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Volume 9 APRIL/MAY 2001 Number 3
Second Worldwide Quality Service Contest semifinalists, organizers and service executives.
Circled from left to right are 1) bronze winner Doug Eggenburg, 2) silver winner Alberto Luis
Perero, 3) gold winner Kenneth Mueller-Rasmussen.
Eleven finalists in Toshiba’s Second
Worldwide Quality Service Contest were
flown to Japan in March to compete for
Toshiba’s coveted gold, silver and bronze Service
Awards. These outstanding finalists
emerged from a field of approximately 3500
Toshiba technicians who qualified for the worldwide
competition.
The Gold went to Kenneth Mueller-Rasmussen
of Denmark.
The Silver to Alberto Luis Perero of Argentina.
The Bronze to Douglas Eggenburg of the USA.
The contest drew entrants from all Toshiba
regions:
USA and Latin America (TABS)
Canada (TCL)
Europe (TEG)
Australia New Zealand (TAP)
Asia, Middle East and Africa (TSP)
Russia, Hong Kong and Taiwan (FE)
Japan (TIE & TOCT)
Copyright 2001 Toshiba American Business Solutions, Inc., Electronic Imaging Division. This publication is proprietary and confidential and is for the use of authorized dealers of the TABS Electronic Imaging Division. Its unauthorized use is
prohibited. TABS EID makes no express or implied warranty, including implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular use, with regard to this publication and disclaims any claim arising by reason of the possession of use thereof.

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The contest is designed to measure the skills
of technicians who service Toshiba products
and to recognize and honor those with outstanding
product maintenance knowledge.
At TABS, each participating dealer and international
distributor selected a “champion”
to compete in the contest. The champions
took a written exam covering current product
lines including copiers, facsimiles, color,
networking, controllers and accessories.
gineering offices, we had 90 minutes to answer
50 questions on a written exam. Then
we had the practical test — the troubleshooting
—- which took 60 minutes. I found 10
faults in about 35 minutes. After lunch we had
90 minutes to do a PM.
“During the faultfinding and the PM we had
our own private judge watching over us.”
The highest-scoring champion from each of
the four Service regions and one from the
international distributors were then given a
second written exam and the two top-scoring
finalists from that exam were flown to
Japan for the final competition.
In Japan, the finalists took a written test, performed
a troubleshooting exercise and conducted
a PM, all under the watchful eyes of
individual judges.
First-place winner, Kenneth Mueller-
Rasmussen, a technician for Horsens
Kantor Teknic A/S, in Denmark, said that he
prepared for the contest by studying service
manuals and handbooks, reading technical
specifications, and by “getting to know the
machines.”
Regarding the trip agenda, he said, “We arrived
in Tokyo on Sunday afternoon and were
directed to our hotel. The next morning, after
an opening ceremony at the company’s en-
Commenting on Japan, he said, “There are
so many people, and they are everywhere, in
their cars, going by train, walking… and everyone
is smiling and acting so polite. In Japan
there are 12 million people: in my city
there are 55,000!”
Second-place winner, Alberto Luis
Perero of Ranko S.A., Argentina, said that
he was enticed to join the contest because
he wanted to visit a place as distant as Japan
and he wanted to see the company’s
design and manufacturing facilities.
“I prepared for the contest by reviewing the
main points of the courses that I took, and I
also reviewed the manuals, Tech Nets, and
the bulletins.” Perero said.
“The contest was very well planned and organized
and an experience I will never forget.
There was great comradery between the
participants and the people who organized
the contest. At the presentation ceremony we
also had an opportunity to meet all of Toshiba

