INSTRUCTION MANUAL

DIGITAL MINILAB
FRONTIER
550/570/590
SCANNER/IMAGE PROCESSOR
SP-3000
LASER PRINTER/PAPER PROCESSOR
LP-5500/5700/5900

Periodical Maintenance
and Inspections

S1, S2 Ver.3.0 or later First Edition

PP3-B1265E
CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................... 4

2 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ................................................................................ 5

3 MAINTENANCE ITEMS .......................................................................................... 9

4 PRECAUTIONS FOR WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT .......................... 11

5 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ......................................................................... 12
q Daily Maintenance (Pre-/Post-operational Check) ............................................ 12
q-1 Cleaning the Diffusion Box/LED Light Source (Pre-operational Check) ... 12
q-2 Cleaning the Auto Film Carrier NC100AY ................................................ 12
q-3 Checking the FRSS Cartridge (Pre-operational Check) ........................... 14
q-4 Collecting Waste Solution (Post-operational Check) ................................ 15
w Maintenance Performed Every 2 Days............................................................... 15
w-1 Washing the Dryer Entrance Rack (LP-5900) .......................................... 15
e Weekly Maintenance............................................................................................ 16
e-1 Washing the Crossover Racks/Upper Part/Center Guide of the
P1/P2/PS1/PS4 Processing Racks........................................................... 16
e-2 Washing the Dryer Entrance Rack (LP-5500/LP-5700)............................ 19
e-3 Washing the Dryer Entrance Roller (LP-5900) ......................................... 20
e-4 Cleaning the Dryer Rack Mesh Belt (LP-5900)......................................... 21
r Monthly (or Bi-monthly) Maintenance ............................................................... 25
r-1 Cleaning Air Filters ................................................................................... 25
r-2 P1/P2 Circulation Filter Replacement ....................................................... 26
r-3 Washing the Processing Racks ................................................................ 26
r-4 Cleaning the Auto-washing Nozzles ......................................................... 29
t Maintenance to be Performed Every Month/Every 2 Weeks/Every Week
(or after every 60,000 sheets) .......................................................................... 29
t-1 Cleaning the Paper Feed Section Rollers/Guides .................................... 29
t-2 Cleaning the Dryer Exit Section Rollers.................................................... 31
t-3 Cleaning the Dryer Rollers and Dryer Rack Mesh Belt............................. 31
y Maintenance to be Performed Every 3 Months/Every 2 Months/Every Month
(or after every 180,000 sheets) ........................................................................ 35
y-1 Cleaning the diffusion box ........................................................................ 35
y-2 Exposure Section Cooling Air Filter Replacement .................................... 36
y-3 Cleaning the Densitometer White Board .................................................. 36
u Maintenance to be Performed Every 6 Months/Every 4 Months/Every 2
Months (or after every 370,000 sheets)........................................................... 37
u-1 Replacing the PS Processing Solutions ................................................... 37
i Maintenance to be Performed Every Year/Every 6 Months/Every 3 Months
(or after every 750,000 sheets) ........................................................................ 38
i-1 Replacing the PS Circulation Filters ......................................................... 38
o Maintenance to be Performed Every 2 Years/Every Year/Every 6 Months
(or after every 1,500,000 sheets) ..................................................................... 39
o-1 Replacing the Light Source Section Air Filter ........................................... 39
!0 Maintenance to be Performed at the Time of Paper End ................................. 40
!0-1 Cleaning the Paper Magazine Rollers/Inside of the Magazine ................. 40

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 1 INTRODUCTION

To keep the FRONTIER 550/570/590 operating at peak performance, please be sure to

conduct periodical maintenance and inspections described in this guide.

● Maintenance Interval of FRONTIER 550/570/590

The interval of periodical maintenance and inspections varies depending on the number of prints
processed. In this guide, the number of prints processed is divided into the following three categories.
Please determine the interval of periodical maintenance and inspections according to the number of prints
processed at the shop.

Standard: Less than 5,000 sheets/day

Large amount: 5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day
Huge amount: More than 10,000 sheets/day

<Standard conditions>
The estimated number of prints which will be processed: 750,000 sheets/year (About 2,000 sheets x 360
days)
Operating time: 12 hours/day

● Message regarding Periodical Maintenance

On the day when the regular inspection is due, a message appears at the pre-operational check stage. To
keep the printer/processor at peak performance, conduct regular maintenance and inspections as indicated
in the maintenance schedule.

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 2 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Conduct regular maintenance and inspections as indicated in the table below. If the number
of sheets processed reaches the value specified in the table below, conduct maintenance
and inspections regardless of the maintenance interval.

Every 2 Every Every Every 2 Every 3 Every 6

More than 10,000 sheets/day ↓ ↓ ↓ Weeks Week Month Months Months Months

Every Every 2 Every 2 Every 4 Every 6 Every

5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day ↓ ↓ ↓ Month Weeks Months Months Months Year
Schedule
Every Day Refer to
Section
Every
Every 2 Every Every 3 Every 6 Every
Less than 5,000 sheets/day Pre- Post- Every Month Two
Days Week Months Months Year
operational operational Years
Check Check

Total Number of Sheets Processed – – – – – 60,000 180,000 370,000 750,000 1,500,000

Diffusion Box/LED Clean q-1

Board Cover
Scanner
Auto Film Carrier Clean q-2
NC100AY Feed Lanes

Control Strip Process/ 1*

Printer/ Check
Processor Inspect/
Filter for FRSS10 Replace q-3

Auto Film Carrier

Scanner NC100AY Magnetic Clean q-2
Heads/Rollers
Waste Solution Collect q-4
Dryer Entrance Rack Wash w-1
(LP-5900)
Crossover Racks Wash e-1
Upper Part/Center
Guide of the P1/P2/ Wash e-1
Printer/ PS1/PS4 Processing
Processor Racks
Dryer Entrance Rack Wash e-2
(LP-5500/LP-5700)
Dryer Entrance Roller Wash e-3
(LP-5900)
Dryer Rack Mesh Belt Clean e-4
(LP-5900)

