Kodak 8900
Kodak 8900
Kodak 8900
Confidential
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS
Restricted
Information for the
Kodak DryView 8900 LASER IMAGER RELEASE 3
Service Code: 4878
Important
Qualified service personnel must do these procedures.
H199_0500AC
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS
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8F1621 PLEASE NOTE The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the
Page subject matter gained by Eastman Kodak Company prior to publication.
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makes no warranty, express or implied, with respect to this information. Kodak shall not be
liable for any loss or damage, including consequential or special damages, resulting from any
use of this information, even if loss or damage is caused by Kodak’s negligence or other fault.
This equipment includes parts and assemblies sensitive to damage from electrostatic
discharge. Use caution to prevent damage during all service procedures.
Table of Contents
Description Page
Adjustments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
PROCESSOR - Temperature of DRUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
PROCESSOR - BRUSHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
PROCESSOR - PHOTODETECTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
PROCESSOR - DIVERTER AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
IMAGING AY - ENCODER READHEAD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
IMAGING AY - MAGNET WAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
IMAGING AY - Index Delay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
IMAGING AY - Film Skew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
+5 V DC POWER SUPPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
LOCAL PANEL - Calibration of the TOUCH SCREEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Replacements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE) COMPUTER and COVER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
DRE COMPUTER - HARD DRIVE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
DRE COMPUTER - DVD DRIVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
DRE COMPUTER - POWER SUPPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
DRE COMPUTER - FANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
EXPOSURE BRIDGE AY (EBA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
ROLLBACK MODULE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
ROLLBACK CARTRIDGE PRESENCE SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
ROLLBACK HOME SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
ROLLBACK OPEN SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
ROLLBACK MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
ROLLBACK ROLLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
RF TAG ANTENNA BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
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8F1621 RF TAG READER BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Page PICKUP AND FEED MODULE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
3 of 186 FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
FILM FEED HEEL AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
HEEL PADS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
FEED ROLLER OPEN SENSOR and FILM AT FEED SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
PICKUP HOME SENSOR and CUPS ENGAGED SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
FILM OUT SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
FEED ROLLER CLOSE MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
FILM FEED DRIVE BELT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
FILM FEED MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
PICKUP MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
VACUUM VALVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
VACUUM PUMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
SUCTION CUPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
CARTRIDGE CONTROL BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
FILM AT PROCESSOR SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
VERTICAL TRANSPORT UP and DOWN MOTORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
VERTICAL TRANSPORT BELTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
PROCESSOR - ENTRANCE GUIDE AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
PROCESSOR - ENTRANCE GUIDE FRAME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
PROCESSOR - VERTICAL DRUM GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
PROCESSOR - DRUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
PROCESSOR - DRUM DRIVE BELT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
PROCESSOR - MOTOR DRIVE BELT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
PROCESSOR - COOLING FAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
PROCESSOR - UPPER FAZ TRAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
PROCESSOR - LOWER FAZ TRAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
PROCESSOR - DRIVE MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
PROCESSOR - BRUSH AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
PROCESSOR - PHOTODETECTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
PROCESSOR CONTROL BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
DENSITOMETER LIGHT SOURCE BOARD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
FILM AT DENSITOMETER SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
DENSITOMETER BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
SORTER TRAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
TURNAROUND AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
EXIT PANEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
SORTER AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
SORTER - DRIVE SECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
SORTER - STEPPER DRIVE MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
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8F1621 SORTER - TORQUE ACTUATORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Page SORTER - EMITTER BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
4 of 186 SORTER - DETECTOR BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
SORTER CONTROL BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
IMAGING AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
PLATEN SWEEP MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
PLATEN FEED MOTOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
PLATEN LOAD MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
PLATEN CENTERING MOTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
PLATEN FILM CENTERING AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
PLATEN LOAD HOME SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
FILM AT PLATEN SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
PLATEN CENTERING HOME SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
PLATEN SWEEP HOME SENSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
START OF PAGE SENSOR BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
TRANSLATION HOME and TRANSLATION LIMIT SENSORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
MAGNET WAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
POWER MODULE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
BACK DOOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
ELECTRONICS PANEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
DRAWER PANELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
SIDE PANELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
DRAWER LATCH AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
DOOR LATCH AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
LOCAL PANEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
DUCT FILTER DOOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Additional Service Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Making a Configuration Backup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Restoring Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
Upgrading the DRE with a New Version of the System Software - “Ghosting” 174
Upgrading the Software Applications for the MCS MASTER CPU BOARD and the
MICRO BOARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Upgrading the “Microcontroller” Application when a New MICRO BOARD is
Installed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
Publication History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
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PROCESSOR - Temperature of DRUM
Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To set the correct temperature for the DRUM.
Specification: The temperature is between 123.6 - 124.4°C (254.5 - 256°F).
Special Tools: • TEMPERATURE METER AND PROBE TL-5574
• BLOCK for PROBE 78-8064-5583-4
• LAPTOP COMPUTER with Microsoft INTERNET EXPLORER
5.5 or higher
• SERVICE TOOL
• CROSSOVER CABLE TL-5568
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
Important
The TEMPERATURE METER AND PROBE must receive calibration together once a year.
METER
H199_1525GA
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8F1621
ROLLERS
5 Release the front and back LATCHES.
Page
7 of 186 COVER
Caution
DRUM The DRUM and ROLLERS are hot.
Note
The METER must be at room temperature
PROBE SENSOR during the check.
back
center 8 Lower the COVER.
back LATCH
front 9 Close the front and back LATCHES.
10 Pull on the PROBE to check that the
PROBE SENSOR is directly under a
ROLLER.
to METER
11 Allow the indication on the METER to
front LATCH H199_1526GA be stable.
12 Record the temperature.
13 Release the LATCHES.
14 Lift the COVER.
15 Move the PROBE to the back of the DRUM.
16 Lower the COVER.
17 Close the front LATCH.
18 Do steps Step 10 through Step 12 again.
19 Release the front LATCH.
20 Lift the COVER.
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8F1621 21 Move the PROBE to the front of the DRUM.
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8 of 186 22 Lower the COVER.
23 Close the back LATCH.
24 Do Step 10 through Step 12 again.
25 Check that all 3 temperatures are 123.6 - 124.4°C (254.5 - 256°F).
To Adjust:
1 Open the LOWER RIGHT FRONT
AIR FILTER COVER DOOR.
2 Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to
the RJ-45 CONNECTOR at the front of
the IMAGER.
Note
The CONNECTOR is located below the AIR
FILTER COVER.
6 Click [Modify].
7 In the “Measured Temperature” windows, type the 3 measured temperatures.
Important
The “Current offsets” windows indicate the “offsets” between the “Current Temperature” value
in the PROCESSOR MICRO and the “Measured Temperature” value.
8 Click [Save].
9 Close the “Processor Temperature Configuration” window.
10 Allow approximately 10 minutes for the temperatures to be stable.
11 Check that all 3 temperatures are 123.6 - 124.4°C (254.5 - 256°F).
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 PROCESSOR - BRUSHES
Page
10 of 186
Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To align the BRUSHES with the SLIP RINGS.
Specification: • The 5 BRUSHES are aligned vertically with the 5 SLIP
RINGS.
• The surface of each BRUSH touches the surface of the
adjacent SLIP RING.
Special Tools: None
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
top COVER 1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
SLIP RINGS • [Shut Down]
Caution
3 SCREWS Dangerous Voltage
4 Check:
• 5 BRUSHES are aligned vertically with the 5 SLIP RINGS.
• Surface of each BRUSH touches the surface of the adjacent SLIP RING.
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8F1621 To Adjust:
Page
11 of 186
BRUSH SLIP RING DRUM 1 Loosen the 2 SCREWS.
2 Align the BRUSHES vertically with the
SLIP RINGS.
3 Manually rotate the DRUM backward
and forward to seat the SLIP RINGS
horizontally on the “curved” surfaces of
the BRUSHES.
4 Tighten the 2 SCREWS.
5 Check:
• 5 BRUSHES are aligned vertically
with the 5 SLIP RINGS.
• Surface of each BRUSH touches the
surface of the adjacent SLIP RING.
H199_1528GA
2 SCREWS
Postrequisites:
1 If the power wires to the BRUSH are disconnected and connected before this adjustment,
check the circuits with the SERVICE TOOL. Select Diagnostics>MCS>General>Heater
Wiring. See DIAGNOSTICS 8E5983:
Section Procedure
Using the Diagnostics PROCESSOR HEATER Wiring
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8F1621 PROCESSOR - PHOTODETECTOR
Page
12 of 186
Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To align the horizontal and vertical position of the
PHOTODETECTOR with the LEDs on the ROTATING
PROCESSOR BOARD (RPB).
Specification: • The HOLDER is 10 mm (0.39 in.) from the surface of the
RPB.
• The distance between the bottom of the HOLDER and the
bottom of the BRACKET is 46 mm (1.8 in.).
Special Tools: METRIC RULER with mm increments
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
top COVER
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
3 SCREWS Dangerous Voltage
BRACKET
H199_1530AA
To Adjust:
1 Adjust the distance between the
10 mm
(0.39 in.)
RPB
HOLDER and the RPB.
HOLDER a Loosen the SCREW on the bottom
2 SCREWS of the BRACKET.
b Move the BRACKET forward or
backward to set the distance
between the HOLDER and the
RPB to 10 mm (0.39 in.).
46 mm
c Tighten the SCREW.
(1.8 in.)
BRACKET SCREW H199_1531AA
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8F1621 2 Adjust the position of the HOLDER vertically.
Page
14 of 186 a Loosen the 2 SCREWS.
b Align the HOLDER vertically until the distance between the bottom of the HOLDER
and BRACKET is 46 mm (1.8 in.).
c Tighten the 2 SCREWS.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 PROCESSOR - DIVERTER AY
Page
15 of 186
Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To adjust the position of the DIVERTER AY with the position of
the DRUM.
Specification: The 2 SCREWS for the DIVERTER AY is at the bottom of the
SLOTS.
Special Tools: None
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
1 Remove the UPPER FAZ TRAP. See
PROCESSOR - UPPER FAZ TRAP.
2 Check that the SCREW at each end of
the DIVERTER is at the bottom of the
SLOT.
SLOT DIVERTER
DIVERTER AY
SCREW H199_0745GCA
H199_0745GC
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16 of 186
1 Loosen the 2 SCREWS.
2 Move the DIVERTER up until the 2
SCREWS are at the bottom of the 2
SLOTS.
3 Tighten the 2 SCREWS.
2 SLOTS DIVERTER
2 SCREWS H199_0745GCB
H199_0745GC
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 IMAGING AY - ENCODER READHEAD
Page
17 of 186
Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To align the ENCODER READHEAD with the ENCODER
SCALE.
Specification: • In the SERVICE TOOL, the outputs of the READHEAD is 700
- 1800 mV. The high end of this specification is
recommended.
• On the VOLTMETER, the output of the READHEAD is 270 -
655 mV. The high end of this specification is recommended.
Special Tools: • LAPTOP COMPUTER with Microsoft INTERNET EXPLORER
5.5 or higher
• SERVICE TOOL
• CROSSOVER CABLE TL-5568
• READHEAD ALIGNMENT TOOL TL-5715
• READHEAD SETTING SHIM with ADAPTER TL-5711
• VOLTMETER
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
Checking with the SERVICE TOOL
1 Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the IMAGER with a CROSSOVER CABLE.
2 Set the SERVICE SWITCH in the service position.
3 Use “SecureLink” and the “Service WebLink” to open the SERVICE TOOL.
4 Select Diagnostics>MCS>Optics.
5 On the “MCS Optics Diagnostics” screen, select “Test Readhead Alignment”.
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6 Click [Run].
Note
The test runs for approximately 80 seconds then displays “Status” and a summary. A “Status”
of “Pass” indicates only that the test has completed and has no “relationship” to the feedback
values.
7 Check that the 4 measured outputs of the READHEAD is 700 - 1800 mV. The high end
of this specification is recommended.
Note
• The LINEAR MOTOR CONTROLLER BOARD does not operate approximately below 450
mV and above 2000 mV.
• The READHEAD values decrease approximately 100 mV peak-to-peak from temperature
conditions.
• Debris on the ENCODER SCALE drops the values of the feedback.
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8F1621 Checking with the VOLTMETER
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19 of 186 1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
2 Extend the IMAGING AY.
LINEAR MOTOR
CONTROLLER BOARD
CARRIAGE
J104
VOLTMETER
READHEAD
CABLE
POWER
SWITCH
READHEAD
ALIGNMENT TOOL
H199_1509BA with ADAPTER
3 Position the CARRIAGE between the left and right side of the RAILS.
4 Disconnect the READHEAD CABLE from J104 on the LINEAR MOTOR CONTROLLER
BOARD.
5 Connect:
• READHEAD CABLE to the READHEAD ALIGNMENT TOOL
• READHEAD ALIGNMENT TOOL into a 120 V AC OUTLET with the ADAPTER
Note
If 120 V AC wall power is not available, the READHEAD ALIGNMENT TOOL can operate
from internal BATTERIES.
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8F1621 6 Set the POWER SWITCH on the READHEAD ALIGNMENT TOOL to ON.
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20 of 186 7 Connect a VOLTMETER to the READHEAD ALIGNMENT TOOL.
READHEAD
ALIGHNMENT TOOL
READHEAD
CARRIAGE
RAILS AC POWER
VOLTMETER
H199_1532BA
Important
The CARRIAGE must be in motion to actuate the READHEAD.
8 Slowly move the CARRIAGE forward and backward the full length of the RAILS.
Note
If the room lights are down, you will be able to see the light from the LED in the READHEAD.
A green LED indicates that the READHEAD has an output that is close to normal, but might
or might not be within specification. A red LED indicates a “weak” output.
Note
Because the indication on the VOLTMETER is a “ground-to-peak” reading for the Kodak
REMOTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES, the reading will be lower than the indications from the
SERVICE TOOL. The SERVICE TOOL displays “peak-to-peak” mV AC.
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Aligning the READHEAD on the ROLL AXIS
Important
This procedure applies only if the 2 SCREWS for the RAIL with the ENCODER SCALE
include SPHERICAL WASHERS. With no SPHERICAL WASHERS, you must skip this
procedure and advance to Adjusting the Offset “Gap” and Aligning the READHEAD on
the PITCH AXIS.
Adjusting the Offset “Gap” and Aligning the READHEAD on the PITCH AXIS
1 Remove the OPTICS ELECTRONICS
AY.
2 Loosen the “Offset/Pitch” SCREWS.
OPTICS
ELECTRONICS AY
"Offset/Pitch"
SCREWS
READHEAD
BRACKET
H199_1510AA
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8F1621 "Offset/Pitch" SCREWS 3 Insert the READHEAD SETTING SHIM
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24 of 186 between the READHEAD and the
RAIL
ENCODER SCALE.
Note
If your hands are large, you might have to
remove the PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT to
do this adjustment.
Important
2 VEE
The output of the READHEAD is changed
BEARINGS by small changes in position of the
READHEAD.
RAIL
READHEAD
SETTINGS
SHIM
READHEAD
End VIew BRACKET
H199_1534CA
6 Apply pressure on both ends of the READHEAD BRACKET to align the READHEAD with
the ENCODER SCALE.
7 At the same time, apply pressure on the CARRIAGE to keep the 2 VEE-BEARINGS
seated on the RAILS
8 Tighten the “Offset/Pitch” SCREWS, checking that the READHEAD does not move.
9 Remove the SETTING SHIM.
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8F1621 10 If the SPHERICAL WASHERS were removed in Step 4, install the WASHERS and do the
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11 Do Checking with the VOLTMETER:
• If the minimum and maximum are within 270 - 655 mV, advance to Step 12.
• If the minimum output is below 270 - 655 mV:
– Again Adjusting the Offset “Gap” and Aligning the READHEAD on the PITCH
AXIS to reach the recommended values.
– If after some adjustments, you cannot reach the recommended values, adjust
“Pitch” to the highest output possible, then do the “Roll” adjustment if necessary.
Note
If after some “Roll” and “Pitch” adjustments, the READHEAD output is not within the values of
the “Specification”, the READHEAD is malfunctioning.
12 Disconnect:
• VOLTMETER
• READHEAD ALIGNMENT TOOL
13 Install:
• OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY
• IMAGING AY
14 Do Checking with the SERVICE TOOL.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 IMAGING AY - MAGNET WAY
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Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To align the MAGNET WAY with the LINEAR TRANSLATION
MOTOR.
Specification: The LINEAR TRANSLATION MOTOR moves freely from end to
end in the MAGNET WAY.
Special Tools: 2 FORCER SPACERS TL-5710
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
0.6 mm (0.0256 in.)
minimum • “power” icon
2 FORCER SPACERS
• [Shut Down]
2 MAGNETS
2 Extend the IMAGING AY.
MAGNET WAY
3 Check that the 4 SCREWS are tight.
LINEAR TRANSLATION
MOTOR 4 Move the CARRIAGE to the front of the
4 SCREWS IMAGING AY.
CARRIAGE 5 Insert the 2 FORCER SPACERS into
the MAGNET WAY between the top of
the LINEAR TRANSLATION MOTOR
IMAGING and the 2 MAGNETS.
AY
6 If the FORCER SPACERS do not set
Back
correctly, do the adjustment.
Front
H199_1535GA MAGNET WAY 7 Move the CARRIAGE to the back of the
IMAGING AY.
8 Do Step 5 through Step 6 again.
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8F1621 9 Check that the LINEAR TRANSLATION MOTOR moves freely from end to end in the
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To Adjust:
1 Partially loosen the 4 SCREWS.
0.6 mm (0.0256 in.)
minimum 2 Move the CARRIAGE to the front.
2 FORCER SPACERS 3 Insert the 2 FORCER SPACERS into
2 MAGNETS
the MAGNET WAY between the top of
the LINEAR TRANSLATION MOTOR
MAGNET WAY
and the 2 MAGNETS.
LINEAR TRANSLATION 4 Loosely tighten the front SCREWS.
MOTOR
5 Move the CARRIAGE to the back.
4 SCREWS
CARRIAGE
6 Insert the FORCER SPACERS. See
Step 3.
7 Loosely tighten the back 2 SCREWS.
IMAGING 8 Move the CARRIAGE to the front.
AY
9 Insert the FORCER SPACERS.
Back
10 Fully tighten the front 2 SCREWS.
Front
H199_1535GA MAGNET WAY 11 Move the CARRIAGE to the back.
12 Insert the 2 FORCER SPACERS.
13 Fully tighten the back SCREWS.
14 Move the CARRIAGE fully forward and backward until the LINEAR TRANSLATION
MOTOR moves freely from end to end on the MAGNET WAY.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 IMAGING AY - Index Delay
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Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To adjust “Start of Page” timing after a SPINNER MOTOR
replacement.
Specification: A 0.5 mm (0.02 in.) gray area is on the leading edge of the film.
Special Tools: • LAPTOP COMPUTER with Microsoft INTERNET EXPLORER
V 5.5 or higher
• SERVICE TOOL
• CROSSOVER CABLE TL5568
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
1 Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the IMAGER with the CROSSOVER CABLE.
2 Use “SecureLink” and the “Service WebLink” to open the SERVICE TOOL.
3 Select Configuration>MCS>Optics.
4 Click [Test Print] to run a “Ball” test print.
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start of page
scan direction
scan direction
Leading
edge of
FILM in
IMAGER
H199_1511BA
5 Check that the gray area on the leading edge is 0.5 mm (0.02 in.), with no transparent
area appearing.
Note
• If no gray or transparent area appears, scanning started before the laser beam hit the film.
• If the area is too large, and both gray and transparent areas are visible, the image will
extend beyond the other end of the film.
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1 Observe the number of pixels displayed in the “Index Delay (pixels)” window.
Note
This number indicates the number of pixels set to obtain the gray area:
• If the gray area on the test print is too narrow, the number of pixels must be increased.
• If the area is too wide, the number of pixels must be decreased.
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Decrease the area on the test print, do: Increase the area on the test print, do:
a. On the test print, measure the width of Note
the gray area in mm.
If the index delay is too small, it might not be
b. Multiply the measured distance by 25 visible on the film. You will have to increase it by
to obtain the pixel width of the area. increments until it is visible.
25 pixels equals 1 mm (0.04 in.).
a. Click [Modify] and increase the number in the
c. Subtract the measured pixel width
“Index Delay (pixels)” window by 50. This will
from the displayed “Index Delay
increase the gray area by 2 mm (0.08 in.).
(pixels)” number in the window.
b. Click [Save].
d. Click [Modify].
c. Click [Test Print] and check the index delay
e. Type the number determined in Step c
area again.
into the window.
d. Do Step a through Step c until a 0.5 mm
f. Click [Save].
(0.02 in.) gray area appears on the leading
edge of the film.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 IMAGING AY - Film Skew
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Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To adjust the position of the right CENTERING FINGER to
prevent image skew on the film.
