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Training (Mecha) Product Development Group 2 Samsung IT Solutions Business Jan. 14. 2011 [ML-5510N/ ML-5510ND/ML-6510ND ML-5512ND/ML-6512ND

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Training (Mecha)

Product Development Group 2

Samsung IT Solutions Business

Jan. 14. 2011

[ML-5510N/ ML-5510ND/ML-6510NDML-5512ND/ML-6512ND

ContentsContents1. Process

2. Installation of Option

3. Disassembly

4. Fault Diagnosis

5. Troubleshooting

LSU

Original Image

DRIVER Electronic Signal

Convert to Printing Language

Restore to original image

Convert to Bit Map image

FusingTransfer

DevelopingExposureCharge

I. Process1. Process

3

System Layout

DRUMFuser

TonerLSU

I. Process2. Paper Path

Simplex Path

Duplex Path

Manual

4

3. Deve Process

Developing Method : 2-component Magnetic Brush

Polymerase Toner

Remained toner sensor : N/A

1 OPC (Light-Sensitive Device)

2 Mag Roller

3 Supply Roller

4 Charge Roller

5 Cleaning Blade

6

11

44

22

3355

Turbine Roller (Collecting waste toner)

66

77

7 2’nd Blade

Life: 80K

Distinguish cartridges : by CRUM ID

I. Process

5

Life: 10K (CRU 20K/30K)

Developing Method : 2-component Magnetic Brush

OPC Cleaning : Collect residue toner with cleaning blade

Distinguish TONER CARTRIDGE : by CRUM ID

4. Toner

I. Process

6

Feeding Method : Cassette

Loading Basis : Center Loading

Capacity : 520sheets (80g/ ㎡ )

Paper Sensing : Empty Sensor

Paper-Size Sensor : Tact S/W (A4, Letter, A5, B5, State., Folio,

Legal, Custom)

5. Feeding Unit (Cassette)

I. Process

7

Retard Roller & Knock-up Lifting method

- Improved multi-feeding and Jam issues

- Easier Service : Simple Exchange of Pickup & Retard Roller

Supporting Media

- Weight : 60 ~ 163 g/ ㎡

- Size : Letter, Legal, Oficio, Folio, A4, JIS B5, ISO B5, Executive, A5,

Statement,

A6, Cardstock, Postcard,

Custom[98.6x148.5mm(3.88"x5.85“)~216x356mm(8.5”x14")]

- Support Special Paper : Envelope 50sheets (Monarch, No.10, DL,

C5, C6, No.9)

I. Process

5. Feeding Unit (Cassette)

8

Feeding Method : AUTO-COMPENSATOR PICK-UP Structure

Loading Basis : Center Loading

Capacity : 100sheets (80g/ ㎡ )

Paper Sensing : Empty Sensor

Paper-Size Sensor : N/A

I. Process

5. Feeding Unit (MP)

9

Retard Roller & Swing Type(ADF)

- Improved multi-feeding and Jam issues

- Easier Service : Simple Exchange of Retard Roller

Supporting Media

- Weight : 60 ~ 220 g/ ㎡

- Size : Letter, Legal, Oficio, Folio, A4, JIS B5, ISO B5, Executive, A5,

Statement,

A6, Cardstock, Postcard,

Custom[76 x 127mm (3.0" x 5.0") ~ 216 x 356mm (8.5" x 14")]

Pickup

Forward

RetardSwing Type

I. Process

5. Feeding Unit (MP)

10

Supply power through Gears

Supply power to OPC/DEVE/Feeding/Fuser part with 4 BLDC motors

Supply power to Exit/Duplex/Release Pressure(Fuser) with 3 Step motors

Operate 1 DC motor In Toner-supplying mode

Improve the image quality by operating separated drive for each

OPC/DEVE/Feeding/Fuser part

BLDC MOTOR(FEED)

BLDC MOTOR(DEVE)

BLDC MOTOR(OPC)STEP MOTOR

(DUPLEX)

BLDC MOTOR(FUSER)

STEP MOTOR(EXIT)

STEP MOTOR(FUSER Release)

6. Drive

I. Process

Consisted of LD(Laser Diode) and Polygon Motor Control

ErrorError

Polygon Motor Error

Hsync Error

PhenomenonPhenomenon

Unstable rotating of Polygon Motor

No Hsync signal generated, Despite the stable rotation of Polygon Motor.