Scanner Light Source Section Air Clean Replace

r-1
Filter o-1
Printer Section Air Filter Clean r-1
Printer Power Supply Clean r-1
Section Air Filters
Processing Solution Clean r-1
Cooling Fan Air Filter
Dryer Section Air Filters Clean r-1
Dryer Exit Section Air Clean r-1
Filter
Printer/ P1/P2 Circulation Filters Replace r-2
Processor
Processing Racks Wash r-3
Auto-washing Nozzles Clean r-4
Paper Feed Section Clean t-1
Rollers/Guides
Dryer Exit Section Clean t-2
Rollers/Guides
Dryer Roller/Dryer Rack
Mesh Belt Clean t-3
(LP-5500/LP-5700)
Scanner Diffusion Box Clean y-1
1* : Subsection 3.2.5 of Operating Instructions

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 Every 2 Every Every Every 2 Every 3 Every 6
More than 10,000 sheets/day ↓ ↓ ↓ Weeks Week Month Months Months Months

Every Every 2 Every 2 Every 4 Every 6 Every

5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day ↓ ↓ ↓ Month Weeks Months Months Months Year
Schedule
Every Day Refer to
Section
Every
Every 2 Every Every 3 Every 6 Every
Less than 5,000 sheets/day Pre- Post- Every Month Two
Days Week Months Months Year
operational operational Years
Check Check

Total Number of Sheets Processed – – – – – 60,000 180,000 370,000 750,000 1,500,000

Exposure Section Replace y-2

Cooling Air Filter
Densitometer White Clean y-3
Board
G Laser (SHG) Optimal Calibrate 2*
Printer/ Temperature Setup
Processor PS Processing
Solutions Replace u-1

PS Circulation Filters Replace i-1

Paper Magazine
Rollers/Inside of the Clean (at the time of paper end) !0-1
Magazine

* Subsection 4.6.2 of Condition Setup and Maintenance

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The following regular maintenance is conducted by your technical representative. Note that
the system trouble may occur if the following maintenance is not performed.

Every 2 Every 3 Every 6 Every

10,000 sheets/day ↓
Months Months Months Year
Every 4 Every 6 Every Every 2
Schedule 5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day
Months Months Year Months Every 2 ↓
Remarks
Years
Less than 5,000 sheets/day
Every 6 Every Every 2 Every 3 Every 5
Months Year Months Months Years
Total Number of Sheets Processed 370,000 750,000 1,500,000 2,250,000 3,750,000
Lens Clean
Mouse Clean
Auto Film Carrier Clean
Floppy Disk Drive Inspect Operation check
CD-ROM Drive Inspect Operation check
Printing Functions Inspect
Scanner Carrier Base Slider Rails Clean
Carrier Base Slider Guides Replace
Carrier Base Plug-in
Replace
Connector
Main Control Unit Backup
Replace
Battery
Power Supply Cable Clean
Checking for
cleaning status/
Paper Magazine Inspect loose screws
securing the
latches
Cutters Replace
Back Printer Head Replace
Removal of paper
dust (attached to
Feed Section (before the cutter
exposure)/Sub-scanning Clean entrances/guides/
Section back printing
head) using the
vacuum cleaner
Removal of paper
Registration Section Feed
Clean dust using the
Rollers
vacuum cleaner
Nip Release System (before/
Inspect Operation Check
after exposure)
Printer/
Removal of paper
Processor Sub-scanning Section
Clean dust using the
Rollers/Nip Rollers
vacuum cleaner
Sub-scanning Section Steel
Replace
Belt
Sub-scanning Section
Replace
Rubber Belt
Sub-scanning Section Cam
Replace
Followers (Rubber Bearings)
Sub-scanning Section Pulley Clean
Distribution Section Pipe
Inspect
Slider
Distribution Section Nip
Clean
Release System/Rollers
Laser Optical Unit Air Filter Replace
Processing Rack Helical
Drive Gears (outside the Grease
solution)
Processing Rack Sprockets Replace

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 Every 2 Every 3 Every 6 Every
10,000 sheets/day ↓
Months Months Months Year
Every 4 Every 6 Every Every 2
Schedule 5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day
Months Months Year Months Every 2 ↓
Remarks
Years
Less than 5,000 sheets/day
Every 6 Every Every 2 Every 3 Every 5
Months Year Months Months Years
Total Number of Sheets Processed 370,000 750,000 1,500,000 2,250,000 3,750,000
No.1 Crossover Rack Rollers Replace
No.2 Crossover Rack Rollers Replace
P1R, P2RA, P2RB and PSR
Inspect
Replenisher Pump Leak
PSR Replenisher Pump
Calibrate
Output
PSR Replenisher Pump/
Replace
Bellows/Valve
Replenisher Cartridge
Clean
Washing Nozzle
Crossover Rack Auto Calibrate/
Washing Nozzle Output Clean
Dryer Entrance Rack Section Inspect/
Operation check
Auto Washing Nozzle Clean
PS Tank Separate Blade/
Replace
Seal
Circulation Pump Leak Inspect
Processing Solution Level
Printer/ Clean
Sensors
Processor
Replenisher Level Sensors Clean
PS4 Solution Concentration
Clean
Sensor
Waste Solution Level Sensor Clean
PSR Level Sensor Solution
Inspect
Leak/Crystallized Solution
Processing Solution
Calibrate
Temperature Sensors
Solution Hoses/Clamps Leak Inspect
Processor Drive Chain Grease
Dryer Mesh Belt (New Type) Replace
SU1400AY/SU2400AY Adjustment of the
Adjust
Sorter stop position
Dryer Entrance Rack
Squeegee Roller Replace
(LP-5900)
Dryer Entrance Roller
Replace
(LP-5900)

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 3 MAINTENANCE ITEMS

■ Scanner (SP-3000)

q-1, y-1 : Cleaning the Diffusion

Box/LED Board Cover

q-2 : Cleaning the Auto Film

Carrier NC100AY

r-1 : Cleaning the Light

Source Section Air Filter

o-1 : Replacing the Light

Source Section Air Filter

Part No.: 376D1042162

Z2048

■ Printer/Processer
(LP-5500/LP-5700/LP-5900)

r-1 : Cleaning Dryer Exit

Section Air Filter
Part No.: 138D1062765

L2205

Z2992

r-1 : Cleaning Dryer

Section Air Filters
e-3 : Washing the Dryer Entrance
Roller (LP-5900) Part No.: 376D1061025 Part No.: 138D1058124A
e-4 : Cleaning the Dryer Rack
Mesh Belt (LP-5900)
t-3 : Cleaning the Dryer
Rollers/Dryer Rack
Mesh Belt
L2205 L2202