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TEC’s executives and the service managers
from Toshiba’s subsidiaries.
“I was very surprised and pleased to receive
the second place awards — the medal, the
trophy and the watch —- because I had only
worked with the Toshiba line for about four
years.
“Upon my return home I received compliments
from all our employees and customers.
My company also ran a story about me
on our web site.”
“The people at Toshiba made our visit very
special. I appreciate everything that they
did for us. And I will enter the contest again
next year.”
During their five-day stay in Japan the finalists
were given guided tours to various
parts of the country. They visited Mt. Fuji,
sailed on a catamaran, and wore kimonos
at a Japanese-style dinner and dined on
sushi. They also had an opportunity to
sightsee and visit the Toshiba factory and
science museum.
Doug Eggenburg, third-place winner,
works for California Office Systems, Inc., in
Long Beach, California. He said that his
service manager entered him in the competition
because he felt he could win.
George Colborn, TABS Vice President,
Service said, “The contest affords Toshiba
several important benefits.”
“I didn’t do anything special to prepare for
the contest,” Doug said. “I was very surprised
that I won the US competition because I really
didn’t do much studying. I’m just lucky to
have a good memory.
“I felt the written exam was the most difficult
part of the contest in Japan because it dealt
with theory, and it was closed book. The
contest was well organized and fair. They
gave us plenty of time to finish our tasks.
“I really enjoyed meeting all the other contestants.
We all had the same service stories
to tell.
“First, it gives us an opportunity to recognize
and reward our most talented technicians,
which is an incentive to others to
enhance their service skills.
“The contest also gives us an opportunity
to collect comments and opinions about
Service issues from the thousands of technicians
in our networks. We then combine
this information with our various dealer
service surveys to expand our support
functions.
“The Worldwide Quality Service Contest
is a worldwide win-win program that benefits
our technicians, our dealers and, most
importantly, our customers.”

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FC15 / 22 / 25P ERROR CODES
1) The following error codes have been added to the FC15/22/25P Service Handbook.
Classification Error Code Content
Other service calls C9B Main-CPU protocol error
C9D
IMC-CPU protocol error
2) If C9B or C9D occurs, call the Toshiba Color Support Center and give them the
following codes.
Code Content Example
1. 08-267 C9B/C9D error history display WW XX YY ZZ
2. 08-900 Sofware version (SIC) T310Sxx-180
3. 08-902 Engine ROM version (LGC) T310M14
4. 08-903 Enginer ROM version (IMC) T310IMC14
Note: Support for the C9B/C9D error history display is version 180 or
higher.
GL-1010 PARTS LIST CORRECTION
The GL-1010 parts list has been corrected as follows:
P-I Error Correct
1-10 44201406000 44214060000
WH-PARAL-534
WH-PARAL-534
Error Correction

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DP120F/125F SERVICE PARTS LIST CORRECTIONS
Parts list illustrations are provided in the attached page 13.
MODEL P-I Before Change After Change Note
DP120F 2-18 —— 12089441
DP125F One touch label A 1 piece
DP120F 2-19 —— 12084950
DP125F Book sheet A 1 piece
DP120F 2-20 —— 12089442
DP125F One touch label B 1 piece
DP120F 2-21 —— 12089443
DP125F One touch label C 1 piece
DP120F 2-22 —— 12084951
DP125F Book sheet B 1 piece
DP120F 2-23 —— 12089444
DP125F One touch label D 1 piece
DP120F 2-24 —— 12089445
DP125F Diect access card (L) 1 piece
DP120F 2-25 —— 12089446
DP125F Direct access card (R) 1 piece
DP120F 2-29 —— 12089447
DP125F Book sheet label A 1 piece
DP120F 2-30 —— 12089448
DP125F Book sheet label B 2 piece
DP120F 2-31 —— 12089449
DP125F Book sheet label C 1 piece
DP80F / 85F PARTS LIST ADDITION
A shoulder screw on the paper pickup block is now available as a service part.
Page 14 attached shows revisions made on page 8 of the Parts List.
MODEL P-I Before Change After Change Note
DP80F 8-7 --------- 12079622 -----
DP85F
(ZBA-2301077)
Shoulder screw

