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SATO 10e service manual Circuit Board Fuse Replacement, 12, Fuse Replacement

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CIRCUIT BOARD FUSE REPLACEMENT

Section 7: Replacement Procedures

CIRCUIT BOARD FUSE REPLACEMENT

The M10e Printer has four fuses; two are wired to the power supply while the other two are directly connected to the main circuit board.

1Switch off the printer and disconnect the power supply cord.

2Remove the top, front, and left housing covers to expose fuses (1, Figure 7-12).

NOTE: Figure 10-1 of the Diagrams & Schematics section provides guidance on housing cover removal.

3 Detach fuses (1) located on main circuit board (2) and determine their condition.

NOTE: The condition of a fuse may be determined by two methods; either by visually inspecting the fuse filament for voids or by using a meter to determine conductivity.

4Replace fuses (1) as required.

5Reattach left side cover.

NOTE: Figure 10-1 of the Diagrams & Schematics section provides guidance on housing cover installation.

6 Complete the Factory Reset procedure as provided in this manual.

NOTE: Section 9 contains the Factory Reset procedures.

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SATO M10e Service Manual

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SATO 10e service manual Circuit Board Fuse Replacement, 12, Fuse Replacement

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M10e Thermal Transfer Printer SERVICE MANUALSATO America, Inc 10350A Nations Ford Road Charlotte, NC Main Phone CONFIGURATION TECHNICAL DATAINTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS ACCESSORIES INSTALLATIONREPLACEMENT PROCEDURES TROUBLESHOOTINGDIAGRAMS & SCHEMATICS ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURESFACTORY RESETS PN 9001113A RESULT IN PRESONAL INJURY INTRODUCTIONWARNING PROVIDES INFORMATION THAT, IF UNHEEDED, MAY THEORY OF OPERATION GENERAL DESCRIPTIONFigure 1-2, Interior View Correct signals initiates print head activityFigure 1-1, Front View DIP SWITCHES SWITCHES AND INDICATORSSWITCHES INDICATORSFigure 1-5, Rear View Figure 1-4, Configuration PanelCONNECTION PORTS CONNECTION PORTSENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICAL DATAPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS POWERINTERFACE MODULES CHARACTER FONT CAPABILITIESRIBBON SENSINGDOWNLAODABLE FONTS AUTO SMOOTHING FONTSVECTOR FONT AGFA RASTER FONTSREGULATORY APPROVALS BAR CODE CAPABILTIESTHE RECEIVE BUFFER INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSINTERFACE TYPES IEEE1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE DIRECTION SPECIFICATIONSSIGNAL IEEE 1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE PIN ASSIGNMENTSSPECIFICATIONS RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE SIGNALSSIGNAL DEFINITION RS232 SERIAL INTERFACEPRINTER CABLE REQUIREMENTSDB25 HOSTSPECIFICATIONS UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS USB INTERFACELOCAL AREA NETWORK LAN OPTIONAL INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSSTREAM IDENTIFICATION CANCEL CANBI-DIRECTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS ENQUIRE/ACK/NAKPRINT START DC1 PRINT JOBPRINT STOP DLE LABEL CUTTER INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES INSTALLATION4 Lift away tear-off plate REAL-TIME CLOCK PCMCIA MEMORY EXPANSION4 Insert clock chip 3 into the vacant IC Socket MEDIA UNWIND UNIT INTERFACE MODULE UPGRADESTACKER KIT Page Section 4 Accessories InstallationSATO M10e Service Manual PN 9001113ARS232 TRANSMIT/RECEIVE SETTING PRINTER CONFIGURATIONDIP SWITCH PANELS Stop Bit Selection DSW1-4 Selects the number of stop bits to end each byte transmission PRINTER SET UP Receive Buffer SelectionDSW2-5 Selects the operating mode of the receive buffer. See Section 6. Interface Specifications for more information Defaults to Continuous if cutter not installed DSW3-5 SETTINGSOFTWARE DEFAULT SETTINGS DEFAULT SETTINGSSOFTWARE DEFAULT SETTINGS DEFAULT SETTINGSSOFTWARE DEFAULT SETTINGS POTENTIOMETER ADJUSTMENTSLCD PANEL CONFIGURATION NORMAL MODE CONFIGURATION MODESDEFINITION ADVANCED MODELCD DISPLAY DEFINITION LCD DISPLAYLCD DISPLAY CARD MODELCD DISPLAY DEFINITIONDEFINITION LCD DISPLAYDEFINITION LCD DISPLAYLCD DISPLAY SERVICE MODELCD DISPLAY DEFINITIONINPUT LCD DISPLAYDEFINITION X.XXVDEFINITION LCD