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■ Printer/Processor
(LP-5500/LP-5700/LP-5900)

r-1 : Cleaning the Printer i-1 : Replacing the PS t-2 : Cleaning the Dryer Exit
Section Air Filter Circulation Filters Section Rollers/Guides
Part No.: 138D1058121 Part No.: 376C1024520B

r-4 : Cleaning the Auto-

washing Nozzles
L2195 4 pieces L21123

y-3 : Cleaning the

Densitometer
White Board

y-2 : Replacing the

Exposure Section
Cooling Air Filter
Part No.: 138D1058122B

LII194

e-1 : Washing the

Crossover Racks/
Upper Part/
Center Guide of the
P1/P2/PS1/PS4
Processing Racks
w-1 : (LP-5900)
e-2 : (LP-5500/LP-5700)
Washing Dryer
Entrance Rack
t-1 : Cleaning the Paper r-3 : Washing the
Feed Section Processing Racks
Rollers/Guides
L21059 q-4 : Collecting Waste
Part No.: 382C1056906A Solution

u-1 : Replacing the PS

Processing
Solutions
1 piece L21122

r-1 : Cleaning the

r-1 : Cleaning the Printer Power Supply r-2 : Replacing the P1/P2 Processing Solution
Section Air Filters Circulation Filters Cooling Fan Air Filter
Part No.: 138D1058124A Part No.: 138D966503B Part No.: 376G03101A Part No.:138D1062734

2 pieces L2202 3 pieces L2200 2 pieces L2202

!0-1 : Cleaning the Paper Magazine

Rollers/Inside of the Magazine

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 4 PRECAUTIONS FOR WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT

● FRSS10 ● Fuji Super Conditioner (FSC100)

FRSS10 creates deionized water by removing ions
from tap water.
1. Why deionized water is used
Tap water includes ions such as chlorine and
calcium ions. Accordingly, if any tap water is
used for the minilab equipment as it is, bacteria
will thrive in the PS processing tanks and pollute
PS processing solutions, causing stains on
prints. In addition, circulation filters clogged by
polluted solution will cause abnormal
temperature and decreased removal of the PS
processing solutions during rinsing, resulting in
discoloration on prints. For these reasons, tap
water needs to be deionized.
Even when using deionized water, processing
solution introduced from the upstream processing
tanks may generate bacteria. FSC100 prevents
these bacteria from growing. However, if too many
FSC 100 tablets are added, it may damage rubber
and hoses used in parts such as valves for the
replenishment system. Accordingly, please use the
appropriate amount of FSC100.
Use one tablet of FSC100 for 4 to 5 liters of deionized
water.

2. Daily check of the FRSS10 cartridge

Please check the FRSS10 cartridge every

morning.
Press the CHECK switch at the front of FRSS10
every morning to check whether or not the red
indicator turns to green. If the red indicator Fuji Super Conditioner FSC 100
remains unchanged, it is time to replace the Z2459

FRSS10 cartridge. When replacing the

cartridge, also wash the inside of the tank. If the
indicator does not light, the battery may be
dead. Precautions for battery replacement are
described in the label attached to the back of the
cover.

Indicator

CHECK Switch
G2060

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 5 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

q-2 Cleaning the Auto Film Carrier

q Daily Maintenance (Pre-/ NC100AY
Post-operational Check)
IMPORTANT
q-1 Cleaning the Diffusion Box/LED If the auto film carrier NC100AY is not cleaned, any
Light Source (Pre-operational dirt adhering to the film feed section may cause film
feed errors, scratches or damage to film.
Check)
IMPORTANT 1. Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the sensors
If the diffusion box is not cleaned, any dirt adhering (glass surfaces) using the blower brush. (Pre-
to the diffusion box may cause uneven prints. operational Check)

IMPORTANT
1. Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the top and
• Take care not to scratch or mark the sensors.
bottom of the diffusion box using the blower
• Dust or dirt on sensors may scratch or mark
brush.
the films.
• Do not use alcohol solution to clean the
Diffusion Box Blower Brush
sensors (glass surfaces).

Sensors
Blower Brush

Diffusion Box
EZ2009

2. Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the top of EZ2001

the LED light source using the blower brush.

Blower Brush
LED Light Source

EZ2010

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2. Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the film 4. Remove any dirt or dust adhering to the dust
guide sections using the blower brush. (Pre- removal brushes and rollers. (Pre-operational
operational Check) Check)

IMPORTANT Dust Removal Rollers (2)

Dust or dirt on film guide sections may scratch
or mark the films.

Film Guide Sections

Blower Brush

Dust Removal Brushes

Z2005R

5. Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the 135F

135 Insertion Section and IX240 upper masks using the blower brush.
Film Guide
Upper Guide Sections
(Pre-operational Check)
Z2002R
135 Full Upper Mask Blower Brush
3. Blow off any dirt or dust adhering to the upper
and lower surfaces of the diffusion plates on the
135 full lower mask and 135 half mask (optional)
using the blower brush. (Pre-operational Check)

IMPORTANT
Do not use alcohol solution to clean the
diffusion plates.

