IR5000 Warming up too long
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
The control system makes use of the following signals:
[1] Fixing roller temperature detection signal 1; M-TEMP [1] generates a voltage suited to the temperature
detected by the main thermistor.=DCPCB
[2] Fixing roller temperature detection signal 2; S-TEMP [2] generates a voltage suited to the temperature
detected by the sub thermistor.=DCPCBSUB_HT_ON [3] the sub heater turns on.DCPCB>AC Driver
[4] Sub heater temperature detection signal; SUB_DETECT [4] =DCPCB>AC DriverMAIN_HT_ON [5] the main heater turns on.DCPCB>AC Driver
[6] Main heater temperature detection signal; MAIN_DETECT [6]=DCPCB>AC Driver
CONTROL.JPG**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
how much voltage ir5000 need to be operated normally ? is 110 volt or 120 Volt ?
note : my house electricity 220 v , with step down transformator 220 to 110 volt.
do i have to raise up the voltage (transformator ) ? 220 to be 120 v ?Comment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
Have you monitored the warmup in sm copier/display/analog? If those lamps are on it should get to about 200C in much less than 15 minutes. If anybody knows the exact warmup time, jump right in.Comment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
so.. total time about 15 minutes the machine got ready to make copyComment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
Signal & Voltage Supply \ didn't u see the chart
DC pcb \ AC Driver
Did u check & monitor your wall voltage into printer> and out the pcb's ?
Simple troubleshooting steps (;>**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
You can not just looking at the light coming out from the lamps, measure both lamps with an Ohm meter to make sure it is not broken, and as someone tells you inspect the connectors, maybe it is broken.
Also check the voltage coming out the transformer when the machine is ON, should be no less then 110V.
A normal machine takes 3,5 to 4 minutes to warmup.Comment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
where is this machine located ?? (Country)
is the printer in an area in a business company, & or house/apartment
what model 100v/120v
/ 230v
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make sure thermistors are in full contact to roller surface & not bouncing away during rotation
WNUP
(warm-up)=
INTR
(initial multiple rotation)
; this is to even out the
surface temperature of the fixing roller.**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
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where is this machine located ?? (Country)
is the printer in an area in a business company, & or house/apartment
what model 100v/120v
/ 230v
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make sure thermistors are in full contact to roller surface & not bouncing away during rotation
WNUP
(warm-up)=
INTR
(initial multiple rotation)
; this is to even out the
surface temperature of the fixing roller.
I saw the label rear the machine,. 120 - 127 V
but my output transformator 110 v, maybe it makes the heater lamp slow to reach 200 C. ?
i want to replace my transformator first.. (suitable for 120v)Comment
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Re: IR5000 Warming up too long
Printer needs to operate on a + \ - of 10% voltage from outlet. The reason for a dedicated outlet means the only item on that line receives proper regulated voltage--
Have seen in old buildings floor above & below draw down voltage on same line\ this causes many issues--/ & when people plug in toasters\microwaves\refridgerators/ that draw down voltage**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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