Toshiba MJ-1101 Instrucciones de instalación y funcionamiento

MJ-1101 Service Manual Addendum

Supplement to the Troubleshooting Section

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Index

Error Code Page

EA20 1,2,3,4,13,14

EA40 5,13,14

EA60/CC30 6,7,8,9

EA70 /CC41 6,7,8,9,13,14

EAEO 10

CB31 11,12

*Recommended Lubricant Molykote EM-30L - 6LE36904000

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Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA20

㪄㩷Note that the height should be different between the cases when the Finisher

is installed in e-STUDIO281c/351c/451c and when installed in e-

STUDIO352/452 or e-STUDIO2500c/3500c/3510c.

- Paper jams at the

entrance section of

the Finisher (or the

Hole Punch Unit)

- Folded paper edge

- Paper jams C2in the

buffer tray section

- C2Paper exit

problems on the

finishing tray

- Note that the height should be different between the cases when the Finisher

is installed in e-STUDIO281c/351c/451c and when installed in e-

STUDIO352/452 or e-STUDIO2500c/3500c/3510c.

- Confirm the height every time you move the equipment.

C. When installing the Finisher in the equipment, make sure that the height of the Finisher is proper. If it is not, the

Brid

e Unit exit M

lar ma

be deformed

and thus the deformed M

lar ma

obstruct the

er trans

ort

ath.

Check if the Mylar attached to the exit of the Bridge Unit is deformed and obstructing the paper transport path.

Correct it if deformed.

2. Bridge Unit exit Mylar deformed

B. To keep the installation height of the Finisher stable, it is preferable that the casters are faced to the equipment

side.

A. Confirm that the Finisher is installed horizontally (the height of its front side and that of its rear side are the

same

)

1. Improper installation height

(Paper is not properly transported

from the equipment to the

Finisher if each height is

improper.)

The length of the arrows should be the same.

Caster

㪜quipment side

Improper

case Installation height

Normal Abnormal

Deformed Mylar

Paper transport path

㪈

Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA20

a: Slide the buffer guide to the center and lubricate between the shafts of the

front buffer guide.

b: Slide the buffer guide forward or backward and lubricate between the shafts

of the rear buffer guide.

* Be sure to lift up the buffer roller before sliding the guide.

5. False operation of the entrance

sensor or the transport sensor

(An error may occur when the

entrance sensor or the transport

sensor does not perform proper

detection.)

A. Check if the wires of the entrance sensor or the transport sensor are being caught or short circuited, or any of

their connectors is disconnected.

4. False operation of the buffer

guide

(Paper jams may occur if the load

is applied to the buffer guide

during its opening or closing

movement.)

Remove the stationary tray and apply grease "Molykote EM-30L" (the size of 5 grains of rice) to the buffer guide

shaft.

- Paper jams at the

entrance section of

the Finisher (or the

Hole Punch Unit)

- Folded paper edge

- Paper jams C2in the

buffer tray section

- C2Paper exit

problems on the

finishing tray

3. Improper connection between

the equipment and the Hole

Punch Unit

(Paper is not properly transported

from the equipment to the Hole

Punch Unit if they are not

connected correctly.)

When the Hole Punch Unit is installed, check if the connection point is shifted forward or backward.

Normal Abnormal

Hole Punch Unit

㪸Molykote EM-30L

(the size of 5

grains of rice)

Buffer roller

Buffer guide shaft

Molykote EM-30L

(the size of 5

grains of rice)

㪹

Transport sensor actuator

Entrance sensor actuator

㪉

If the entrance sensor does not retract quickly, replace the spring

with a new one P/N 6LB09015000 SPG-FEED-SNSR-1.

Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA20

7. Paper not placed properly in

the drawer

(Paper may be skewed if there is

extra gap between the paper and

the side wall in the drawer and

thus may cause a jam on the

Finisher transport path.)

Be sure to lock the side wall.

Operation check of the transport sensor actuator: Rotate the shaft slowly. If the actuator is not rotated together, its

eration is normal.

6. False operation of the paper

exit guide

(An error may occur when the

paper exit guide is not operating

properly because paper may

remain on the finishing tray or not

exit properly during sort or

stapling exit.)

Replace SPG-SFFD-SUPT-SF (6LB090140) if the paper exit guide is not operating properly.

- Paper jams at the

entrance section of

the Finisher (or the

Hole Punch Unit)

- Folded paper edge

- Paper jams C2in the

buffer tray section

- C2Paper exit

problems on the

finishing tray

5. False operation of the entrance

sensor or the transport sensor

(An error may occur when the

entrance sensor or the transport

sensor does not perform proper

detection.)