Specification: • Image skew on the leading edge of the film is no more than 1
mm (0.038 in.).
• When film is moved to the center of the PLATEN:
– both CENTERING FINGERS touch the film
– all 5 PLATEN FINGERS touch the film
Special Tools: None
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
1 Run a SMPTE test print.
2 Check that the image skew on the
image skew leading edge of the film is no more than
1 mm (0.038 in.).
H
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front
ROLLER
KNOB
REGISTRATION
BAR
5 FINGER
H199_1536BA CARRIAGES
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 +5 V DC POWER SUPPLY
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Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To adjust the output of the +5 V DC SUPPLY
Specification: The voltage measured at the + 5 V test point on the EBA
BOARD is +5.0 to +5.1 V DC.
Special Tools: VOLTMETER
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
1 Check that the system is in “ready”
mode.
SCREW
2 Open the BACK DOOR.
3 Loosen the SCREW.
4 Remove the ELECTRONICS PANEL.
5 Connect the VOLTMETER to the +5 V
+5 V DC test point and one of the GND test
POWER points on the EBA BOARD.
ELECTRONICS SUPPLY
PANEL 6 Check that the voltage is +5.0 to +5.1 V
DC.
7 Leave the VOLTMETER connected if an
adjustment is necessary.
J23
J13 USB
+5 V test point
EBA BOARD GND
H199_1539GA
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8F1621 To Adjust:
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38 of 186 1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 LOCAL PANEL - Calibration of the TOUCH SCREEN
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Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To align the cursor positions on the TOUCH SCREEN to the
graphics on the LOCAL PANEL.
Specification: The cursor moves to your finger in the 7 test areas on the
TOUCH SCREEN.
Special Tools: STYLUS.
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
You cannot check this adjustment.
To Adjust:
Important
Do this adjustment if:
• New system software is installed.
• A new LOCAL PANEL is installed.
1 On the “Status” screen of the LOCAL PANEL, touch [Menu]. On the Main Menu, touch
[Service].
2 Type:
• 99 in the “Enter Passcode” window
• 987654 in the “Enter Passcode” window
3 Touch [OK].
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8F1621 4 On the Service screen, touch [Calibrate Touch Screen].
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40 of 186 Note
The “Calibration Target” screen displays.
Note
A screen displays with a 1/2 TARGET at the top right edge.
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4 5
7
3
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY
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Adjustment Specification
Purpose: To align the IDLER ROLLER with the DRIVE ROLLER.
Specification: The contact of the IDLER ROLLER and DRIVE ROLLER is
parallel.
Special Tools: None
Prerequisites:
None
To Check:
1 Check the alignment of the IDLER
DRIVE ROLLER DRIVE SHAFT ROLLER and DRIVE ROLLER.
a Rotate the DRIVE SHAFT in both
directions at the DRIVE GEAR.
b Check that the contact of the
IDLER ROLLER and DRIVE
ROLLER is parallel.
Postrequisites:
None
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DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE) COMPUTER and COVER
Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
SCREW
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
H199_1621AA
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8F1621 6 Disconnect:
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45 of 186 LOCAL PANEL • 120 V AC from the UPS
CUSTOMER NETWORK
• LOCAL PANEL power/speaker
• Customer network
USB TO EBA
• USB to the EBA
LOCAL PANEL DATA • LOCAL PANEL data
• COM 2 to the EBA
COM 2 to EBA
• PS/2 to the LOCAL PANEL
120 V AC SCREW PS/2 to LOCAL PANEL
7 Remove the SCREW.
from UPS
3 SCREWS 8 Pull the DRE COMPUTER toward you.
9 Remove:
COVER
• 3 SCREWS
• COVER
H199_1620GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 DRE COMPUTER - HARD DRIVE
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46 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE) COMPUTER and COVER.
To Remove:
4 SCREWS ESD
Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.
HARD DRIVE
2 CABLE CONNECTORS
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
1 Load the new version of the system software for the DRE on the HARD DRIVE. See
Upgrading the DRE with a New Version of the System Software - “Ghosting”.
2 Restore the system configuration. See Making a Configuration Backup.
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8F1621 DRE COMPUTER - DVD DRIVE
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47 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE) COMPUTER and COVER.
To Remove:
4 SCREWS ESD
Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.
1 Disconnect:
• 2 CABLE CONNECTORS ON THE
HARD DRIVE
• 2 CABLE CONNECTORS ON THE
DVD DRIVE
2 Remove:
HARD DRIVE • 4 SCREWS from the bottom of the
2 CABLE CONNECTORS DRE COMPUTER
DVD DRIVE • 4 SCREWS on the two sides
2 CABLE CONNECTORS
• DVD DRIVE
4 SCREWS
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8F1621 To Install:
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48 of 186 1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 DRE COMPUTER - POWER SUPPLY
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49 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove:
• DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE) COMPUTER and COVER
To Remove:
DVD DRIVE 2 CABLE CONNECTORS ESD
MOTHERBOARD Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.
POWER CABLE
1 Disconnect:
• 2 CABLE CONNECTORS on the
HARD DRIVE
• 2 CABLE CONNECTORS on the
DVD DRIVE
• MOTHERBOARD POWER CABLE
2 Remove:
• 2 SCREWS on the back of the
HARD DRIVE 2 CABLE CONNECTORS ENCLOSURE
• One SCREW inside the
SCREW ENCLOSURE
• POWER SUPPLY
2 SCREWS
POWER SUPPLY
ENCLOSURE
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8F1621 To Install:
Page
50 of 186 1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 DRE COMPUTER - FANS
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51 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE) COMPUTER and COVER.
To Remove:
4 SCREWS 2 FAN CABLES ESD
Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.
CABLE
2 FANS
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 EXPOSURE BRIDGE AY (EBA)
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52 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
USB
H199_1543BA
Important
The EBA AY includes the MCS MASTER CPU BOARD and the EBA BOARD.
VERTICAL
DUCT
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
3 Open the BACK DOOR.
4 Remove the VERTICAL DUCT.
a. Remove the ELECTRONICS
PANEL.
2 SCREWS
b. Disconnect the FAZ HOSE from the
PLENUM
COUPLING
VERTICAL DUCT.
c. Remove the 2 SCREWS.
EBA BOARD
d. Disconnect the VERTICAL DUCT
from the PLENUM COUPLING.
7 SCREWS
5 Disconnect CABLES from:
• J1 - J7
• J9 - J19
• J21 - J23
2 corner
PINS 6 Remove the 7 SCREWS.
7 Pull the EBA from the 2 corner PINS.
CABLES H199_1596GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 Upgrade the software in the new MCS MASTER CPU BOARD. See Upgrading the
Software Applications for the MCS MASTER CPU BOARD and the MICRO BOARDS.
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8F1621 3 Upgrade the software in the new EBA BOARD and all other MICROCONTROLLERS on
Page the I2C bus that do not have compatible software. See Upgrading the
54 of 186
“Microcontroller” Application when a New MICRO BOARD is Installed.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 ROLLBACK MODULE
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55 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
TRACK
ROLLBACK Important
MODULE
This procedure applies to all 3 ROLLBACK
FILM MODULES.
CARTRIDGE
SLIDE
• “power” icon
SLIDE
BEARINGS
DRAWER • [Shut Down]
H199_1544AA Important
Most parts of the ROLLBACK MODULE can
be installed with the DRAWER opened,
without removing the DRAWER and
ROLLBACK MODULE.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 ROLLBACK CARTRIDGE PRESENCE SENSOR
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57 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
SCREW
SENSOR
Important
ROLLBACK This procedure applies to all 3 ROLLBACK
ROLLER
MODULES.
CONNECTOR
H199_1545AA
Caution
Use caution not to damage the SENSOR.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 ROLLBACK HOME SENSOR
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58 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
ROLLBACK
ROLLER Important
SCREW
SENSOR
This procedure applies to all 3 ROLLBACK
MODULES.
CONNECTOR
1 Use the LOCAL PANEL to open the
DRAWER.
2 Place the ROLLBACK ROLLER on top
of the TRAY.
3 Remove the SENSOR SCREW.
TRAY Caution
Use caution not to damage the SENSOR.
H199_1546AA
4 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
5 Remove the SENSOR.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 ROLLBACK OPEN SENSOR
Page
59 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
SCREW COVER
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 ROLLBACK
MODULES.
CONNECTOR
H199_1547GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 ROLLBACK MOTOR
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60 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 ROLLBACK MODULES.
ROLLBACK MOUNTING
PLATE SHAFT ROLLBACK
ROLLER
E-RING MOTOR
CABLE TIE
DOWEL PIN
TRAY 2 SCREWS GEAR CONNECTOR
H199_1548BA
To Install:
1 Before you install the 2 SCREWS, rotate the ROLLBACK MOTOR on the MOUNTING
PLATE until:
• GEARS align
• ROLLBACK MOTOR is flat against the MOUNTING PLATE
2 Install a new CABLE TIE around the ROLLBACK MOTOR, next to the CONNECTOR.
3 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 ROLLBACK ROLLER
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62 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 ROLLBACK MODULES.
FLAG GEAR
FRONT ROLLBACK BEARING
ACTUATOR LINK ROLLER
KNOB ROLLBACK
KNOB ROLLER
SPRING
E-RING
ROLLBACK
ROLLER
back
DRAWER
TRAY
front
H199_1549HA
Caution
You must hold the BEARING, GEAR, and FLAG at the back end of the TRAY to prevent the
items from falling.
4 From the front of the DRAWER, remove the ROLLBACK ROLLER from the BEARING,
GEAR, and FLAG on the back end.
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 RF TAG ANTENNA BOARD
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64 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the ROLLBACK MODULE.
To Remove:
4 NUTS
Important
RF TAG ANTENNA BOARD This procedure applies to all 3 ROLLBACK
MODULES.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 RF TAG READER BOARD
Page
65 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
RF TAG READER
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
2 SCREWS
BOARD
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 Energize the IMAGER.
3 If a 20-156 error occurs, indicating the software is not compatible, upgrade the software
in the new RF TAG READER BOARD. See Upgrading the “Microcontroller”
Application when a New MICRO BOARD is Installed.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 PICKUP AND FEED MODULE
Page
66 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
SHIPPING LOCK
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Important
H199_1552AA
The PICKUP AND FEED MODULE must be
in the up position before you engage the
SHIPPING LOCK.
H199_1553AA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Caution
To prevent damage, the SHIPPING LOCK must be disengaged before you apply power.
Postrequisites:
None
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8F1621 FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY
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68 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
3 NUTS
Important
FILM FEED ROLLER
DRIVE AY This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
AND FEED MODULES.
3 NUTS
1 Remove the 3 NUTS from each end of
the FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY.
Important
Do not do Step 2 for access to other parts.
H199_1554GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
1 Adjust the FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY.
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8F1621 FILM FEED HEEL AY
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69 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
E-RING PIVOT PULLEY HEEL AY
PIN
2 HEEL
DRIVE CABLE
SHAFTS
SHIPPING LOCK
4 E-RINGS
PICKUP FRAME
2 HEEL SPRINGS
H199_1555BA
1 Disengage the SHIPPING LOCK to allow the HEEL AY to move to the up position.
2 Remove:
• E-RING
• PIVOT PULLEY PIN
3 Disconnect the DRIVE CABLE from the HEEL AY.
4 Use the SPRING HOOK TL-5712 to disconnect the 2 HEEL SPRINGS.
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8F1621 5 Disconnect the HEEL AY from the PICKUP FRAME. Remove:
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70 of 186 • 4 E-RINGS
• 2 HEEL SHAFTS
6 Rotate the HEEL AY to locate other components.
Note
Normally the HEEL AY is disconnected not for replacement, but to provide access to other
components.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 HEEL PADS
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71 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
SENSOR HEEL AY
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
AND FEED MODULES.
3 HEEL PADS
Caution
Use caution not to damage the SENSOR.
Note
If the new PADS do not adhere correctly,
operation problems can result.
To Install:
1 Remove the layer of paper from the adhesive surface of the new HEEL PAD.
2 Apply one edge of the HEEL PAD to the HEEL AY.
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Caution
Do not to leave any air bubbles between the PAD and the HEEL AY.
3 Press the adhesive surface to the HEEL AY from one side to the other.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 FEED ROLLER OPEN SENSOR and FILM AT FEED SENSOR
Page
73 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove:
• PICKUP AND FEED MODULE
• FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY
To Remove:
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
CONNECTORS
AND FEED MODULES.
FEED ROLLER
FILM AT FEED OPEN SENSOR
SENSOR
SCREW SCREW
H199_1557GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
Do the alignment for the FILM FEED ROLLER DRIVE AY.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PICKUP HOME SENSOR and CUPS ENGAGED SENSOR
Page
74 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove:
• PICKUP AND FEED MODULE
• FILM FEED HEEL AY
To Remove:
SCREW
Important
SCREW
PICKUP This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
SENSOR
AND FEED MODULES.
CUPS
ENGAGED
SENSOR 1 For either SENSOR:
a. Remove the SCREW.
b. Disconnect the CONNECTOR from
the SENSOR.
CONNECTOR
H199_1558AA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 FILM OUT SENSOR
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75 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
SCREW Important
FILM OUT SENSOR
This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
AND FEED MODULES.
CONNECTOR H199_1559AA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 FEED ROLLER CLOSE MOTOR
Page
76 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
2 SCREWS
MOUNTING PLATE
4 SCREWS Important
E-RING This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
GEAR AND FEED MODULES.
DOWEL PIN
2 Remove:
• 4 SCREWS
• FEED ROLLER CLOSE MOTOR
FEED ROLLER
with the GEAR
CLOSE MOTOR
• 2 SCREWS
CONNECTOR
H199_1560GA
• MOUNTING PLATE
3 Remove from the FEED ROLLER
CLOSE MOTOR:
• E-RING
• GEAR
• DOWEL PIN
To Install:
1 Install on the SHAFT of the new FEED ROLLER CLOSE MOTOR:
• DOWEL PIN
• GEAR
• E-RING
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
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8F1621 2 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
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77 of 186
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
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8F1621 FILM FEED DRIVE BELT
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78 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
Important
DRIVE
BELT This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
SCREW AND FEED MODULES.
PULLEY
IDLER 1 Remove:
SHAFT
• SCREW
• IDLER SHAFT
• PULLEY
• 4 SCREWS
2 Move the MOTOR and PULLEY
approximately 13 mm (0.5 in.).
4 SCREWS
3 Remove the DRIVE BELT.
MOTOR
H199_1561GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 FILM FEED MOTOR
Page
79 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
E-RING
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
FILM FEED SHAFT AND FEED MODULES.
MOTOR
BELT
TENSIONER 1 Remove the BELT TENSIONER.
GEAR
2 Disconnect the CONNECTOR from the
FILM FEED MOTOR.
3 Remove:
E-RING
4 SCREWS • E-RING from the end of the SHAFT
CONNECTOR
• 4 SCREWS - T20, Torx
• FILM FEED MOTOR
• GEAR
H199_1562GA
• E-RING
To Install:
1 Install on the SHAFT:
• GEAR
• E-RING
2 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PICKUP MOTOR
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80 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
4 SCREWS
4 NUTS Important
BRACKET This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
AND FEED MODULES.
DRIVER PULLEY
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 VACUUM VALVE
Page
82 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
2 NUTS
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
VACUUM
VALVE
AND FEED MODULES.
1 Disconnect:
• VACUUM HOSE
CONNECTOR
• CONNECTOR
2 Remove:
• 2 NUTS
• VACUUM VALVE
VACUUM HOSE
H199_1564GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 VACUUM PUMP
Page
83 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
VACUM PUMP
Important
FOAM PAD This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
NUT
COVER AND FEED MODULES.
LOOP CLAMP
1 Disconnect:
BOLT
CONNECTOR • VACUUM HOSE
VACUUM HOSE
• CONNECTOR
2 Remove:
• NUT from the LOOP CLAMP
• VACUUM PUMP and adhesive
FOAM PAD
H199_1565GA
To Install:
1 Use ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL and a WIPE to clean the adhesive from the VACUUM
PUMP installation area.
2 Place the LOOP CLAMP on the PUMP.
3 Align the PUMP with FOAM PAD on the BASE.
4 Place the ends of the LOOP CLAMP on the BOLT to set the correct area for installation.
5 Remove the COVER from the FOAM PAD.
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8F1621 6 With the PUMP and FOAM PAD on the installation area, press down to adhere the
Page FOAM PAD and PUMP to the BASE.
84 of 186
7 Install:
• NUT for the LOOP CLAMP
• CONNECTOR
• VACUUM HOSE on the PUMP
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SUCTION CUPS
Page
85 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PICKUP AND FEED MODULE.
To Remove:
Important
4 SUCTION CUPS This procedure applies to all 3 PICKUP
AND FEED MODULES.
H199_1
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 CARTRIDGE CONTROL BOARD
Page
86 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
8 SCREWS
CARTRIDGE CONTROL
BOARD • “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage.
H199_1567AA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 Energize the IMAGER.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
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8F1621 3 If a 20-156 error occurs, indicating the software is not compatible, upgrade the software
Page in the new CARTRIDGE CONTROL BOARD. See Upgrading the “Microcontroller”
87 of 186
Application when a New MICRO BOARD is Installed.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE
Page
88 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
LOCKING PIN
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
UPPER
FRAME
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
VERTICAL TRANSPORT
H199_1568CA MODULE
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621
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89 of 186
Caution
To prevent damage to the lower part of the VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE, you must lift
and move the top of the MODULE through the UPPER FRAME when you remove it.
7 Pull the VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE forward to remove it from the IMAGER.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 FILM AT PROCESSOR SENSOR
Page
90 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE.
To Remove:
1 If necessary, loosen the 2 GUIDE
CONNECTOR SCREWS to allow access to the
SENSOR SCREW.
PROCESSOR 2 Remove the SENSOR SCREW.
SENSOR
2 GUIDE
SCREWS
SENSOR
ACTUATOR
SCREW Caution
FLAG
Use caution not to damage the ACTUATOR
FLAG of the PROCESSOR SENSOR.
H199_1569GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 VERTICAL TRANSPORT UP and DOWN MOTORS
Page
91 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE.
To Remove:
1 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
2 For either MOTOR, do:
TENSIONER
a Loosen the TENSIONER.
BELT
b Remove the BELT.
CONNECTOR
3 SCREWS c Disconnect the CONNECTOR to
the MOTOR.
d Remove:
E-RING
MOTOR • 3 SCREWS
PULLEY
• E-RING
• PULLEY
TENSIONER
• MOTOR
3 SCREWS
CONNECTOR
H199_1570CA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 VERTICAL TRANSPORT BELTS
Page
92 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE.
To Remove:
1 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
M4 SCREW 2 If the BELT has a TENSIONER, do:
a Loosen the M4 SCREW.
F b Rotate the TENSIONER to loosen
the tension and tighten the M4
TENSIONER
SCREW.
C PULLEY 3 Remove the BELTS:
BELT Action
A a. Remove:
2 E-RINGS
• 2 E-RINGS
BELT
D • both PULLEYS
B a. Remove:
• BELT A
A
G
• lower E-RING
H E • lower PULLEY
C a. Remove BELT A.
b. Loosen the TENSIONER.
B
D a. Remove:
H199_1571CA
• 2 E-RINGS
• both PULLEYS
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8F1621 BELT Action
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93 of 186 E a. Remove:
• 2 E-RINGS
• both PULLEYS
F a. Remove BELT D.
b. Loosen the TENSIONER.
G a. Remove BELTS D and E.
b. Loosen the TENSIONER.
H a. Remove BELT E.
b. Loosen the TENSIONER.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 When installing the BELTS, do:
a Align the DRIVE SHAFTS and the PULLEY.
b Move the PULLEY and BELT onto both SHAFTS.
3 If the BELT uses a TENSIONER, do:
Important
The M4 SCREW for the TENSIONER must be tightened, or the TENSIONER might loosen
and cause film jams.
a After the BELT is installed, loosen the M4 SCREW to release the TENSIONER.
b Tighten the M4 SCREW.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
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8F1621 PROCESSOR - ENTRANCE GUIDE AY
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94 of 186 Prerequisites:
None.
To Remove:
1 Release the 2 LATCHES.
2 LATCHES 2 Remove:
• 4 SCREWS
• ENTRANCE GUIDE
ENTRANCE
GUIDE
4 SCREWS H199_0729ACB
H199_0729AC
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - ENTRANCE GUIDE FRAME
Page
95 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PROCESSOR - ENTRANCE GUIDE AY.
To Remove:
1 Remove the 4 SCREWS.
ENTRANCE
GUIDE FRAME 2 Separate the ENTRANCE GUIDE
FRAME from the FILM GUIDE.
3 Remove both pieces of INSULATION.
4 SCREWS
H199_1618ACA
H199_1618AC
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - VERTICAL DRUM GUIDE
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96 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PROCESSOR - ENTRANCE GUIDE AY.
