[Dead] bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

[lkurt]

Turn on main power fans come on green I/O light on display but no start up.

I found out what may be causing my problem on other posts and how to check it however I have checked my service manual and can not find the location of DC Power supply 1. I assume it is at the back of the main unit. any one have a photo of this part or could tell me how to find it?

[lkurt]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

I found it on ebay.

[lkurt]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

I have replaced power supply (PSDC/1) no luck, any ideas?

[racefreak]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

Stupid question but it must be asked, Did the finisher get plugged in with the machine main power on?

[lkurt]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

I was interrupted while reinstalling finisher and yes it was dumb but I did.

[racefreak]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

No problem. Thanks for being honest. I was a tech in the field for 23 years and did stupid stuff on occasion until the last day. It happens to all of us. That being said, the 6501 I had to repair behind a tech who, still to this day does not admit what he did, was fixed by replacing the OACB. 24v got sent to one of the ICs on that board (sorry can't remember which one) and has shorted open.

Now go and endure the wrath of your fellow techs!

[lkurt]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

Thank you for the reply and the kind words racefreak.

[tulintron]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

When the problem occurred?

[lkurt]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

Two days ago.

[stevena86]

Re: bizhub c6501 pro can not power up - location of DCPS1

No problem. Thanks for being honest. I was a tech in the field for 23 years and did stupid stuff on occasion until the last day. It happens to all of us. That being said, the 6501 I had to repair behind a tech who, still to this day does not admit what he did, was fixed by replacing the OACB. 24v got sent to one of the ICs on that board (sorry can't remember which one) and has shorted open.

Now go and endure the wrath of your fellow techs!

This man speaks the truth. As one who has also made such a mistake, we welcome you to the club.

P.S.
Don't do that again. xD