C3530 MFP Disassembly 1 1 With RSPL and Codes

Oki Data C3530 MFP
Disassembly Procedures
with RSPL and Service Codes
Distributed at Service Training classes held during 2007
OKI DATA TRAINING DEPARTMENT

2000 Bishops Gate Blvd.
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054
REV. 1.1
Copyright 2007 by Oki Data Americas, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

This document describes the disassembly of the Oki Data C3530 MFP. It is to be used during
Oki Data Service Training. It is not designed to be a self-directed course, as Oki Data Trainers
will provide additional information as required during the course. We are not responsible for
typographical errors nor are we responsible for manufacturing changes that are considered part
of a products life cycle.
This document is being provided in conjunction with an Oki Data sponsored and led course. Be
aware that the machine you are working with may have already been disassembled, resulting in
parts and / or screws being incorrectly replaced.
You are responsible for your own personal safety as you work through this course. You are
expected to know how to safely operate, disassemble, and repair machines of this type. Oki
Data is providing disassembly, troubleshooting, repair and reassembly instructions specific to
this series of printers. Oki Data assumes that each student has already demonstrated their
knowledge of basic electronics, troubleshooting, disassembly and reassembly of this type of
equipment.
Important Safety Notes:
This product generates potentially lethal voltages. While Oki Data has made every
attempt to insure safe operation and voltage interruption by installing safety circuits, it is
possible to by-pass these safety circuits. Oki Data will not be responsible for the safety
of any attendee who knowingly by-passes any of these safety devices.
Oki Data assumes the attendee has a working knowledge of safe Electro-Static
Discharge (ESD) procedures. Ground yourself to the machine prior to handling delicate
electronic boards and components.
Safe lifting techniques are required and Oki Data assumes that the attendee is versed in
established safe lifting techniques.
These printers contain large amounts of metal that may have sharp edges or burrs on
edges. Oki Data assumes no liability for carelessness that results in injuries to
attendees. In short Be Aware Be Careful!
If you are unsure of something ask the Oki Data Trainer before continuing.
Follow the disassembly instructions as they are written to insure your safety as well as
your successful disassembly/reassembly of the printer(s) youll be working with.
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C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide
Overview of the C3530 MFP

The Oki Data C3530 MFP uses the OKI Single Pass Color design to maximize speed and
quality throughput for printing.
The C3530 MFP features 16 Page Per Minute (PPM) color printing and 20 PPM monochrome
printing.
The C3530 MFP offers a fully enclosed 250 sheet paper tray, the ability to feed media through a
single sheet manual by-pass tray and both support a straight thru, face-up delivery as well as
a face-down paper path.
Interfacing methods include a built-in 10/100 Network Interface Card (NIC), and a USB 2.0
interface port, 128 MB of RAM (320 MB Maximum).
Duty cycles are 35,000 pages per month. The C3530 MFP has a 1 year overnight exchange
warranty, with 7 x 24 toll-free telephone support!
The C3530 MFP uses a host based printer driver also referred to as Enhanced Windows
Printing or GDI.
Scanning can be performed using the direct to PC Twain driver, which requires a USB
connection, as well as network scanning via scan-to-email and scan to a shared directory.
Color copying, analog fax, and document management software round out the features to give
the C3530 MFP convenient all-in-one functionality.
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Consumables & Options for the C3530 MFP

Consumables & Warranty Items
Consumable
Consumable Yield
Part
Number
Yellow Image Drum
15,000 pages (3 pg per job)
43460201
Magenta Image Drum
43460202
Cyan Image Drum
43460203
Black Image Drum
43460304
Yellow High Capacity Toner Cartridge
2,000 pages (5% page density)
43459301
Magenta High Capacity Toner Cartridge
43459302
Cyan High Capacity Toner Cartridge
43459303
Black High Capacity Toner Cartridge
43459304
Yellow Standard Toner Cartridge
43459401
Magenta Standard Toner Cartridge
43459402
Cyan Standard Toner Cartridge
43459403
Black Standard Toner Cartridge
43459404
Warranty (1 Year Warranty)