To Remove:
1 Remove:
• 4 SCREWS
• VERTICAL DRUM GUIDE
VERTICAL
DRUM GUIDE
4 SCREWS
H199_1623ACA
H199_1623AC
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - DRUM
Page
97 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
DRUM
COVER • [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous High Voltage.
DRUM
BELT
TENSIONER
KNOB
DRUM
DRUM PULLEY
H199_1572GA
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8F1621 To Install:
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99 of 186 1 Reverse the steps in the removal
DRUM procedure.
PULLEY 2 Check:
SLIP RINGS
CHASSIS SIDE • The BEARING GROOVE on the
PLATE
PULLEY end of the DRUM is
BEARING installed in the CHASSIS SIDE
GROOVE PLATE.
DRIVE • The SLIP RINGS are aligned on the
BELT
BRUSHES.
• The DRIVE BELT is placed on the
BELT TENSIONER.
BRUSHES
BELT TENSIONER H199_1573AA
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - DRUM DRIVE BELT
Page
100 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PROCESSOR - DRUM.
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - MOTOR DRIVE BELT
Page
101 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
MOTOR DRIVE BELT
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - COOLING FAN
Page
102 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
3 SCREWS • “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
COOLING FAN
CONNECTOR
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
H199_1520GCA
H199_1520GC
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - UPPER FAZ TRAP
Page
103 of 186 Prerequisites
None
To Remove:
1 Remove:
DRUM
FAZ
COVER
• FRONT HOSE
HOSES
• BACK HOSE
• 4 SCREWS
2 Open the DRUM COVER.
2 SCREWS
3 Remove 6 SCREWS.
4 Tilt and hold the opened DRUM COVER
approximately 5 cm (2 in.) toward the
closed position.
5 Move the UPPER FAZ TRAP a short
distance under the DRUM COVER.
UPPER 4 SCREWS 6 Lift and remove the UPPER FAZ TRAP.
H199_0746ACA
FAZ TRAP H199_0746AC
7 Return the DRUM COVER to the fully
opened position.
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - LOWER FAZ TRAP
Page
104 of 186 Prerequisites
None
To Remove:
TOP HOOD 1 Open the TOP HOOD.
2 Remove the 2 SCREWS.
3 Pull the LOWER FAZ TRAP forward to
remove it.
2 SCREWS 4 Lift the PLATE from the FRAME.
LOWER
FAZ TRAP
PLATE
FRAME
H199 0 0 GCA
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - DRIVE MOTOR
Page
105 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the PROCESSOR - COOLING FAN.
To Install:
1 Remove:
• E-RING
• 3 SCREWS
• MOTOR
E-RING
• PULLEY
PULLEY • CONNECTOR
MOTOR
CONNECTOR
H199_1521ACA
3 SCREWS H199_1521AC
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
PROCESSOR - BRUSH AY
Prerequisites:
None
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8F1621 To Remove:
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106 of 186 1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
top COVER • “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
3 SCREWS
Caution
bottom Dangerous Voltage
COVER
SCREW
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
3 Open the back DOOR.
PHOTODETECTOR BRACKET 4 Remove:
2 SCREWS • 3 SCREWS
BRUSH AY
• top and bottom COVERS
PLATE • SCREW
• PHOTODETECTOR BRACKET
5 Disconnect the 5 wires from the BRUSH
5 wires
AY.
H199_1576CA 6 Remove:
• 2 SCREWS to free the PLATE
• BRUSH AY
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8F1621 To Install:
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107 of 186 1 Reverse the steps in the removal
procedure.
BRUSH AY 2 Check that the wires are connected
correctly.
Important
red yellow Do not tighten the BRUSH AY.
blue
black 3 Align the BRUSH AY. See
PROCESSOR - BRUSHES.
green
H199_1577AA
4 Use the SERVICE TOOL to check for correct wire configuration in the PROCESSOR.
See the DIAGNOSTICS MANUAL 8E5983:
Section Procedure
Using the Diagnostics PROCESSOR HEATER Wiring
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR - PHOTODETECTOR
Page
108 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
top COVER
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
SCREW Dangerous Voltage
CONNECTOR
• 2 SCREWS
• PHOTODETECTOR with the
PHOTODETECTOR CABLE to the
PROCESSOR CONTROL BOARD HOLDER and the COVER from the
H199_1579AA
STAND
• PHOTODETECTOR from the
HOLDER and the COVER
To Install:
Important
When installing the PHOTODETECTOR, check that the DETECTOR WINDOW is toward the
direction of the COVER.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PROCESSOR CONTROL BOARD
Page
110 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
4 CONNECTORS • “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 Energize the IMAGER.
3 If a 20-156 error occurs, indicating the software is not compatible, upgrade the software
in the new PROCESSOR CONTROL BOARD. See Upgrading the “Microcontroller”
Application when a New MICRO BOARD is Installed.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 DENSITOMETER LIGHT SOURCE BOARD
Page
111 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
top COVER
• [Shut Down]
4 SCREWS
Caution
4 SCREWS
Dangerous Voltage
LIGHT
SOURCE
BOARD
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
3 Remove:
2 CONNECTORS
• 4 SCREWS
LIGHT • top COVER
PIPES
H199_1581AA
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 FILM AT DENSITOMETER SENSOR
Page
113 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
4 SCREWS Caution
Dangerous Voltage
top COVER
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 DENSITOMETER BOARD
Page
114 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
4 SCREWS
• “power” icon
top COVER
• [Shut Down]
4 SCREWS
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
DENSITOMETER
BASE AY
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
3 Open the TOP HOOD.
4 Remove:
• 4 SCREWS
• top COVER
5 Remove:
• 4 SCREWS
• DENSITOMETER BASE AY
DENSITOMETER 5 SCREWS 6 Rotate the DENSITOMETER BASE AY
BOARD
clockwise.
7 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
ESD
Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.
CONNECTOR H199_1523CCA
H199_1523CC
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Page
8 Remove:
115 of 186
• 5 SCREWS
• DENSITOMETER BOARD
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 If necessary, upgrade the software in the new DENSITOMETER BOARD. See
Upgrading the “Microcontroller” Application when a New MICRO BOARD is
Installed.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER TRAYS
Page
116 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
3 back BOLTS • “power” icon
front BOLT
• [Shut Down]
2 Remove:
5 FILM TRAYS
• 3 back BOLTS
• front BOLT
HOOD
H199_1504GCA
H199_1504GC
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 TURNAROUND AY
Page
117 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
HOOD • “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
TURNAROUND AY Caution
Dangerous Voltage
3 SCREWS
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
3 Lift the HOOD.
4 Disconnect the TURNAROUND MOTOR
CABLE.
TURNAROUND 5 Remove:
MOTOR CABLE
• 3 SCREWS
• TURNAROUND AY
H199_1501GCA
H199_1501GC
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 EXIT PANEL
Page
118 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
EXIT PANEL
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
H199_1502GCA
H199_1502GC
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER AY
Page
119 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
SORTER • “power” icon
CONNECTOR
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER - DRIVE SECTION
Page
121 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
SORTER
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
CONNECTOR
DRIVE SECTION • “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
IDLER
SECTION
Caution
LATCH Dangerous Voltage
2 Disconnect:
• POWER CORD
• SORTER CONNECTOR
2 E-RINGS
3 Check that the LATCH is closed.
2 BEARINGS 4 Disengage the DRIVE SECTION from
the IDLER SECTION.
PIVOT
SHAFT a Remove the 2 inside E-RINGS from
the PIVOT SHAFT.
H199_1582GA keyhole b Move the 2 BEARINGS toward the
slot
center of the PIVOT SHAFT.
c Use the LATCH to disconnect the
DRIVE SECTION.
d Lift the DRIVE SECTION from the
“keyhole slots” in the IDLER
SECTION.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
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8F1621 To Install:
Page
122 of 186 1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER - STEPPER DRIVE MOTOR
Page
123 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
2 Remove the SORTER - DRIVE
SECTION.
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
6 Remove:
• MOTOR
• DOWEL PIN
7 Keep the PIN in a safe place.
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8F1621 To Install:
Page
124 of 186
Caution
Excessive torque can damage the 2 SCREWS in the ISOLATION MOUNT for the MOTOR.
Do not exceed 12 in./lb of torque.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER - TORQUE ACTUATORS
Page
125 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
LATCH
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
SORTER
• “power” icon
COVER
• [Shut Down]
5 COVER
SORTER
SCREWS
Caution
DIVERTER
BLADE Dangerous Voltage.
COUPLER
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
CONNECTOR
3 Remove:
BRACKET
• 5 COVER SCREWS
TORQUE
ACTUATOR
• SORTER COVER
SPACER
4 Disconnect the CABLE from the
2 NUTS
TORQUE ACTUATOR.
5 Use a 5/64 in. ALLEN WRENCH to
CABLE
H199_1584CA
2 COUPLER SCREWS loosen the 2 COUPLER SCREWS to
free the DIVERTER BLADE.
6 Pull the LATCH down and rotate the SORTER forward.
7 Remove the DIVERTER BLADE from the COUPLER.
8 Close the SORTER.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
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8F1621 9 Remove:
Page
126 of 186 • COUPLER from the TORQUE ACTUATOR
• 2 NUTS that hold the TORQUE ACTUATOR to the BRACKET
10 Disconnect the CONNECTOR from the BRACKET.
11 Remove the TORQUE ACTUATOR with the SPACER.
To Install:
Caution
Excessive torque can damage the 2 COUPLER SCREWS. Do not exceed 3 in./lb of torque.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER - EMITTER BOARD
Page
127 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the SORTER - DRIVE SECTION.
To Remove:
CABLE 1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
PLUG
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
EMITTER
PARABOLIC
BOARD
REFLECTOR
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
LED
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
ESD
3 SCREWS
Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.
H199_1585GA
3 Remove:
• 3 SCREWS
• EMITTER BOARD
• CABLE PLUG
4 Remove the PARABOLIC REFLECTOR from the LED on the EMITTER BOARD for use
on the new BOARD.
To Install:
1 Install the PARABOLIC REFLECTOR on the new EMITTER BOARD.
2 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER - DETECTOR BOARD
Page
128 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
SORTER COVER
5 COVER
• “power” icon
SCREWS • [Shut Down]
Caution
DETECTOR Dangerous Voltage
BOARD
CABLE
2 Disconnect the POWER CORD.
3 SCREWS
3 Remove:
• 5 COVER SCREWS
• SORTER COVER
4 Remove:
H199_1586GA • 3 SCREWS
• CABLE
• DETECTOR BOARD
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 SORTER CONTROL BOARD
Page
129 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
LATCH
COVER SORTER
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
• 5 SCREWS
4 CONNECTOR PLUGS
SORTER CONTROL
BOARD • COVER
6 SCREWS
4 Pull the LATCH down.
5 Rotate the SORTER forward.
ESD
Possible damage from electrostatic discharge.
H199_1587CA
6 Remove:
• 4 CONNECTOR PLUGS
• 6 SCREWS
• SORTER CONTROL BOARD
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
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8F1621 2 Energize the IMAGER.
Page
130 of 186 3 If a 20-156 error occurs, indicating the software is not compatible, upgrade the software
in the new SORTER CONTROL BOARD. See Upgrading the “Microcontroller”
Application when a New MICRO BOARD is Installed.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 IMAGING AY
Page
131 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
Important
This procedure extends the IMAGING AY from the IMAGER on the SLIDES. It does not
remove the IMAGING AY from the IMAGER.
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
STOP LEVER
H199_1588AA SLIDES
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT
Page
133 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
FEED
MOTOR CABLE TIES 2 Remove:
CABLE
2 CABLE • SCREW
HARNESSES
SENSOR • SENSOR BRACKET AY
BRACKET AY
3 Remove the CABLE TIES holding the 2
SHIPPING
BRACKET CABLE HARNESSES to the back of the
SCREW PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT.
4 SCREWS
PLATEN LOAD 4 Disconnect:
MOTOR CARRIAGE AY
CONNECTOR
PLATEN AY
• CABLE from the FEED MOTOR
• PLATEN LOAD MOTOR
CONNECTOR
5 Remove:
• 4 SCREWS
• SHIPPING BRACKET
H199_1589GA
6 Move:
• CARRIAGE AY to the center of the
PLATEN AY
• PLATEN AY fully to the side
opposite the PLATEN FILM
TRANSPORT
7 Carefully lift and remove the PLATEN
FILM TRANSPORT from the PLATEN
AY.
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8F1621 To Install:
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134 of 186 1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 Install new CABLE TIES to hold the 2 CABLE HARNESSES.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN SWEEP MOTOR
Page
135 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
PLATEN SWEEP
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
2 SCREWS
MOTOR GEAR 2 Disconnect:
• CONNECTOR from the PLATEN
SWEEP MOTOR
• E-RING
E-RING
3 Remove the GEAR.
4 Remove:
CONNECTOR • 2 SCREWS
• PLATEN SWEEP MOTOR
H199_1590GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN FEED MOTOR
Page
136 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
PLATEN FEED MOTOR
2 Disconnect the CONNECTOR from the
E-RING
PLATEN FEED MOTOR.
2 SCREWS
3 Remove:
CONNECTOR
GEAR
• E-RING
• GEAR
• 2 SCREWS
• PLATEN FEED MOTOR
H199_1591GA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN LOAD MOTOR
Page
137 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
2 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
3 Remove:
• 2 MOTOR SCREWS
• PLATEN LOAD MOTOR
2 PLATE
SCREWS • 2 PLATE SCREWS
PLATE • PLATE
PLATEN LOAD
MOTOR
CONNECTOR 2 MOTOR
H199_1592GA SCREWS
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN CENTERING MOTOR
Page
138 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
2 Remove the E-RING.
3 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
4 Remove:
• 2 SCREWS
• MOTOR BRACKET
• MOTOR
MOTOR CONNECTOR
• 4 SCREWS
BRACKET
• MOTOR from the MOTOR
E-RING
4 SCREWS
2 SCREWS MOTOR H199_1593SS
BRACKET
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN FILM CENTERING AY
Page
139 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
2 LINK NUTS
2 SLOTS
IMAGING AY
LINK
MOTOR
right BRACKET AY
LEAD SCREW
E-RING
right BRACKET AY LINK
H199_1594BA
2 NUTS
H199_1616GA
RETAINER SCREW • RETAINER
• SPRING
• FINGER
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8F1621 To Install:
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141 of 186
LINK 2 SLIDE
SCREWS
right BRACKET AY
LINK
H199_1599BA BRACKET AY
2 NUTS
1 Fasten the left CENTERING SLIDES to the PLATEN with the 2 SLIDE SCREWS.
2 Connect the LINK to the left CENTERING SLIDE with the 2 NUTS.
3 Insert the right CENTERING SLIDE into the LINK.
4 Connect the LINK to the right CENTERING SLIDE loosely with the 2 LINK NUTS.
5 If necessary, install on each BRACKET AY:
• FINGER
• RETAINER
• SPRING
• SCREW
6 Install the 2 BRACKET AYs.
a Tighten the 2 NUTS on the left BRACKET AY.
b Leave the 2 NUTS loose on the right BRACKET AY.
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8F1621
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142 of 186
SENSOR 2 LINK
FEET NUTS LEAD SCREW
E-RING LINK
H199_1600BA
FLAG
7 Move the LINK to place the FLAG next to the SENSOR FEET.
8 If necessary, rotate the LINK until the FLAG is in the center between the SENSOR FEET.
9 Tighten the 2 LINK NUTS.
10 Install:
• LEAD SCREW in LINK
• E-RING
11 Install the IMAGING AY.
Postrequisites:
1 Do the adjustment for IMAGING AY - Film Skew.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN LOAD HOME SENSOR
Page
143 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
PLATEN TRANSPORT
2 Remove:
• SCREW
• SENSOR BRACKET
3 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
SENSOR
BRACKET 4 Remove:
SCREW • SCREW
PINS
CONNECTOR • PLATEN LOAD HOME SENSOR
SCREW
PLATEN LOAD
HOME SENSOR
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 Check that the PINS on the SENSOR BRACKET are in the holes on the back of the
PLATEN TRANSPORT.
Note
The SENSOR BRACKET must be tight against the PLATEN TRANSPORT.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 FILM AT PLATEN SENSOR
Page
144 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
PLATEN TRANSPORT 2 Remove:
SCREW
• SCREW
FILM AT
• SENSOR BRACKET
PLATEN SENSOR 3 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
CONNECTOR 4 Remove:
SENSOR • SCREW
BRACKET
• FILM AT PLATEN SENSOR
SCREW
PINS
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
2 Check that the PINS on the SENSOR BRACKET are in the holes on the back of the
PLATEN TRANSPORT.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN CENTERING HOME SENSOR
Page
145 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
2 Remove the 2 SCREWS.
3 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
IMAGING AY
4 Remove:
• SCREW
• SENSOR
2 SCREWS
SCREW
SENSOR
H199_1603AA
CONNECTOR
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 PLATEN SWEEP HOME SENSOR
Page
146 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
2 Remove:
• 2 SCREWS
• MOUNTING PLATE
SCREW 3 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
PLATEN SWEEP 4 Remove:
HOME SENSOR
• SCREW
• PLATEN SWEEP HOME SENSOR
2 SCREWS
CONNECTOR MOUNTING
PLATE
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 START OF PAGE SENSOR BOARD
Page
147 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
PLATEN AY
2 PINS SENSOR BRACKET
2 On the bottom left corner at the back of
the PLATEN AY, remove:
• 2 SCREWS
• SENSOR BRACKET
3 Disconnect the CONNECTOR.
4 Remove the START OF PAGE
SENSOR BOARD from the 2 PINS.
2 SCREWS
START OF PAGE
SENSOR BOARD CONNECTOR H199_1605AA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 TRANSLATION HOME and TRANSLATION LIMIT SENSORS
Page
148 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
4 SCREWS
TRANSLATION
4 Lift the OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY for
HOME SENSOR access to the 2 SENSORS.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 MAGNET WAY
Page
149 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
2 SCREWS
OPTICS 2 Move the OPTICS to the center of the
IMAGING AY.
3 Remove the 2 SCREWS from each end
of the MAGNET WAY.
4 Move the OPTICS to the front end of
the IMAGING AY.
5 Lift the back end of the MAGNET WAY
and carefully extend it toward the back
of the IMAGING AY to free the
back MAGNET WAY from the OPTICS.
MAGNET WAY
front IMAGING AY
H199_1606AA
To Install:
Important
• Do not tighten the 2 SCREWS for the MAGNET WAY.
• Do not install the IMAGING AY in the IMAGER.
Postrequisites
1 Do the adjustment procedure for the IMAGING AY - MAGNET WAY.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY
Page
150 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
4 SCREWS
OPTICS
ELECTRONICS AY TRANSLATION
MOTOR 2 SPINNER
OPTICS FANS
CABLE MOTOR
CABLE
CABLES
LASER DRIVER
BOARD CABLE
DATA
CABLE J6B READHEAD WIRE
ATTENUATOR
CABLE TIE
MOTOR CABLE
POWER WIRE TIE
CABLE J6A
TRANSLATION
CABLE LIMIT
CLAMP SENSORS
CABLE
ATTENUATOR
HOME SENSOR
CABLE view - back
H199_1516BA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal
procedure.
Caution
The CABLES at the back of the OPTICS
ELECTRONICS AY must not be in the path
of the ACTUATOR to the back LIMIT
SENSOR.
To Remove:
1 Extend the IMAGING AY.
OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY
RAILS 2 Move the OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY
OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY to approximately the center of the
PLATEN AY.
SPACER
3 Remove:
GEAR • 4 SCREWS
• BRACE
4 Locate the SPACER used to lift the
DATA CABLE
J6B
OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY from the
RAILS.
POWER CABLE J6A
BRACE CABLE CLAMP 5 Place the SPACER under the OPTICS
4 SCREWS MAGNET WAY ELECTRONICS AY on top of the
PLATEN AY
H199_1607GA REGISTRATION BAR MAGNET WAY.
6 Open the CABLE CLAMP.
7 Disconnect:
• POWER CABLE J6A
• DATA CABLE J6B
8 Rotate the large GEAR to move the
REGISTRATION BAR to the center
bottom of the PLATEN AY.
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8F1621
Page 9 From the ends of the RAILS, remove:
154 of 186 SHOULDER SCREW
• 3 RAIL SCREWS
• SHOULDER SCREW
2 SCREWS
MAGNET WAY
CARRIAGE Caution
OPTICS Use caution not to cause damage to the
ELECTRONICS AY
RAILS.
Caution
When you remove the OPTICS
ELECTRONICS AY, the LEAD SCREW must
not hit the PLATEN.
15 Holding the MAGNET WAY on both sides of the OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY, carefully lift
and remove it.
