Info 1512 Depot Repair Rev091306

7/22/2019 Info 1512 Depot Repair Rev091306

1/11

IBM Infoprint 1512 Depot Repair Procedure Creation Date: 12/20/05TLI/ Part Number sequence: Revision Date: 09/13/06Content Owner: George Maslin Doc ID: USDEPOTDOC54Process Flow Owner: Andy Steinkuhl

Page 1 of 11

IBM Infoprint 1512

Printer Descriptions:Marketing Name Model Type

Infoprint 1512 4535 - 001

Infoprint 1512n 4535 n01

Parts Required:Photoconductor Kit

Return Program Toner Cartridge

Tools Required:service manual

Flat-blade screwdrivers of various sizes

Phillips screwdrivers of various sizes

Needlenose pliers

Spring hookAnalog or digital multimeter

Flash light (optional, but strongly recommended)

Diagonal side cutters (optional, but recommended)


2/11


Page 2 of 11

Section 01: Determining Printer Condition and Service History Research

1. Isthe printer repairable: Frame damage?

o Yes, scrap.o No, continue

Excessive toner/dust contamination?o Yes, scrap.o No, continue.

Rodent/insect contamination?o Yes, scrap.o No, continue.

2. Prepare the printer for power:a. Open the front cover and verify the presence of the transfer roller.b. Install a working toner cartridge.c. Load tray 1 with at least 20 pages of plain letter size paper.d. Attach a power cord to the printer and a grounded power source.e. Move the printers power switch to the on ( | ) position.

3. Does the printer go to Ready?

If the printer displays an error message move to step 7. If the printer displays Ready, continue testing.

4. Update the RIP and Engine code with WinCSU (refer to the WinCSU Firmware Update Process document). If the updatefails, try updating again and if it fails a second time move to step 7.

5. Print the quality pages:a. Press and release the Cancel button until the Press Continue and Ready/Data lights come on.b. Press and hold the Continue button until all the lights flash on.c. The 4 quality test pages will print (the last page should be blank)d. Use these pages to isolate print quality problems. Refer to the Print Quality Service checks starting on page 2

66 of the 4535 service manual for diagnosis if needed.

6. Verify that the Firmware/Engine update was successful by checking the Base and Engine numbers in the Printer RevisioLevels section of the first Quality page (Figure A).

7. Determine what parts will be needed to repair the printer.

If the parts are in stock, replace them and restart this procedure at step 2.

If the parts are not in stock, make sure an order for them is placed and set the printer aside Awaiting Parts (AWOP).Remember to remove the toner cartridge.

8. Compare the model and serial number of the printer with the work order in the tracking system (the printer must match thwork order).

9. Check the printers previous repair history in the tracking system.

If the printer has been serviced more than once (particularly for the same problem), use the previous complaint and along with the error log on the first Quality Page (Figure B) as a guide in the current repair.


3/11


Page 3 of 11

Section 02: Visual Inspection| toc

1. Clean printers with toner/dust contamination by removing the top, left and right covers and use compressed air and/otoner vacuum. Avoid contaminating the printhead with dust.

2. Check the covers for damage. All covers must meet the A, B, and C surface cosmetics requirements.3. Check the logo and molded graphics for damage.

4. Make sure there is no damage to the buttons, lights or printing on the printer operator panel.5. Remove the paper tray and clean off any toner or dust.

6. Gently flip the printer over to view the bottom (Figure 3).

Check the Auto-connect for damage.

Make sure the 4 rubber feet are present.

Check the Auto-compensator for damage.

7. Flip the printer back over to the upright position.


4/11


Page 4 of 11

8. Check the certification label and ports on the back of the printer for damage.

Note:On network models insert a network cable and make sure the port will hold the cable.

9. Open the printers front cover and remove the cartridge (if present) and any debris.10. Check the TLI label on the inside of the front cover for damage.

11. Remove the transfer rollera. Set the spring on the right off to the side.b. Check the transfer roller for damage.c. Clean the area under the transfer roller with a toner vac.d. Re-install the transfer roller, and dont forget the spring on the right side.

12. Clean the interior of the printer as needed. Note:If canned or compressed air is being used to clean the printer avoidcontaminating the printhead on the underside of the top cover with dust or debris.

13. Examine the 6 High Volt Power Supply contacts (Figure 6) on the right side.Note:Make absolutely sure that the printer is not attached to power at this point.

Press on each of the contacts and make sure that they spring back to their original position.


5/11


Page 5 of 11

Section 03: Functional Test

1. Insert a toner cartridge for testing and load the auto sheet feeder until full with letter size plain paper.2. Listen for any unusual noises coming from the printer, and resolve as needed.3. Connect to the WinCSU stand alone system through the USB port.4. Double-click on the CSUicon on the desktop to load the test program.

5. Click Change Top Bill -> Browse -> TLI Masters ->IBM 1512then select the TLI number matching the printer (TLInumber can be found by opening the front cover). Click OK.

6. In WinCSU-Select TLI, make sure the TLI number is correct, then click OK.7. Click CSU test, then click Start.8. Enter the TLI number, then click OK.9. Enter the serial number, then click OK.10. Load the MP feeder with letter paper. Click Pass.11. Review the print samples, and make sure there are no:

Light or blurred characters

Toner smudges on the front or back

Vertical Streaks

Smears or ruboffs12. Indicate if the Print Test passed. Note: Keep the printouts with the printer for QC verification.

13. Wait for the test to complete.14. Make sure all parts of the test pass.15. Print 70 pages from a text file on a PC.

Print 60 pages to tray 1.

Print 10 pages using the manual sheet feed.

