Paper PICK-UP Operation | Epson Scan 2500 manual

EPSON Stylus Scan 2500

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PAPER PICK-UP OPERATION

When the Load/Eject switch is pressed or printing order is input, the carriage unit moves until the left edge and collides with paper pick up trigger lever. When the carriage collides with this trigger level, a planetary gear located on the same axis is also pushed at the same time and conveys the motive power on the platen to the adjoining gear line side for ASF drive.

	Gear 34/	Combination	Paper pickup
	Gear 34/	gear 16,40.8	Paper pickup
	ASF roller	gear 16,40.8	trigger lever	Gear 36/
	ASF roller		trigger lever	Gear 36/
	drive gear			Eject roller
				drive gear

Combination

G12.4,28/

Eject roller transmission

gear

			PF motor
	Spur 23.2/ASF		pinion gear
	roller		Combination G
	transmission	Gear 73.6	16,21.6/Platen roller
	gear	Gear 73.6	transmission gear
	gear		transmission gear

Figure 2-12. Paper Pickup Mechanism

Operating Principles

Printer Mechanism Operation

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Epson Scan 2500 service manual Paper PICK-UP Operation, Combination 12.4,28 Eject roller transmission Gear

Contents

Epson Stylus Scan Epson Stylus Scan Revision a Precautions Preface Revision Status Issued DateRevision Description Epson Stylus Scan Revision a Contents Maintenance Product Description Mode Scan Output Print Micro Dot Size Head Media Local Copy SpecificationsMode Res Weave Local copy Document Scan areaStarting scan Edge Position 1st bit Scanning Area Document Print area Print AreaPaper feed direction Printable Area Printing Raster Graphics modeInput data buffer Control codes Printable Area for Envelopes PaperEnvelope Margin Size Left Margin Right Margin Top Margin Bottom Margin Min Color Ink Cartridge 9 Ink AAS Scanner Common Safety, EMC Electrical specifications Environmental conditions Humidity % Temperature CResistance to electric noise Reliability Interfaces Printer InterfaceParallel USB Preventing Data Transfer TIME-OUT of Hosts USB ConfigurationInterface Selection Pin #2 Pin #1 IEEE1284.4 Protocol Scanner interfaces Scanner Configuration for USB USBElement Description 11. Special settings mode 10. Power-on functionsControl Panel Buttons 12. Copy button functions Copy Button100% B&W Normal Quality Reduce Button Enlarge Number Color Warm up LCD 13. Settings Menu 14. LCD display and LED indicators Indicators and LCD Display Initialization Printer Initialization15. Initialization Settings Menu 16. Settings MenuScanner Initialization PRINTER-SPECIFIC Errors Stylus Scan Errors17. Printer-SPECIFIC errors Menus Options SCANNER-SPECIFIC ErrorsScanning ADF Physical Characteristics DimensionsWeight Page Operating Principles Printer Mechanism Operation GeneralMotor Types and Corresponding Functions Motor Type Function For details PF motor Printing MechanismPump unit CR guide shaft CR Motor PF roller PG lever Sensor Nozzle selector BoardInk cartridge Piezo unit Filter Normal State Printing ProcessInk course Piezo unit Cavity Ejecting State Nozzles CR Motor Control for Each Mode Carriage Motor SpecificationsPhase drive Carriage Mechanism and Motor Motor Platen GAP LeverUnit Forward Normal Paper Feeding Mechanism Motor Control for Each Mode PF Motor Specifications Paper Feeding Mechanism Top View Multiple Paper Loading Prevention Mechanism right side view MULTI-FEED Prevention Mechanism Method Smaller TRAILING-EDGE Margin Power on sequence Power off sequenceCarriage Lock Mechanism Paper eject sequence Combination 12.4,28 Eject roller transmission Gear Paper PICK-UP Operation Carriage lock Lever Cleaner blade Pump, Carriage Lock, Head Cleaner MechanismInk System Pump roller Cap unit Gear B Compression Spring Gear C Pump drive Roller Pump Motor Rotation and Function Pumping modes Pump Mode Revolutions Absorption Cap Mechanism Carriage Unit Scanner Principles 20. Carriage Movement Carriage Operation Local copy process Local and PC Copy PrinciplesStylus Scan 2500 Local Copy Dpi Type Removal Mode Setting Scan Res. dpi Print Res. dpi Media PC Copy SettingsPC copy process Normal PC copy Electrical Circuit Operating Principles 1 B102 PSB/PSE Board Application of DC VoltageVoltage Application Printer Scanner ZD53 Switch Power signalD89 D51 C51,C52 Power drop Circuit Switch 2 B102 Main Board Option 1284 I/FTransceiver Unit Epson Stylus Scan Revision a Troubleshooting Printer Condition and Panel Stat us Unit Level Troubleshooting Printer/Scanner does not operate at power on Symptoms and Problem sFlowchart Error is detected Failure occurs during printingEndEnd Control panel operation is abnormal Printer does not feed paper correctly Printer-Specific errors Printer Related Troubleshooting Repair of the Printer Mechanis m Symptom Condition Cause Check Point Solution Repair of the Printer Mechanism Epson Stylus Scan Revision a Epson Stylus Scan Revision a User-level Scanner-Specific errors Scanner TroubleshootingService Level Troubleshooting Starts Here Power problems Carriage Unit does not operate Scanner does not initialize 11. The lamp does not light up 10. Carriage unit crashes into frame 14. Parallel Interface Error 13. Scsi Interface Error12. Poor image quality 15. Option unit malfunction 16. Motor Resistance and Measurement Procedure Troubleshooting Motors and SensorsSensor Name