16 Set the OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY on a stable surface.
17 Remove the MAGNET WAY from the OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 To Install:
Page OPTICS
155 of 186 IMAGING AY SPACER ELECTRONIC AY
RAIL SCREWS SHOULDER
SCREW
READHEAD
front
OPTICS AND
RAILS ENCODER
CARRIAGE AY
SCALE
H199_1609BA front MAGNET WAY
1 Insert the MAGNET WAY into the OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY.
2 Install the OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY in reverse order of the removal procedure.
3 Before installing the RAILS, insert the SPACER under the OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY.
Caution
Use caution not to jam the RAIL against the READHEAD.
4 Carefully install the RAILS from the front of the IMAGING AY. The ENCODER SCALE on
the left RAIL must be set correctly.
5 When you install the RAIL SCREWS, you must install the SHOULDER SCREW first.
6 After installing the RAILS, remove the SPACER and store it.
7 Clean the RAILS and ENCODER SCALE with ALCOHOL WIPES. See PREVENTIVE
MAINTENANCE 8E5987:
Section Procedure
Maintenance Plan Cleaning the ENCODER SCALE
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
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8F1621 Postrequisites:
Page
156 of 186 1 Adjust the space between the MAGNET WAY and the LINEAR TRANSLATION MOTOR.
See IMAGING AY - MAGNET WAY.
2 Do the VOLTMETER check of READHEAD alignment. See IMAGING AY - ENCODER
READHEAD.
3 After installing the IMAGING AY in the IMAGER, energize the IMAGER.
4 If an error 20-156 occurs, indicating the software is not compatible, upgrade the software
in the OPTICS ELECTRONICS AY. See Upgrading the “Microcontroller” Application
when a New MICRO BOARD is Installed.
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 POWER MODULE
Page
157 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
Caution
Dangerous Voltage
POWER SUPPLY
ELECTRONICS PANEL
CABLE B • CABLE B
• CABLE C
CABLE C
POWER 13 Remove the POWER MODULE from
MODULE the IMAGER.
H199_1514BA
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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15JUL05
8F1621 BACK DOOR
Page
159 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Open the BACK DOOR to 90 degrees
top HINGE
SCREW
from the back of the IMAGER.
Important
This SCREW is in a vertical groove and the
DOOR moves on the SCREW when you
loosen the other SCREWS.
6 center
HINGE SCREWS
2 Loosen the bottom HINGE SCREW.
3 Loosen the 6 center HINGE SCREWS.
Note
The 6 SCREWS are in the horizontal
grooves.
bottom HINGE
BACK DOOR SCREW H199_1595HA
Caution
The weight of the DOOR is 57 lbs. You must use 2 persons to lift the DOOR.
Postrequisites:
None
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15JUL05
8F1621 ELECTRONICS PANEL
Page
161 of 186 Prerequisites:
None.
To Remove:
1 Open the BACK DOOR.
2 Loosen the SCREW.
3 Disengage the ELECTRONICS PANEL
from the bottom of the FRAME.
SCREW
ELECTRONICS PANEL
H199_1597AA
To Install:
Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 DRAWER PANELS
Page
162 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
DRAWER
PANEL Important
This procedure applies to all 3 DRAWERS.
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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15JUL05
8F1621 SIDE PANELS
Page
163 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Open the 2 bottom DRAWERS.
2 SCREWS
2 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
• “power” icon
SIDE
PANEL • [Shut Down]
3 Remove:
DRAWERS • 2 SCREWS from the bottom of the
right SIDE PANEL
2 SCREWS
• 2 SCREWS from the front edge of
the right SIDE PANEL
• 2 SCREWS from the top of the right
SIDE PANEL
• right SIDE PANEL
4 Remove:
• 2 SCREWS from the bottom of the
left SIDE PANEL
• 2 SCREWS from the top of the left
2 SCREWS SIDE PANEL
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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15JUL05
8F1621 DRAWER LATCH AY
Page
164 of 186 Prerequisites:
1 Remove the right SIDE PANELS.
To Remove:
DRAWER
Important
This procedure applies to all 3 DRAWER
LATCHES.
H199_1611GA
• DRAWER
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165 of 186
Important
FLANGE
Do not tighten the 3 SCREWS at this time.
4 mm
SPACER
DRAWER 1 Install:
• DRAWER LATCH AY
• 3 SCREWS
Important
The 4 mm SPACER is stored behind the
right DOOR at the front of the IMAGER.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 DOOR LATCH AY
Page
166 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
Important
FLANGE Do not tighten the SCREWS at this time.
4 mm
SPACER
1 Install:
DRAWER
• LATCH AY
• 3 SCREWS
Important
The 4 mm SPACER is stored behind the
right DOOR.
To Remove:
1 De-energize the IMAGER. Touch:
3 CABLES 2 SCREWS
• “power” icon
• [Shut Down]
2 Open the TOP HOOD.
3 Disconnect the 3 CABLES.
4 Remove the 3 SCREWS.
5 Hold the LOCAL PANEL and remove
the 2 SCREWS.
6 Hold the LOCAL PANEL and carefully
remove it.
LOCAL PANEL 3 SCREWS
To Install:
Caution
The LOCAL PANEL must be installed in the normal position before the TOP HOOD is closed.
Postrequisites:
None
ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS Replacements
15JUL05
8F1621 DUCT FILTER DOOR
Page
170 of 186 Prerequisites:
None
To Remove:
1 Open the lower LOWER RIGHT FRONT
DOOR.
2 Press in on the DOOR LEVER.
3 Disconnect the WIRE LATCH.
DUCT FILTER
DOOR 4 Pull the DUCT FILTER DOOR to
disengage it from the CHARCOAL
FILTER.
LEVER
WIRE LATCH
LOWER RIGHT
FRONT DOOR
H199_0736ACA
H199_0736AC
To Install:
1 Reverse the steps in the removal procedure.
Postrequisites:
None
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Making a Configuration Backup
1 Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the IMAGER with a CROSSOVER CABLE.
2 Use “SecureLink” and the “Service WebLink” to display the SERVICE TOOL on your
LAPTOP COMPUTER.
3 Select Utilities>Backup/Restore.
4 To make a backup of the configuration parameters to the DRE HARD DISK and the
CompactFlash CARD, click [Backup].
5 To download the backup data to a FLOPPY DISKETTE, do:
a Click [Download Backup].
b When the “Save Copy As” screen displays, select “3 1/2 Floppy”.
c Insert a FLOPPY DISKETTE into the DRIVE on your LAPTOP COMPUTER.
d Select a folder name to place the file in.
e Click [Save] to place the backup file on the FLOPPY DISKETTE.
f Store the FLOPPY DISKETTE in the POUCH inside the right FRONT DOOR.
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172 of 186 1 Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the IMAGER with a CROSSOVER CABLE.
2 Use “SecureLink” and the “Service WebLink” to display the SERVICE TOOL on your
LAPTOP COMPUTER.
3 Select Utilities>Backup/Restore.
4 To restore backup data from the CompactFlash CARD to the DRE HARD DRIVE, do:
Important
This “generic” procedure is provided only for reference. The “ghosting” procedure will change
with each new software version.
• When you upgrade the system software, you must use the instructions provided with the
software.
• Do not use the following “generic” procedure.
6 Select the name of the IMAGER from the “Server” window drop-down menu.
Note
If the name of the IMAGER is not in the drop-down menu, you can type it into the window.
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8F1621 7 In the “IP Address” window, type: 192.168.0.1
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176 of 186 8 Leave the “Port” window value at 443.
9 Click:
• [Save Server]
• [Connect]
Note
When the “plug” graphic closes and appears green, the connection with the IMAGER is
complete.
14 Insert CD1 of the system software into the DVD DRIVE of the IMAGER.
Note
This CD includes the following files: “BOOTCAT.BIN”, “BOOTIMG.BIN”, and
“DREIMAGE.GHO”.
Note
“Ghosting” begins after the IMAGER boots from the DVD DRIVE. The IMAGER beeps 3 times
when the procedure is completed.
Important
You must do this procedure when:
• The DRE is “ghosted” with a new version of system software.
• A new EBA AY is installed.
Special Tools
• LAPTOP COMPUTER and SERVICE TOOL
• CROSSOVER CABLE TL-5568
• Software for MCS MASTER CPU and MICRO BOARDS
Important
The HOOD of the IMAGER must remain closed, and the IMAGER must remain energized
during this procedure. If power is de-energized during the upgrade, the MCS MICRO could be
not stable, and a new MICRO BOARD might have to be installed.
Note
You can also renew the DHCP connection by booting the LAPTOP COMPUTER when set for
DHCP and connected to the IMAGER.
11 If you did not load new DRE software before this MCS upgrade, make a backup of the
system configuration.
a Select Utilities>Backup/Restore.
b Click [Backup] to save the system configuration.
c Click [Download Backup].
d Save a copy of the configuration to a FLOPPY DISKETTE in your LAPTOP
COMPUTER.
12 Select Upgrade>Application.
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8F1621 13 Insert CD2 of 2, including MCS and MICRO software, into the LAPTOP COMPUTER.
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181 of 186 Note
You should check that this CD has folders with the “MCS” and “Synergy Service Tool”.
14 On the “Application Upgrade” screen, click [Browse] to locate a file name similar to
“MCS030822.msi”.
Note
The “msi” file name, which identifies the MCS software, is not the same for each version.
15 Click [Run].
Note
The following process begins:
• A “10-910 MCS Communications Down” error will display on the LOCAL PANEL.
• In approximately 30 seconds, “Upgrade in progress” will display in the “Status” window.
• “Action start” will display in the “Summary” window.
• In approximately 10 minutes, “Upgrade Completed” will display in the “Summary” window.
Note
The version numbers identified above are not the same for all systems. The “Micro Version”
and “MCS Version” numbers must be the same for any one system.
17 Compare the software version in the “Micro Version” list with the version in the “MCS
Version” list.
18 Select the check box by each “Microcontroller” name for all version numbers that are not
the same.
19 Click [Update].
Note
Status messages will indicate the status of the upgrade.
20 When the upgrade completes, check that the version numbers in the 2 lists agree.
21 When the upgrade completes, select Utilities>Session>Restart.
22 Click [Restart].
23 To restore the system configuration, select Utilities>Backup/Restore.
24 Select “Restore” from the top of the “System Backup and Restore” screen.
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Important
You must do this procedure when a new MICRO BOARD is installed on the I2C BUS, and a
20-156 error occurs, indicating the software is not compatible in the new BOARD.
Special Tools
• LAPTOP COMPUTER and SERVICE TOOL
• CROSSOVER CABLE TL-5568
Important
The HOOD of the IMAGER must remain closed and the IMAGER must remain energized
during this procedure. If power is de-energized during the upgrade, the MICRO could be left
not stable, and a new MICRO BOARD might have to be installed.
Note
The version numbers identified above are not the same for all systems. The “Micro Version”
and “MCS Version” numbers must be the same for any one system.
4 Compare the software version in the “Micro Version” list with the version in the “MCS
Version” list.
5 Select the check box by each “Microcontroller” name for all version numbers that are not
the same.
6 Click [Update].
Note
Status messages will indicate the status of the upgrade.
7 When the upgrade completes, check that the version numbers in the 2 lists agree.
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Publication Publication Changed
ECO No. File Name Notes
Date No. Pages
15JUL05 8F1621 CN0006110 -- 8f1621.fm • New Publication
• Rev A - Serial
Number 89005001
and Above
Confidential
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Restricted
Information for the
Kodak DryView 8900 LASER IMAGER RELEASE 3
Service Code: 4878
Important
Qualified service personnel must do these procedures.
H199_0500AC
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
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8F1623 PLEASE NOTE The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the
Page subject matter gained by Eastman Kodak Company prior to publication.
2 of 46
No patent license is granted by this information.
Eastman Kodak Company reserves the right to change this information without notice, and
makes no warranty, express or implied, with respect to this information. Kodak shall not be
liable for any loss or damage, including consequential or special damages, resulting from any
use of this information, even if loss or damage is caused by Kodak’s negligence or other fault.
This equipment includes parts and assemblies sensitive to damage from electrostatic
discharge. Use caution to prevent damage during all service procedures.
Table of Contents
Description Page
Necessary Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Maintenance Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Preparing for Preventive Maintenance (PM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Cleaning the CARRIAGE RAILS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Cleaning the ENCODER SCALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Cleaning the FILM PLATEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Cleaning the FILM PLATEN and the SPINNER MOTOR MIRROR . . . . . . . 11
Cleaning the FAZ TRAPS and the DRUM DUCT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Cleaning the FAZ HOSES and DUCT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Cleaning the DRUM COVER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Cleaning the DRUM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Cleaning the PRESSURE ROLLERS and Applying Lubricant . . . . . . . . . . 23
Cleaning the LOWER COVER and the ENTRANCE GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Cleaning the DIVERTER AY and Installing a New FELT PAD AY . . . . . . . 28
Installing a New DIVERTER AY and a New FELT PAD AY . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Installing New DRUM EXIT TRANSPORT ROLLERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Cleaning the COOLING SECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Cleaning the DENSITOMETER LOWER GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Assembling the PROCESSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Installing a New CHARCOAL FILTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Installing a New AIR FILTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Checking the Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Resetting the PM Count and Changing the Service History . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Publication History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
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8F1623 Necessary Materials
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3 of 46
Tool No. Description
--- LAPTOP COMPUTER with Microsoft Windows 98 OPERATING SYSTEM
or higher and Microsoft INTERNET EXPLORER 5.5
--- SERVICE TOOL for the 8900 LASER IMAGER RELEASE 3
TL5568 CROSSOVER CABLE
TL5574 TEMPERATURE METER KIT
TL4071 VACUUM CLEANER
--- FLASHLIGHT
--- SCRAPER - recommended BLADE size is 1.25 x 4.75 in.
Important
For Emergency Maintenance, the number of film cycles determines the procedures you do.
1 Use a CROSSOVER CABLE to connect your LAPTOP COMPUTER to the service port
located under the AIR FILTER on the front of the IMAGER.
2 Use “Secure Tunnel” for access to the SERVICE TOOL.
3 Check the “Service History” log to determine if the last PM was for 20,000, 40,000, or
100,000 film cycles.
4 Make a “Flat-field”, or “Grayout”, test print.
5 Keep the print to compare with a test print that will be run after the PM.
6 From the LOCAL PANEL, de-energize
TOP HOOD the system.
Caution
SUPPORT
ROD Dangerous Voltage
Important
H199_0700ACA The DRUM and ROLLERS must cool for a
CLAMPS DRUM H199_0700AC
minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
Caution
When cleaning the left RAIL, do not pull the
CARRIAGE
PAD
ends of the ENCODER SCALE loose with
the ALCOHOL WIPE.
CARRIAGE
4 Use an ALCOHOL WIPE to remove any
debris from the RAILS.
H199_0701GCA
H199_0701GC
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8F1623 Cleaning the ENCODER SCALE
Page
9 of 46 1 Move the CARRIAGE to the front of the
back
IMAGING AY.
Caution
To prevent damage to the ends of the
ENCODER
ENCODER SCALE, you must start cleaning
SCALE
from the center.
H199_0701GCB
front H199_0701GC
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8F1623 Cleaning the FILM PLATEN
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10 of 46
Important
• Do this procedure only at 20,000 cycles.
• At 40,000 cycles, you must do Cleaning
the FILM PLATEN and the SPINNER
MOTOR MIRROR.
FILM
PLATEN
1 Remove any loose debris that is visible
on the FILM PLATEN.
Caution
5 REGISTRATION
FINGERS • Prevent scratches from metal items on
the surface of the FILM PLATEN.
• Do not do damage to the 2 CENTERING
2 CENTERING FINGERS at the front of the FILM
FINGERS PLATEN or to the 5 REGISTRATION
FINGERS on the side.
bottom • Use only a 3M Auto-Pak TACK CLOTH
surface for cleaning. ALCOHOL WIPES can
H199_0702GCA
cause artifacts on the film.
H199_0702GC
Important
Do this procedure only at 40,000 cycles.
PLATEN
FILM 1 Remove the PLATEN FILM
TRANSPORT TRANSPORT. See ADJUSTMENTS
AND REPLACEMENTS 8F1621:
Section Procedure
Replacements PLATEN FILM
TRANSPORT
FILM
PLATEN Caution
• Prevent scratches from metal items on
the surface of the FILM PLATEN.
2 CENTERING • Do not do damage to the 2 CENTERING
FINGERS FINGERS.
• Use only a 3M Auto-Pak TACK CLOTH
for cleaning. ALCOHOL WIPES can
bottom
surface
cause artifacts on the film.
H199_0702GCB
H199_0702GC 2 Remove any loose debris that is visible
on the FILM PLATEN.
3 Use a TACK CLOTH to clean the
bottom surface of the FILM PLATEN.
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8F1623 4 Clean the SPINNER MOTOR MIRROR.
Page
12 of 46 a Rotate the SHAFT until the
MIRROR is visible.
b Use a FLASHLIGHT to check the
MIRROR for dust.
c Use an ALCOHOL WIPE to clean
once across the surface of the
MIRROR.
5 Install the PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT.
See ADJUSTMENTS AND
REPLACEMENTS 8F1621:
SHAFT
Section Procedure
SPINNER MOTOR H199_0703ACA Replacements PLATEN FILM
MIRROR H199_0703AC
TRANSPORT
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Cleaning the FAZ TRAPS and the DRUM DUCT
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13 of 46
Caution
• You must read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all cleaning materials before
doing this procedure.
• The cleaning solution DMSO is readily absorbed through the skin, resulting in an almost
instantaneous garlic-like taste in the mouth and bad breath which might persist for several
days. There are no health issues for exposure to DMSO, but DMSO has the potential to
carry other chemicals through the skin. GLOVES must be worn to prevent exposure.
• You must have adequate ventilation before cleaning. Do not clean in areas with little or no
active ventilation such as storage rooms or closets.
• You must allow the parts to cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
• You must check that there are no ignition sources in the area. These include, but are not
limited to, CIGARETTES, SWITCHES, electrical OUTLETS, LIGHT BULBS, and flames.
• You MUST wear GLOVES and SAFETY GLASSES with SIDE SHIELDS to prevent contact
of cleaning materials and FAZ with the skin and eyes. You must discard the GLOVES after
cleaning. One time use only.
• You must place used ALCOHOL WIPES, CLEANING PADS, and GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680. Use a TIE-WRAP on the BAG and discard the BAG correctly.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 1 Remove the UPPER FAZ TRAP. See
Page FLEX 2 SCREWS
14 of 46 DUCT ADJUSTMENTS AND
REPLACEMENTS 8F1621:
Section Procedure
UPPER
TRAP FAZ Replacements PROCESSOR -
FRAME TRAP
UPPER FAZ TRAP
2 Remove:
• 2 SCREWS
H199_0730ACA
• FLEX DUCT
H199_0730AC
• 4 SCREWS
4 SCREWS
• TRAP FRAME
• BAFFLE
TRAP FRAME
• 2 SCREWS
• DUCT COVER
BAFFLE
• DUCT
2 SCREWS
DUCT
3 Check for FAZ in the ends of the FLEX
COVER DUCT.
4 If necessary, clean the ends of the
DUCT FLEX DUCT using a dry CLEANING
PAD.
5 Use ALCOHOL WIPES to clean the
surface of the DUCT.
H199_0724GCA
H199_0724GC
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8F1623 TOP HOOD 6 Use a SCRAPER to remove FAZ from
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15 of 46 all metal surfaces.
7 Place the following parts in a SINK for
cleaning with DMSO CLEANER:
2 SCREWS
• TRAP FRAME
• DUCT COVER
LOWER • UPPER FAZ TRAP
FAZ TRAP
8 Discard the BAFFLE.
9 Remove the LOWER FAZ TRAP. See
ADJUSTMENTS AND
PLATE REPLACEMENTS 8F1621:
Section Procedure
Replacements PROCESSOR -
LOWER FAZ TRAP
10 Use a SCRAPER to remove FAZ from
all metal surfaces.
FRAME
11 Place the following parts in a SINK for
cleaning with DMSO CLEANER:
H199_0705GCA
H199_0705GC
• PLATE
• FRAME
• LOWER FAZ TRAP
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8F1623 12 Remove the back 3 SCREWS.
Page back DRUM COVER
16 of 46 3 SCREWS 13 Hold the DRUM COVER at both ends
front and carefully close the COVER.
3 SCREWS
14 Remove the front 3 SCREWS.
15 Carefully lift and remove the DRUM
COVER.
16 Set the DRUM COVER on a work
surface.
17 Remove:
• 4 SCREWS
• FLEX DUCT from the DRUM
H199_0706ACB
H199_0706AC
COVER
• 5 SCREWS
DRUM COVER
• DRUM DUCT from the DRUM
COVER
5 SCREWS
18 Use a SCRAPER to remove FAZ from
the DRUM DUCT.
19 Place the DRUM DUCT in the SINK
with the FAZ TRAPS.
20 Soak the parts in DMSO CLEANER for
approximately 5 minutes.
21 Remove residual FAZ and DMSO
DRUM DUCT
CLEANER with ALCOHOL WIPES.