B. Check if the actuators of the entrance sensor and the transport sensor are operating smoothly. If they are not,

remove the actuator and check if there is any paper dust or foreign matter between the shaft and the hole. Clean if

there is.

Transport sensor actuator

Entrance sensor actuator

Transport sensor actuator

Hook this to the actuator.

Hook this onto the bracket.

Transport sensor actuator

Finishing tray

Paper exit guide

Gap

Side wall

Normal Abnormal

Paper

㪊

Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA20

When replacing, be sure not to scratch the shaft (ASYB-SFT-EXT-RLR-DRV-

BUF).

B. Check if the gear teeth of GEAR-IDLER-EXT-BUF, GEAR1-EXT-RLR-BUF and GEAR2-EXT-RLR-BUF mesh

correctly. If any of them does not mesh correctly, replace ASYB-SFT-EXT-RLR-DRV-BUF, ASYS-LVR-E-RLR-

BUF, GEAR-IDLER-EXT-BUF, GEAR1-EXT-RLR-BUF or GEAR2-EXT-RLR-BUF.

- Paper jams at the

entrance section of

the Finisher (or the

Hole Punch Unit)

- Folded paper edge

- Paper jams C2in the

buffer tray section

- C2Paper exit

problems on the

finishing tray

8. Drive not transmitted from the

gear in the paper transport

section

A. Check if there is any rattling on ASYS-LVR-E-RLR-BUF. If there is, replace ASYB-SFT-EXT-RLR-DRV-BUF,

ASYS-LVR-E-RLR-BUF, GEAR-IDLER-EXT-BUF, GEAR1-EXT-RLR-BUF and GEAR2-EXT-RLR-BUF.

GEAR1-EXT-RLR-BUF

GEAR-IDLER-EXT-BUF

GEAR2-EXT-RLR-BUF

ASYS-LVR-E-RLR-BUF

ASYB-SFT-EXT-RLR-DRV-BUF

Check that there is no rattling.

GEAR1-EXT-RLR-BUF

GEAR-IDLER-EXT-BUF

GEAR2-EXT-RLR-BUF

ASYS-LVR-E-RLR-BUF

ASYB-SFT-EXT-RLR-DRV-BUF

Do not scratch this area.

LVR-E-RLR-BUF

ASYB-SFT-EXT-RLR-DRV-BUF

SFT-EXT-RLR-DRV-BUF

Scratch on the shaft

㪋

Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA40 Pa

ammin

2. Stationary tray opening/closing

switch actuator deformed

(A cover-open error occurs if the

actuator is deformed because the

stationary tray opening/closing

switch cannot be turned and

performs false detection.)

Replace PLT-OPEN-SW-BUF if the actuator is deformed.

Close the stationary tray securely if it is open.1. Stationary tray left open

(A cover-open error occurs if the

stationary tray is left open

because the stationary tray

opening/closing switch performs

false detection during operation.)

Replace HNDL-DOOR if the actuator is deformed or damaged.3. Front cover switch actuator

deformed (MJ-1101)

(A cover-open error occurs if the

actuator is deformed because the

front cover switch cannot be

turned and it performs false

detection.)

Replace COVER-F-DOOR-P if the actuator is deformed or damaged.3. Front cover switch actuator

deformed (MJ-6101)

(A cover-open error occurs if the

actuator is deformed because the

front cover switch cannot be

turned and performs false

detection.)

Actuator

Stationary tray

Tray closed Tray opened

MJ-1101

Actuator

MJ-6101

㪌

Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA70

EA60

CC30

CC41

Turn the power OFF. Then check the gap between rollers on the buffer roller guide and the buffer tray while the

buffer roller is left lowered. If the gap does not reach 0.3 mm, replace the buffer roller guides (LVR-E-RLR-BUF)

on both front and rear sides.

3. Improper roller gap on the

buffer roller guide and buffer tray

2. Catching pad link arm

deformed, damaged or removed

(Paper is not aligned properly

because the link arm of the

catching pad is deformed,

damaged or removed.)

Check the gap within the range 7 mm from the edge of the buffer roller guide.

- When more than one

sheet of paper is

loaded on the buffer

tray, the first sheet is

pushed out of the tray

by the second sheet.

- When more than one

sheet of paper is

loaded on the buffer

tray, the leading edge

of the second sheet is

caught and thus a

paper jam occurs.

