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    This service bulletin from Canon addresses quality issues with the NP6030/6025 copier models related to the pick-up assembly. The routing of the lead wire for the pick-up clutch has been changed to prevent the power from occasionally turning off or papers failing to feed from the cassette due to the lead wire breaking. Specifically, the amount of slack in the lead wire has been reduced and it is now secured with a band on the connector to address breaking or the wire getting caught inside the clutch.

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    This service bulletin from Canon addresses quality issues with the NP6030/6025 copier models related to the pick-up assembly. The routing of the lead wire for the pick-up clutch has been changed to prevent the power from occasionally turning off or papers failing to feed from the cassette due to the lead wire breaking. Specifically, the amount of slack in the lead wire has been reduced and it is now secured with a band on the connector to address breaking or the wire getting caught inside the clutch.

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    6030-022

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    This service bulletin from Canon addresses quality issues with the NP6030/6025 copier models related to the pick-up assembly. The routing of the lead wire for the pick-up clutch has been changed to prevent the power from occasionally turning off or papers failing to feed from the cassette due to the lead wire breaking. Specifically, the amount of slack in the lead wire has been reduced and it is now secured with a band on the connector to address breaking or the wire getting caught inside the clutch.

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    Service Bulletin Copier: Location: Subject

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    This service bulletin from Canon addresses quality issues with the NP6030/6025 copier models related to the pick-up assembly. The routing of the lead wire for the pick-up clutch has been changed to prevent the power from occasionally turning off or papers failing to feed from the cassette due to the lead wire breaking. Specifically, the amount of slack in the lead wire has been reduced and it is now secured with a band on the connector to address breaking or the wire getting caught inside the clutch.

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    SERVICE BULLETIN COPIER

    Issued by Canon Europa N.V.

    MODEL:
    NP6030/6025 No.: 6030-022 Rev. 1
    (G2-12E-019-1)
    Major quality issues Quality upgrade/production efficiency
    DATE: 16.05.97
    Field quality problems Miscellaneous

    LOCATION: PICK-UP ASSEMBLY


    SUBJECT: PREVENTING OCCASIONAL POWER OFF AND NO
    CASSETTE FEED
    Outline
    The routing of the lead wire has been changed to prevent the power from going off occasionally and no
    cassette feed situations due to a broken pick-up clutch lead wire.
    Details
    [Phenomenon]
    1. The power is sometimes turned off. The pick-up clutch lead wire breaks.
    2. Papers are not fed from the cassette. The pick-up clutch lead wire breaks or is caught inside the sliding
    part of the rotating outer ring.
    [Cause]
    1. • If there is a great deal of slack in the lead wire of the pick-up assembly pick-up clutch (Figures 2-A
    [Old] and 2-B [Old]), the lead wire comes into contact with the rotating outer ring of the clutch while it
    is contained in the main unit and breaks over time, causing the power to be turned off occasionally.
    • If there is no slack in the lead wire of the pick-up assembly pick-up clutch (Figure 2 [Old]), the lead
    wire may come into contact with the rotating outer ring of the clutch, breaking the wire over time and
    causing the power to be turned off occasionally.
    2. As explained above, if the lead wire of the pick-up assembly pick-up clutch breaks, or is caught inside
    the sliding part of the rotating outer ring, the clutch may not work, with the result that papers are not fed
    from the cassette.
    A [Old] A [New]
    Clutch rotating Lead wire
    outer ring
    Lead wire
    Cord clamp

    Fig. 1 Changed routing


    Clutch rotating outer ring of lead wire

    Lead wire

    Lead wire

    Cord clamp
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    B [Old] B [New]
    6030-022 Rev. 1

    A B
    Connector Connector

    Cable band Cable band

    [Old] [New]

    Connector
    Connector

    Approx.
    3mm

    Cable band Cable band

    As seen from A [Old method of securing] As seen from B [New method of securing]

    Fig. 2 Changing the method used to secure the lead wire


    [Factory measures]
    Provisional measures
    1. The orientation of the cord clamp that determines the route of the lead wire has been changed so that the
    amount of slack of the lead wire of the pick-up clutch is reduced. (See Figures 1-A New and 1-B New.)
    2. The lead wire has been secured on the connector using a band so that the lead wire of the pick-up clutch
    has the appropriate amount of slack. (Fig. 2-New)
    Measures for servicing
    When either of the aforementioned phenomena occur, or to prevent them from occurring, take out the pick-
    up assembly and change the routing of the lead wire of the pick-up clutch as is done in the factory
    provisional measure. See the Service Manual for details of removing and attaching the pick-up assembly
    (Chapter 4, Section IIIA, “Pick-up assembly,” pages 4-22 to 4-24).
    Affected machines
    NP6030
    240V RAW00103 and later
    240V UBV00001 and later

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