Canon i-SENSYS 3010 Not powering up.

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  • DAG COPIERS & COMPUTERS
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    • Oct 2010
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    Canon i-SENSYS 3010 Not powering up.

    Hi folks, i have a canon i-SENSYS 3010 which is not powering up. I did some preliminary checks on the main board, fuses intact, major suspect components like fusible resistors are also intact. Its a referral case, initial problem was blown reservoir capacitor due to power surge. capacitor replaced but still not powering up.
    Any help from member with previous/ similar experience is welcome. Thanks in advance.
  • teckat
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    • Jan 2010
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    Re: Canon i-SENSYS 3010 Not powering up.

    Originally posted by DAG COPIERS & COMPUTERS
    Hi folks, i have a canon i-SENSYS 3010 which is not powering up. I did some preliminary checks on the main board, fuses intact, major suspect components like fusible resistors are also intact. Its a referral case, initial problem was blown reservoir capacitor due to power surge. capacitor replaced but still not powering up.
    Any help from member with previous/ similar experience is welcome. Thanks in advance.


    It's all about AC in > AC out to PCB.> DC out>.

    capacitors are more sensitive to temperature and underpowered power sources, have a propensity to expand, causing premature failure.
    capacitor should sit flush to the board, and the cap should be at a near perfect 90-degree angle to the motherboard.

    Something on the Bus Line may be damaged.
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    • DAG COPIERS & COMPUTERS
      Senior Tech

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      • Oct 2010
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      #3
      Re: Canon i-SENSYS 3010 Not powering up.

      Originally posted by teckat
      It's all about AC in > AC out to PCB.> DC out>.

      capacitors are more sensitive to temperature and underpowered power sources, have a propensity to expand, causing premature failure.
      capacitor should sit flush to the board, and the cap should be at a near perfect 90-degree angle to the motherboard.

      Something on the Bus Line may be damaged.
      Thanks teckat for your input, I will have to do a detailed fault diagnosis of the PCB and see what I can come up with and post it here accordingly.

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