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DP3500 / 4500 PARTS LIST CORRECTION
An error in the illustration on page 100 of the DP3500 / 4500 Service Parts List
has been corrected as follows.
Before After
MD-5007 THICK PAPER MODIFICATION
To accomodate thick paper, the following MD-5007 parts have been altered.
Paper type
Before Change
64g~90g (17lb~24lb)sheet
After Change
64g~105g(17lb~28lb)sheet
MODEL P-I Before Change After Change Note
MD5007 2-8 A 4402292670

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1360 ~ 1560 / MY-1004 MYLAR TO PREVENT JAMS
In the feed u-turn area, a feeding jam may occur due to guide rib wear. To
prevent this, Mylar protective sheets, now supplied as service parts, should be
attached to wear points --- as shown in the illustrations on page 15 attached.
MODEL P-I Before Change After Change
1360/70 19-22 —— 4402864600
MYLAR-1360
1550/60 6-61 —— 4400664370
MYLAR-2-1550
6-62 —— 4400664380
MYLAR-3-1550
6-63 —— 4400664390
MYLAR-4-1550
MY-1004 3-22 —— 4400664360
MYLAR-1-1550
SC-1 HARD DRIVE RETURNS
When you return an SC-1 drive to Toshiba for core credit, you must use the
proper form. You can download the form from Tech-to-Go in the Downloads ~
General items ~ Forms ~ SC1 HDD RETURN FORM. The correct form is dated
3/16/01. Or, the Parts Customer Service Department can fax the form to you.
KR-7016 NETWORK RELAY CABLE
The KR-7016 uses a network cable to connect the board to the RJ-45 Ethernet
jack on the back of the copier. The earliest installations of the cable may exhibit
performance problems in 100 MB networks. An upgrade is available by ordering
P/N 4402-996270.
The new cable can be identified by its color (white); the original cables were
black. The new cables should be installed in all 100 MB installations or in environments
where the user is experiencing network communication problems.
LP2500 / 3500 FADED COPIES
If the transfer roller (SPL pg 7-36 item 1) is installed with the transfer roller gear
on the wrong side of the machine, the left side of copies will appear faded.
When installed incorrectly, the roller gear contacts the drum which lifts the roller
off the drum. To fix the problem, make sure the transfer roller is on the right, as
shown in the illustrations on page 16 attached. Run a few copies after replacing
a transfer roller to make sure the system is operating properly.

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LP2500/3500 FUSER CLEANER
Most fusers are cleaned by a fuser cleaning unit that has a felt wiper pad. However,
the LP2500/3500 does not have a fuser cleaner. Where the wiper would
normally be there is a plastic spacer that does not contact the fuser roller.
In the Service Parts List (pg 7-31 Item 2) a “Wiper Assembly, Wet” (P/N 99A0725)
is shown. This fuser wiper should be used when the customer prints on label
stock. The Wiper Assembly is not recommended for duplex printing.
The Wiper Assembly can be ordered from the Parts Department.
KK-1600 SERVICE MANUAL CORRECTION
On page 5-4 of the KK-1600 Service Manual, the H and L waveforms on the
STP have been corrected under the second bullet (Reverse operation ---
when the stapler is not at the home position.....)
Power On
STP paper set sensor
STP staple empty switch
STP home position sensor
CW
CCW
TELEPHONE SUPPORT ADDITION FOR INTERNATIONAL (COLOR)
In the January issue of Tech Net, we discussed the consolidation of our telephone
support functions, and we provided a diagram of the telephone support process.
At the time of publication, we did not have an international phone number for color
support. We now have one: (949) 753-1182. The diagram on the following page
has been amended to include this number.