135 Full Lower Mask Blower Brush

IX240 Upper Mask
EZ2007

Diffusion
Plates

Diffusion Plates
EZ2004

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6. Use a cotton swab moistened with alcohol
solution (50% ethanol) to remove any dirt or
dust adhering to the rollers. (Post-operational
Check)
Cotton Swab
Cleaning Head Magnetic Heads (2)
EZ2008
7. While rotating the roller cleaning knob, use a
cotton swab moistened with alcohol solution
(50% ethanol) to remove any dirt or dust
adhering to the rollers. (Post-operational Check)
Roller Cleaning Knob
Rollers (15)
Cotton Swab
EZ2003
NOTE: When cleaning the carrier by using
alcohol solution, if the pressure and
carrier covers are closed and film is
inserted before alcohol solution dries
out, a film feed error may occur.
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8. Remove any dirt or dust adhering to the winding
section roller using a lens cleaning cloth while
rotating the roller cleaning knob. (Post-
operational Check)
Winding Section
Roller Cleaning Knob
Cover
Winding Section Lens Cleaning Cloth
EZ2006
q-3 Checking the FRSS Cartridge (Pre-
operational Check)
IMPORTANT
If deionized water (FRSS) is not used, bacteria will
thrive in the PS processing tanks and processing
solution becomes polluted. Circulation filters
clogged by polluted solution may cause abnormal
temperature. In addition, slime adhering to the
rubber rollers may interfere with paper feed,
causing paper jamming.
1. Make sure that the FRSS10 cartridge is clean.
(Refer to “Daily check of the FRSS10 cartridge”
on page 11.)
q-4 Collecting Waste Solution (Post-
operational Check)
IMPORTANT
Take care not to spill any waste solution. If solution
is spilled, wipe it up immediately. If it is allowed to
remain on a machine cover and dry out, it will
become impossible to remove.
1. Open the water supply port cover and insert the
end of the waste solution hose into the waste
solution collection tank.
2. Open the waste drain cock and collect the waste
solution in the waste solution collection tank.
Water Supply Port Cover
Waste Solution Hose
Waste Drain Cock
Waste Solution Collection Tank
L2277
w Maintenance Performed
Every 2 Days
w-1 Washing the Dryer Entrance Rack
(LP-5900)
IMPORTANT
If the dryer entrance rack is not cleaned at regular
intervals, water removal may become insufficient,
causing insufficient drying of paper and shortening
the service life of the squeegee roller.
1. SU1400AY Sorter: Remove the sorter.
SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its
storage position.
2. Remove the dryer entrance rack.
3. Open the water supply port cover and then
remove the roller cleaning jig.
Water Supply Port Cover
Roller Cleaning Jig
G2003
4. Insert the dryer entrance rack into the tray filled
with water.
Keep the faucet turned on.
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5. Apply the jig to the edge of the squeegee roller
and then roll the jig while pressing it against the e Weekly Maintenance
roller.
e-1 Washing the Crossover Racks/
Squeegee Roller Jig Upper Part/Center Guide of the P1/
P2/PS1/PS4 Processing Racks
IMPORTANT
If the crossover racks, center guides and the upper
part of the processing racks are not cleaned, dirt or
crystallized solution accumulates on the paper feed
lane, resulting in dirt or scratches on prints. In
addition, if any dirt or crystallized solution
accumulates on the gears or bearings, it may cause
floating of the racks, abnormal sounds or paper
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jamming.

6. Repeat Step 5 while rotating the roller. 1. Remove the No.1 to No.3 crossover racks.

Rotate the roller one turn while rolling the jig back and 2. Release the locks and remove the No.1 (P1)
forth ten times. rack center guide.

7. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 until the roller is rotated No.1 (P1) Rack Center Guide
two turns.

If the squeegee roller becomes dirty, water removal

may become insufficient, causing scratches on prints,
insufficient drying or yellow staining on prints. In
addition, crystallized solution in the sponge may
cause curling or folding of the leading end of prints,
and hardened rollers may shorten the sponge’s life.

Lock Release
8. SU1400AY Sorter: Reinstall the sorter. Levers
SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its L2226
operating position.
3. Install the contamination-prevention cover over
the P1 rack.

Contamination-prevention Cover
L2227

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4. Release the locks and remove the No.2 (P2), Sponge
No.3 (PS1) and No. 6 (PS4) rack center guides.

No.2 (P2) Rack Center Guide

Center Guide
G2048

Bad Condition
(Example) :
Lock Release Lever
No.3 (PS1) Rack Center Guide
L2228

IMPORTANT
Take care to prevent the solutions on the No.2
and No.3 rack center guides from getting into
the P1 processing tank solution. If the P2 or PS
solution is mixed with the P1 solution, the P1
solution will become unfit for use.
5. Wash the rollers and paper guides of the
crossover racks and center guides in water.
Crossover Rack
Crystallized Solution
G2049
Wash the gears and bearings of the crossover racks
in running water while rotating the rollers. If any
crystallized cannot be removed by rotating the rollers,
remove it by lightly brushing it with a toothbrush.
Bad Condition
(Example) :

Crystallized Solution
G2050

Center Guide
Bad Condition
L2229 (Example) :

IMPORTANT
Do not brush the rollers and guides or
processing marks on the prints may result.

Wash off crystallized solution by rubbing it in the

paper feed direction using the sponge (standard
accessory) wet with water.
Crystallized Solution
G2051

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6. Wipe off water from the crossover racks and
center guides with dry clean cloth.
Allow the No.1 crossover rack to dry completely. Moist
rollers on the No.1 crossover rack may cause droplet
marks on prints.
To avoid splashing water into the printer section
through the printer exit, when washing the upper part
of the P2 and PS1 racks, be sure to install the
contamination-prevention cover over the P1 rack.
P2 Rack

7. Remove the cap from the cleaning bottle, add

deionized water (FRSS) up to the “FULL” line
and then put the cap back on.

Cleaning Bottle Cap

L21125

FULL Gear (White)

“FULL”
line
8015R

8. Tilt the cleaning bottle towards the hose side of

the bottle and allow deionized water (FRSS) to
flow into the hose side.

Cleaning Bottle G2052

10.If any crystallized processing solution remains

on the long gear, remove it by lightly brushing it
with a toothbrush.

Gear (White)

Hose Side
8013R

9. Press the cleaning bottle and move the stream

of water back and forth over the top of the P2
processing rack and long gear (white) to wash
off any crystallized processing solution that may
be present.