H199_0731ACA
H199_0731AC
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8F1623
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17 of 46 Important
TRAP
FRAME • Do not install the FAZ TRAPS or DRUM
opening DUCT at this time.
• When you assemble the UPPER FAZ
TRAP, the back of the new BAFFLE must
be on the opposite side of the hole for
the TRAP FRAME.
FLEX DUCT • You must install a new FLEX DUCT
every 100,000 film cycles.
BAFFLE back
H199_0739ACA
23 Place used CLEANING PADS and
H199_0739AC
ALCOHOL WIPES in a BAG
SP78999828680 for discarding after all
cleaning of the PROCESSOR is
completed.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Cleaning the FAZ HOSES and DUCT
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18 of 46
FAZ
1 Remove the FAZ HOSES.
HOSES
2 Hit the FAZ HOSES against the inside
of a container to remove loose FAZ.
3 Vacuum the inside of the FAZ HOSES.
4 Open the BACK DOOR.
5 Vacuum the inside of the DUCT down
below as far as possible.
6 Close the BACK DOOR.
H199_0740ACB
H199_0740AC
DUCT
BACK H199_0738ACA
DOOR H199_0738AC
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18OCT06
8F1623 Cleaning the DRUM COVER
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19 of 46
Caution
• You must read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all cleaning materials before
doing this procedure.
• The cleaning solution DMSO is readily absorbed through the skin, resulting in an almost
instantaneous garlic-like taste in the mouth and bad breath which might persist for several
days. There are no health issues for exposure to DMSO, but DMSO has the potential to
carry other chemicals through the skin. GLOVES must be worn to prevent exposure.
• You must have adequate ventilation before cleaning. Do not clean in areas with little or no
active ventilation such as storage rooms or closets.
• You must allow the parts to cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
• You must check that there are no ignition sources in the area. These include, but are not
limited to, CIGARETTES, SWITCHES, electrical OUTLETS, LIGHT BULBS, and flames.
• You MUST wear GLOVES and SAFETY GLASSES with SIDE SHIELDS to prevent contact
of cleaning materials and FAZ with the skin and eyes. You must discard the GLOVES after
cleaning. One time use only.
• You must place used ALCOHOL WIPES, CLEANING PADS, and GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680. Use a TIE-WRAP on the BAG and discard the BAG correctly.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623
2 COVER GASKETS
1 Use a SCRAPER to remove thick FAZ
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20 of 46 from:
DUCT FILM
• metal surfaces
INSULATION • DUCT FILM
Caution
• Do not soak the CLEANING PAD with
DMSO CLEANER.
metal surfaces
• Prevent leakage of the DMSO CLEANER
through the holes of the SCREWS,
because the CLEANER causes a white
DRUM COVER H199_0732ACA
H199_0732AC mark on the plastic parts.
Note
Do not install the DRUM DUCT or the DRUM COVER at this time.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Cleaning the DRUM
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21 of 46
Caution
• You must read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all cleaning materials before
doing this procedure.
• The cleaning solution DMSO is readily absorbed through the skin, resulting in an almost
instantaneous garlic-like taste in the mouth and bad breath which might persist for several
days. There are no health issues for exposure to DMSO, but DMSO has the potential to
carry other chemicals through the skin. GLOVES must be worn to prevent exposure.
• You must have adequate ventilation before cleaning. Do not clean in areas with little or no
active ventilation such as storage rooms or closets.
• You must allow the parts to cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
• You must check that there are no ignition sources in the area. These include, but are not
limited to, CIGARETTES, SWITCHES, electrical OUTLETS, LIGHT BULBS, and flames.
• You MUST wear GLOVES and SAFETY GLASSES with SIDE SHIELDS to prevent contact
of cleaning materials and FAZ with the skin and eyes. You must discard the GLOVES after
cleaning. One time use only.
• You must place used ALCOHOL WIPES, CLEANING PADS, and GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680. Use a TIE-WRAP on the BAG and discard the BAG correctly.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 1 Pull on the TENSIONER and remove
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22 of 46 the DRUM BELT.
DRUM
BELT 2 Use the PULLEY to rotate the DRUM
and check for damage.
3 Does the DRUM have damage?
Yes No
Install a new Continue with
PROCESSOR Step 4.
DRUM.
DRUM
Caution
PULLEY
TENSIONER H199_0712ACB Do not allow DMSO CLEANER on any
H199_0712AC
plastic parts, because the CLEANER causes
a white mark on the plastic parts.
Caution
• You must read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all cleaning materials before
doing this procedure.
• The cleaning solution DMSO is readily absorbed through the skin, resulting in an almost
instantaneous garlic-like taste in the mouth and bad breath which might persist for several
days. There are no health issues for exposure to DMSO, but DMSO has the potential to
carry other chemicals through the skin. GLOVES must be worn to prevent exposure.
• You must have adequate ventilation before cleaning. Do not clean in areas with little or no
active ventilation such as storage rooms or closets.
• You must allow the parts to cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
• You must check that there are no ignition sources in the area. These include, but are not
limited to, CIGARETTES, SWITCHES, electrical OUTLETS, LIGHT BULBS, and flames.
• You MUST wear GLOVES and SAFETY GLASSES with SIDE SHIELDS to prevent contact
of cleaning materials and FAZ with the skin and eyes. You must discard the GLOVES after
cleaning. One time use only.
• You must place used ALCOHOL WIPES, CLEANING PADS, and GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680. Use a TIE-WRAP on the BAG and discard the BAG correctly.
• Do not allow DMSO CLEANER on any plastic parts, because the CLEANER causes a
white mark on the plastic parts.
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18OCT06
8F1623 1 Clean the 3 RODS and the PRESSURE
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24 of 46 ROLLERS.
a Rotate the RODS and clean all
surfaces with a SCRAPER.
b Vacuum the ROLLERS to remove
loosened FAZ.
c Rotate the RODS and ROLLERS
and clean all surfaces from end to
PRESSURE 3 RODS
end with CLEANING PADS soaked
ROLLERS
in DMSO CLEANER.
H199_0710ACB d Remove residual FAZ and DMSO
H199_0710AC
CLEANER with ALCOHOL WIPES.
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18OCT06
8F1623 2 Apply Krytox LUBRICANT to the ends
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25 of 46 of the ROLLERS.
a Lift the ROLLER AY.
b Move all the ROLLERS to the back
to separate the front ends of the
ROLLERS from the E-RINGS.
c Apply one drop of lubricant
between the E-RING and the front
end of each ROLLER.
d Pull all ROLLERS to the front to
separate the back ends of the
ROLLERS from the E-RINGS.
Krytox e Do Step c again for the back end
LUBRICANT of each ROLLER.
3 Use ALCOHOL WIPES to clean
excessive lubricant from the ends of the
front end of ROLLERS.
ROLLER E-RING
4 Rotate the ROLLERS for distribution of
H199_0711GCA
H199_0711GC the lubricant.
5 Place used CLEANING PADS and
ALCOHOL WIPES in a BAG
SP78999828680 for discarding after all
cleaning of the PROCESSOR is
completed.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Cleaning the LOWER COVER and the ENTRANCE GUIDE
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26 of 46
Caution
• You must read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all cleaning materials before
doing this procedure.
• The cleaning solution DMSO is readily absorbed through the skin, resulting in an almost
instantaneous garlic-like taste in the mouth and bad breath which might persist for several
days. There are no health issues for exposure to DMSO, but DMSO has the potential to
carry other chemicals through the skin. GLOVES must be worn to prevent exposure.
• You must have adequate ventilation before cleaning. Do not clean in areas with little or no
active ventilation such as storage rooms or closets.
• You must allow the parts to cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
• You must check that there are no ignition sources in the area. These include, but are not
limited to, CIGARETTES, SWITCHES, electrical OUTLETS, LIGHT BULBS, and flames.
• You MUST wear GLOVES and SAFETY GLASSES with SIDE SHIELDS to prevent contact
of cleaning materials and FAZ with the skin and eyes. You must discard the GLOVES after
cleaning. One time use only.
• You must place used ALCOHOL WIPES, CLEANING PADS, and GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680. Use a TIE-WRAP on the BAG and discard the BAG correctly.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 1 Remove:
Page INSULATION LOWER
27 of 46
COVER • 4 SCREWS
INNER • ENTRANCE GUIDE
GUIDE
Caution
• Do not use DMSO CLEANER on the
ENTRANCE GUIDE.
• Do not allow DMSO CLEANER on any
plastic parts, because the CLEANER will
ENTRANCE cause a white mark on the plastic parts.
GUIDE
4 SCREWS H199_0729ACA
H199_0729AC
2 Clean the INNER GUIDE with CLEANING PADS soaked with DMSO CLEANER.
Caution
Do not use a SCRAPER on smooth surfaces.
Caution
• You must read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all cleaning materials before
doing this procedure.
• The cleaning solution DMSO is readily absorbed through the skin, resulting in an almost
instantaneous garlic-like taste in the mouth and bad breath which might persist for several
days. There are no health issues for exposure to DMSO, but DMSO has the potential to
carry other chemicals through the skin. GLOVES must be worn to prevent exposure.
• You must have adequate ventilation before cleaning. Do not clean in areas with little or no
active ventilation such as storage rooms or closets.
• You must allow the parts to cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
• You must check that there are no ignition sources in the area. These include, but are not
limited to, CIGARETTES, SWITCHES, electrical OUTLETS, LIGHT BULBS, and flames.
• You MUST wear GLOVES and SAFETY GLASSES with SIDE SHIELDS to prevent contact
of cleaning materials and FAZ with the skin and eyes. You must discard the GLOVES after
cleaning. One time use only.
• You must place used ALCOHOL WIPES, CLEANING PADS, and GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680. Use a TIE-WRAP on the BAG and discard the BAG correctly.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623
Page 2 SCREWS
29 of 46 DIVERTER AY with FELT PAD AY Important
• You must do this procedure only at
2 SIDE 20,000 cycles.
PLATES
• At 40,000 cycles, you must do Installing
a New DIVERTER AY and a New FELT
PAD AY.
1 Remove:
Caution
• You must read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for all cleaning materials before
doing this procedure.
• The cleaning solution DMSO is readily absorbed through the skin, resulting in an almost
instantaneous garlic-like taste in the mouth and bad breath which might persist for several
days. There are no health issues for exposure to DMSO, but DMSO has the potential to
carry other chemicals through the skin. GLOVES must be worn to prevent exposure.
• You must have adequate ventilation before cleaning. Do not clean in areas with little or no
active ventilation such as storage rooms or closets.
• You must allow the parts to cool for a minimum of 30 minutes before cleaning.
• You must check that there are no ignition sources in the area. These include, but are not
limited to, CIGARETTES, SWITCHES, electrical OUTLETS, LIGHT BULBS, and flames.
• You MUST wear GLOVES and SAFETY GLASSES with SIDE SHIELDS to prevent contact
of cleaning materials and FAZ with the skin and eyes. You must discard the GLOVES after
cleaning. One time use only.
• You must place used ALCOHOL WIPES, CLEANING PADS, and GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680. Use a TIE-WRAP on the BAG and discard the BAG correctly.
• You must do this procedure only at 40,000 cycles.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 1 Remove:
Page
32 of 46
DIVERTER AY with FELT PAD AY
2 SCREWS • 2 SCREWS
• DIVERTER AY with FELT PAD AY
Caution
When you use a SCRAPER in the area of
the DRUM, do not cut the DRUM.
Caution
Do not allow DMSO CLEANER on any plastic parts, because the CLEANER causes a white
mark on the plastic parts.
Important
LOWER
• Do this procedure only if there is a FELT
GUIDE PAD on the LOWER GUIDE of the
DENSITOMETER.
FELT PAD
• DO NOT use alcohol or any other type of
cleaner.
DENSITOMETER
DRUM H199_0706ACC
ROLLERS H199_0706AC
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 4 Install the LOWER FAZ TRAP. See
Page ADJUSTMENTS AND
39 of 46
REPLACEMENTS 8F1621:
Section Procedure
Replacements PROCESSOR -
LOWER FAZ TRAP
5 Install the UPPER FAZ TRAP. See
FAZ
HOSES
ADJUSTMENTS AND
REPLACEMENTS 8F1621:
Section Procedure
Replacements PROCESSOR -
UPPER FAZ TRAP
6 Install the FAZ HOSES.
7 Discard all used cleaning materials.
a Place the GLOVES in a BAG
SP78999828680 with PADS and
UPPER WIPES.
TRAP
b Place a TIE-WRAP on the BAG.
LOWER H199_0740ACA
TRAP H199_0740AC c Discard the BAG in accordance
with local regulations or
procedures.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Installing a New CHARCOAL FILTER
Page
40 of 46 1 Open the LOWER RIGHT FRONT
DOOR.
2 Remove the DUCT FILTER DOOR.
DUCT FILTER
DOOR
a Press in on the LEVER.
b Disconnect the WIRE LATCH.
3 Remove the old CHARCOAL FILTER.
LEVER 4 Vacuum the inside of the PLENUM
WIRE LATCH reaching the maximum distance as
LOWER RIGHT
FRONT DOOR possible.
H199_0736ACA
H199_0736AC
5 Record the following information on the
LABEL of the new CHARCOAL FILTER:
PLENUM • cycle count
• date
6 Install:
• new CHARCOAL FILTER
• DUCT FILTER DOOR
7 Close the FRONT DOOR.
Caution
• CHARCOAL FILTERS are not dangerous
debris.
FILTER
• You must check with your local
government to determine if additional
DUCT FILTER DOOR
requirements apply.
H199_0737GCA
H199_0737GC
8 Discard the old CHARCOAL FILTERS.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Installing a New AIR FILTER
Page
41 of 46
Important
Do this procedure only at 40,000 cycles.
FILTER
COVER
H199_0735ACA
H199_0735AC
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Checking the Operation
Page
42 of 46 1 Connect the POWER CORD.
2 Energize the 8900 LASER IMAGER RELEASE 3.
3 Allow the FILM PROCESSOR to warm to “READY.”
4 Connect your LAPTOP COMPUTER to the service port.
5 Connect to the SERVICE TOOL through the “Secure Tunnel”.
6 Use the SERVICE TOOL and the TEMPERATURE METER KIT to check the temperature
of the DRUM. See ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS 8F1621:
Section Procedure
Adjustments PROCESSOR - Temperature of DRUM
7 If necessary, adjust the temperature.
8 If the SPINNER MOTOR MIRROR was cleaned during this PM, do a calibration for each
DRAWER that included a FILM CARTRIDGE.
9 Make a “Flat-field” test print.
10 Compare the test print with the “Flat-field” test print made before the PM.
11 Make a print of a customer image.
12 Check the quality of the print with the customer.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Resetting the PM Count and Changing the Service History
Page
43 of 46
Important
You can reset the PM Count to 20,000 and automatically add PM data to the “Service
History” log by using the Service Menu of the LOCAL PANEL.
1 Touch [Service] for access to the service function of the LOCAL PANEL.
2 Enter the Service Menu.
a For “User ID,” type 99
b For “Passcode,” type 987654
Note
If this “Passcode” was changed, and you do not have the new “Passcode”, you can use the
SERVICE TOOL and select Local Panel>Local Panel to open the Service Menu.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 3 Touch [PM] on the “Add to Service History” screen.
Page
44 of 46 Note
This action resets the “Print Counter” to 20,000 and sends this PM information to the “Service
History.”
Note
This action changes the “Service History” automatically.
5 Use the SERVICE TOOL and select System Information>Service History to display the
“Service History” log.
6 Click [Modify].
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 7 In the “Notes” window, enter:
Page
45 of 46 • your name
• date
• type of service call: PM, either 20,000, 40,000 or 100,000 film cycles
– Emergency Maintenance (EM)
– Preventive Maintenance (PM), either 20,000, 40,000, or 100,000 cycles
Note
This information will be reviewed by the Field Engineer at the start of the next PM to
determine which type of PM to do.
8 Add new records in the other blank fields in the “Service History”.
9 Click [Save].
10 To download the “Service History” to a file on the HARD DRIVE of your LAPTOP
COMPUTER, click [Download].
11 Store the file in a selected folder.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
18OCT06
8F1623 Publication History
Page
46 of 46
Publication Publication Changed
ECO No. File Name Notes
Date No. Pages
15JUL05 8F1623 CN0006110 ------ 8f1623.fm • New Publication
• Rev A - Serial
Number 89005001
and Above
18OCT06 8F1623 CN0007518 2, 37 8f1623RevB.fm • Rev B
• Added procedure for
cleaning
DENSITOMETER
LOWER GUIDE.
Confidential
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
Restricted
Information for the
Kodak DryView 8900 LASER IMAGER RELEASE 3
Service Code: 4878
Important
Qualified service personnel must repair this equipment.
H199_0500AC
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
15JUL05
8F1622 PLEASE NOTE The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the
Page subject matter gained by Eastman Kodak Company prior to publication.
2 of 117
No patent license is granted by this information.
Eastman Kodak Company reserves the right to change this information without notice, and
makes no warranty, express or implied, with respect to this information. Kodak shall not be
liable for any loss or damage, including consequential or special damages, resulting from any
use of this information, even if loss or damage is caused by Kodak’s negligence or other fault.
This equipment includes parts and assemblies sensitive to damage from electrostatic
discharge. Use caution to prevent damage during all service procedures.
Table of Contents
Description Page
Visual Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Illustrated Parts List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
MAIN AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
COVERS, PANELS, LATCHES and SWITCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Front Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Top Components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Back Components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
HOOD AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
BACK DOOR AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
ROLLBACK AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
PICKUP AND FEED AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
FEED - Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
PICKUP DRIVE - Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
PICKUP HEEL - Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
VERTICAL TRANSPORT AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
MOTORS, BELTS, TENSIONERS, and PULLEYS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
ROLLERS and GUIDES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
IMAGING AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
MAIN AY - Front Right Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
MAIN AY - Back Left Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY - Front Right Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
PLATEN AY - Front Left Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
15JUL05
8F1622 PLATEN AY - Back Left Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Page PLATEN AY - Front Right Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
3 of 117 PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT - ROLLERS, GUIDES and FINGERS . . . . . . . 47
PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT - MOTORS, SENSORS and PULLEYS . . . . . 49
FILM PROCESSOR AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
FILM PROCESSOR - Front . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
FILM PROCESSOR - Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
DRUM COVER AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
PRESSURE ROLLER AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
COOLING SECTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
OPTICAL COUPLER AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
DRIVE TRAIN AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
CHASSIS AY - Front . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
CHASSIS AY - Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
CHASSIS AY - ROLLERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
DENSITOMETER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
SORTER AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
IDLER SECTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
DRIVE SECTION - 1 of 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
DRIVE SECTION - 2 of 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
DRE AY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
POWER MODULE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
POWER SUPPLY AY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
CABLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Numerical Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Alphabetical Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Publication History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Visual Index
15JUL05
8F1622
Page
Section 1: Visual Index
4 of 117
8
3
12
9
1
10
4, 5
6
11
7
Item Description
1 MAIN AY
2 HOOD AY
3 BACK DOOR AY
4 ROLLBACK AY
5 PICKUP AND FEED AY
6 VERTICAL TRANSPORT AY
7 IMAGING AY
8 FILM PROCESSOR AY
9 SORTER AY
10 DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE)
11 POWER MODULE
12 CABLES
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622
Page
Section 2: Illustrated Parts List
5 of 117
MAIN AY
Figure 1 COVERS, PANELS, LATCHES and SWITCHES
42
41
41
77
27
27
23
23
20 22
22
20
21
21 31
31
19
19 32
32
17 18
44 17
7 16 43
43
8 16
8 24
7 15 24
15 29
29
12
12 30
30
11
11
4040
7 10
10
7
9 25 7
26
26 33 34
34
35 28
28
39
39
77 36 37
36 37 38 77
7 38
1 5 13
4
2
6 14
3
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 1 COVERS, PANELS, LATCHES and SWITCHES
Page
6 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8F0768 PANEL AY - decorative door 1 1
2 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 1 3 Included with item 1.
3 SP7E9186 WASHER 1 3 Included with item 1.
4 SP8E1201 DOOR AY - front 1 1
5 SP8E1455 STRIKER - latch 1 1
6 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 1 2 Included with item 4.
7 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 1 37
8 SP8E4620 LABEL - vertical transport 1 1
9 SP8E4593 STOP AY - front door 1 1
10 SP78-8161-8389-7 BEARING - Nyliner 1 2 Included with item 9.
11 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 1 1 Included with item 9.
12 SP7E9352 WASHER 1 1 Included with item 9.
13 SP8F0769 DOOR AY - air intake 1 1
14 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 1 10 Included with item 13.
15 SP8E1988 PANEL AY - decorative, lower, 1
drawer 1
9
8
7
4
10 11
5 16
13
12 15
14
1 3
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 2 Front Components
Page
9 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E9434 ROLLBACK AY KIT 2 1-3 Maximum of 3 AYs.
See Figure 7.
2 SP8E4829 SLIDE - film supply 2 6 2 in each DRAWER.
3 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 2 12 4 in each DRAWER.
