Guide

1. Opening the [Adjustment Item] Menu ...........................................5

4. Using the [Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators] Menu ..28

1. Opening the [Adjustment Item] Menu

1. Opening the [Adjustment Item] Menu

2. Display/Items and Features

2. Display/Items and Features

2. [Open All], [Close All]

2. Display/Items and Features

3. Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Item] Menu

3. Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Item]

u Shift Image Adjustment

Image Regist:Sub (Front)

Image Regist:Sub (Back)

Image Regist:Main (Front)

Adjust the vertical position of the image

Image Regist:Main (Back)

Adjust the horizontal position of the

3. Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Item] Menu

u Finishing Position Adjustments

Staple Pos. Adj.

Adjust the vertical position of the

Punch Pos. Adj. (V)

Adjust the horizontal position of the

Bind Pos. Adj.

Adjust the horizontal position of the

Fold Pos. Adj.

Adjust the horizontal position of the

Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj (End)

Adjust the width of z-folds under fold.

Specify this setting for all sizes of paper

Z Fold Pos. Fine Adj (Frm)

Adjust the width of the z-fold.

Cover Center Pos. Adj.

Adjust the horizontal alignment of the

Cover Regist. Pos. Adj.

Adjust the vertical alignment of the front

Rect. Angle Adj.

Square the top, bottom, and outside

Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (H)

Adjust the vertical alignment when

Paper Arr. Adj. (H)

Adjust the vertical alignment when using

Paper Arr. Adj. Staple (V)

Adjust the horizontal alignment when

Bind Arrange Adj. (H)

Adjust the vertical alignment when

3. Values for Settings on the [Adjustment Item] Menu

u Other Adjustment Settings

Use this if the print image is misaligned

Skew Detect Disable

Side-to-Side Reg Disable

Paper Curl Adjustment

Specify the method for straightening

Erase Paper Lead Edge

If paper frequently becomes jammed

If double feeding is erroneously

Blow Fan Duty Adj.

If double feeding or paper jamming

Air Feed Start Time Adj.

If double-feeds or paper jams occurs

The machine automatically performs the

Execute Density Adj.