Transfer Belt
43378001
120 VAC Fuser (120 VAC)
43377001
Options
Printer Option
256 MB RAM Expansion
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Oki Data PN
Comments
70042901
C3530 MFP Disassembly Procedures

For orientation purposes:
This manual provides procedures that will allow the technician to access the major
components of the C3530 MFP. Some assemblies may require further disassembly for
these procedures, please refer to the C3530 MFP Maintenance Manual.
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1. Following the instructions packed with the

C3530 MFP, install the consumables.
2. Print the following pages using the C3530

MFP Menu System
2.1.1. Menu Map (2 pages will print)
2.1.2. Demo Page (1 page will print)
2.1.3. Show the Instructor(s) your
printouts for a discussion as to what
they display.
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3. Turn the power switch off and disconnect the

printers power cable from the printer & the
wall.
4. Remove all consumables from the printer.

4.1.
Remove the Drum / Toner
assemblies.
4.2.
Place the drum / toner assemblies in
the black bags provided or cover with paper.
Fold the top of the bag to block light
leakage.
5. Remove the paper cassette.
6. Remove the Fuser from the printer.

6.1.
Pull the blue lock levers towards the
front of the printer and lift out the fuser.
6.2.
Gently place the fuser unit on a
clean, flat surface.
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7. Remove the Transfer Belt from the printer.

7.1.
Turn the blue belt lock levers 90
counter-clockwise to release the transfer
belt.
7.2.
Remove the belt from the printer by
lifting it by the blue handle at the front of the
belt.
7.3.
Place the transfer belt on a smooth,
flat surface.
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Scanner and Cover Removal

8. Scanner
8.1.
Lift the scanner and remove four
screws from the stays. Be sure to hold the
front of stays to prevent the scanner from
falling when the screws are removed.
8.2.
Close the scanner and lift it straight
up. Set the scanner aside on a flat surface
for later disassembly.
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9. Left Side cover

9.1.
Open the top cover and locate the left
stay arm and LED head linkage.
9.2.
Detach the left stay arm and LED
head linkage from their mounting posts.
9.3.
Remove two screws.
NOTE: To complete this step, it may be easier to

release the right stay as in step 10.1. This will
allow the cover to be opened to a more vertical
position and give more access to the rear screw.
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9.4.
Open the front cover, and then tilt the
top of the left side cover out and up.
10. Right Side cover

10.1. Detach the right stay arm from its
mounting post.
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10.2. Remove two screws, and then lift the

right side cover out and up.
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11. Rear cover

NOTE: To complete this step, it is recommended
that the stays and linkage that were detached in
steps 9.2 and 10.1 be reattached so that the top
cover can be completely closed.
11.1. Close the top cover and remove two

screws.
11.2. Open the face-up stacker to access

two tabs at the top. Insert a flat-blade screw
driver and push towards the center of the
printer to release all four tabs as shown.
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11.3.
Remove the rear cover assembly.
11.4. Lift the bottom rear cover upward to

remove it.
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12. Front Cover

12.1. Open the front cover and remove the
cover shaft then remove the stay.
12.2. Remove the cover shaft that holds

the front cover to the chassis then remove
the front cover.
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Low Voltage Power Supply, Main Board Assembly, High Voltage

Power Supply, Feeder Unit and PRE Board (Toner Sensor Board)
13. Low Voltage Power Supply (LVPS) P/N 43405801
13.1. Remove two screws securing plate

shield.
13.2. Press on the left side of the plate

shield to release three metal tabs from the
base plate and remove the plate shield.
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13.3. Disconnect the cable that leads from

the LVPS to the Main board.
13.4. At the rear of the printer, remove

three screws securing the LVPS to the
chassis and release two tabs holding the
fan.
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13.5. Slide the LVPS out half way and

detach the AC switch connector and the
fuser interface connector.
13.6.
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Remove the LVPS.
14. Main Board Assembly P/N 43611102

Note: The Main Board Assembly is comprised of
the M32-2 board, which acts as both the controller
and the engine board for the C3530 MFP, and the
FX1 board, which is the fax modem and NCU.
FX1 board P/N 43411301

