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| Paper Capacity | 250 sheets |
|---|---|
| Maximum Paper Size | A4 |
| Paper Size | A4, B5, A5 |
| Weight | 11.5 kg |
| Originals | Books, documents |
| Paper supply | 250 sheets |
| Exposure control | Automatic |
| Copy Magnification | 50% to 200% |
Highlights key features like direct charging, auto power-off, and cartridge type.
Provides detailed technical specifications for PC400/FC200 and PC420/430/FC220 models.
Identifies external components of the copier through diagrams.
Explains how to use the control panel and perform basic operations.
Outlines the principles of the image formation process.
Provides an overview of the copier's functional blocks and electrical circuit.
Explains the electrical system controlled by the microprocessor.
Details the timing of operations during copying.
Describes the circuit controlling the main motor's speed and operation.
Details the input signals to the DC controller from various components.
Details the output signals from the DC controller to various components.
Explains the copyboard movement control and mechanism.
Details the circuit and operations for controlling the scanning lamp.
Provides guidance on disassembling and assembling mechanical parts.
Outlines the functions of the image formation system.
Details the cartridge and its components.
Covers mechanical aspects of the image formation system, including drum and roller.
Describes the paper path and jam detection mechanism.
Explains how the pick-up roller is controlled by solenoid and clutch.
Details the operation and control of the registration roller.
Identifies conditions that cause paper jams and how the copier detects them.
Provides guidance for disassembling mechanical parts of the system.
Explains the function of the fixing assembly and temperature control.
Details disassembly and assembly procedures for the fixing assembly.
Outlines the copier's power supply system and its components.
Guides on disassembling external covers and internal mechanical parts.
Provides considerations for choosing a suitable installation location.
Step-by-step instructions for unpacking and setting up the machine.
Procedures for moving the machine safely.
States that the machine has no periodically replaced parts.
States that the machine has no parts classified as durables.
States that the machine requires no periodical servicing.
Provides essential information on cartridge storage and handling.
Covers basic image adjustment procedures and points to note.
Details mechanical and electrical standards and adjustment procedures.
Guides on initial checks and troubleshooting specific image faults.
Lists error codes and their causes/remedies.
Provides guidance on diagnosing and resolving paper feed issues.
Identifies and describes sensors, solenoids, switches, and PCBs.
Explains the self-diagnosis system and error codes.
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