DISPLAYDEFINITION LCD DISPLAYLCD DISPLAY COUNTERS MODELCD DISPLAY DEFINITIONDEFINITION DEFAULT SETTINGS MODETEST PRINT MODE LCD DISPLAYDEFINITION MAINTENANCE/FACTORY MODEALL CLEAR MODE LCD DISPLAYDEFINITION CLEAR NON-STANDARD PROTOCOLDOWNLOAD USER DEFINED PROTOCOL CODES LCD DISPLAYINITIALIZING HEX DUMP MODELCD DISPLAY DEFINITIONRESOLUTION GUIDE TROUBLESHOOTINGERROR SIGNALS ERROR LEDLIGHT PRINT IMAGE TROUBLESHOOTING TABLEIMAGE VOIDS RIBBON WRINKLINGNO LABEL MOVEMENT POWER LED NOT ILLUMINATEDFUZZY PRINT IMAGE NO RIBBON MOVEMENTRIBBON LED ILLUMINATED ERROR LED ILLUMINATEDWILL NOT PRINT WHEN DATA IS SENT LABEL LED IS ILLUMINATEDUNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS USB INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTING RS232 SERIAL INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTINGPARALLEL INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTING LAN ETHERNET INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTING TCP/IP TROUBLESHOOTING NETWARE TROUBLESHOOTING WINDOWS NT/LAN SERVER TROUBLESHOOTING DIAGNOSTIC LABEL PRINTING WINDOWS 95/98 PEER-TO-PEER TROUBLESHOOTINGAPPLICATION DESCRIPTION TP TEST MODULE USAGEDIAL RIBBON SENSOR OPERATION VERIFICATION 8 Press and hold the FEED key while switching on the printer PRINT HEAD REPLACEMENT REPLACEMENT PROCEDURESFigure 7-2, Roller Belt Replacement ROLLER BELT REPLACEMENTRIBBON BELT REPLACEMENT Figure 7-3, Ribbon Belt Replacement PLATEN ROLLER REPLACEMENT9 Secure the assembly with clamps 4 and screws Figure 7-5, Feed Roller Replacement FEED ROLLER REPLACEMENTMAIN CIRCUIT BOARD REPLACEMENT Figure 7-6, Circuit Board Replacement INTERFACE BOARD REPLACEMENTIEEE12 RIBBON DRIVE BOARD REPLACEMENT84 +RS BOARDFigure 7-8b, Ribbon Drive Board Replacement PANEL BOARD REPLACEMENT MEMORY CARD REPLACEMENTFigure 7-9, Panel Board Replacement POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT9 Connect all wiring harnesses and cables to power supply Figure 7-11, Fuse Replacement POWER SUPPLY FUSE REPLACEMENTFigure 7-12, Fuse Replacement CIRCUIT BOARD FUSE REPLACEMENTFigure 7-13, Fuse Replacement DRIVE MOTOR REPLACEMENTRIBBON MOTOR REPLACEMENT 11 Reconfigure ribbon rewind belt 8 onto the motor spindle Figure 7-15, Auto-Load Sensor Replacement AUTO-LOAD SENSOR REPLACEMENTLABEL GAP SENSOR LABEL-OUT SENSOR REPLACEMENTLABEL POSITION SENSOR REPLACEMENT 4, A A Figure 7-16, Label Gap Sensor ReplacementFigure 7-17, Eye-Mark/Label-Out Sensor Replacement RIBBON SENSOR REPLACEMENT CUTTER REPLACEMENT Figure 7-19, Cutter Assembly Replacement CUTTER SENSOR REPLACEMENT EEPROM CHIP REPLACEMENT PN 9001113A Section 7 Replacement ProceduresFigure 7-21, EEPROM Chip Replacement SATO M10e Service ManualPRINT HEAD POSITION ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURESPRINT HEAD ALIGNMENT RIBBON WRINKLE ADJUSTMENTS 10 Retighten set screw 6 while holding ribbon guide in place ROLLER BELT ADJUSTMENT Figure 8-5, Ribbon Belt Adjustment RIBBON BELT ADJUSTMENTPAPER GUIDE ADJUSTMENT PITCH SENSOR ADJUSTMENT 12 Turn the dial of the VR9 potentiometer 3 midway of the scale EYE-MARK SENSOR ADJUSTMENT 3 Connect test module 3 to main circuit board connector LABEL GAP SENSOR ADJUSTMENT Figure 8-9, Label Gap Sensor Adjustment AUTO LOAD SENSOR ADJUSTMENTIEEE1284 +RSBOARD Figure 8-10, Auto-Load Sensor AdjustmentFigure 8-11, Paper End Sensor Adjustment PAPER END SENSOR ADJUSTMENTOFFSET LABEL STOP POSITION ADJUSTMENT PRINT DARKNESS ADJUSTMENT LCD DISPLAY ADJUSTMENTPage Section 8 Adjustment ProceduresSATO M10e Service Manual PN 9001113AFACTORY SETTINGS / TEST PRINT FACTORY RESETSCLEAR HEAD COUNTERS CLEAR CUTTER COUNTER PURPOSES ONLY. FULL WIDTH LABELS MUST BE USED TO PREVENT CLEAR EEPROMTHE PRINT HEAD AND THEREFORE SHOULD BE USED FOR TESTING WARNING THIS TEST ACTIVATES ALL THE HEATING ELEMENTS ONXXXXXALL CLEAR Section 9 Factory ResetsSATO M10e Service Manual LCD DISPLAYPage Section 9 Factory ResetsPN 9001113A Screw DIAGRAMS & SCHEMATICSHOUSING COVER REMOVAL & INSTALLATION ScrewFeed Roller MEDIA & RIBBON LOADINGRibbon Rewind Ribbon Ribbon Guide Paper Guide Platen RollerPANEL BOARD BLOCK DIAGRAMPOWER BOARD BOARDPitch Sensor Valid Pitch Sensor Invalid Pitch Sensor Valid PRINTING OPERATIONAL SEQUENCEPrinter Continuous Print Tear Off CutterRibbon Supply ACCESSORIES & SENSORS LOCATIONCutter Assembly PRINTER TOP VIEWLABEL PRINT REFERENCE POSITIONFEED DIRECTION PAPER