7. LSU

I. Process

12

Halogen Lamp

Fuser unit

Life : More than 150,000sheets

Halogen Lamp : Adjust the fusing temperature by heating

Heat Roller : Teflon Coating

Pressure Roller : Silicon 1 PR System

Thermistor : Temperature Sensor

Thermostat : Heat Cut-off Sensor

8. Fuser

I. Process

13

Assembling Guide : Push the unit inside until 4 points (marked in red

below) touch Frame and tighten Screws

8. Fuser

I. Process

14

Consisted of Heat Lamp, Heat Roller, Pressure Roller ,

Thermistor, ThermostatErrorError

Open Heat Error

Low Heat Error

PhenomenonPhenomenon

Center temperature stays lower than 90℃ for 20 secs from Warm-up.Side temperature stays lower than 70℃ for 20 secs from Warm-up.Center temperature stays lower than 50℃ for 10 secs from Warm-up, and lower than 80℃ for 18 secs.

Warm-up : After reaching 90℃, Center temperature stays lower than motor-start temperature for longer than 20 secs. Finishing Warm-up, Center temperature stays 15ADC lower than target for longer than 10 secs. Stand-by : 35ADC lower than target for longer than 10 secs. (Center) 60ADC lower than target for longer than 10 secs. (Side) Printing : 27ADC lower than setting for longer than 7 secs. (Center) 40ADC lower than setting for longer than 7 secs. (Side)

Over Heat Error

Warm-up : Over 220℃ for 20 secs or over 230℃ for 3 secs.(Center / Side)Stand-by : Over 220℃ for 20 secs or over 230℃ for 3 secs.(Center / Side) Over the initial setting Center temperature of each environment for 3 mins.(Center / Side)Printing : Over 220℃ for 20 secs or over 230℃ for 3 secs.(Center / Side)Power Save : Over 220℃ for 20 secs or over 230℃ for 3 secs.(Center / Side)

8. Fuser

I. Process

15

Feeding Method : 2 FEED-ROLLER + 1 TIMING BELT

Loading Basis : Side feeding

Media Weight : 60~120g/m2

Media Size : A4, Ltr, Legal, Folio, Oficio

Significant point : Paper size set-up available (A4/LTR)

9. Duplex

I. Process

16

Exit Method : Non-Contact Roller (Paper goes out in waved form)

Capacity : 500sheets (80g/m2)

Paper Sensing : Paper Full Sensor

Paper FULL SensorPaper FULL Sensor

Paper Out in WavePaper Out in Wave

10. Exit

I. Process

17

Harrier has Fans in 4 places to control temperature of inside the

Printer/LSU/SMPS/FDB/Print-out papers.

Location of Fans[1] Main(SMPS) FAN – Left side of Printer[2] LSU FAN – Right side of Printer[3] FDB FAN – Right side of Printer[4] REAR FAN – Rear side of Printer

1) Function of FAN [1] Main(SMPS) FAN : blow-in, Feedback signal (Error displays on UI, when problem

occurs.) -. Blow the external cold air into Fuser, Developer

and SMPS in order to cool down SMPS and to prevent the heat of Fuser from affecting Developer.

[2] LSU FAN : blow-out, Feedback signal (Error displays on UI, when problem

occurs.) -. Blow the internal warmed air out of the printer.

[3] REAR FAN : blow-out, Feedback signal (Error displays on UI, when problem

occurs.) -. Let out the heat of Fuser, and cool down the

papers printed-out and prevent steam.

[4] FDB FAN : blow-out, No Feedback signal (No error shows on UI when problem

occurs.) -. Let out the heat of FDB.