Toothbrush
G2053

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 Bad Condition
(Example) :
Crystallized Solution
G2054
If a large amount of crystallized solution is
accumulated, remove the processing rack from the
processing tank to clean it.
IMPORTANT
Never brush the upper part of the processing
racks (paper guide sections) using a toothbrush,
only wash it. Otherwise scratches on prints may
result.
When using the cleaning bottle, take care to avoid
splashing water.
Keep the bottle upright. If the bottle is tilted, some
water will move into the hose side, resulting in the
dilution of the processing solution by that amount.
11.Repeat Steps 8 and 10 for the PS1 and PS4
racks.
12.Remove the contamination-prevention cover.
13.Repeat Steps 8 and 10 for the P1 rack.
To avoid splashing water into the printer section
through the printer exit, when washing the upper part
of the P1 rack, be sure to cover the printer exit with a
cloth.
P1 Rack
L21126
14.Reinstall the No.1 to No.3 and No.6 center
guides.
15.Reinstall the No.1 to No.3 crossover racks.
IMPORTANT
• Reinstall the center guides and crossover
racks immediately after washing them and
upper port of the racks. If the processor is left
without the crossover racks installed for a long
period, water in the solutions will evaporate
and the processing performance may be
reduced.
• If the center guide or crossover rack is
incorrectly installed, paper jamming may
result.
e-2 Washing the Dryer Entrance Rack
(LP-5500/LP-5700)
If the dryer entrance rack becomes dirty, water
removal may become insufficient, causing scratches,
drying marks or stain on prints. In addition, dirt
adhering to the dryer entrance rack may cause paper
jamming.
1. Leave the dryer entrance rack in warm water (30
to 40 °C/86 to 104 °F) for a short time (about 5
minutes).
2. Wash the gears and bearings of the dryer
entrance rack in running water while rotating the
rollers. If any crystallized solution cannot be
removed by rotating the rollers, remove it by
lightly brushing it off with a toothbrush.
Dryer Entrance Rack
L2237
Do not brush the rollers or processing marks on prints
may result.
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3. Remove water from the rollers on the dryer 4. Open the water supply port cover and then
entrance rack by wiping them with a dry cloth. remove the roller cleaning jig.

4. Reinstall the dryer entrance rack with its arrow Water Supply Port Cover
“UP” mark pointing up.

e-3 Washing the Dryer Entrance Roller

(LP-5900)
IMPORTANT
If the dryer entrance roller becomes dirty, water
removal may become insufficient, causing
insufficient drying of paper and shortening the
service life of the roller. Roller Cleaning Jig
G2003
1. SU1400AY Sorter: Remove the sorter.
SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its 5. Insert the dryer entrance roller into the tray filled
storage position. with water.

2. Open the dryer rack and support it with the Keep the faucet turned on.
stopper.
6. Apply the jig to the edge of the dryer entrance
Dryer Rack roller and then roll the jig while pressing it
against the roller.

Jig

Tray

Stopper
L2248

Dryer Entrance Roller

3. Remove the dryer entrance roller by pressing
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the left-hand end of the roller.
7. Repeat Step 6 while rotating the roller.

Rotate the roller one turn while rolling the jig back and
forth ten times.

8. Repeat Steps 6 and 7 until the roller is rotated

two turns.

Dryer Entrance Roller

G2004

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 If the dryer entrance roller becomes dirty, water
removal may become insufficient, causing scratches
on prints, insufficient drying or yellow staining on
prints. In addition, crystallized solution in the sponge
may cause curling or folding of the leading end of
prints, and hardened rollers may shorten the
sponge’s life.
e-4 Cleaning the Dryer Rack Mesh Belt
(LP-5900)
IMPORTANT
If the mesh belt is not cleaned, dirt adhered to the
mesh belt may be transferred onto the back of
prints, causing stains on prints.

9. Reinstall the roller jig into the holder and then
close the water supply port cover.
10.Reinstall the dryer entrance roller by aligning the
pins with the grooves.
1. SU1400AY Sorter: Remove the sorter.
SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its
storage position.
2. Remove the dryer entrance rack.

Pin Groove 3. Open the dryer rack and support it with the
Dryer Entrance Roller stopper.

Dryer Rack

Groove Pin
G2005

11.Return the stopper to the original position and Stopper

then close the dryer rack. L2248

Dryer Rack 4. Remove the cover.

Stopper Cover
L2250 G2042

12.SU1400AY Sorter: Reinstall the sorter.

SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its
operating position.

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5. Remove the dryer entrance roller by pressing 8. Return the stopper to the original position and
the left-hand end of the roller. then close the dryer rack.

Dryer Rack

Dryer Entrance Roller

G2004
Stopper
6. Insert the mesh belt cleaning jig into the dryer L2250

entrance section.
] 9. Press the [Menu] key three times and then the
[Enter] key on the printer/processor operation
Mesh Belt Cleaning Jig
panel.

• The display changes as follows.

0 [MENU]
1 START UP CHECK

10.Press the [ ↓ ] key twice.

0 [MENU]
G2034 3 <MESHBELT CLN>

Make sure that the sponges are dry.

11.Press the [→] key.

7. Set the mesh belt cleaning jig as shown.

3 <MESHBELT CLN>
SET JIG
Mesh Belt Cleaning Jig

12.Press the [→] key.

3 <MESHBELT CLN>
START ?

13.Press the [ENTER] key.

• Mesh belt cleaning starts.

G2035 3 <MESHBELT CLN>

CLEANING

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 • When cleaning is completed, the display 16.Wash the jig in water and allow the sponges to
changes as follows. dry completely.

3 <MESHBELT CLN> Mesh Belt Cleaning Jig

REMOVE JIG

14.Open the dryer rack and support it with the

stopper.

Dryer Rack

G2041

17.Reinstall the dryer entrance roller by aligning the

pins with the grooves.

Pin Groove
Dryer Entrance Roller

Stopper
L2248

15.Remove the mesh belt cleaning jig.

If the cleaning jig falls down, do not try to remove it

from the upper side. In this case, remove the cleaning
jig by opening the dryer unit.
Groove Pin
G2005

18.Reinstall the cover while aligning the arrow

marks.

G2036

Cover
Arrow Marks
G2043

IMPORTANT
Be sure to reinstall the cover. Otherwise
abnormal prints may result.

