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Canon LBP-CX Series User Manual

Canon LBP-CX Series
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SERVICE
MANUAL
REVISION
2
Canon
JULY
1985
RYB-8301-020
COPYRIGHT
BY
CANON
INC.
CANON
LBP-CX
SERIES
REV.2
JULY
1985
PRINTED
IN
JAPAN
(IMPRIME
AU
JAPONJ

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Canon LBP-CX Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCanon
ModelLBP-CX Series
CategoryPrinter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

I. FEATURES

Describes the printer's non-impact, electrophotography-based design, high-quality prints, and compact size.

II. SPECIFICATIONS

Details the printer's technical specifications, including type, printing method, speed, and power consumption.

III. SAFETY INFORMATION

Covers laser safety standards, CDRH regulations, and additional safety precautions for servicing.

IV. PARTS OF THE PRINTER

Identifies external and internal parts of the printer through diagrams and labels.

V. OPERATION

Explains the printer's display unit, test switch, print density adjustment, and operating procedures.

OPERATION AND TIMING

I. BASIC OPERATION

Outlines the printer's functional division into system interface, laser scanner, and print unit.

II. LASER/SCANNER

Details the semiconductor laser principles and the scanning mirror mechanism for image exposure.

III. PRINT UNIT

Describes the electrophotographic process, image formation system, and printing sequences.

IV. SYSTEM INTERFACE

Explains handshaking signals and video signal processing for external device communication.

THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

I. OUTLINE OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Provides an overview of the printer's electrical system and component control via microcomputer.

II. REFERENCE LISTS – COMPONENTS, LEDs, SIGNALS, PCBs; PCB LAYOUT

Lists electrical components, their symbols, functions, and PCB layouts for reference.

III. PRINT PROCESS

Details the printer's operational sequences (PURS, WAIT, INTR, PRINT, LSTR, STBY, PAUSE).

IV. LASER/SCANNER

Explains the electrical aspects of the laser and scanner unit, including control signals.

V. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS BY FUNCTION

Presents block diagrams for key circuits like DC controller, power supplies, and drivers.

VI. POWER SUPPLIES

Details the AC and DC power supply circuits, including interlock and voltage regulation.

VII. TIMING CHART FOR DC CONTROLLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS

Illustrates signal timing for the DC controller during various printer operations.

THE MECHANICAL SYSTEM

I. EXTERNALS

Describes the removal of external covers and panels for access to printer components.

II. DRIVE SYSTEM

Explains the main motor and its role in driving printer components for operation.

III. PAPER TRANSPORT SYSTEM

Details the paper feeding mechanisms, including manual feed, cassette pickup, and transport guides.

IV. EXPOSURE SYSTEM

Covers the laser and scanner unit, including removal, installation, and beam-blocking shutter.

V. ELECTROSTATIC IMAGE/DEVELOPING/CLEANING SYSTEM

Describes the EP cartridge, including photosensitive drum, corona assembly, and cleaning.

VI. FIXING SYSTEM

Explains the fixing assembly, including rollers, heater, and nip width measurement.

VII. ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

Details the removal and layout of various PCBs and electrical components within the printer.

INSTALLATION

I. INSTALLATION SUGGESTIONS

Provides recommendations for printer placement, environmental conditions, and space requirements.

II. UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION

Guides through the printer unpacking process, component checks, and initial setup procedures.

III. STORING AND HANDLING EP CARTRIDGES

Offers advice on proper storage conditions and handling techniques for EP cartridges.

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING

I. EXPECTED SERVICE LIFE OF CONSUMABLES

Lists consumables and their expected service life in terms of print count.

II. LIST OF TOOLS

Provides a comprehensive list of tools required for servicing the printer.

III. LIST OF LUBRICANTS, CLEANERS

Details recommended lubricants and cleaning agents for printer maintenance.

IV. SERVICE CHECKPOINTS

Outlines critical checkpoints for servicing and cleaning various printer components.

V. CUSTOMER MAINTENANCE

Describes maintenance tasks that can be performed by the end-user, such as replacing consumables.

TROUBLESHOOTING

I. INTRODUCTION

Provides initial checks and basic procedures for diagnosing printer problems.

II. CHECK/ADJUSTMENT

Explains how to use the printer driver and laser driver checker for electrical and mechanical adjustments.

III. IMAGE DEFECTS

Illustrates common image defects and provides tables for identifying causes and solutions.

IV. TROUBLESHOOTING MALFUNCTIONS

Details troubleshooting steps for specific printer malfunctions, including power and motor issues.

V. PAPER TRANSPORT PROBLEMS

Addresses issues related to paper jams and incomplete feeding in various transport areas.

APPENDIX

I. LOCATION OF ASSEMBLIES, UNITS (1 of 2)

Diagrams showing the location of major printer assemblies and units.

II. GENERAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (115V, 60Hz only) (1 of 2)

Presents a general circuit diagram for the 115V/60Hz model, illustrating interconnections.

III. WIRING DIAGRAM (115V, 60Hz only) (1 of 2)

Provides wiring diagrams detailing electrical connections for the 115V/60Hz model.

IV. DC CONTROLLER

Details the DC controller PCB, including connector locations and signal lists.

V. HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Illustrates the circuit diagram for the high-voltage power supply system.

VI. DC POWER SUPPLY AND MAIN MOTOR DRIVER CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Shows the circuit diagrams for the DC power supply and main motor driver.

VII. AC DRIVER CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (AC CONTROLLER PCB, FIXING ROLLER HEATER SAFETY PCB)

Presents circuit diagrams for the AC driver, AC controller, and fixing roller heater safety PCBs.

VIII. VARISTOR AND PRECONDITIONING EXPOSURE LAMPS AND PRINT COUNTER CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

Provides circuit diagrams for varistor, preconditioning exposure lamps, and print counter.

IX. EXPANSION RAM PCB LAYOUT (A2 model only)

Illustrates the physical layout of the Expansion RAM PCB for the A2 model.

X. DC CONTROLLER PCB LAYOUT

Shows the physical layout of the DC Controller PCB, including component placement.

XI. DC POWER SUPPLY & MAIN MOTOR DRIVER PCB LAYOUT

Illustrates the physical layout of the DC Power Supply and Main Motor Driver PCB.

XII. AC DRIVER PCB LAYOUT (AC CONTROLLER PCB, FIXING ROLLER HEATER SAFETY PCB)

Shows the physical layout of the AC Controller and Fixing Roller Heater Safety PCBs.

XIII. VARISTOR PCB LAYOUTS

Depicts the physical layout of the Varistor PCB.

XIV. PRECONDITIONING EXPOSURE LAMPS AND PRINT COUNTER PCB LAYOUT

Illustrates the physical layout of the Preconditioning Exposure Lamps and Print Counter PCB.

XV. EXPANSION RAM PCB CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (2 of 3)

Presents the second part of the Expansion RAM PCB circuit diagram.

XVI. LABELS

Shows the location and types of warning labels on the printer.

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