Location Signal Level Sensor Status 17. Sensor Check Disassembly & Assembly Overview Assembling or adjusting the printer When transporting the printer after installingMake the specified adjustments when you When assembling, if an ink cartridge is removed Screw Characteristics Specification for ScrewsTools Tool List Head Top Side Body Washer Assembled Screw Types and Abbreviations Service Checks After Repair Inspection Checklist for the Stylus ScanCategory Component Item to check Is Check Required? Epson Stylus Scan Revision a Disassembly Procedures Removing the rear cover Removing the Housing Removing the control panel assembly Removing the top coverRemove three CBS 3x6 screws Removing the scanner support frame Removing the side covers Removing the paper eject assembly Remove two screws On the left side Removing the power supply board upper frame Cable protector Remove two Screws Removal of the B102 PSB/PSE Board Removing the printer mechanism Remove three screws Remove two screws Remove one screw Remove four screws Removal of the Circuit Board Tray Removal of the Printer Consumables Spacer Waste ink tank Removing the waste ink pads Removing the cleaning assembly Pump Cap Assembly, be careful that the parts do not pop out during When reassembling the cleaning assembly, refer toDisassembly and assembly When assembling the printer, be careful not to crush nor Removing the Cap and Pump Assemblies Removing the Printhead Unit Disassembling the Printer Mechanism Nozzle Selector has been enclosed into head Fastener Head Compression Spring Removing the PF Motor Assembly No.1 Removing the CR Motor Assembly Removing the ASF Assembly Removing the ASF Assembly Disassembling the ASF Roller Assembly Paper Feed Roller Assembly Hopper Assembly Brake Leveer Torsion SpringEpson standard color Black When installing the LD roller assembly, make sure Removing the Right and Left LD Roller AssemblyAssembly That the hooks are hung on the paper feed Removing the Carriage Assembly 12. Removing the Carriage Assembly Removing the PF Roller Assembly PF Roller Assembly Front Paper Guide B Eject Paper Roller Assembly 16. Removing the PE Detector Assembly Removing the PE Paper Detector Assembly Disassembly of the Scanner Mechanism Removing the HP DetectorHP Detector Removing the scanner Removing the lampRemove two screws Removing the scanner power supply board Removing the scanner assembly from the scanner guide shaftRemove spring here Remove the FFC Frame as described in .7.1.3 above Removing the scanner motor Adjustment List of Service Procedures That Require Adjustment Required AdjustmentsList of Required Adjustments Content of Operation Adjustment Procedure Adjustment Tools Required Printer AdjustmentPrinter hardware adjustments Parallelism Adjustment Left Parallelism Adjustment Fixing Parallelism Adjustment BushingChecking Parallelism Installing the program Using the Service-Adjustment Program Service Menu Items Software-based Adjustment ProceduresOpenning the Start-up menu Head ID Menu Adjustment Using the Service-Adjustment Program 118 Adjustment Using the Service-Adjustment Program 119 Production Menu Adjustment Using the Service-Adjustment Program 121 Initial Ink Charge Operation Bi-D Adjustment CL2 cleaning operation takes 60 seconds to complete Head Cleaning Operation Head Angular Adjustment Head Voltage ID InputFollowing patterns are printed Printhead Securing screw Sample of Head Angular Adjustment Pattern Scanner Adjustment Ink drainingSpecial Menu Maintenance Lubrication CleaningPrinter lubrication points Scanner lubrication points Standard Remarks Pag Lubrication Point s Maintenance Overview 131 Maintenance Overview 132 GEAR,8 Gear 40.8 No.4 Two Pieces Roller, Exit Maintenance Overview 135 Faces out Carriage Assembly Bottom view Never apply the oil exceeding 0.6ccOil pad Lubricated side GEAR,8 No.6 No.7 No.3 Gear No.9 No.10 No.8 Scanner Mechanism Type Name Supply Specification Quantity Appendix Connector Board Connector Summary Connector Pin Assignment Connector Pin Assignment-CN9 Connector Pin Assignment-CN8Connector Pin Assignment-CN10 10. Connector Pin Assignment-CN11 12. Connector Pin Assignment-CN13 11. Connector Pin Assignment-CN1213. Connector Pin Assignment-CN1 14. Connector Pin Assignment-CN15 Settings Address Explanation SettingEeprom Address Map 15. Printer Unit Eeprom Address Map Appendix Eeprom Address Map 147 Appendix Eeprom Address Map 148 16. System Unit Eeprom Map Appendix Eeprom Address Map 150 Appendix Eeprom Address Map 151 Appendix Exploded Diagrams 152 Exploded Diagrams Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.1 Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.2 Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.3 Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.4 Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.5 Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.6 Rev.01 Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.7 Epson Stylus Scan 2500 No.8 Packing Material for Epson Stylus Scan Parts List 17. Parts ListRefernceNumber Part Name Appendix Parts List 163 Appendix Parts List 164 Appendix Parts List 165 Appendix Parts List 166 Component Layouts Appendix Component Layouts 168 Appendix Component Layouts 169 Appendix Component Layouts 170 Appendix Component Layouts 171 Circuit Diagrams Page Page Page