(3) Operation
a. Wiring diagram
CPU
(IC5)
ASIC (IC202)
MCU(PCU) PWB | POWER SUPPLY PWB |
| Fusing section | |
| AC POWER IN |
| Temperature fuse | |
| CN603 | |||
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HLON | HLON- | HLL | ||
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Gate |
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| Temperature fuse | |
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| Heater |
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RTH |
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| CN603 |
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| COMP |
| PR | 2/4 HLN |
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AMP | CN2 |
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| Thermistor |
| GND | 1 |
| RTH |
| RTHN 2 |
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PR |
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| +24V | CN801 |
DRIVER |
| 1 | +24V | |
| High voltage power PWB | 2 | NC | |
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| 3 | +24VS |
b. Operation | Heat roller: | The heat roller is made of aluminum |
The heater lamp ON/OFF is controlled by the detection signal (volt- |
| tube coated with teflon to provide a good |
| separation capability. | |
age value) from the thermistor to maintain the heat roller surface |
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temperature at the optimum level. | Heater lamp: | A halogen lamp is used as the heater |
The heat roller surface temperature is controlled to 160/155 ˚C in the |
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print mode and to 80 ˚C in the | Pressure roller: | Silicon rubber is used to provide enough |
As a protective measure in case of abnormally high temperature in |
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the fusing section, two temperature fuses are provided in the heater | Thermistor: | A |
lamp power line. |
| is used to detect the heat roller surface |
The heater lamp is lighted by the AC power source. |
| temperature. |
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| Temperature fuse (132 ˚C): The temperature fuse (132 ˚C) is at- | |
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| tached to the fusing cover. When the |
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| fusing cover ambient temperature be- |
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| comes abnormally high, this fuse is |
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| blown off. |
| Temperature fuse (187 ˚C): The temperature fuse (187 ˚C) is closely | |
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| attached to the heat roller. When the |
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| heat roller temperature becomes abnor- |
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| mally high, this fuse is blown off. |
| Separation pawl: | The separation pawl separates paper |
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| from the heat roller mechanically. |
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