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INTERNATIONAL
949 753-1182
888 879-8247
INTERNATIONAL
949 462-2990
1
COLOR SUPPORT
for trained dealer technicians
with questions on color copier
hardware or controllers
2
COPIER/FAX HARDWARE
troubleshooting support for
trained technicians on monochrome
copier and facsimile
hardware
Color Support = 1
Copier/Fax HW = 2
InTouch Center = 3
Pre Sale = 4
ImageVision = 5
SIS Support = 6
Software Solutions = 7
3
InTouch Center (ITC) SUPPORT
for network or printing issues on monochrome
copiers
4
PRE SALE QUEUE
for questions regarding
networking features or
specifications on monochrome
controllers prior to sale
6
SIS SUPPORT
for questions regarding the
Service Information System
website
5
IV QUEUE
for trained dealer technicians
with questions on ImageVision
7
SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
for questions on applications
such as Formscape,
Questys and Equitrac
END USER
888 820-8674
“1” YES Is the call for IV? “2” NO
IV QUEUE
for end-user questions
about ImageVision
USER QUEUE
for end-user questions about
network or printing issues
on monochrome controllers
Calls may be monitored or recorded for quality purposes.

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Training
Facts
PROMASTERS P&P - The ProMasters 2002 Policy and Procedures Manual is available on
SIS. You can access the manual by logging on to SIS, selecting "Tools" from the Main Menu,
and clicking on General Information. The manual is in PDF format and can be printed directly
from the web site. A hard copy of the manual will not be printed and mailed to dealers.
Please read the manual carefully and completely. We have made changes in the program to
further improve what we believe is the best service-recognition program in the industry.
STAR AWARDS - The following technicians are to be congratulated for their outstanding accomplishments
in winning one or more of Toshiba’s coveted STAR Awards.
GOLD STAR RECIPIENTS
TIM P. DONOVAN PORTLAND COMPUTER COPY INC FC15/FC22 Acces.
CULLEN FLETCHER AGAR OFFICE SYSTEMS e-Studio 35/45
BILL GALBRAITH THE COPY SHOP INC e-Studio 35/45
ROBERT LANE TOSHIBA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS FC15/FC22/FC25P
MICHAEL SEEBARAN DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
MATTHEW SMITH DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
KEITH SOUTHARD WESTERN BUSINESS PRODUCTS SC2 Controller
BRUCE SOWARDS AARON’S PRODUCTS INC e-Studio 35/45
MIKE TRAVERS CENTRAL BUSINESS EQUIPMENT e-Studio 35/45
SILVER STAR RECIPIENTS
JOHN BELDING DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
STEVE ELLIOTT HOWARD D HAPPY COMPANY e-Studio 35/45
MIKE FADER TOSHIBA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS-MI e-Studio 35/45
PETE FLETCHER LAFAYETTE COPIER SALES e-Studio 35/45
JOE GONERING ROSS INC FIERY Z4 4-DAY
TIM HART DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
DALE HEUELIN DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
BILL HOCKENBERRY ENGLE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT INC e-Studio 35/45
ANDY HONKEN BENNETT OFFICE TECHNOLOGIES e-Studio 35/45
DANA HOTTINGER KRM INC SC2 4-DAY
DANIEL HUFFMAN NETSETGO SC2 5-DAY
WAYNE IDALSKI COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT CO e-Studio 35/45
GREG KARAKOUDAS MERRIMACK VALLEY BUS MACH e-Studio 35/45
JOHN KIMBRELL LAFAYETTE COPIER SALES e-Studio 35/45
ALBERT LOPEZ DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
JEFF MILLER DISTINCTIVE BUSINESS PRODUCTS SC2 4-DAY
JERRY NORDBYE KELLEY BUSINESS MACHINES e-Studio 35/45
ROBERT PALMISANO THE OFFICE WORKS INC SC2 5-DAY
ROBERT POVLOCK DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
TONY RAMDHAN DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
MARK RAYMOND DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
AUBREY ROBERTS DEAN’S OFFICE MACHINES SC2 Controller
VINCENT RUSSO FACSIMILE COMMUNICATIONS IND SC2 4-DAY