2) Operation of FAN [1] In ready mode -. Every Fan is off when the internal temperature

is lower than 50℃. -. When internal temperature is over 50℃ right

after printing job, MAIN(SMPS) Fan operates until the temperature gets lower than 50℃.

[2] During warm-up or printing -. Every Fan operates.

[2]LSU FAN (right)

[3]FDB FAN (right)

[4]REAR-FAN (rear)

[1]MAIN(SMPS) FAN (left)

11. Fan

I. Process

1) Toner Feature

Item ML-551x & ML-651x series Model name Remark

Toner(Black) -Initial: average output 10K MLT-D309S

-High Yield: average output 30K MLT-D309L

Imaging Unit Initial : 80K MLT-R309

Evaluating Criteria ISO/IEC 19752 Test Page Print-out -

Key CRUM type -

Life detect By Dot Count -

2) Reliability and Life

Item ML-551x series ML-651x series

Recommended Monthly Print Volume

6,000 sheets/month 7,000 sheets/month

Maximum Monthly Print Volume 275,000 sheets/month 275,000 sheets/month

MPBF 87,500 sheets 125,000 sheets

MTBF 12 months 12 months

MTTR 30 min. 30 min.

SET life 1,000,000 sheets or 5 years (whichever comes first)

1,000,000 sheets or 5 years (whichever comes first)

12. CRU/FRU Information

I. Process

19

3) FRU (ML-PMK65K)

Item Part Code Life Q’ty Remark

Fuser Unit JC91-01014A (110V)

JC91-01014B (220V) Approx.

150,000 Pages 1ea

Transfer roller JC93-00267B Approx.

100,000 Pages 1ea

Pick-up Roller Forward Roller JC97-02259A

Approx. 200,000 Pages

6ea

Retard Roller Approx.

100,000 Pages

12. CRU/FRU Information

I. Process

20

※ Clean inside machine (paper dust or toner powder) after replace the consumable parts.

Item SPEC MODEL REMARK

Memory 512MB ME-MEM170

Optional Tray 520 Sheets @80gr ML-S6510A

High Capacity Feeder 2,000 Sheets @80gr ML-H6510A

Multi bin Mailbox 4 bin, 400 Sheets @80gr ML-MBT65

Finisher (Stacker & Stapler)

500 Sheets @80gr ML-OCT65

Duplex Unit Harrier ML-U5510A

HDD(Hard Disk Drive) 80GB ML-HDK465

Wireless LAN IEEE 802.11 b/g/n ML-NWA65L

Parallel Option IEEE 1284 Parallel ML-PAR100

13. Option Information

I. Process

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22

II. Installation of Option1. SCF/HCF & STAND

23

2. Mail Box/Finisher

Mail Box Finisher

II. Installation of Option

24

3. Duplex (“N” Model)

II. Installation of Option

25

4. Memory/Wireless/HDD

Memory

Wireless

HDD

II. Installation of Option

26

5. Maintenance Kit

II. Installation of Option

Ⅰ. Learn how to disassemble printer

Ⅱ. Understand the function of each part

Ⅲ. Understand the basic structure of main parts

PurposePurpose

III. Disassembly

Open Top Cover and remove Toner, Imaging Unit.

Open WTB Cover and remove WTB.

Remove Screws following the order below.

1. Cover Unit

III. Disassembly

28

1. Cover Unit

III. Disassembly

※ Open the rear cover about 30 degrees (because of D-cut direction) and then lift up the right side of rear cover.

29

1. Cover Unit

III. Disassembly

30

Remove Cover Rear.

Remove Duplex Unit.

Loosen Screws a little with things like coins, then remove

Screws by hand.

2. Fuser Unit

III. Disassembly

31

Remove Cover Right.

Remove connector from Main PBA & Engine PBA.

Remove Screws following the order below, then remove

PBA.Main PBA Engine PBA

3. Main PBA & Engine PBA

III. Disassembly

※ It would be more easy unplug all harness connectors before unfasten screws.

32

Remove Cover Right.

Remove Engine PBA.

Remove 5 Screws and remove Main Drive unit.

