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REPAIR OF THE POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT, Table 5-4., Board Assembly Main Parts List - dfx fuse
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DFX-5000+ Service Manual Troubleshooting 5.3 REPAIR OF THE POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT This section provides detailed troubleshooting methods to isolate components in the power supply or on the main board. This information is for use by servicers who repair to the component level. U.S. servicers repair to the unit level only, and may ignore this section. The table below provides causes, checkpoints, and solutions for different power supply circuit problems. The checkpoints include waveforms for normal operation. By referring to the checkpoints, determine the defective component. Then perform the proper repair. The table provides the following four columns: D Symptom: Cl Cause: D Checkpoint: Ct Solution: Check this column for a list of common printer problems. Use this column to identify possible causes that could produce this symptom. Follow the troubleshooting checks in this column to isolate your problem. Repair the printer using the instructions in this column. Table 5-4. C117 PSB/PSE Board Assembly Main Parts List Location IC151 IC152 (A/B) Q101 Q201 Name TL494 NJM2903 K1 531 K1531 Description PWM switching controller Comparator IC (voltage drop monitor for the two +35 VDC lines) Main switching FET Main switching FET Table 5-5. C117 PSB/PSE Board Assembly Component Repair Symptom No DC voltage is present at the output. Fuse F1 blows immediately after replacement. Cause The VPC signal (HIGH level) is not being sent from the main board. The DRERR signal is HIGH. CLIMIT signal is HIGH. The line filter circuit is defective. Checkpoint Look at the voltage waveform from the gate array on the main board and check the head driver voltage waveform. (Refer to Table 5-6.) Measure the voltage level of the DRERR signal at CN3. Measure the voltage level of the CLIMIT signal at CN3. Check if any of pins C1-C6 or RI is shorting the AC line. Solution Replace the gate array or head driver on the main board. Replace the head driver on the main board. Wait until the printer prints again. Replace the abnormal element. Rev. A 5-13