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SILVER STAR RECIPIENTS (CONT’D)
BRIAN SCHUMACHER DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
JOSE A. SOTO BIESCO e-Studio 35/45
KIRK SPALDING COASTAL BUSINESS PRODUCTS e-Studio 35/45
STEVE SPEER RI-COM CORPORATION e-Studio 35/45
JOHN TERMINI DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
DANNY THOMAS WAGER’S BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC e-Studio 35/45
GREG WALTERS TECHNOCOM BUSINESS SYS e-Studio 35/45
JOHN WAY WILLIAMS MCRAE OFFICE SOLUTIONS INC e-Studio 35/45
GREG WOUDSTA DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
BRONZE STAR RECIPIENTS
JAMES ANDERSON CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC 2460/2570/3580
ROBERT ANDRADE BRUNO’S BUSINESS SUPPLY 3560/4560
WILLIAM E. AUCOIN SOUTHERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT e-Studio 35/45
JON F BALTER BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INTL 3560/4560
ROLF BENNETT PINNACLE OFFICE SYSTEMS 3560/4560
JOHN BOSTICK DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
PAT BRADSHAW COAST TO COAST OFFICE FIERY Z4 4-DAY
STEPHEN BREWER COPIER SOURCE INC 2460/2570/3580
WES BURR DOCUMENT & NETWORK TECH e-Studio 35/45
ROBERT CARDWELL APPALACHIA BUS COMMUNICATIONS SC2 5-DAY
JANIS CLAYBORNE JAMES OFFICE EQUIPMENT e-Studio 35/45
BILL CLEMENTS TECHNOCOM BUSINESS SYS e-Studio 35/45
DANIEL CRUZ DANKA OFFICE IMAGING 2460/2570/3580
JERRY DAUGHERTY EMORY BOOTY COMPANY e-Studio 35/45
ERIK DETERMAN MESABI OFFICE EQUIPMENT 2460/2570/3580
ALBERT DEYOUNG OFFICE PAVILION LTD SC2 5-DAY
BOB DOUCETTE DANKA OFFICE IMAGING FC15/22 Acces.
DENNIS DUNN ADVANCED BUSINESS CONCEPTS SC2 5-DAY
CHET W. EATON COPIER SALES & SERVICE INC e-Studio 35/45
BRIAN EVANS LIBERTY BUSINESS SYSTEMS 2460/2570/3580
MIKE FIGURA METRO-PLEX INFORMATION SYS FC15/22 Acces.
KEN FORD ADAMS REMCO IN FC15/22 Acces.
RICHARD FRANCIS DANKA OFFICE IMAGING 3560/4560
RANDY FREEMAN CAPITOL OFFICE MACHINES INC e-Studio 35/45
ALFONSO GONZALEZ CONTACT OFFICE SOLUTIONS e-Studio 35/45
NICHOLAS GRUSHA ADVANCED SYSTEMS INC 2460/2570/3580
BRIAN HALLOW DANKA OFFICE IMAGING FC15/22 Acces.
RICH HANDON COPY CONCEPTS FC15/22 Acces.
GUSTAUO HERNANDEZ AMERICAN BUSINESS EQUIP e-Studio 35/45
ANDREW HICKMAN INDEPENDENT OFFICE SERVICES FIERY Z4 4-DAY
STEVE HICKS PILOT COMPUTER & OFFICE SUPPLY 2460/2570/3580
JOE HOLZEM JAMES OFFICE EQUIPMENT e-Studio 35/45
GREG HUNT AMPAN COPIERS e-Studio 35/45
DOUG KALMBACH FELTZ OFFICE APPLIANCES e-Studio 35/45
STAN KANNAS OFFICE SYSTEMS SC2 5-DAY
KAL KAUFMANN COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT CO e-Studio 35/45
DANIEL KLINGEMANN WILLIAMS OFFICE PRODUCTS e-Studio 35/45
BRYAN LACHANCE COPIER SUPPLY INC e-Studio 35/45
JAMES C. LAYNE WITTCO SYSTEMS INC e-Studio 35/45