4 SP8E9411 PICKUP AND FEED AY KIT 2 1-3 Maximum of 3 AYs.
See Figure 8 -
Figure 10.
5 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 2 6 2 in each DRAWER.
6 SP8F0139 VERTICAL TRANSPORT AY KIT 2 See Figure 11 and
Figure 12.
7 SP8E4522 GUIDE AY - post vertical up 2 1
8 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 2 2 Included with item 7.
9 SP7E9107 WASHER 2 2 Included with item 7.
10 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 2 1
11 SP8E4196 GASKET - film supply 2 3
12 SP8E4831 SLIDE - outer, imaging AY 2 2
13 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 2 8
14 SP8F0919 IMAGING AY KIT 2 1 See Figure 13 -
Figure 20.
15 SP8F0082 COVER - air intake filter 2 1
16 SP8F0083 FILTER - air intake 2 1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 3 Top Components
Page
10 of 117
1
2
3
2
4
11
8
6
9 10
5
2 12
7
13
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 3 Top Components
Page
11 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8F0942 HOOD AY 3 1 See Figure 5.
2 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 3 35
3 ----- PROCESSOR AY 3 1 See Figure 21 -
Figure 31.
4 SP8E4644 SORTER AY 3 1 See Figure 32 -
Figure 35.
5 SP8E4260 COVER - hood interlock 3 1
6 SP8E4201 SWITCH AY - interlock 3 1
7 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 3 2
8 SP998185 FASTENER - connector locking post 3 2
9 SP26-1007-0054-6 MOUNT - Panduit 3 37
10 SP26-1001-7033-6 TIE WRAP - Panduit 3 37
11 SP77-8007-4484-7 BUSHING - Heyco 3 1
12 SP74-9999-9120-6 LABEL - model/serial 3 1
13 SP8E7491 LABEL AY - serial no., main frame 3 1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 4 Back Components
Page
12 of 117
14
11
13
16
17
15
12 10
20 1
18
7
8
6
9
19
3
2
4
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 4 Back Components
Page
13 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8F0085 DOOR AY - back 4 1
2 SP8E4630 LABEL - warning, Japanese 4 1
3 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 4 12
4 SP8F0081 PANEL - electronics access 4 1 Includes the
FASTENER.
5 SP8F3963 POWER MODULE 4 1 See Figure 37.
6 SP8F0036 DRE AY 4 1 See Figure 36.
7 SP748360 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 4 2
8 SP7F6252 FAN AY - filter 4 1
9 SP8E4996 PLENUM AY - filter 4 1
10 SP8F0193 FITTING, coupling, filter 4 1
11 SP8F0129 DUCT, vertical, filter 4 1
12 SP8E4201 SWITCH AY - interlock 4 1
13 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 4 2
14 SP8F0192 FITTING, elbow, filter 4 1
15 SP8E4410 COVER - access window 4 4
16 SP7F3360 BOARD - processor 4 1
17 SP748359 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 4 21 Used to fasten all
BOARDS.
18 SP8E1584 BOARD - cartridge control 4 1
19 SP8F0364 BOARD AY - EBA 4 1
20 SP8E1587 BOARD - RF tag 4 1
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8F1622 HOOD AY
Page
14 of 117 Figure 5 Overview
16
17
24
23 2
11 8
22 19 18 9 10
2
21 20 14
15
13
12 7
2
1 4 3 5 6
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8F1622 Figure 5 Overview
Page
15 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8F0510 PANEL - local 5 1
2 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 5 15
3 SP8E4312 GASKET - vertical 5 2
4 SP8E4313 GASKET - horizontal 5 2
5 SP8E4264 PIPE - light 5 1 Install with item 6.
6 SP26-1008- ADHESIVE - general purpose, gel, clear, 20 1
5021-8 gram tube 5
Figure 6 Overview
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8F0086 GASKET AY - back panel 6 1
2 SP8E4212 ACTUATOR - interlock 6 1
3 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 6 2
4 SP7E9522 LATCH - compression 6 1
5 SP8F1053 LABEL - belt path 6 1
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8F1622 ROLLBACK AY
Page
18 of 117 Figure 7 Overview
10 16 15 14 13 1 9
17 12 6
5 18 11
7 39 1
4 36 23 7 5
37 29 24
3 8 22
29
2
1 21 27
20 13 25
19 30
36 40 26
31 28
38
51 44
41
46
42 43
49 50
48
35 45
47
34
33
32
36
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
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8F1622 Figure 7 Overview
Page
19 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 7 8
2 SP8E4386 KNOB - roller 7 1
3 SP8E4812 GUARD - actuator 7 1
4 SP8E4634 LINK AY - roller, front 7 1
5 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 7 1 Included with items 4
and 16.
6 SP748354 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 7 1 Included with items 4
and 16.
7 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 7 1 Included with items 4
and 16.
8 SP8E4450 SPRING - rollback clearance 7 2
9 SP8E4935 MOTOR - DC, rollback 7 1 mdc1
10 SP5E5188 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 7 2
11 SP7E7439 PIN - dowel 7 1
12 SP8E4336 GEAR - motor 7 1
13 SP7E8008 BEARING - ball, extended race, shielded 7 3
14 SP8E4349 GEAR - roller 7 1
15 ------ FLAG - roller 7 1 Not available.
16 SP8E4635 LINK AY - roller, back 7 1 Includes items 5, 6
and 7.
17 SP8E4088 ROLLER AY - rollback 7 1
18 SP6E8884 SCREW - Torx, button, black 7 4 Included with item
17.
19 SP96-0000- SPRING - extension 7 2
5332-0
20 ------ CAM - guard 7 1 Not available.
21 ------ BASE - film, guard 7 1 Not available.
22 SP8E4080 COVER - cabling 7 1
23 SP7E8211 CHAIN - plastic 7 1
24 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 7 4
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8F1622 Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
Page
20 of 117 25 SP8E1796 SPRING - connector 7 2
26 SP9B9445 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 7 2
27 SP8E4460 CONNECTOR - carriage 7 1
28 SP8E4459 SHAFT - connector 7 1
29 SP748354 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 7 9
30 SP8E1025 SENSOR - interrupt 7 2 sr3, s4
31 SP8E4053 SENSOR - flag 7 1 sr2
32 SP5E7865 CARRIAGE - rollback 7 1
33 SP26-1007- NUT - keps, black, zinc 7 13
2397-7
34 SP26-1004- WASHER - flat, steel, zinc 7 4
5503-4
35 SP8E1590 BOARD - RF antenna 7 1
36 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 7 14
37 SP5E7988 DRUM - spring, constant force 7 2
38 SP7E7798 SPRING - constant force 7 2
39 SP8E4810 NEST - roller 7 1
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8F1622 Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
Page
21 of 117 40 ------ SHAFT - film guard 7 2 Not available.
41 SP8E1625 LOCATOR - cartridge 7 2
42 SP26-1001- TIE WRAP - Panduit 7 17
7033-6
43 SP26-1011- MOUNT - Panduit 7 13
8445-0
44 SP8E7426 HARNESS KIT - drawer 7
24 12
23
10
29
8 28
2 12 15 4
14 22
27 9
17 12 30
12
14 32 2
2 33
26
20 35
2 38 12
25
16 8 31
36
2 11 39 40 34
9 37
8 4 41
4
2
3 2
7 12
21 10
5
13
9
6
19
18
1 4
43 42
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8F1622 Figure 8 FEED - Components
Page
23 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E4936 MOTOR - DC, film feed 8 1 mdc4
2 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 8 33
3 SP8E4336 GEAR - motor 8 1
4 SP7E7439 PIN - dowel 8 4
5 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 8 18
6 ------ MOUNT - DC motor 8 1 Not available.
7 SP5E5188 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 8 2
8 SP7E8016 E-RING - 3/8 in. shaft diameter 8 5
9 SP8E4338 GEAR - drive, pickup 8 3
10 SP7E8977 BEARING - ball, flanged 8 2
11 SP8E1036 SHAFT - drive, pickup 8 1
12 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 8 8
13 SP8E4449 PULLEY - 3 mm, 50 tooth 8 1
14 SP8E4394 PULLEY - 3 mm, 16 tooth 8 2
15 SP8E1692 SHAFT - idler, pickup 8 1
16 SP8E4337 PULLEY - timing 8 1
17 SP7E8033 BELT - timing, 3 mm, 131 tooth 8 1
18 SP748360 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 8 4
19 SP8E1249 MOTOR - stepper, feed roller close 8 1 mst5
20 SP7E9587 CLIP - wire mounting 8 1
21 ------ MOUNT - back, rollers 8 1 Not available.
22 SP8E1002 ROLLER - drive, pickup 8 2
23 SP8E9433 GUIDE KIT - lower 8 1
24 SP8E9443 GUIDE KIT - upper 8 1
25 SP7E7743 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 8 11
26 SP8E1025 SENSOR - interrupt 8 1 s8
27 SP8E1024 SENSOR - flag 8 1 sf9
28 SP26-1007- NUT - keps, black, zinc 8 11
2397-7
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8F1622 Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
Page
24 of 117 29 ------ MOUNT - front, rollers 8 1 Not available.
30 SP8E1316 PIN - link, pickup 8 2
31 SP8E4340 LINK - pickup 8 2
32 SP26-1005- E-RING - 3/16 in. shaft diameter 8 9
9819-7
33 SP8E4339 FLAG - roller, pickup 8 2
34 SP8E4335 GEAR - idler, pickup 8 2
35 SP8E1408 PIN - idler gear 8 2
36 SP8E1055 SCREW - shoulder, rocker 8 2
37 SP8E1004 PIN - rocker 8 2
38 SP8E4334 ROCKER - pickup 8 2
39 SP7E8657 SPRING - compression 8 2
40 ------ RING - drive, pickup 8 2 Not available.
41 SP8E1010 ROLLER - idler, pickup 8 1
42 SP8E4043 HARNESS - pickup 8 1
43 SP8E4042 HARNESS - feeder 8 1
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8F1622 Figure 9 PICKUP DRIVE - Components
Page
25 of 117
5
11 7
8 6
22 4
3 16
2
9 10 1
23
3
13
3 8 17
14 16
12 15
19
20
18
21
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8F1622 Figure 9 PICKUP DRIVE - Components
Page
26 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP748360 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 9 4
2 SP5E7909 MOTOR - DC, pickup 9 1 mdc2
3 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 9 7
4 SP26-1005- E-RING - 3/16 in. shaft diameter 9 1
9819-7
5 SP8E1830 PIN - driver 9 1
6 ------ DRIVER - motor 9 1 Not available.
7 SP8E4332 PULLEY - cable 9 3
8 SP5E7667 PIN - pulley 9 4
9 SP7E8506 SPRING - extension 9 1
10 SP8E4728 PIN - spring, link 9 1
11 SP8E4333 LINK - pulley 9 2
12 SP5E7689 CABLE - drive 9 1
13 ------ LOCK - heel 9 1 Not available.
14 SP26-1008- NUT - keps, black, zinc 9 2
5590-2
15 8E4148 VALVE AY 9 1 sol3
16 SP6-1007- NUT - keps, black, zinc 9 5
2397-7
17 ------ MOUNT - DC motor 9 1 Not available.
18 SP7E7753 CLAMP - loop, nylon 9 1
19 SP8E4466 TUBING - pump 9 1
20 SP7E7736 PUMP - vacuum 9 1
21 SP96-0000- TAPE 9 1
4233-1
22 SP8E4314 SPRING - cable 9 1
23 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 9 1
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8F1622 Figure 10 PICKUP HEEL - Components
Page
27 of 117
44
42
22 21 20
24 32 33
26 27
19 30
6 15
31 23 29 41 46
28
18 14 25
1
17 34
16 10 3
11
37
47
13 4 43
12 2
9 36
7 8
35 38
6 39 40
45
2 5
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8F1622 Figure 10 PICKUP HEEL - Components
Page
28 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E8525 SPRING - extension 10 2
2 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 10 12
3 SP5E7972 PIN - spring 10 2
4 ------ SHAFT - heel 10 2 Not available.
5 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended 4
race 10
7
8
10 11 12
17
2
20
5
16
13 14 15
9
8 1 18
6
19
3
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15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 11 MOTORS, BELTS, TENSIONERS, and PULLEYS
Page
31 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E1205 MOTOR - stepper 11 2 mst6, mst15
2 SP8E4448 PULLEY - 3 mm, 30 tooth 11 1
3 SP8E4449 PULLEY - 3 mm, 50 tooth 11 1
4 SP8E4394 PULLEY - 3 mm, 16 tooth 11 21
5 SP7E8033 BELT - timing, 3 mm, 131 tooth 11 1
6 SP5F2497 BELT - timing, 3 mm, 255 mm, 85 tooth 11 1
7 SP7E8535 BELT - timing, 3 mm, 408 mm, 136 tooth 11 2
8 SP7E9565 BELT - timing, 3 mm, 282 mm, 94 tooth 11 2
9 SP7E9252 BELT - timing, 3 mm, 372 mm, 124 tooth 11 2
10 SP8E4541 TENSIONER AY - flanged 11 2
11 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 11 2 Included with item
10.
12 SP748361 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 11 1 Included with item
10.
13 SP8E4540 TENSIONER AY - grooved 11 2
14 SP6E8808 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 11 2 Included with item
13.
15 SP748361 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 11 1 Included with item
13.
16 SP8F0147 HARNESS - vertical transport 11 1
17 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 11 2
18 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 11 8
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8F1622 Figure 12 ROLLERS and GUIDES
Page
32 of 117 12 11
18
35
30
33
19 29
23
24
16
34
31 21 28
32
26 17
20
27 5
9
7
1
8 13
4 6 22 15 14
2 10
3 25
H199_1003DC
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8F1622 Figure 12 ROLLERS and GUIDES
Page
33 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E4386 KNOB - roller 12 2
2 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 12 50
3 SP8E4393 SPRING - idler roller 12 20
4 SP8E4385 RETAINER - bearing 12 20
5 SP8E4116 ROLLER - drive, solid, knob 12 1
6 SP8E1725 ROLLER - idler, segmented 12 5
7 SP8E1723 ROLLER - drive, segmented 12 9
8 SP8E1722 ROLLER - drive, solid 12 5
9 SP8E1724 ROLLER - idler, solid 12 5
10 SP8E1818 GUIDE - down, lower 12 1
11 SP26-1007- MOUNT - Panduit 12 1
0054-6
12 SP26-1001- TIE WRAP - Panduit 12 1
7033-6
13 SP8E1633 GUIDE - down, middle 12 1
14 SP8E1776 GUIDE - down, flat 12 4
15 SP8E4162 GUIDE - segmented, dual 12 1
16 SP8E4117 GUIDE - down, upper 12 1
17 SP8E4750 COVER - roller, drive, lower 12 1
18 SP8E1024 SENSOR - flag 12 1 sf19
19 SP7E7743 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 12 1
20 SP8E4095 GUIDE - segmented, flat 12 1
21 SP8E4194 COVER - roller, drive 12 2
22 SP8E4195 COVER - roller, idler 12 3
23 ----- STANDOFF 12 3 Not available.
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8F1622 Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
Page
34 of 117 24 ----- PLATE - back 12 1 Not available.
25 SP8E7485 LABEL - serial no. 12 1
26 ----- PLATE - front 12 1 Not available.
27 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 12 52
28 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 12 67
29 SP8E4742 ROLLER - drive, segmented 12 1
30 SP8E4980 GUIDE - up, lower left 12 1
31 SP8E4981 GUIDE - up, right, vertical 12 1
32 SP8F0135 GUIDE - up, lower right 12 1
33 SP8F0133 GUIDE - up, upper right 12 1
34 SP8F0134 GUIDE - up, lower left 12 1
35 SP8F0132 GUIDE - up, upper left 12 1
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15JUL05
8F1622 IMAGING AY
Page
35 of 117 Figure 13 MAIN AY - Front Right Side
11
15
10 12
13
1
16
14
21
19
9
12 17
18
7
6
34
22 23
16 36
20 24
3
33 35
5 4
25
3 32
3
31
2 26
28
6 7 27 29 30
1 8
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8F1622 Figure 13 MAIN AY - Front Right Side
Page
36 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP943600 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 6
2 SP8E4951 SPACER - carriage, shipping 13 1
3 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 19
4 ------ LABEL - warning 13 1 Not available. The
LABEL is in 2
parts.
5 ------ BRACKET - top, isolation 13 1 Not available.
6 SP3H5699 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 4
7 SP8E4417 BRACKET - shipping 13 2
8 SP5F0244 SCREW - Torx, sems, yellow 13 2 Used during
shipment.
9 SP8E9441 MAGNETIC WAY AY KIT 13 1
10 SP748360 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 6 Included with item
9.
11 SP8F0170 OPTIC AND CARRIAGE AY KIT 13 1 See Figure 15.
12 SP748361 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 3
13 SP8E1146 RAIL - right, translation 13 1
14 SP8E9211 RAIL AND SCALE AY KIT 13 1 Includes the RAIL,
SCALE, and the
SHOULDER
SCREW.
15 ------ SCREW - shoulder, socket head 13 1 Not available.
Included with item
14.
16 SP26-1006-2032-2 NUT - keps, 8-32, black 13 4
17 SP96-0000-1559-2 WASHER - M4, steel, zinc 13 4
18 SP7E9832 BUMPER - round 13 4
19 ------ BRACKET - interrupt sensor, back 13 1 Not available.
20 ------ BRACKET - interrupt sensor, front 13 1 Not available.
21 SP7E7743 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 4 Used to fasten
items 19 and 20.
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8F1622 Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
Page
37 of 117 22 SP244868 CLAMP - flat cable, screw mount 13 5
23 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 5
24 SP8E5953 BRACKET - support, ribbon cable 13 1
25 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 13 2
26 ------ BRACKET - right, isolation 13 1 Not available.
27 SP8E4830 SLIDE - inner, imaging AY 13 2
28 ------ STRAP - platen, ground 13 1 Not available.
29 SP26-1001-7033-6 TIE WRAP - Panduit 13 16
30 SP26-1007-0054-6 MOUNT - Panduit 13 16
31 ------ LABEL - serial no. 13 1 Not available.
32 ------ BRACKET - base, isolation 13 1 Not available.
33 ------ LABEL - warning 13 1 Not available.
34 ------ PLATEN AY 13 1 Not available. See
Figure 16 -
Figure 18.
35 SP8E4986 GASKET - long, isolation 13 1
36 SP8E4987 GASKET - short, isolation 13 1
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8F1622 Figure 14 MAIN AY - Back Left Side
Page
38 of 117
9 1
8 2
7
4 1
4
10 12
20
11 12
19
4 17 18
13 14 15 4 21 22 16
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8F1622 Figure 14 MAIN AY - Back Left Side
Page
39 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP3H5699 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 14 3
2 SP8E4417 BRACKET - shipping 14 1
3 ------ LABEL - warning, back cover 14 1 Not available.
4 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 14 12
5 ------ COVER - flex termination 14 1 Not available.
6 SP8E1567 BOARD AY - flex termination 14 1
7 ------ GASKET 14 1 Not available.
8 ------ BUSHING - Heyco, snap 14 2 Not available.
9 ------ BRACKET - back, isolation 14 1 Not available.
10 ------ CABLE - ribbon, data, optics 14 1 See item 12.
11 ------ CABLE - ribbon, power, optics 14 1 See item 12.
12 SP8E9212 CABLE KIT 14 1 Flex cables with
bracket and clamps.
Includes items 10
and 11.
13 SP8E4045 HARNESS - platen motors 14 1
14 SP8E4046 HARNESS - platen sensor 14 1
15 SP8E4032 CABLE - start of page sensor 14 1
16 SP8E4392 CABLE AY - isolation 14 4
17 SP7E8491 SPRING - compression 14 4
18 SP8E4406 GUIDE - spring 14 4
19 ------ POST - retention 14 2 Not available.
20 ------ POST - retention 14 2 Not available.
21 ------ GROMMET - round 14 4 Not available.
22 SP8E1749 DAMPER - isolation, lateral 14 4
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8F1622 Figure 15 OPTICS AND CARRIAGE AY - Front Right Side
Page
40 of 117
1
2
9
1 2 3
7
10 6
5 8
4
14
15
10
16 3
17 10
13
2
18
1
11 12 10
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8F1622 Figure 16 PLATEN AY - Front Left Side
Page
42 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 16 2
2 SP8E4413 GEAR - 30 tooth, film registration 16 2
3 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 16 2
4 SP8E1699 SHAFT - drive, film registration 16 1
5 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 16 2
6 SP8E1433 REGISTRATION AY - platen film 16 1 Includes items 7, 8,
and 9.
7 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 16 2
8 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 16 5
9 SP8E1369 FINGER AY 16 5
10 SP3H5699 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 16 8
11 SP8E1701 REGISTRATION AY - front film 16 1
12 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 16 4 Included with item 11.
