Xerox OLYMPIA ELECTRONIC COMPACT - Troubleshooting; SELF TEST; TROUBLESHOOTING DIAGRAM; OTHER TROUBLESHOOTING AIDS

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OLYMPIA

ELECTRONIC

COMPACT

Troubleshooting

of

the

Olympia

Electronic Compact

will

be

to

the

level

of

Field

Replaceable Units

as

determined

by

the

Spare Parts Catalogue.

Determination

of

the

problem

will

be

aided

by

use

of

the

units

Self Test

feature

and

the

Troubleshooting

Diagram in Section 7

of

the

Description

of

Function

Manual.

SELF

TEST

The Self Test

feature

of

the

Electronic Compact provides you

with

a means

of

verifying

printer

operation

without

requiring

that

you

know

how

to

type.The use

of

Self Test

is

described in Step

6,

Print

of

the

Acceptance Check in Section 8

of

the

Description

of

Function

Manual.

Read this

procedure

at

this

time,

and

if

you

have

an Electronic Compact

available

n,m

Self Test

to

become

familiar

with

its

function.

TROUBLESHOOTING

DIAGRAM

This

problem

soiving aid

is

designed

to

provide

you

with

a systematic

approach

to

repair

of

a

nonfunctioning

unit.

It

is

divided

into

steps

for

mechanical

or

electrical

problems.

Note

that

the

Diagram

does

not

mention

use

of

the

Self Test

feature.

It

is

strongly

recommended

that

prior

to

using

the

Diagram

you

use

the

Self Test

feature

to

observe visual symptoms

that

may

be

used

to

respond

to

questions in

the

Diagram.

OTHER TROUBLESHOOTING AIDS

Additional

troubleshooting

assistance may be

obtained

by

using

the

circuit

diagrams

in Section 9 and

the

Description

of

Function in Section

3.

After

servicing an Electronic Compact, you should check

the

Lubrication

Points

as

described in Section 6

and

perform

the

appropriate

steps

of

the

Acceptance Check

in Section

8.

If

the

unit

is

to

be

used

as

a slave

printer,

it

should be connected

to

an

820

II

following

the

instructions in

Module

1

to

confirm

that

it

can

interface

with

a

host

microcomputer

properly.

You have

now

completed

the

Troubleshooting

Module.

Proceed on

to

the

next

page

and

answer

the

written

questions.

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