Keep 1 page from each of the 3 tests above with the printer for QC verification.

16. Access the printers Diagnostics mode:a. Turn the printer off.b. Turn the printer on while holding the Go and the Return buttons.c. Release the buttons when Performing Self Test appears on the LCD screen.

17. Check the print Registration:

Print the Quick Test page.Note:Make sure the paper guides in the tray are set properly before making any registration changes.

Changing the Top margin moves the entire page image up or down the page. Decreasing the top margin setting will move the image/text up the page. Increasing the top margin value moves the image/text down the page.

Changing the Bottom margin moves only the bottom margin. Use this setting to elongate or shrink the overallimage vertically. Note:Always set the top margin first before setting the bottom margin.

Changing the Left margin moves the entire page image left or right across the page.

Changing the Right margin moves only the right margin. Use this setting to elongate or shrink the overall imagehorizontally. Note:Always set the left margin first before setting the right margin.

Keep the final registration page with the printer for QC verification.

18. Clear the Error Log:

a. Press the left or right Menu button until the operator panel shows ERROR LOG as a choice.b. Press the Select button to enter the error log.c. Select Clear Log from the Error Log menu.d. Press the Select button when the screen displays YES to clear the log. The screen should display the messag

Empty Error Log.


6/11


Page 6 of 11

Section 04: Network Card Testing

1. Select the Network Menu on the printer's operator panel.2. Select Network Option # X or STD Network.3. Select Network # Setup or STD Network Setup on the display, and the word Print should now be displayed.4. Press and hold the Go button and tap the Left Menu button () Menu button until NVRAM is displayed and press Select.7. Press the (< or >) Menu button until Reinit NVRAM is displayed and press Select.8. The NVRAM on the network adapter has been returned to the factory defaults.9. The printer will return to the Ready state once the defaults have been restored.

10. Print the network setup page:a. Press the right Menu button on the printers operator panel to reach the Utilities menub. Press the Select buttonc. Press the Right menu button to reach Print Net Setupd. Press the Select button to print the page.

11. On the page that prints verify the following:

Status = Not Connected Active = Yes

DHCP,BOOTP,RARP Enabled = Yes, Yes, Yes

Address Source = Manual

Address = 0.0.0.0

View the image below for reference if needed.

12. Attach a network cable to the printer.

13. A network settings page should print when an IP address is acquired.


7/11


Page 7 of 11

14. Locate the IP address (highlighted below) on the network settings page.

Note:192.168.0.101 is an example of an IP address, each time this process is used the IP address may vary.

15. Disconnect the network cable.

16. Select the Network Menu on the printer's operator panel.17. Select Network Option # X or STD Network.18. Select Network # Setup or STD Network Setup on the display, and the word Print should now be displayed.19. Press and hold the Go button and tap the Left Menu button () Menu button until NVRAM is displayed and press Select.22. Press the (< or >) Menu button until Reinit NVRAM is displayed and press Select.23. The NVRAM on the network adapter has been returned to the factory defaults.24. The printer will return to the Ready state once the defaults have been restored.

25. Print the network setup page:

Press the right Menu button on the printers operator panel to reach the Utilities menu

Press the Select button

Press the Right menu button to reach Print Net Setup

Press the Select button to print the page.

26. On the page that prints verify the following:

Status = Not Connected Active = Yes

DHCP,BOOTP,RARP Enabled = Yes, Yes, Yes

Address Source = Manual

Address = 0.0.0.0

27. Note:Keep this page with the printer paper work to show that the network card was reset.


8/11


Page 8 of 11

Section 05: Repair Procedure completion Checklist

1. ____ Covers are OK & clean.

2. ____ Operator panel is OK

3. ____ Bottom OK (4 feet, auto-connect, bellcrank & auto-comp)

4. ____ UL label is OK

5. ____ Ports are OK

6. ____ TLI label is OK

7. ____ Inside clean

8. ____ Transfer roller OK

9. ____ HVPS contacts are OK

10. ____ Printer sounds OK

11. ____ Error log cleared

12. ____ Print quality is OK

13. ____ Paper feeds OK

14. ____ Network card is functioning properly


9/11


Page 9 of 11

Section 06: QC Checklist

1. ____ Test pages from the repair process are present.2. ____ Verify that the serial number on the paper work matches the printer.3. ____ Covers are clean and undamaged

4. ____ Logo/graphics are OK5. ____ UL label on back is OK6. ____ Ports are ok.

____ Parallel clips are present.

____ Ethernet port will hold a cable.

7. ____ Inside of printer is clean (no dust or toner)8. ____ Transfer roller OK.9. ____ 6 Hi-volt contacts OK10. ____ Menu settings page prints

____ Serial number on page matches printer

____ Network models, Network settings page printed and the TCP/IP settings have been reset (highlightedbelow)

11. ____ Quality pages print and print quality is acceptable.

____ Error log on the first page is clear.

Finish:1. ____ Clean the printer as needed2. ____ Install shipping foam3. ____ Remove and file paperwork


10/11


Page 10 of 11

Section 07: Packaging

Attention:Make sure a Menu Settings page and a copy of thepackaging instruction sheet is on the printer when it is placed inthe bag.


11/11


Page 11 of 11

Section 08: Revisions

Revision Date Revision Detail Revised by12/20/05 Document creation and doc id designated. Michael Trinler

01/11/06 Added a picture of the printer to page 1. Michael Trinler

02/14/06 Updated the # of test pages needed for the functional test. Michael Trinler

09/13/06 Updated packaging instructions. Michael Trinler

Info 1512 Depot Repair Rev091306

Documents

Transcript of Info 1512 Depot Repair Rev091306