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19.Return the stopper to the original position and ■ How to replace sponges for the mesh belt
then close the dryer rack. cleaning jig

Dryer Rack Replace the sponges for the mesh belt cleaning
jig with new ones (genuine parts) every two
years. If the sponges are heavily soiled, replace
them with new ones even if two years have not
elapsed since the last replacement. Replace the
sponges by following the procedure below.

1. Remove the screw and then the plate.

Plate

Stopper
L2250

20.Reinstall the dryer entrance rack.

21.Press the [ENTER] key.

• The printer/processor returns to the stand-by

Screw
state.
G2037

22.SU1400AY Sorter: Reinstall the sorter. 2. Replace the sponges with new ones.
SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its
operating position.
Sponges (3)

G2038

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3. Insert the hook into the slit and align the locating
boss with the hole. r Monthly (or Bi-monthly)
Maintenance
Hole (Image Side)

Less than 5,000 sheets/day Every month

Plate
5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day Every month
More than 10,000 sheets/day Every 2 weeks

r-1 Cleaning Air Filters

IMPORTANT
If the air filter is not cleaned, filter clogging may
cause the temperature in the machine to rise,
Locating
Boss resulting in abnormal images or other trouble.

Hook Slit Wash the following air filters in tap water and allow
G2039 them to dry completely.

4. Tighten the screw. 1. Light Source Section Air Filter

2. Printer Power Supply Section Air Filter

3. Processing Solution Cooling Fan Air Filter

4. Dryer Section Air Filters

3cm

Screw
G2040

Air Filter
EZ684

5. Dryer Exit Section Air Filter

Dryer Exit Section Air Filter

L21120

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6. Printer Section Air Filter 2. Remove the filter from the rod.

3. Install a new filter into the rod.

4. Reinstall the rod by aligning its fastening tab

with the cutout, and turn it 90 degrees clockwise
to secure it.

Fastening Tab

Printer Section
Air Filter
L21162

r-2 P1/P2 Circulation Filter

Replacement
Be sure to turn OFF the power before replacing
the circulation filters.
If the circulation filter is not replaced, abnormal
temperature due to insufficient circulation may turn
ON the safety thermostat, requiring system restart. In
addition, dirt in the solution may adhere to the paper.
In the worst case, replacement of originally supplied
solution is required.
To prevent processing solution contamination,
replace the filters one at a time in the following order:
P1 → P2 .
1. Turn the P1 filter rod 90 degrees
counterclockwise, lift out and place it on the
circulation filter tray.
Do not let the solution drip or run.
P1 Filter Rod
Cutout
L2234
5. Replace the P2 filter by repeating Steps 1 to 4.
6. Wipe off solution adhering to the circulation filter
tray and reinstall the tray.
r-3 Washing the Processing Racks
IMPORTANT
• If the processing racks are not cleaned, dirt or
scratches on prints may result. In addition, if any
dirt or crystallized solution accumulates on the
gears or bearings, it may cause floating of the
racks, abnormal sounds or paper jamming.
• If the P1 solution is contaminated by the P2 and/
or PS solutions, it will become unfit for use. To
prevent solution contamination, always attach
the contamination-prevention cover onto the P1
rack when removing or returning all the
processing racks except for the P1 rack.
• Clean the racks in the following order:
P1→P2→PS1→PS2→PS3→PS4.

Circulation Filter Tray

L2233

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1. Remove the No.1 to No.3 crossover racks and 6. Remove the P1 Rack, run about one liter of
dryer entrance rack. water over the entire rack. Collect the waste
water in the waste solution collection tank.
No.1 Crossover Rack
Water (1R)
Dryer Entrance Rack
No.2 No.3

Processing Rack

L21041

Remove the dryer entrance rack by holding the green Rack Tray
handle with your fingers. L21043

2. Place the rack tray right by the P1 processing 7. Run warm water (30 to 40 °C/86 to 104 °F) over
tank. the rack, and thoroughly wash the roller bearing
sections and parts that come in contact with the
P1 Processing Rack solution in the tank.

To avoid scalding injuries and rack deformation,

do not use water hotter than 40 °C (104 °F).

Do not brush the rollers and paper feed section or

processing marks on the prints may result.

Warm Water (30 to 40 :/86 to 104 <)

Rack Tray
L21042

3. Carefully pull up the P1 processing rack and

wait until solution stops dripping from it.

Be careful when pulling up the processing rack

because it is heavy.
L2983
4. Place the rack carefully on the rack tray.

5. Take the rack with the tray to the sink.

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8. While rotating the sprocket by hand, wash the 10.Install the contamination-prevention cover over
gears and roller bearings on both sides in the P1 rack.
running water. To wash the gears and roller
bearings on each side, rotate the sprocket three
turns in normal direction and then three turns in
reverse direction.

Sprocket

Contamination-prevention Cover
L2227
To ease P2 rack removal, install the contamination-
prevention cover while slightly lifting the P2 rack.

11.Repeat Steps 2 to 9 to wash the P2 to PS4

Processing Rack
G2055
Purpose :
To remove crystallized processing solution
adhered to the gears and bearings which could
increase the driving load of the processing
racks, by rotating the sprocket.
Grease is applied to the sprocket. Wear gloves or
cover the sprocket with a cloth before rotating the
sprocket.
processing racks.
Hold the contamination-prevention cover down when
removing the P2 rack.
With regard to the PS4 rack, after performing Step 6,
place the rack with the sprocket facing up and wash
off any dirt or foreign matter accumulated inside the
rack with running water.
Sprocket

9. After all the water has dripped off, carefully

reinstall the P1 rack.

IMPORTANT
Reinstall the racks soon after washing them. If
the processor is left without the racks installed
for a long period, water in the solutions will
evaporate and the processing performance may
be reduced.

PS4 Rack
G2056

IMPORTANT
When installing the P2 rack, take special care to
prevent overflowing of the P2 solution into the
P1 solution.

12.Remove the contamination-prevention cover.