13 SP8E1362 REGISTRATION AY - rear film 16 1 Includes items 14 -
17.
14 SP8E4413 GEAR - 30 tooth, film registration 16 1
15 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 16 1 Used to fasten item
14.
16 SP8E1205 MOTOR - stepper 16 1 mst7
17 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 16 2 Used to fasten item
16.
18 ------ FRAME AY - platen 16 1 Not available.
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8F1622 Figure 17 PLATEN AY - Back Left Side
Page
43 of 117
4 5
11 1
2
3
10
12
9
13
7 8
6 14
16 15
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8F1622 Figure 17 PLATEN AY - Back Left Side
Page
44 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP3H5699 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 17 4
2 SP8E4752 BRACKET - shipping lock 17 1
3 SP7F3964 TRANSPORT AY - platen film 17 1 See Figure 19 and
Figure 20.
4 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 17 2
5 SP8E5730 BRACKET - sensor, start of page 17 1
6 SP8E1373 BOARD - start of page sensor 17 1
7 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 17 1
8 SP8E5956 RETAINER - film centering finger 17 1
9 SP8E5957 FINGER - film centering, left 17 1
10 SP8E7072 SPRING - torsion 17 1
11 SP26-1007- NUT - keps, black, zinc 17 4
2397-7
12 SP8E5729 BRACKET - film centering, left 17 1
13 SP6E8884 SCREW - Torx, button, black 17 2
14 SP8E5726 SLIDE - film centering 17 1
15 SP943600 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 17 4
16 SP7F6165 BRACKET - shipping, bottom 17 2
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8F1622 Figure 18 PLATEN AY - Front Right Side
Page
45 of 117
1
16
17
1
15
11 3 1
12 4
10
14 9 5
13 7 6
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8F1622 Figure 18 PLATEN AY - Front Right Side
Page
46 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 18 4
2 SP8E4054 BRACKET - sensor 18 1
3 SP748354 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 18 2
4 SP8E1025 SENSOR - interrupt 18 2 s11, s12
5 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 18 1
6 SP8E5956 RETAINER - film centering finger 18 1
7 SP8E5958 FINGER - film centering, right 18 1
8 SP8E7072 SPRING - torsion 18 1
9 SP26-1007- NUT - keps, black, zinc 18 4
2397-7
10 SP8E5728 BRACKET - film centering, right 18 1
11 SP6E8884 SCREW - Torx, button, black 18 2
12 SP8E5726 SLIDE - film centering 18 1
13 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 18 1
14 SP8E5727 LINK - film centering 18 1
15 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 18 4
16 SP8E9216 MOTOR AND LEAD SCREW KIT 18 1 mst10
17 SP8E5977 BRACKET - motor 18 1
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8F1622 Figure 19 PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT - ROLLERS, GUIDES and FINGERS
Page
47 of 117
22
23
9 10
6 8
11
13
4
3
1 14
8
20
2 5
8
7
21
12
15 17 16 18 19
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8F1622 Figure 19 PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT - ROLLERS, GUIDES and FINGERS
Page
48 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 19 6
2 SP8E4386 KNOB - roller 19 1
3 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 19 5
4 SP8E4385 RETAINER - bearing 19 2
5 SP8E4393 SPRING - idler roller 19 2
6 ------ SHAFT - carriage 19 10 Not available.
7 SP8E4444 FINGER AY 19 5
8 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 19 10
9 SP8E4095 GUIDE - segmented, flat 19 1
10 ------ RETAINER - shaft 19 1 Not available.
11 ------ ROLLER - idler, segmented, lower transport 19 1 Not available.
12 ------ ROLLER - idler, segmented, platen 1 Not available.
transport 19
19
20
22
21
19
17
17 14
13 15
12
6
2
1 7
1
8
3
4
5 9
18 16
2
10
1
11 2
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 20 PLATEN FILM TRANSPORT - MOTORS, SENSORS and PULLEYS
Page
50 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 20 7
2 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 20 6
3 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 20 2
4 SP8E1968 MOUNT - motor 20 1
5 SP8E9215 MOTOR AND LEAD SCREW KIT 20 1
6 SP7E8215 BELT - timing, 3 mm, 125 tooth 20 1
7 SP8E4448 PULLEY - 3 mm, 30 tooth 20 1
8 SP8E1205 MOTOR - stepper 20 1 mst8
9 SP8E4542 TENSIONER AY - flat 20 1
10 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 20 4 Included with item 9.
11 SP748361 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 20 1 Included with item 9.
12 SP748361 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 20 2
13 SP8E1423 SHAFT - idler, timing 20 2
14 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 20 7
15 SP8E4447 IDLER - timing, 3 mm 20 2
16 SP8E4394 PULLEY - 3 mm, 16 tooth 20 3
17 SP8E4393 SPRING - idler roller 20 2
18 SP8E4385 RETAINER - bearing 20 2
19 SP748354 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 20 2
20 SP8E4365 SENSOR - flag 20 1 sf13
21 SP8E1025 SENSOR - interrupt 20 1 s10
22 SP8E4107 BRACKET - sensor 20 1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 FILM PROCESSOR AY
Page
51 of 117 Figure 21 FILM PROCESSOR - Front
5
2
4
7
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 21 FILM PROCESSOR - Front
Page
52 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E4137 DRUM COVER AY - processor 21 1 See Figure 23.
2 SP8E1341 MAIN DRUM AY 21 1
3 SP26-1012- CLEVIS - grooved, with e-ring 21 2
1661-7
4 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 21 4
5 SP7E9243 SPRING - extension 21 2
6 ------ SECTION AY - cooling 21 1 Not available. See
Figure 25.
7 SP8E1763 GASKET - duct 21 1
8 ------ CHASSIS AY 21 1 Not available. See
Figure 28 -
Figure 30.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 22 FILM PROCESSOR - Back
Page
53 of 117
1
6
8 2
3
9
11 10
7 5
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 22 FILM PROCESSOR - Back
Page
54 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E7743 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 22 6
2 SP981710 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 22 1
3 SP8E4037 HARNESS - slip rings 22 1
4 ------ COVER - guard 22 2 Not available.
5 ------ GUARD - electrical 22 1 Not available.
6 ------ COUPLER AY - optical 22 1 Not available. See
Figure 26.
7 ------ TRAIN AY - drive 22 1 Not available. See
Figure 27.
8 ------ LABEL - warning, high voltage 22 1 Not available.
9 SP5F2515 BELT - timing, roller 22 1
10 SP8F0182 BRACKET - motor, support 22 1
11 SP748360 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 22 1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 23 DRUM COVER AY
Page
55 of 117
7
4
9 10 11
2 1
H199_1006DC
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 23 DRUM COVER AY
Page
56 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 23 6
2 ------ SPACER - cover 23 6 Not available.
3 SP8E1301 PRESSURE ROLLER AY 23 1 See Figure 24.
4 SP981710 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 23 13
5 SP8E4887 DUCT - drum 23 1
6 SP8E4892 INSULATION - cover 23 1
7 ----- GASKET - cover 23 1 If necessary, order
ACCESSORY KIT -
COVER, THERMAL
PROCESSOR,
SP7F6183.
8 ----- GASKET - cover 23 2 If necessary, order
ACCESSORY KIT -
COVER, THERMAL
PROCESSOR,
SP7F6183.
9 SP8E4289 HANDLE - cover 23 1
10 ------ LABEL - hot surface 23 1 Not available.
11 ------ FRAME - cover 23 1 Not available.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 24 PRESSURE ROLLER AY
Page
57 of 117
2
1
11
3
8
10 7
12 13 14 15
7
1
3
2 4
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 24 PRESSURE ROLLER AY
Page
58 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP26-1005- E-RING - 3/16 in. shaft diameter 24 6
9819-7
2 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 24 1
3 SP8E1898 INSULATION - end 24 2
4 ------ PLATE - mounting, clip, front 24 1 Not available.
5 ------ MOUNTING AY - clip, back 24 1 Not available.
6 ------ KEEPER - processor roller 24 4 Not available.
7 SP8E4181 SPRING - roller 24 36
8 ------ PLATE - retainer 24 2 Not available.
9 ------ RETAINER - back 24 1 Not available.
10 ------ RETAINER - front 24 1 Not available.
11 ------ SHAFT - retainer 24 3 Not available.
12 SP8E1305 ROLLER AY - pressure 24 36
13 SP26-1005- E-RING - 3/16 in. shaft diameter 24 2 Included with item
9819-7 12.
14 SP96-0000- WASHER 24 2 Included with item
0364-8 12.
15 SP26-1011- BEARING - grade 511 24 2 Included with item
7059-0 12.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 25 COOLING SECTION
Page
59 of 117
3 4
5 6
2 3
1
5 6
9 10 11
18 17
20
19
22
21
16
12 14 13 15
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 26 OPTICAL COUPLER AY
Page
61 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP748354 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 26 3
2 SP8E4431 HOLDER - optical sensor 26 1
3 SP7E9379 PHOTOSENSOR 26 1
4 SP8E4432 CAP - optical sensor 26 1
5 SP7E9343 WASHER 26 1
6 SP8E4433 BRACKET- optical sensor 26
1 4
12
13
7
2
6
5
5 11
15
14
10
9
7 4
8
4
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 27 DRIVE TRAIN AY
Page
63 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E9232 BELT - timing, drum 27 1
2 SP7E8486 BELT - timing, drive 27 1
3 SP943600 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 27 4
4 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 27 4
5 SP8E4394 PULLEY - 3 mm, 16 tooth 27 3
6 SP8E1205 MOTOR - stepper 27 1 mst16
7 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 27 2
8 ------ SPACER - shaft 27 1 Not available.
9 ------ SHAFT - intermediate 27 1 Not available.
10 SP8E4498 PULLEY - 80 tooth 27 1
11 SP8E4786 PLATE - motor isolation 27 1
12 SP7E9674 GROMMET 27 4
13 SP8E4768 SLEEVE - isolation 27 4
14 SP8E4758 PLATE - isolation 27 1
15 ------ FRAME - drive train 27 1 Not available.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 28 CHASSIS AY - Front
Page
64 of 117
9
5 8
15
14
5
12
13
11
10
6
16
4
1 3
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 28 CHASSIS AY - Front
Page
65 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E4380 DUCT - u 28 1
2 SP8F0295 TRAP AY - upper, condensation 28 1
3 SP2B4081 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 28 6
4 SP8E1806 TRAP AY - lower, condensation 28 1
5 SP981710 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 28 6
6 ------ PLATE - cooling 28 1 Not available.
7 SP26-1003-6902-9 NUT - metric, clear 28 2
8 SP8E1501 DIVERTER AY - film 28 1
9 SP8E1925 PAD AY - felt 28 1
10 ------ GUARD - cover 28 2 Not available.
11 SP748360 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 28 6
12 SP8E4735 GASKET - main drum 28 4
13 ------ PLATE - side, front 28 1 Not available.
14 SP8E1897 INSULATION - end, main drum 28 2
15 ------ PLATE - side, back 28 1 Not available.
16 ------ FRAME - processor 28 1 Not available.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 29 CHASSIS AY - Back
Page
66 of 117
3 4
21
10 12
11
13
15
22
14 19
20
9 16
18 17
6 7
8
1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 29 CHASSIS AY - Back
Page
67 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP981710 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 29 20
2 SP8E1327 DENSITOMETER AY 29 1 See Figure 31.
3 SP7E9343 WASHER 29 4
4 ------ PLATE - chassis 29 2 Not available.
5 SP8E4554 INSULATION - chassis 29 1
6 SP8F0296 GUIDE AY - entrance 29 1
7 SP981710 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 29 4 Included with item 6.
8 SP8F0298 GUIDE - vertical 29 1
9 SP7E8015 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 29 20
10 SP8E4393 SPRING - idler roller 29 6
11 SP5F2063 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 29 23
12 SP8E4385 RETAINER - bearing 29 6
13 SP8E4394 PULLEY - 3 mm, 16 tooth 29 5
14 SP748361 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 29 1
15 SP8E1423 SHAFT - idler, timing 29 1
16 SP8E4440 IDLER - timing, flat, flanged 29 1
17 SP8E4540 TENSIONER AY - grooved 29 1
18 SP8E1205 MOTOR - stepperG1010 29 1
19 SP8E4448 PULLEY - 3 mm, 30 tooth 29 1
20 SP8E1763 GASKET - duct 29 1
21 SP5F2514 BELT - timing, roller 29 1
22 8E4542 TENSIONER AY - flat 29 1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 30 CHASSIS AY - ROLLERS
Page
68 of 117
6
1
7
3 5
2 3
1
4
11 6
7
9
10
8
12
13
17 14
15
16
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 31 DENSITOMETER
Page
70 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP981710 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 31 10
2 ------ LABEL - serial no. 31 1 Not available.
3 ------ COVER - densitometer 31 1 Not available.
4 SP748355 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 31 4
5 ------ BOARD - light source 31 1 Not available.
6 ------ PIPE - densitometer, light 31 2 Not available.
7 ------ HOLDER - light pipe 31 2 Not available.
8 SP748354 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 31 1
9 SP8E1024 SENSOR - flag 31 1 sf20
10 ------ CABLE - densitometer exit sensor 31 1 Not available.
11 ------ BRACKET - sensor 31 1 Not available.
12 ------ GUIDE - upper 31 1 Not available.
13 ------ SPACER - densitometer 31 2 Not available.
14 ------ GUIDE - lower 31 1 Not available.
15 K748353 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 31 1
16 ------ CABLE - light source 31 1 Not available.
17 ------ BOARD - densitometer 31 1 Not available.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 SORTER AY
Page
71 of 117 Figure 32 Overview
4
1
Figure 32 Overview
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E1214 SECTION - sorter idler 32 1 See Figure 33.
2 SP8E4644 SORTER AY 32 4 See Figure 34 and
Figure 35.
3 SP8E4601 LABEL - sorter access 32 1
4 ------ LABEL - serial no. 32 1 Not available.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 33 IDLER SECTION
Page
72 of 117
1
2
2
18 19 1
30
22 1 11
24 1
20 17
21 23 13 14
12
1 10
15 9
5
16
26
25 3
7 4
27 31 3 29 28 8
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 34 DRIVE SECTION - 1 of 2
Page
74 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E7743 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 34 29
2 ------ COVER - sorter 34 1 Not available.
3 SP136224 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 34 2
4 SP8E1406 KNOB - roller 34 1
5 SP7E9162 NUT - hex, self-locking 34 10
6 ------ MOUNT - diverter actuator 34 1 Not available.
7 ------ SPACER - rotary actuator 34 5 Not available.
8 SP8E4324 ACTUATOR - rotary, diverter, bin 1 34 1 sol4
9 SP8E4325 ACTUATOR - rotary, diverter, bin 2 - 5 34 4 sol5 - 8
10 SP8E1616 COUPLING - helical, diverter 34 5
11 SP8E1559 BOARD - detector, jam sense 34 1
12 SP8E4210 HARNESS - rotary solenoid/sensor 34 1
13 ------ COLLIMATOR - photo cell 34 1 Not available.
14 SP8E1910 PLATE - catch 34 1
15 SP8E9440 BRUSH AY - anti-static, bin 6 34 1
16 SP8E9439 BRUSH AY - anti-static, bin 1-5 34 5
17 SP7E9447 SPRING - pressure roller 34 12
18 SP78-8016- E-RING - 7/32 in. shaft diameter 34 20
5853-1
19 SP7E8007 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 34 12
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
Page
75 of 117 20 SP8E4183 HOUSING - bearing 34 12
21 SP7E9157 BEARING - ball, radial 34 12
22 SP8E1315 ROLLER - transport 34 6
23 SP8E4624 ROLLER - pressure, segmented 34 6
24 SP8E1777 GEAR - drive, 12 tooth 34 6
25 ------ SHAFT - pivot 34 1 Not available.
26 ------ BEARING - pivot 34 2 Not available.
27 SP8E4645 TRAY - back, bin 1 34 1
28 ------ PLUG - round 34 1 Not available.
29 SP26-1000- BUSHING - grommet 34 1
0785-0
30 SP7E7439 PIN - dowel 34 6
31 ------ FRAME - drive AY 34 1 Not available.
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 35 DRIVE SECTION - 2 of 2
Page
76 of 117
13 25
14 27
15 26
6
18
7 7
16
8 9 10
20
19
21 12 28
23
24 4
17 11
22 3
5 4
2
1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 35 DRIVE SECTION - 2 of 2
Page
77 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP7E7744 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 35 2
2 SP8E1216 MOTOR - stepper 35 1 mst17
3 SP8E4152 COUPLING - motor 35 1
4 SP7E7743 SCREW - Torx, sems, black 35 5
5 SP7E8226 MOUNT - damper 35 1
6 SP136224 E-RING - 1/4 in. shaft diameter 35 2
7 SP7E8007 BEARING - ball, flanged, extended race 35 6
8 SP8E1153 SHAFT AY - drive 35 1
9 SP78-8016- E-RING - 7/32 in. shaft diameter 35 7 Included with item 8.
5853-1
10 SP7E7439 PIN - dowel 35 7 Included with item 8.
11 SP8E1558 BOARD - emitter, jam sense 35 1
12 SP7E9607 REFLECTOR - LED 35 1
13 SP78-8016- E-RING - 3/16 in. shaft diameter 35 5
5859-8
14 ------ SLEEVE - shaft 35 2 Not available.
15 ------ ROLLER AY - guide 35 4 Not available.
16 SP78-8016- E-RING - 7/32 in. shaft diameter 35 6
5853-1
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
Page
78 of 117 17 SP8E1777 GEAR - drive, 12 tooth 35 2
18 SP8E1315 ROLLER - transport 35 1
19 SP7E9157 BEARING - ball, radial 35 4
20 SP8E4183 HOUSING - bearing 35 4
21 SP8E4138 ROLLER - pressure, ball bearing 35 2
22 SP7E7439 PIN - dowel 35 2
23 SP8E1690 ROLLER - transport, lower 35 1
24 SP8E1508 DIVERTER AY 35 5
25 SP78-8005- TIE-WRAP - Panduit 35 7
4748-7
26 SP8E4209 HARNESS - motor 35 1
27 SP8E1622 BOARD - sorter control 35 1
28 K151779 BEARING - Nyliner 35 5
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 DICOM RASTER ENGINE (DRE)
Page
79 of 117 Figure 36 DRE AY
2
5
1
4
Figure 36 DRE
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8F0036 DRE AY 36 1
2 tbd DRIVE - DVD ROM 36 1
3 tbd HARD DRIVE - SATA 36 1
4 tbd POWER SUPPLY 36 1
5 tbd FAN 36 2
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 POWER MODULE
Page
80 of 117 Figure 37 POWER SUPPLY AY
2
7
5
1
8
26
1
10
2
3
13
14
9 22
18 19 23
11 15
12 8
24
7
20 21
4
16
25 17
6 5
H199_1005DC-fap
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST Illustrated Parts List
15JUL05
8F1622 Figure 38 Overview
Page
82 of 117
Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes
1 SP8E4035 HARNESS - EBA to drawer solenoids 38 1
2 SP8E4049 CABLE - service switch 38 1
3 SP8E4206 HARNESS - drawer interlocks 38 1
4 SP8E4038 CABLE - ethernet, DICOM 38 1
5 SP8E4022 CABLE - AC, power switch 38 1
6 SP8E4023 CABLE - AC, processor power 38 1
7 SP8E4027 CABLE - cartridge controller to bulkhead, 1
pickup, upper 38
Publication Publication
ECO No. Changed Pages File Name Notes
Date No.
15JUL05 8F1622 CN0006110 ----- 8f1622.fm • New Publication
• Rev A - Serial
Number 89005001
and Above
DIAGRAMS
for the
Kodak DryView 8900 LASER IMAGER RELEASE 3
Important
Qualified service personnel must repair this equipment.
H199_0500AC
Confidential
Restricted Information
HEALTH GROUP © Eastman Kodak Company, 2005
PLEASE NOTE The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the subject matter gained by Eastman Kodak
Company prior to publication.
No patent license is granted by this information.
Eastman Kodak Company reserves the right to change this information without notice, and makes no warranty, express or implied,
with respect to this information. Kodak shall not be liable for any loss or damage, including consequential or special damages,
resulting from any use of this information, even if loss or damage is caused by Kodak’s negligence or other fault.
This equipment includes parts and assemblies sensitive to damage from electrostatic
discharge. Use caution to prevent damage during all service procedures.