4. Main Drive Unit

III. Disassembly

33

Remove Cover Right.

Remove Engine PBA.

Remove 2 clutches like below picture.

Remove 5 Screws and remove Main Drive Unit.

Remove Feed Drive Unit and Clutch.

5. Feed Drive Unit

III. Disassembly

※ Be careful the direction of bracket-clutch during assemble.

34

Remove Cover Right.

Remove 2 Screws and remove Main PBA Unit from Frame.

6. Fuser Drive Unit

III. Disassembly

※ Spring

35

Remove Cover Right and Engine PBA.

Remove Duplex & Lift Motor.

7. Duplex & Lift Drive Unit

III. Disassembly

36

Remove Cover Left and Cover Rear.(Duplex Unit, as

well)

Remove 3 Screws and remove Fuser Release Motor.

※ Open the Cover-WTB(① ) and then remove the Cover-Left(②).

8. Fuser Release Drive Unit

III. Disassembly

37

Remove Cover Right and Main PBA.

9. Fuser Drive Board (FDB Unit)

III. Disassembly

38

Remove Cover Right.

Remove 1 Screw and remove LSU Fan.

※ Be careful the FAN direction (Blow-out)

10. LSU Fan

III. Disassembly

39

Remove Cover Top. (Refer to ‘12. Exit unit’ section)

Remove Harness Cable.

Remove 4 Screws (M4*L10).

11. LSU Unit

III. Disassembly

※ Screw Type: M4*L10

40

Remove every Cover.

Remove the Exit unit following the order below.

12. Exit Unit

III. Disassembly

41

Remove Cover Left.

Follow below pictures.

Housing Terminal

WTB Frame Main Fan

※ Be careful the FAN direction (Blow-In)

13. Housing Terminal & WTB Frame & Main Fan

III. Disassembly

42

Remove every Cover.

Remove Fuser unit, and remove SMPS & HVPS Unit

following below.

14. SMPS & HVPS PBA

III. Disassembly

43

14. SMPS & HVPS PBA

III. Disassembly

44

Remove Cover Left.

Remove the Belt following the order below.

15. 3*5 Belt

III. Disassembly

※ Push to the left(①) and lift up(②).

1

2

45

Open Cover Top.

Unlock the Locking of Holder, and take off Roller.

※ Caution for contamination of Transfer Roller. (Oil, Duty, Moisture, etc.)

16. Transfer Roller

III. Disassembly

46

Remove Cover Right and then remove the regi clutch.

Unfasten 4 screws and lift up registration unit.

17. Registration Unit

III. Disassembly

※ Caution Actuators.

47

Remove the actuator cover.

Disassemble the actuators.

18. Actuator Regi & Feed

III. Disassembly

48

Remove Cover Right.

Remove 1 Screw and remove Sensor.

19. External Temperature Sensor

III. Disassembly

49

Remove Cover-Right, Cover-Front.

Remove 4 Screws and pull out Harness, and remove

MP Unit.

20. MP Unit

III. Disassembly

50

Remove 1 Screw and take out Retard Roller Assembly.

Caution) Exchanging Retard roller, make sure the Spring is placed properly.Caution) Exchanging Retard roller, make sure the Spring is placed properly.

21. MP Roller

III. Disassembly

51

Remove Cassette.

Push the Green Lever to Unlock the Roller.

Move the Roller to the left, and remove it.

22. Pick up roller & Forward roller

III. Disassembly

※ Lift span : 200,000 sheets

52

Remove Cassette.

Release the Locking on the both sides of Cap Retard.

Move the Roller to the left, and remove it.

23. Retard roller (Cassette)

III. Disassembly

※ Lift span : 100,000 sheets

53

Remove Cover Top.

Remove OPE PBA following the order below.1. Remove 2 Screws and 2 Hinges.

2. Open the both hinges to remove OPE Cover.

3. Remove 3 Screws in OPE—LOWER COVER.

4. Move OPE-LOWER COVER to the direction indicated below to remove it.

5. Pull out connectors of OPE HARNESS and remove 7 Screws.

6. Pull out connector and release 2 hooks and remove LCD.

24. OPE Board

III. Disassembly

54

Can you disassemble and re-assemble Harrier?