14.1. Disconnect the remaining 13
connectors from the M32-2 board.
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14.2. Remove 5 screws from the M32-2

board.
14.3. Remove 2 screws from the FX1

board.
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14.4. Remove 2 screws securing the Main

Board Assembly at the rear of the printer.
14.5. Slide the Main Board Assembly only

enough to disconnect the four LED head
ribbon cables and the RFID ribbon cable.
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14.6. Slide out the Main Board Assembly

the rest of the way.
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15. High Voltage Power Supply (HVPS) P/N 43411301

15.1. Remove 3 screws securing the Left
Stay Guide to the Left Side Plate.
15.2. Release 2 plastic tabs holding the

Cable Guide to the Left Side Plate.
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15.3. Remove 2 screws one silver and

one black securing the HVPS to the Left
Side Plate.
15.4. Release the 7 tabs and disconnect

the cable the leads from the Cover Open
switch.
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15.5. Gently tilt the HVPS out and to the

right. Take care not to damage the ribbon
cable that leads to the M32-2 board as well
as the 4 transfer charge contacts and the 8
drum charge contacts.
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16. Feeder Unit

16.1. Remove 4 screws securing the
Feeder to the printer frame and remove the
Feeder.
16.2. To access the MIP board (front

sensor board), remove the front plate shield
by releasing 2 tabs.
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17. PRE Board (Toner Sensor Board) P/N 43614901

17.1. Release 4 tabs at the bottom of the
PRE board. Gently tilt the bottom of the
PRE board out, and then slide it down to
remove.
Note: There are 8 drum contact springs behind
the PRE board. These springs are only secure
when the PRE board is in place. Be careful when
moving the printer if the PRE board is not in place
as the contact springs could easily fall out.
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Scanner: ADF Pad, ADF PCBA, Op Panel PCBA, Main PCBA

18. ADF Pad P/N 43725501
18.1. Open the ADF top cover and gently
remove the ADF pressure plate from the
shaft.
18.2. Insert a flat blade screw driver

between the ADF Pad and the lower pad
plate. Push from the other side to remove
the ADF Pad.
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19. ADF PCBA P/N 43725601

19.1. Lift the blue lever to place the ADF in
the upright position, remove 2 screws, then
use a flat blade screw driver to release the
two tabs and remove the paper tray.
19.2. Remove 2 screws from ADF

assembly, and then lower it.
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19.3. Remove 2 screws from the Gear

cover and remove it.
19.4. Remove 2 screws from the top of the

ADF and release 2 tabs.
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19.5.
Remove the ADF assembly.
19.6. Disconnect 3 connectors then

remove 2 screws securing the ADF PCBA
to the ADF unit and remove it.
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20. Op Panel PCBA P/N 43725901

20.1. Press down on top at the fit between
the Op Panel assembly and the flat bed to
release 4 tabs.
20.2. Disconnect the ribbon cable and

remove 7 screws to remove the Op Panel
PCBA.
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21. Main PCBA P/N 43726001

21.1. Turn the Scanner over and open the
stays. (Be careful as the stays will want to
spring open at a certain point.)
21.2. Remove 7 screws to remove the

Main PCBA cover.
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21.3. Remove the USB shield and 4

screws to remove the top shield assembly.
21.4. Remove 4 cable connectors and 2

ribbon cables to remove the Main PCBA.
Congratulations!
You have now completed the disassembly of the C3530 MFP. For reassembly, follow
the disassembly procedure in reverse.
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C3530 MFP Spare Parts and Service Codes

The following section contains the Recommended Spare Parts List and the
list of Error Codes. The list of Error Codes shows the message that may be
displayed on the C3530 MFP Operator Panel as well as a description of the
error, the cause of the error and a possible solution.
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This Page Intentionally Left Blank
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C3530MFP
Spare Parts
Illustration Manual
032007A
Oki Data CONFIDENTIAL
C3530MFP Unit
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
1
2
43605601TL Rev.1
Part No.
Part Name
C3530MFP Scanner
C3530MFP 120V
Remarks
Scanner Unit
43605601TL Rev.1

No. Parts No.