Table of Contents
Description Page
Block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
System Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Electrical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
System Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Publication History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2 15JUL05 – 8F1642
Block
Section 1: Block
System Connections
Kodak Dryview 8900 LASER IMAGER - Release 3 System Functional Block / Wiring Diagram - Sheet 2
2005 MARCH REV. A 8F1620
A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA
mst16
PROCESSOR
MOTOR mst22 sf20 a20 i3 Ref Des Description Home / Default Active ROTATING PROCESSOR
DENSITOMETER mdc19 FILM PICKUP AND FEED MODULE D1 BOARD PROCESSOR CONTROL BOARD
MOTOR rtd1 (middle)
1 COOLING
SECTION FAN rtd2 (front)
s312 mdc2 (u, m, or l)
mdc3 (u, m, or l)
PICKUP MOTOR
VACUUM PUMP
Default = Home (up)
Default = Off
Moves up and down
On
Item Function
In parallel, these LEDs D4
Item Function 1
rtd3 (back) mst22 DS1 D1 (LED) See HAPPY LED Functions Table.
send coded asynchronous
mdc4 (u, m, or l) FEED ROLLER CLOSE MOTOR Nip Open Nip Closed or Moving signals every ½ second
D1 and indicating DRUM Turns on when heat command is sent to
mst5 (u, m, or l) FILM FEED MOTOR Off On DS2 D2 (LED)
sol8 D3 temperature to an external D3 Middle Zone of HEATER.
s5 (u, m, or l) PICKUP HOME SENSOR Blocked Unblocked (LEDs) PHOTODETECTOR,
sol7 Turns on when heat command is sent to
which sends the data to D3 (LED)
s6 (u, m, or l) CUPS ENGAGED SENSOR Unblocked Blocked Front Zone of HEATER.
the PROCESSOR
sol6 FILM OUT SENSOR Blocked = Film Out Unblocked = Film Surface DS3 CONTROL BOARD. D2 Turns on when heat command is sent to
sf7 (u, m, or l) D4 (LED)
sol5 Back Zone of HEATER.
When on, indicates that
2 LIGHT SOURCE
mst16 mdc19 sol4
s8 (u, m, or l)
sf9 (u, m, or l)
FEED ROLLER OPEN SENSOR
FILM AT FEED SENSOR
Blocked = Open (or Closing)
Blocked = No Film
Unblocked = Closed (or Opening)
Unblocked = Film
SORTER CONTROL D3
D4
(LED)
ROTATING PROCESSOR
BOARD has +5V power.
JP1
D1
D5 (LED)
Blinks with signals sent from ROTATING
PROCESSOR BOARD D1 and D3 via
2
BOARD sol3 (u, m, or l) VACUUM VALVE Off = Closed On = Open PHOTO DETECTOR.
s311 BOARD
ROLLBACK MODULE D4 D5
J6 Must be set across Pins 1 and 2 to receive
sf20 Item Function (JUMPER) signals from PHOTO DETECTOR.
FILM AT mst17 mdc1 (u, m, or l) ROLLBACK MOTOR Cartridge Closed Cartridge Open or Rollback Moving
DENSITOMETER M M M sr2 (u, m, or l) CART. PRESENCE SENSOR Blocked = No Cart. Unblocked = Cart. Present DS1
See HAPPY LED JP1
No JUMPERS used for normal operation.
Functions Table. (JUMPER)
a20 i4 S1
sr3 (u, m, or l) ROLLBACK HOME SENSOR Blocked = Home Unblocked = Not Home INTERLOCK Status. S1 RESET. Press to reset and initialize CPU
DENSITOMETER sw1 DS2 When on, indicates Top (SWITCH) circuits.
sf19 M M M M s4 (u, m, or l) ROLLBACK OPEN SENSOR Blocked = Fully Open Unblocked = Not Fully Open
Hazard 24V is applied.
3 FILM AT
PROCESSOR
mst15
s19 VERTICAL TRANSPORT MODULE
When off, FILM AT J6 3
VERTICAL mst6 VERT. TRANS. DOWN MOTOR Off Down SORTER SENSOR not
SENSOR i1U yet calibrated. When on,
TRANSPORT
UP MOTOR + sol1U mst15
sf19
VERT. TRANS. UP MOTOR
FILM AT PROCESSOR SENSOR
Off
Blocked = No Film
Up
Unblocked = Film
DS3
EMITTER is off, or
EMITTER is on and there
mdc4M is a film jam in SORTER.
IMAGING ASSEMBLY
M M M J2 J1 SW1
M mst7 PLATEN SWEEP MOTOR Home = 17 in. Position 8, 11, 12, 14 in. Pos., Kick Action
mdc1M mdc2M RF TAG READER BOARD
mst8 PLATEN FEED ROLLER MOTOR Stopped Load, Unload
mst5M mdc18 sol3M mdc3M Item Function
4 +
i1M
sol1M
mst9
mst10
PLATEN LOAD MOTOR
FILM CENTERING MOTOR
Home = Retracted
Home = Front
Limit = Film Horizon
10 or 14 in. Position LED1 See HAPPY LED Functions Table.
4
mst6 mdc11 SPINNER MOTOR Idle Speed Printing Speed
Turns on when Antenna 0 is selected for
VERTICAL M LED2
transmission or reception of RF data.
TRANSPORT
mst15 M M M M CARTRIDGE
mdc13 ATTENUATOR MOTOR Home = Retracted Limit = Extended Turns on when Antenna 1 is selected for
DOWN MOTOR CONTROL BOARD LED3
transmission or reception of RF data.
mst14 TRANSLATION MOTOR Home = Rear 10 or 14 in. Position
mst6 sf2L sf7L s5L s4L (SEE DETAIL BELOW) Turns on when Antenna 2 is selected for
i1L LED4
mst7 M + sol1L s10 PLATEN LOAD HOME SENSOR Blocked = Finger at Home Unblocked = Finger Not Home
SW1
transmission or reception of RF data.
5 sf9
FILM AT FEED
s6
CUPS ENGAGED
+ s11
s12
PLATEN SWEEP HOME SENS.
CENTERING HOME SENSOR
Blocked = Tabs at Home
Blocked = Home
Unblocked = Tabs Not Home
Unblocked = Not Home EXPOSURE BRIDGE
(SWITCH)
RESET. Press to reset CPU to initial state.
5
S8 SENSOR SENSOR M ASSEMBLY (EBA) LED1
mst8 M M sf13 FILM AT PLATEN SENSOR Blocked = No Film Unblocked = Film at Platen
FEED ROLLER
OPEN SENSOR + M mdc20
i2 s14 START OF PAGE SENSOR Unblocked = No Film Edge Blocked = Film at Sensor
(SEE DETAIL BELOW)
LED4 LED3 LED2
sol2 s15 READHEAD ENCODER N/A N/A
mdc4 sf13 OPTICS CONTROL BOARD
s5 s16 TRANSLATION HOME SENSOR Blocked = Home Unblocked = Not Home
FEED
PICKUP HOME s10 M Item Function
ROLLER M s17 TRANSLATION LIMIT SENSOR Unblocked = Not at Limit Blocked = Travel Limit J10 J1 J6B
SENSOR OPTICS JP6
6 CLOSE
MOTOR
mdc11 M s14
s12
M ELECTRONICS
s18
FILM PROCESSOR
ATTENUATOR HOME SENSOR Blocked = Home Unblocked = Not Home
JP8
JP1
LED1
OPTICS
HAPPY!
See HAPPY LED Functions Table. 6
M mdc21 a20 DENSITOMETER LED Off LED On POWER SUPPLY GND2 SW1 Normally, only jumpers JP6 and JP8 are
J8 JP7 installed. The only jumpers designed for
mst9 mst16 PROCESSOR MOTOR On Off
mst14 J2 J6A JP1 - JP10
possible field use are JP2, JP3, and JP6.
mst5 mst22 DENSITOMETER MOTOR On Off These are used when loading new code
mst10 TRANSLATION JP9 LED1 (JUMPERS)
for the LINEAR MOTOR CONTROLLER
FILM MOTOR mdc18 FAZ FILTER FAN On -- via J10. Code uploading can occur only
FEED mdc2 OPTICS
JP5
mdc19 COOLING SECTION FAN On -- under instruction from Service Engineering.
PICKUP MOTOR HAPPY!
MOTOR
sf7 JP4
mst7 rtd1 MIDDLE TEMP. SENSOR On Off RFI CIRCUIT JP3 SW1 RESET. Press to reset CPU.
JP10
7 FILM OUT
SENSOR mdc3
VACUUM
sol3
VACUUM VALVE
sf13
FILM AT
mst8
PLATEN FEED
PLATEN SWEEP
MOTOR s15
rtd2
rtd3
FRONT TEMP. SENSOR
BACK TEMP. SENSOR
On
On
Off
Off
FILTER BREAKERS
VOLTAGE
TP2
PARITY JP2
TP1 Test Point for OPTICS HAPPY signal. 7
POSITION T1 TP2 Test Point for PARITY ERROR.
PUMP PLATEN ROLLER MOTOR SELECTION PLUG AGND1 GND1 ERROR
ENCODER sf20 FILM AT DENSITOMETER Blocked = No Film Unblocked = Film GB10
SENSOR CB1 RECEPTACLE TP3 Test Point for LASER DRIVE signal.
sr3 s10 READHEAD SORTER TP1
ROLLBACK HOME PLATEN LOAD s14 CB2 J9 J4 J3 OPTICS TPAM5V Test Point for -5V for LASER DRIVER.
mst17 TURNAROUND MOTOR Off On C1 CB3
SENSOR HOME START OF PAGE HAPPY! TPAP5V Test Point for +5V for LASER DRIVER.
SENSOR SENSORS s311 FILM AT SORTER EMITTER Off On +5, +24 VDC
PD1 TP3 TP2.5V,
s16 s312 FILM AT SORTER DETECTOR Unblocked = No Film Blocked = Film at Sorter SUPPLY TP3.3V,
TRANSLATION PHOTO LASER TPA TPA TP TP TP TP Test Points for indicated voltages.
TP5V,
8 HOME
SENSOR
sol4
sol5
DEFLECTOR 1 SOLENOID
DEFLECTOR 2 SOLENOID
Off
Off
On
On
DETECTOR DRIVE -5V +5V 2.5V 3.3V 5V 24V TP24V
8
sol6 DEFLECTOR 3 SOLENOID Off On
mdc11 MICRO BOARD “HAPPY” LED FUNCTIONS CARTRIDGE CONTROL BOARD
sol7 DEFLECTOR 4 SOLENOID Off On
SPINNER
MOTOR sol8 DEFLECTOR 5 SOLENOID Off On
LED Blink Pattern Indicates: Item Function
1 Second On / 1 Second Off MICRO is “HAPPY”. D1 (LED) See HAPPY LED Functions Table.
INTERLOCKS / LATCHES / SWITCHES / FANS
s4 i1 (u, m, or l) SUPPLY DRAWER INTERLOCK Closed Open D2 (LED) On when Service Switch is in Service position. Bypasses
ROLLBACK OPEN s11 1/4 Second On / 1/4 Second Off Microcode has failed checksum test. INTERLOCKS and applies 24V to DRAWERS.
SENSOR PLATEN i2 FRONT DOOR INTERLOCK Closed Open
sr2 D3 (LED) On when 24V power is enabled for UPPER DRAWER.
9 CARTRIDGE
PRESENCE
mdc1
ROLLBACK
mst9
SWEEP
HOME s17 i3
i4
TOP HOOD INTERLOCK
REAR DOOR INTERLOCK
Closed
Closed
Open
Open
P10/J10 On Steady
Reflash of microcode has failed during a
software update. MICRO is trying to recover. D4 (LED) On when 24V power is enabled for MIDDLE DRAWER. 9
PLATEN LOAD SENSOR TRANSLATION Off Steady Hardware failure on MICRO BOARD. D5 (LED) On when 24V power is enabled for LOWER DRAWER.
SENSOR MOTOR MOTOR mst10 LIMIT DRE FANS On --
P4/J4
mdc20
FILM CENTERING SENSOR NOTE: HAPPY LED on SORTER CONTROL BOARD has additional D107(U), D207(M), D307(L) (LED) FPOS - Off when FILM is present at FILM AT FEED
mdc21 DC SUPPLY FAN On -- AC BOARD SENSOR.
MOTOR blink patterns described in DIAGNOSTICS MANUAL 8E5983.
s12 s18 mst13 sol1 (u, m, or l) SUPPLY DRAWER LATCH Off = Locked On = Released K1 FHOM - On when FEED ROLLER is home or between
PLATEN CENTERING ATTENUATOR ATTENUATOR CONTACTOR D108(U), D208(M), D308(L) (LED)
FRONT DOOR LATCH Off = Locked On = Released home and closed.
sol2
HOME SENSOR HOME SENSOR MOTOR
SERVICE OVERRIDE SWITCH Off On D109(U), D209(M), D309(L) (LED) RLED - On when CARTRIDGE LID is fully opened.
sw1
OVERCURRENT D110(U), D210(M), D310(L) (LED) RLHM - On when CARTRIDGE LID is in home position.
10 TEST POINTS: UPPER DRAWER
CONTROL
MIDDLE DRAWER
CONTROL
LOWER DRAWER
CONTROL
D3
UPPER DRAWER D111(U), D211(M), D311(L) (LED) CTBK - Off when CARTRIDGE is loaded in DRAWER. 10
TP103 FEED ROLL 24V POWER D112(U), D212(M), D312(L) (LED) CTFR - Not Used.
D4
CLOSE MTR,
MIDDLE D113(U), D213(M), D313(L) (LED) FCON - NOT USED.
VAC PUMP
DRAWER D114(U), D214(M), D314(L) (LED) FOUT - Off when PICKUP HEEL is down and contacts film.
24V PWR
HARD TP102 VAC SOL ECUPS - Off when PICKUP VACUUM ARM is vertical or
D115(U), D215(M), D315(L) (LED)
DISK horizontal. On when in between.
USB TP101 PICKUP MTR TP404 D5
MASTER CPU
DRIVE LOWER D116(U), D216(M), D316(L) (LED) PHOM - On when PICKUP ASSEMBLY is home.
TP403
DRAWER
11 6
1
DVD
TP100 ROLLBACK MTR
TP102 TP103
TP200 TP202 TP203 TP302 TP303
24V PWR
D117(U), D217(M), D317(L) (LED)
JP1 (JUMPER)
CTCN - Not Used.
Jumpers are set for operation of the I2C chip. Do not change.
11
SENSOR LEDs: TP100 TP300
TP301
DRIVE FILM POS
TP101
TP404 JP102(U), JP202(M), JP302(L) Install jumper to enable SENSORS for DRAWER. LEDs will
GND
RXD
TP201
TXD
DRE COMPUTER NOT USED TP403 (TEST POINT) +24 VDC Return
12 NOT USED
FILM OUT
TP403
24V RTN
TP404 (TEST POINT) +24 VDC 12
POWER CUPS ENGAGED TP100(U), TP200(M), Used to check drive circuit to ROLLBACK MOTOR. Steady
SUPPLY PICKUP HOME TP300(L) (TEST POINT) high (24V) is normal. Pulses indicate overcurrent (or short).
INTEL
POWER J21 J21 TP402
SUPPLY
PENTIUM III CONTROL SATA +5V TP101(U), TP201(M), Used to check drive circuit to PICKUP MOTOR. Steady high
1 GHz CPU CONTROLLER HARD
S1 (RESET) TP301(L) (TEST POINT) (24V) is normal. Pulses indicate overcurrent (or short).
(SOCKET 370) DISK
TP401 TP102(U), TP202(M), Used to check drive circuit to VACUUM SOLENOID. Steady
LCD MOUSE
NOT USED +5V GND TP302(L) (TEST POINT) high (24V) is normal. Pulses indicate overcurrent (or short).
TOUCHSCREEN 100 MHz LITHIUM UPPER DRAWER MIDDLE DRAWER LOWER DRAWER TP103(U), TP203(M),
Used to check drive circuit to FEED ROLLER CLOSE
BUS J17 BATTERY D1 (SAME AS (SAME AS TP303(L) (TEST POINT)
MOTOR or VACUUM PUMP. Steady high (24V) is normal.
13 TOUCHSCREEN
CONTROLLER
TEMP 32 BIT,
PCI SLOTS 2 - 5 (NOT USED)
EIDE
PRIMARY
J17 DIMMs (2)
HAPPY! UPPER DRAWER) UPPER DRAWER) Pulses indicate overcurrent (or short).
13
J22 SENSOR BUS DVD
33 MHz
INVERTER AGP AGP AND DRIVE
SLOT MEMORY SOUTH EXPOSURE BRIDGE AY (EBA)
CONTROLLER/ PCI BUS BRIDGE PCI
EIDE J13 J13
PROCESSOR TO ISA/IDE
VGA VGA CONTROLLER
SECONDARY
Item Function
+5V RED
+5V RED
GND BLK
GND BLK
GND BLK
GND BLK
+12V YEL
+12V YEL
COMPACT COMPACT
LCD CTRL TO PCI BUS
FLASH FLASH
BRIDGE
CARD CARD 120 VAC JP1 SENSORS ON TP HAZTOP24V MASTER CPU HAPPY LED
E-NET E-NET (48 MB) GND1 - GND4 Test Points for Logic ground.
CTRL CTRL
BATTERY
(48 MB) from UPS
J8 JP1 SENSORS ON - Jumper Pins 1 to 2 (diag.) to turn on SENSORS.
J8
100 Mhz +3.3V ORN
SPEAKER SUPER +5V RED LED1 FILM AT PLATEN - On when FILM is entering the PLATEN.
EBA
14 POWER/ SDRAM
I/O
ISA
BUS
+12V
+5Vsb
-5V
-12V
YEL
PUR
WHT
BLU
POWER
SUPPLY LOCAL PANEL
LED2 LOAD HOME - On when FILM is loaded in PLATEN. 14
SYSTEM MANAGEMENT (SM) BUS PC SIG GRY LED3 SWEEP HOME - On when FILM CARRIAGE is in the home position.
SPEAKER SDRAM GND BLK
FAN POWER/SPEAKER
KEYPAD +12V MASTER CPU LED4 CENTERING HOME - On when FILM is centered axially in the PLATEN.
SDRAM BIOS
FLASH BOARD
LED SERIAL CLOCK POWER LED1 FILM AT PLATEN LED5 Unused
J1 EEPROM GEN. WATCHDOG SUPPLY
CUSTOMER LED2 LOAD HOME
TIMER FPGA CONFIG PMC600 LED6 FILM AT PROC - On when FILM is entering the PROCESSOR.
LED3 SWEEP HOME
MOTHERBOARD NETWORK GND2 RESET RESET
LED4 CENTERING HOME LED7 CONFIG CPU HAPPY - See HAPPY LED Functions Table.
J4 USB to LED5 UNUSED LED8 FPGA CONFIG IN PROCESS - On when FPGA configuration is occurring.
A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA
8900-03R
H199_9000FC
8F1642 – 15JUL05 3
DIAGRAMS
Section 2: Electrical
System Overview
Kodak Dryview 8900 LASER IMAGER - Release 3 System Functional Block / Wiring Diagram - Sheet 1
2005 MARCH REV. A 8F1620
(Option)
TACH/CPU
VCC
SDAF
33 M
SDAF
PIXEL/SEC.
USB CONNECTOR
J23 NU NU
NU
USB CONNECTOR
WHT
WHT
WHT
WHT
WHT
WHT
RED
RED
RED
RED
GB10
WHT
(Option)
J9 4 1
24V 5.1V J5
J8 A D B C GRN/YEL
+24V +5.1V G
RTN SENSE WHT
N
+5/+24 VDC SUPPLY BLK MAIN
L
GND2
CB3
GRN
BLK BLK
120 P8 P7 P11 P12
VAC
SVC P17 P18
T1 RED P5 P9
PORT
C1
P1 0 K 1 P10
A 1 MOV7 MOV4
2 4 P3 BLU
B C VOLTAGE RED P6 F
P2
D SELECTION E 120 VAC TO
6 8 P4 BRN PLUG
E F MOV5 MOV6 D PROCESSOR
MOV1
CONTACTOR C
(Option) B
MOV3 MOV2 A
W1 BLK
P14
GT1 SH FAN
BLK
GRN P13
AC BOARD
P16 P15 P20 P19
MAIN BLK WHT
GND1 REMOVE JUMPER FOR NORWAY
H199_9001FC
4 15JUL05 – 8F1642
Publication History
8F1642 – 15JUL05 5
Kodak and DryView are trademarks of Eastman Kodak Company.
AUGUST 2005
The purpose of these Release Notes is to provide information on changes that have occurred in
the installation of the Kodak DryView 8900 LASER IMAGER. When installing the 8900 LASER
IMAGER RELEASE 3, use the INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for the Kodak DryView
8900 LASER IMAGER, 8E5986 and this Release Notes document.
ECO Number
Document References
The new part number is 7F6344. The location and installation of the CHARCOAL FILTER has
changed as follows.
DUCT FILTER
DOOR
LEVER
WIRE LATCH
LOWER RIGHT
FRONT DOOR
H199_0736ACA
H199_0736AC
PLENUM
FILTER
H199_0737GCA
H199_0737GC
RJ-45 CONNECTOR
LOWER RIGHT
FRONT DOOR
H199_0734ACB
H199_0734AC
The connection for the customer’s network on the DRE is located as shown below.
LOCAL PANEL
Customer Network
USB to EBA
COM 2 to EBA