(ML-551x/ML-651x Series)

ReviewReview

III. Disassembly

56

IV. Fault DiagnosisTech Mode & EDC Mode : Manu ( )→ # → 1934 → Manu( )

☞ Main Motor : Tech Mode → EDC Mode → Test Routines → 100-Motor → Main BLDC → Status [off] , OK Key : Motor turn on/ Stop Key : Motor stop

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Detail

Data Setup

HDD Test HDD Format Yes/No HDD Format

Counter Reset

Fuser Counter ClearAfter change the CRU, reset the counterRoller 류 Pick-up, Forward,

Retard, Transfer Roller

Toner low level 1-30% Select Toner Low level

Paper Substitution On/Off Mismatch, On:A4/Ltr

Report

Configuration F/W Version and other information

Supplies info CRU/FRU Counter

Usage Counter Total Impressions

Event Log Error Information

Job Duty Report 1/2/3/4/5/Over 6 pages Job Count

EDC Mode

NVM Read Write MSOK

NVM Initialize Initialize (Clear)

Test Routines

Motor Motor, Clutch, Sensor, MHV Bias, THV Bias, Transfer Bias, Fuser Heater, LSU, Toner, Inner Sensor, Outer Sensor

Can check every part with EDC modeEx) Feed Motor On/Off Exit Sensor status check LSU Fan turn on/off

Clutch

Sensor

MHV Bias 외

Error Code

57

Sensor(Actuator) Location & Function

Simplex Path

Duplex Path

Manual

S5

S4

S1

S6

S2

S3

S7S8

No Actuator Function

S1Empty Sensor

CST Paper Empty Check

S2 Regi SensorPaper Registration, Clutch On/Off

S3 Feed SensorImage Start(LSU Start)Jam 1

S4Fuser Sensor

Jam2 Check

S5 Out bin FullCheck the output tray full

S6Empty Sensor

MP Paper empty Check

S7 CTD Sensor

Image density control(EP)Actuator : Clean the window of CTD

S8Duplex Sensor

Duplex Jam 1 Check

IV. Fault Diagnosis

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Name   DiameterBand

Period

REGI ROLLER Ø 18.73 58.8 mm

FEED ROLLER Ø 15.00 47.1 mm

FORWARD ROLLER

Ø 23.00 72.3 mm

PICKUP ROLLER Ø 23.00 72.3 mm

RETARD ROLLER Ø 23.00 72.3 mm

MP PICK-UP Ø 15.00 47.1 mm

HEAT ROLLER Ø 49.35 154.9 mm

PRESSURE ROLLER

Ø 50.00 157.0 mm

DUPLEX ROLLER Ø 11.30 35.5 mm

Transfer-Roller Ø 18.40 57.8 mm

OPC Drum

Transfer R

Pickup

HEAT R

Pressure R

Retard R

Forward R

MP Pickup

Regi R

Feed R

Duplex R

OPCMagnetic

Roller

Cleaning

Roller

Charge

Roller Name   DiameterBand

Period

OPC DRUM Ø 30.06 94.4 mm

Cleaning Roller Ø 12.7 39.8 mm

Charge Roller Ø 16.00 50.2 mm

Magnetic -Roller Ø 25.0 78.5 mm

Roller Diameter & Period

IV. Fault Diagnosis

Check ListCheck List

Check the Guide-rear

SolutionSolution

Adjust the proper Guide-Rear to the size of paper or change it.

Check how much the surface of Pick up roller is contaminated

Wipe it with wet smooth fabric(with water or IPA (Isopropyl alcohol).

▪ Case1. Paper can’t get out from feeding part.2. It occurs when paper gets fed in the printer.

Check how much the surface of Retard Roller is contaminated

Wipe it with wet smooth fabric( NO CHEMICAL ON IT. Only water or

IPA).If Retard roller is worn out badly,

change it.