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r-4 Cleaning the Auto-washing
Nozzles
t Maintenance to be
Performed Every Month/
If the nozzle is clogged, the amount of sprayed Every 2 Weeks/Every Week
washing solution may be decreased, and insufficient
cleaning of the crossover and dryer entrance racks, or (or after every 60,000
stain or scratches on the paper may result. In sheets)
addition, dirt adhering to the nozzle may cause paper
jamming.
Less than 5,000 sheets/day Every month
1. Make sure the washing jets are not clogged and 5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day Every 2 weeks
there is no foreign matter around them. Clean More than 10,000 sheets/day Every week
the washing jets with a toothbrush if necessary. or after every 60,000 sheets

Auto-washing Nozzles
t-1 Cleaning the Paper Feed Section
Rollers/Guides
IMPORTANT
If the rollers become dirty, paper feed force is
weakened and images may be printed at a slant.
(Back printing may also be slanted.) In addition,
paper jamming in the paper feed section may occur.

1. Wipe dirt off the surfaces of the feed rollers

using a cloth moistened with water and wrung
Toothbrush
Auto-washing Nozzles dry.
Washing Jet
L2230
Rollers Roller

Toothbrush

L2188

Auto-washing Nozzles
L2231

2. Reinstall the No.1 to No.3 crossover racks and

dryer entrance rack.

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2. While turning the lower knob, wipe dirt off the 4. Loosen the screw, move the back printing unit to
surfaces of the back printing entrance section the right-hand side and retighten the screw.
roller using a cloth moistened with water and
wrung dry.

Knob

Screw

Back Printing Unit

L21034

Roller
L2189 5. While turning the lower or upper knob, wipe dirt
off the surfaces of the back printing section
3. While turning the upper knob, wipe dirt off the rollers using a cloth moistened with water and
surfaces of the back printing section rollers wrung dry.
using a cloth moistened with water and wrung
dry. Rollers

Knob

Knobs
L2191

Rollers Begin printing after the rollers become dry.

L2190

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t-2 Cleaning the Dryer Exit Section 7. Wipe dirt off the surfaces of the exit side rollers
Rollers using a cloth moistened with water and wrung
dry.
IMPORTANT
If the rollers and guide plates become dirty, dirt on
prints may result. In addition, paper feed force is
weakened and paper jamming in the dryer exit
section may occur.

1. Open the dryer section left cover.

2. Wipe dirt off the surfaces of the rollers using a

cloth moistened with water and wrung dry while Rollers
turning the exit side roller as shown. L2244

t-3 Cleaning the Dryer Rollers and

Dryer Rack Mesh Belt
IMPORTANT
If the rollers and mesh belt become dirty, dirt on
prints may result. In addition, paper feed force is
weakened and paper jamming in the dryer section
may occur.

There are two types of combinations of the dryer

Roller (Turn) entrance roller and mesh belt. Note that the cleaning
Rollers
L2241 procedure varies depending on the types.

3. Close the dryer section left cover. A Type

4. Open the dryer exit unit left cover. Dryer Entrance Roller (Brown)

5. Wipe dirt off the surfaces of the rollers using a

cloth moistened with water and wrung dry while
turning the exit side roller as shown.

Rollers

Mesh Belt (Coarse Mesh)

G2061

■ A Type Cleaning Procedure

Roller (Turn)
L2243 1. SU700AY sorter: Remove the sorter.
SU1400AY sorter: Remove the sorter.
6. Close the dryer exit unit left cover. SU2400AY sorter: Move the sorter to its
storage position.

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2. Open the dryer rack and support it with the
stopper.

3. While turning the dryer exit section roller, wipe

dirt off the surfaces of the dryer entrance roller
using a cloth moistened with water and wrung
dry.

Dryer Rollers
L2239

5. Wipe clean the mesh belt using a cloth

moistened with water and wrung dry.

Roller (Turn) Dryer Rack

Stopper
L2241

Mesh Belt
L21063
Dryer Entrance Roller
L2238 6. Close the dryer rack.

4. While turning the dryer exit section roller, wipe 7. SU700AY sorter: Reinstall the sorter.
dirt off the surfaces of the dryer rollers using a SU1400AY sorter: Reinstall the sorter.
cloth moistened with water and wrung dry. SU2400AY sorter: Return the sorter to its
operating position.

Roller (Turn)
L2241

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B Type 4. Insert the dryer entrance roller into the tray filled
with water.
Dryer Entrance Roller (Gray)
Keep the faucet turned on.

5. Apply the jig to the edge of the dryer entrance

roller and then roll the jig while pressing it
against the roller.

Jig

Tray

Mesh Belt (Fine Mesh)

G2057

■ B Type Cleaning Procedure

1. SU700AY Sorter: Remove the sorter.

SU1400AY Sorter: Remove the sorter. Dryer Entrance Roller
SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its G2010

storage position.
6. Repeat Step 5 while rotating the roller.
2. Open the dryer rack and support it with stopper.
Rotate the roller one turn while rolling the jig back and
forth ten times.
3. Remove the dryer entrance roller by pressing
the left-hand end of the roller.
7. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 until the roller is rotated
two turns.

8. Reinstall the roller jig into the holder and then

close the water supply port cover.

9. Reinstall the dryer entrance roller by aligning the

pins with the grooves.

Pin Groove
Dryer Entrance Roller
Dryer Entrance Roller
G2004

Groove Pin
G2005

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10.While turning the dryer exit section roller, wipe 12.Set the tray so that the arrow marks are aligned.
dirt off the surfaces of the dryer rollers using a
cloth moistened with water and wrung dry. Arrow Marks

Tray
G2029
Roller (Turn)
L2241
13.Support the dryer rack with the stopper.

14.Wipe clean the mesh belt while rotating it using

a cloth moistened with water and wrung lightly.

Dryer Rack
Stopper

Dryer Rollers
L2239

11.Open the dryer rack and then insert the tray for
mesh belt cleaning into the dryer section. Mesh Belt
L21063

Dryer Rack
15.Remove the tray for mesh belt cleaning.

Dryer Rack

Tray
G2028

Be sure to install the tray for mesh belt cleaning.