1 43725201
2 43725301
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
ADF Unit
Flatbed Unit
Remarks
ADF Unit
43605601TL Rev.1
No. Parts No.

1 43725401
2 43725501
3 43725601
4
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Paper-Tray Assy
Pad up Assy
ADF PCBA
ADF Hinge
Remarks
Flatbed Unit
Part A
Part A is detailed.
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
1
2
3
4
Parts No.
43725801
43725901
43726001
43726101
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
OP Panel Assy
OP Panel PCBA
Main-PCBA
USB-Board
Remarks
Printer Unit
60
1
6
3
60

51
4 4
3

5
10
11
1
4
41
0
4
40
3
5
3
5 60
64
3
66
61
36
6
1
56
61 65
6
31
43
3

1
1
63
4
1
30
33

4
5
5,53,54,55
5
6
6
13
35
45
15
16
50
44
43605601TL Rev.1
34
14
46
No.
1
2
11
12
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
Parts No.
43208104
43378001
43377001
43377002
43192601
42088801
43206101
43209301
43035201
43405801
43405801
43198901
43611102
43215301
43215401
43210701
43295201
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Cover-Assy Top
Frame-Assy OP
Belt-Unit
Fuser-Unit
Fuser-Unit
Frame Assy-Base
Cassette-Assy
Frame-Separation-Assy.
Spring-Separation
Plate Assy-Side-R
Plate Assy-Side-L
ACINLET-SW-JST3P
Plate-Shield-Rear(Caulking)
CONN Cord-HRS12P-JST3P-MOLEX10P
Gear-Idle-Belt
Eject Assy.(PX732)
Sensor Assy.-Color-Regist
SMCD-17-210BD(1.0)
Spring Torsion (L)
Spring Torsion (R)
Shaft Lift Up
Bush
Gear-Planet-UP-L
Plate Heat
Plate-Front
Feeder-Assy.-Regist
Power unit-High Voltage Purchase spec.
SMCD-12-180BD(1.0)
PWR unit-ACDC Switch
PWR unit-ACDC Switch
Motor FAN (80)
Board-Assy-CUPU
Plate-Shield-Front(n)
Cover-Rear
Cover-FaceUP
Cover-FaceUP-Sub
Cover-Side-R(MFP)
Cover-Side-L(MFP)
Cover-Front
Cover-Assy-Manualfeed
Lever-Assy-Front-Lock
LED HEAD Unit-51STA
Plate-Lockout-ID
Remarks
ODA Pack in box

(120V)
(230V)
HeaterAC/IFCord
RearSensor_FFC
HighVoltage
HighVoltage_FFC
(120V)
(230V)
FUSER
600DPI
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63 43420302
64
65
66
67
68
43605601TL Rev.1
Plate-Name
Plate-Logo
Label-Color
Label-Color
Label-Color
Label-Color
Cover-Rear-Bottom
Cup Screw (S Tight M3)
TappingScrew-B2L=8
Screw(SW+2W)
Ring
Guide-CU
Label-Fax
Stay-Guide-L-Assy(L)
Stay-Guide-R-Assy
Stay-Arm-L
Stay-Arm-R
Shield-Clamp
Shield-Clamp-Base
C3530
K
Y
M
C
Top Cover Assy

1
1
1
5
16
5
4
6-a
1
0
6
1
4
6-b

3 4
10 4
4
6-c

4
15

1 4
13 4
11 4
For No.6, 6-a, 6-b and 6-c
are supplied in one set.
14
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Parts No.
43214801
43214901
43508801
43212901
43213201
43213301
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Plate-Inner(Caulking)
Lever-Stack-L
Lever-Stack-R
Film-Insulator
Plate-Shield-RFID
RFID-UNIT Assy.-(Maintenance)
Holder-RFID
Cover-RFID
Cover-RFID-Sub
Spring-RFID
Holder-HeadSH)
Plate-FG-Head-L(SH)
Plate-FG-Head-R(SH)
Spring-Head
Push nut
Cable-Assy-Head
Cover-Top
Cover Top Sub
Spring-Torsion(Sub)
Cover-Hinge(L)
Cover-Hinge(R)
Holder-SP(Inner)
Spring-Compression(ID)
Tapping Screw B2 L=8
Brush-Discharge
Link-Arm
Link-Head
Holder-Post
Remarks
Board-RFID R/W
LED-HEAD FFC & RFID FFC
Operator Panel Frame Assy
5