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)1. Jam0 (Jam in Tray1)

Check ListCheck List

Check the movement of Feed Actuator

SolutionSolution

Check Feed Actuator and change it.Check inside of Guide-Envelope

and remove jammed paper.

Check the movement of Exit Actuator

Change Exit Actuator

▪ Case1. Paper stopped near Regi roller2. Paper stopped front or inside of fuser

Check if there are any objects in the paper path

Remove the objects

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)2. Jam1 (Registration Jam, Jam inside Machine)

Check ListCheck List

Check if there are any objects in the paper path

SolutionSolution

Remove the object

Check the guide claw of fuser insideIf spring is moved or deformed, it

needs to be changed.

▪ Case1. Tail edge of paper is jammed inside of fuser2. Lead edge of paper is jammed in the fuser

H/R or P/R contaminated with residue toners

Remove residue toners with gauze

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)3. Jam2 (Jam in Exit Area)

Check ListCheck List

Check whether paper size of DUPLEX UNIT is set up as A4 or LTR

SolutionSolution

Set up the paper size of Duplex unit correctly

▪ Case Duplex Print paper Jam

Check the frame & roller of DUPLEX UNIT if they are contaminated with residue

tonersRemove residue toners

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)4. Duplex Jam1 (Jam Top of Duplex)

Check ListCheck List

Check if there are any object on Guide-Paper or Burr

SolutionSolution

Remove the object & burr

Check Feed & Regi Roller if they are contaminated or worn out

Remove the contaminated part.Change the part if necessary

▪ CasePaper in Duplex doesn’t reach the feed sensor in time

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)5. Duplex Jam0 (Jam Bottom of Duplex)

Check ListCheck List

Check the condition of roller (contaminated?, worn out?)

SolutionSolution

Remove the contaminated part.Change the part if necessary

Stopper is locked because paper is pushed too much.

Re-install the Stopper so it doesn’t get pressed too much

CasePaper doesn’t reach feed sensor from MP while feeding

Guide-Side is too tight Adjust Guide-Side

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)6. MP Jam0

▪ CasePaper is jammed while feeding from SCF

Check ListCheck List

Check the Guide-rear

SolutionSolution

Adjust the proper Guide-Rear to the size of paper or change it.

Check how much the surface of Pick up roller is contaminated

Wipe it with wet smooth fabric(with water or IPA (Isopropyl alcohol).

Check how much the surface of Retard Roller is contaminated

Wipe it with wet smooth fabric( NO CHEMICAL ON IT. Only water or

IPA).If Retard gear is worn out badly,

change it.

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)7. SCF Jam0

Check ListCheck List

Check the location of paper jam by opening Mail Box Cover

SolutionSolution

Correct the actuator & diverter in Mail Box

Check paper Curl If paper is curled too much, flip the paper to use

▪ CasePaper is jammed from Mail

Paper doesn’t enter the sensor in Mail Box in time

Check whether paper is full (100pages)

Reduce stacked paper if it is full

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)8. Mail Box Jam

▪ Case Paper is jammed in finisher

Paper doesn’t enter the sensor in finisher in timePaper is jammed during finisher stapler

Check ListCheck List

Check the location of jam by opening finisher cover

Check the paper

SolutionSolution

Check and re-assemble Actuator correctly

Check paper Curl If paper is curled too much, flip the paper to use

Check whether paper is full (500pages)

Reduce the amount of paper if it is full

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)9. Finisher Jam

Check ListCheck List SolutionSolution

Check how much the surface of Retard Roller is contaminated(Life cycle : 100,000 pages)

Wipe it with wet smooth fabric( NO CHEMICAL ON IT. Only water or

IPA).If Retard gear is worn out badly,

change it.

Check the roughness of paper surface

Use smooth paper surface

▪ Case Multiple paper were fed in once

Check if many types of paper used together

or paper is stacked overly disordered

Using with same types of paper preferred

Rearrange the paper so the stack is straightened.

V. Trouble shooting (Paper Jams)10. Multi-feeding

Thank you !Thank you !