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CHARLES LESTER BRINC BUSINESS SYSTEMS e-Studio 35/45
JOE LINDENFELSER IMAGETEC L P e-Studio 35/45
ROBERT R. MACHAC SOUTHWEST COPY SYSTEMS e-Studio 35/45
RICHARD A METZGER NORTHE CENTRAL DIGITAL e-Studio 35/45
WAYNE MILLS DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
GERALD MUELLER PACIFIC OFFICE AUTOMATION e-Studio 35/45
PETER NASBERG KINNEY OFFICE SYSTEMS e-Studio 35/45
DOUG NIX DOCUMENT & NETWORK TECH e-Studio 35/45
JERRY NOLAN DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
VERNON ONHAIZER DEWITT POTH & SON e-Studio 35/45
ROBERT PASSMORE TECHNOCOM BUSINESS SYS e-Studio 35/45
RAY PEREA OFFICE WORLD TECHNOLOGIES e-Studio 35/45
MICHAEL PETROCHKO GREEN MOUNTAIN OFFICE MACHINES e-Studio 35/45
GREG POWELL DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
KENNETH PRIDGEN MC RAE OFFICE SOLUTIONS e-Studio 35/45
ROBERT PRIESTSER NETSETGO e-Studio 35/45
MICHAEL PRITCHARD DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
MIKE RAJCEVICH DANKA OFFICE IMAGING SC-2 4-DAY
TRAVIS REAGAN AZTEC BUSINESS MACHINES e-Studio 35/45
CHARLES ROAD SUMMIT BUSINESS SYSTEMS e-Studio 35/45
BARRY ROGERS CALCASIEU OFFICE PRODUCTS e-Studio 35/45
EDWARD SALAZAR IMAGETEC L P e-Studio 35/45
STEVEN M. SIMCOX PACIFIC OFFICE AUTOMATION e-Studio 35/45
ERIC SMITH ADAMS REMCO INC e-Studio 35/45
ROB SPICER COPIER CARE PLUS SC-2 4-DAY
KEITH STEELE MISSION OFFICE SYSTEMS e-Studio 35/45
NEIL STEPHENSON DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
RUSS STUSSE ELITE OFFICE PRODUCTS e-Studio 35/45
RICHARD TARABORELLI DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
SHUI MING TOM DANKA OFFICE IMAGING FC15/22 Acces.
MCLEVON TROSS C B E SYSTEMS INC e-Studio 35/45
RALPH URIARTE DANKA OFFICE IMAGING e-Studio 35/45
DAVID WALLACE VIRGINIA GRAPHICS SYS e-Studio 35/45
MIKE WELLS WOLCO BUSINESS SYSTEMS e-Studio 35/45
DAVE WERNER SKIPCO INC FC15/22/25P
BOB WILLEY AZTEC BUSINESS MACHINES INC FC15/22/25P
JON WILLIAMS NORTHERN MICHIGAN DUPLICATING e-Studio 35/45
JOSH WOLF FELTZ OFFICE APPLIANCES SC2 Controller
LONNIE WYSPIANSKI DIVERSIFIED COPIER PRODUCTS e-Studio 35/45
BOB YARMULA OFFICE BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC e-Studio 35/45
JOHN ZOBEL DISTINCTIVE BUSINESS PRODUCTS e-Studio 35/45
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DP120F/DP125F
SCANNER COVER ASSEMBLY/CONTROL PANEL UNIT MAR 2001
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DP80F/DP85F
PAPER PICKUP BLOCK
MAR 2001
108
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Fig. 1
1360/1370
Mylar locations
4402843690 GUIDE-TURN
Fig. 2
1550/1560
Mylar locations
4402864600 MYLAR = 1360
4400661760 COVER-FEED
00664370 MYLAR-2-1550
00664390 MYLAR-4-1550
00664380 MYLAR-3-1550
Fig. 3
MY-1004
Mylar locations
4400664360 MYLAR-1-1550
4400680310 COVER-INT-PFU

LP2500 / 3500
PROPER POSITIONING
OF TRANSFER ROLLER
CORRECT INSTALLATION
INCORRECT GEAR POSITION
Roller should be flipped 180 degrees