What to do if Canon Copier has no AC power?
If your Canon Copier is not getting AC power, first ensure the power plug is properly connected. Also, check that all doors and covers are completely closed. If the issue persists, it might not be a problem with the copier itself, so further investigation of the power supply may be needed.
General| Copy speed | 20 copies per minute |
|---|---|
| Power source | 220-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Paper Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Originals | Sheets, books |
| Copy size | A4, B5, A5, and letter |
| First copy time | 10 seconds |
| Paper supply | 250 sheets |
| Copy density adjustment | Automatic |
| Paper Sizes | A4, A5, B5, Letter |
| Type | Plain paper copier |
| Copying process | Electrophotography |
Lists the key features of the copier, such as direct charging, auto power-off, and cartridge type.
Details the technical specifications for the PC400/FC200 and PC420/430/FC220 models.
Identifies external and internal parts of the copier using diagrams for clear illustration.
Explains how to operate the copier, including control panel functions and making copies.
Provides an overview of the copier's image formation system and its process steps.
Outlines the copier's functional blocks and basic operation principles.
Explains the copier's main electrical circuit controlled by the microprocessor.
Illustrates the sequence of operations for making copies, including timing charts.
Describes the copyboard drive system, its movement, and control mechanisms.
Details the circuit and operations for controlling the scanning lamp's ON/OFF and intensity.
Explains the functions of the image formation system, including scanning lamp and charging controls.
Describes how copy density is controlled by adjusting the developing bias voltage.
Explains how jams are identified and the conditions that lead to jam detection.
Discusses the mechanical characteristics, disassembly, and assembly of the pick-up/feeding system.
Explains the pressure roller drive, fixing film rotation, and heater temperature monitoring.
Details protection mechanisms to prevent malfunction of the fixing heater.
Outlines the copier's power supply system, including its components and functions.
Covers the mechanical aspects of external covers, copyboard assembly, and PCBs.
Provides considerations for selecting an appropriate installation site for the machine.
Step-by-step instructions for unpacking the copier and completing the installation process.
Provides important notes regarding the storage and handling of cartridges.
Outlines basic procedures for maintenance and inspection, including image adjustment.
Covers initial checks and troubleshooting steps for various image quality faults.
Lists machine malfunctions, their causes, and troubleshooting steps for error codes like E0, E2, E6, E9.
Addresses common paper feed issues such as jams and feeding faults.
Provides timing charts illustrating the sequence of operations for different models.
Lists special tools required for servicing, categorized by usage and carrying requirements.
Lists solvents and oils used for maintenance, including their composition and remarks.
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