Brother International HL-3400CN Service Manual - Page 179

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CHAPTER 6 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE Periodic Maintenance Cleaning Work Table 6-3 No. Parts Name Cleaning Work Description 1. Remove the transfer drum. 7 Transfer Drum 2. Clean the dirt from the transfer drum surface using a cloth. Page 1.7 Cleaning Cycle *1 (Condition or Case) . Defective image • Periodic maintenance 1. Remove the toner cartridges and the OPC Dustproof belt cartridge. 8 Glass of Laser 2. Remove the dust-proof glass. Unit 3. Using a dry cloth and swab, clean the dirt from the dust-proof glass. 1.8 • Defective image • Periodic maintenance 9 Printer Interior 10 Oil Pad 1. Remove the toner cartridges and OPC belt cartridge. 2. Clean the printer's base, using a toner vacuum cleaner and dry cloth. 1. Remove the oil pan unit 3. 2. Using a slotted screwdriver, clean the white felt surface of the oil pad and the oil blade of the oil pan unit 3. • Defective image 1.9 • Periodic maintenance 1.10 • Periodic maintenance [Note] *1: If a periodic maintenance agreement has been made, checks will be made at every periodic maintenance service to prevent any problems from occurring. A• CAUTION The register roller, paper guide, andpaper exit roller should be cleaned every 20K prints. Failure to do so may cause paperjams inside or outside of the printer. 6-8

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CHAPTER
6
PERIODIC
MAINTENANCE
Periodic
Maintenance
Cleaning
Work
Table
6-3
No.
Parts
Name
Cleaning
Work
Cleaning
Cycle
*1
(Condition
or
Case)
Description
Page
1.
Remove
the
transfer
drum.
7
Transfer
Drum
1.7
.
Defective
image
2.
Clean
the
dirt
from
the
transfer
drum
surface
using
a
cloth.
Periodic
maintenance
1.
Remove
the
toner
cartridges
and
the
OPC
8
Dustproof
Glass
of
Laser
Unit
belt
cartridge.
2.
Remove
the
dust
-proof
glass.
3.
Using
a
dry
cloth
and
swab,
clean
the
dirt
1.8
Defective
image
Periodic
maintenance
from
the
dust
-proof
glass.
9
Printer
Interior
1.
Remove
the
toner
cartridges
and
OPC
belt
cartridge.
1.9
Defective
image
2.
Clean
the
printer's
base,
using
a
toner
vacuum
cleaner
and
dry
cloth.
Periodic
maintenance
1.
Remove
the
oil
pan
unit
3.
10
Oil
Pad
2.
Using
a
slotted
screwdriver,
clean
the
white
felt
surface
of
the
oil
pad
and
the
oil
blade
of
the
oil
pan
unit
3.
1
.
10
Periodic
maintenance
[Note]
*1:
If
a
periodic
maintenance
agreement
has
been
made,
checks
will
be
made
at
every
periodic
maintenance
service
to
prevent
any
problems
from
occurring.
A
CAUTION
The
register
roller,
paper
guide,
and
paper
exit
roller
should
be
cleaned
every
20K
prints.
Failure
to
do
so
may
cause
paper
jams
inside
or
outside
of
the
printer.
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