Tray
G2030

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16.Return the stopper to the original position and
then close the dryer rack. y Maintenance to be
Performed Every 3 Months/
Dryer Rack Every 2 Months/Every
Month (or after every
180,000 sheets)

Less than 5,000 sheets/day Every 3 months

5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day Every 2 months
More than 10,000 sheets/day Every month
or after every 180,000 sheets

Stopper y-1 Cleaning the diffusion box

L2250

17.SU700AY Sorter: Reinstall the sorter.
SU1400AY Sorter: Reinstall the sorter.
SU2400AY Sorter: Move the sorter to its
operating position.
IMPORTANT
If the diffusion box is not cleaned, the output of the
light source decreases, lowering the scanning
capability.
1. Remove the auto film carrier NC100AY and then
the diffusion box.

2. Remove any dirt adhering to the top surface of

the diffusion box by wiping it strongly using a
soft cloth moistened with water and wrung dry.

Diffusion Box (Top)

Before Cleaning After Cleaning

G2058

3. Wipe the top surface of the diffusion box using a

dry cloth.

4. Reinstall the diffusion box and the auto film

carrier NC100AY.

5. Perform scanner correction in the pre-

operational check.

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y-2 Exposure Section Cooling Air y-3 Cleaning the Densitometer White
Filter Replacement Board

Be sure to turn OFF the power before replacing
the exposure section cooling air filter.
If any dust adheres to the laser unit section, white
streaks or unevenness on prints may result. In
addition, lowered airflow may cause the temperature
to rise in the exposure section, interrupting the
printing operation.
1. Remove the exposure section cooling air filter
and air filter holder.
If the white board is dirty, the criteria for density
measurement may be changed and the color of prints
abnormal even if the result of upkeep printing is OK.
In addition, density measurement of upkeep prints
may fall out of range.
1. Clean the white board with a cotton swab.
Cotton Swab
White Board

2. Wipe clean the air filter holder.

Air Filter Holder

Air Filter
RD122

Arrow Air Filter Holder

L2192

3. Install a new air filter along with the air filter

holder.

Install the air filter with its arrow pointing inside.

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 u Maintenance to be IMPORTANT
Take care not to spill any solution. If solution is
Performed Every 6 Months/ spilled, wipe it up immediately.
Every 4 Months/Every 2 If it is allowed to adhere to a cover on the
machine and dry out, it will become impossible
Months (or after every to remove.
370,000 sheets)
Hose

Less than 5,000 sheets/day Every 6 months

5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day Every 4 months
More than 10,000 sheets/day Every 2 months
or after every 370,000 sheets

u-1 Replacing the PS Processing

Solutions
PS1 Solution Tank
IMPORTANT Drain Cock
If the PS solution becomes unclean, dirt or Waste Solution Tank
L2641
scratches on prints may result. In addition, the
replacement interval of the circulation filters may be
3. If the solution being drained off stops flowing,
shortened and clogged filters may cause abnormal
and there is still solution remaining in the tank,
temperature of the PS processing solutions.
replace the waste solution tank with a lower
The drained solutions should be disposed of by a
container (such as a tray) which can bring the
company specializing in waste disposal.
end of the hose to a level lower than the cock,
and continue draining off the solution.
1. Remove the PS1 to PS4 processing racks.

2. Connect a hose (ordinary water hose) to the

PS1 solution tank drain cock and drain the
solution in the waste solution tank.

L2642

4. After all the solution has been drained off, close

the drain cock.

5. Repeat Steps 2 through 4 for the PS2 to PS4.

6. Reinstall the PS solution drain cock cover.

Replace the PS solution circulation filters before

preparing PS processing solutions (see i-1).

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7. Put 1 tablet of FSC100 into a plastic film case
containing water or warm water and shake the i Maintenance to be
case approximately 10 seconds to dissolve the Performed Every Year/
tablet.
Every 6 Months/Every 3
FSC100 (1 tablet)
Months (or after every
750,000 sheets)

Less than 5,000 sheets/day Every Year

5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day Every 6 Months
More than 10,000 sheets/day Every 3 Months
or after every 750,000 sheets
Plastic Film Case
L21064
i-1 Replacing the PS Circulation
8. Pour following amount of deionized water and
Filters
FSC100 solution into each PS processing tank.
If the circulation filters are not replaced, abnormal
temperature due to insufficient circulation may turn
Deionized Water FSC100 Solution
ON the safety thermostat, requiring system restart. In
addition, dirt in the solution may adhere to the paper.

1. Remove the PS1 to PS4 circulation filters using

the replacement jig.

Replacement Jig

L21066

Processing Tank FSC100 Deionized Water

PS1 Solution of 1 tablet 6 liters

PS2 Solution of 1 tablet 6 liters
PS3 Solution of 1 tablet 7 liters
PS4 Solution of 1 tablet 7 liters

Circulation Filter
RD045

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2. Wash out the inside of each PS processing tank
in clean running water. o Maintenance to be
Performed Every 2 Years/
Every Year/Every 6 Months
(or after every 1,500,000
sheets)

Less than 5,000 sheets/day Every 2 Years

5,000 to 10,000 sheets/day Every Year
More than 10,000 sheets/day Every 6 Months
or after every 1,500,000 sheets
PS Processing Tanks
L21065
o-1 Replacing the Light Source
3. Drain the water in each PS processing tank. Section Air Filter

4. Install a new circulation filter to the replacement IMPORTANT

jig with its “TOP” mark facing up. If the light source air filter is clogged, the
temperature in the light source section will rise,
shortening the service life of the LED.

1. Remove the air filter from the holder.

Filter Holder

“Top” Mark
Replacement Jig
Circulation Filter
RD044

Light Source
5. Install new circulation filters in the PS1 to PS4 Section Air Filter
processing tanks. Z2057

2. Reinstall a new air filter and a filter holder in the

reverse order of removal.

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 2. Wipe dirt off the surfaces of the rubber rollers
!0 Maintenance to be and feed belts using a cloth moistened with
Performed at the Time of water and wrung dry.
Paper End
Rollers

!-0 1 Cleaning the Paper Magazine

Rollers/Inside of the Magazine
IMPORTANT
If the magazine is not cleaned, unevenness of the
print length or white spots on prints due to paper
dust may result. In addition, an error may occur
during the pulling out or rewinding of the paper.

1. Open the paper magazine and then vacuum L2185

dust off the light-shielding cloth and inside of the
magazine. Feed Belts

L2186
Vacuum Cleaner
L2184

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