- When paper is

transported from the

buffer tray to the

finishing tray, the

paper is run on the

front or rear alignment

plate.

- When paper is

loaded on the finishing

tray, the front and rear

alignment plates

excessibly push the

paper.

- When paper is

transported from the

finishing tray to the

movable tray, the

paper exit guide

catches the paper and

thus a motor error

occurs because the

paper cannot exit.

Check if the catching pad in the Finisher paper exit section is properly attached. If its link arm is deformed,

damaged or removed, replace ARM-SOL-ALIGN (6LB100080).

Check if the catching pad in the Finisher paper exit section is properly attached. Replace it if it is deformed or

dama

ed.

1. Catching pad deformed or

damaged

(Paper is not aligned properly due

to the deformed or damaged

catching pad.) Abnormal

Facing down

Catching pad link arm

Normal

Catching pad

0.3 mm or

Within the range 7 mm

from the edge

Buffer roller

RLR-EXIT-BUFFER

Roller on the buffer tray

RLR-EXIT-TRY

Buffer roller guide

LVR-E-RLR-BUF

Buffer tray

Buffer roller guide

㪍

Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA70

EA60

CC30

CC41

4. Improper spacing on the edge

section of the buffer roller guide

and the buffer tray upper section

- When more than one

sheet of paper is

loaded on the buffer

tray, the first sheet is

pushed out of the tray

by the second sheet.

- When more than one

sheet of paper is

loaded on the buffer

tray, the leading edge

of the second sheet is

caught and thus a

paper jam occurs.

- When paper is

transported from the

buffer tray to the

finishing tray, the

paper is run on the

front or rear alignment

plate.

- When paper is

loaded on the finishing

tray, the front and rear

alignment plates

excessibly push the

paper.

- When paper is

transported from the

finishing tray to the

movable tray, the

paper exit guide

catches the paper and

thus a motor error

occurs because the

paper cannot exit.

Turn the power OFF and pull the plunger of the buffer roller lift solenoid by hand. Then check the spacing on the

edge section of the buffer roller guide and the buffer tray upper section while the buffer roller is lifted up. If the

edge section of the buffer roller guide is not lower than the buffer tray upper section, replace STAY-BUFFER.

- If the joint surfaces of the stationary tray and the rear lower cover (or the

control panel unit) are shifted 4 mm or more, the motor bracket may be

deformed.

- Do not hold the stationary tray when unpacking.

5. Motor bracket deformed

(The bracket of the buffer tray

guide motor or the buffer roller

drive motor is deformed and thus

drive is not transmitted.)

If the buffer tray guide motor bracket (HLDR-TRAY-BUF) or the buffer roller drive motor bracket (HLDR-MOTR-

BUFFER) is deformed, replace it.

Buffer roller lift solenoid

STAY-BUFFER

Buffer roller

RLR-EXIT-BUFFER

Buffer tray upper section

RLR-EXIT-TRY

Buffer roller edge section

LVR-E-RLR-BUF Buffer tray

A gap appears due to the

deformed bracket.

Buffer tray guide motor

Buffer roller drive motor

Normal Abnormal

Normal

㪎

Error code Phenomenon Possible cause Items to confirm / Countermeasures Precautions / Remarks

EA70

EA60

CC30

CC41

- When more than one

sheet of paper is

loaded on the buffer

tray, the first sheet is

pushed out of the tray

by the second sheet.

- When more than one

sheet of paper is

loaded on the buffer

tray, the leading edge

of the second sheet is

caught and thus a

paper jam occurs.

- When paper is

transported from the

buffer tray to the

finishing tray, the

paper is run on the

front or rear alignment

plate.

- When paper is

loaded on the finishing

tray, the front and rear

alignment plates

excessibly push the

paper.

- When paper is

transported from the

finishing tray to the

movable tray, the

paper exit guide

catches the paper and

thus a motor error

occurs because the

paper cannot exit.

8. Stack transport motor belt out

of gear

If the stack transport motor belt is loose, retighten it, or replace the motor bracket (BRKT-MOTR-SF) to retighten

the belt.

7. Improper installation of

alignment plates

6. STAY-BUFFER deformed Remove the bracket of the buffer roller lift solenoid. Then check that STAY-BUFFER is not deformed using a

scale or other straight tool. Replace it if it is deformed.

If the front or rear alignment plate is removed or its installation is improper, reinstall it. (The alignment plates must

not be risen even if they are tilted to the right or left.)

STAY-BUFFER

Scale

A gap appears if it is deformed.

AbnormalNormal

Alignment plate Rising of the plate

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