4
6
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Parts No.
43208601
43421901
43198801
42067801
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Frame-OP-Panel
Lever-Lock(Top)
Button-Lock
Cover-OP-Panel(MFP)
Spring-Torsion(FG)
Spring-Compression(Lock)
Remarks
Board Assy
5
4
43605601TL Rev.1
No. Parts No.

1
2 43411301
3
4
5
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
OR-Board Assy.-M32-2
Board-FX1
Plate-Shield-CU-(MFP)
CONN Cord-FLEXY FAX
Cup-Screw(S-Tight_M3)
Remarks
Stay Guide Assy (R)

3
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
1
2
3
4
43605601TL Rev.1
Parts No.
Name
Plate-Stay-Guide-R(Caulking)
Lever-Lock
SP-Lock-R
Rail-Stay-R
Remarks
Stay Guide Assy (L)
10
3

5
4

11
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
Parts No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 43459103
10 43459102
11
12
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Plate-Stay-Guide-L(Caulking)
Lever-Lock
SP-Lock-L
Rail-Stay-L
Shield-Cable
Shield-Drawer-L
9714N-30Z03-G4C
Screw-Shoulder
CONN-Cord-WirePower
CONN-Cord-WireSignal
Shield-Cable-Outer
Cup-ScrewS-tight M3
Remarks
11
43605601TL Rev.1
16
0 4
1
10
16
14
13
15
0
1
1
1
1
Feeder Registration Assy
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Parts No.
42070701
42979401
42070801
43153101
43135401
42070901
43361401
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Frame-Feed
Plate-Earth-F
OR-RES-High Voltage
Lever-IN1
Spring-IN1
Lever-IN2
Spring-IN2
OR-Board MIP
Lever-WR
CONN Cord-AMP5P-AMP5P
Cover-SNS
Holder Assy.-Regist-L
Roller-Regist-L
Roller-Regist-U
Holder Assy.-Regist-R
Roller-Pressure
Gear-Puressure
Gear-Regist-U(24-45)
Gear-Regist-L(24-54)
TappingScrew-B2 L=8
Ring
Remarks
Board-FrontSensor
FrontSensorCord
43605601TL Rev.1
11
14
1
10
1
4
3
13
15
( 10)
C3300
16
14
33
3
31
1
3
5

3 x

3
6
36
1
0 1

34

4
30
35 3
Side Plate Assy (R)
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Parts No.
43614901
43195101
43353101
43195501
43196201
43196601
43196701
43197301
43353001
43197801
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Plate-Side-R(Caulking)
Cover-Plate-R
Spring-Contact-TL
OR-Board PRE
SMCD-10-280BD(1.0)
Link-LiftUp-R
Motor-DC-ID-M58
Motor-Pulse-Liftup
Bracket-InnerCaulking
Gear-Assy.-Planet
Gear-Idle-Heat(Z14-102)
Gear-Idle-Z35
Bracket-Inner-sub
Gear-Shutter
Boss-Inner
Spring-Detent
Gear_Assy-HP
Motor_Pulse_HOP
Solenoid
Spring-Solenoid
Motor-Pulse-Fuser
CONN Cord-JST4P-JST4P
Gear-Planet-UP-R
Gear-LiftUp-Z24Z90
Gear-LiftUp-Z18Z105
Gear-Idle-DrumZ24-117
Gear-Idle-Z55
Bracket-Outer
Guide-Cable-R
Guide-Cable-F
Spring-Contact-HBM
Screw
Cup_Screw (S Tight M3)
TappingScrew-B2 L=8
TR-14.5-10-8
Remarks
Board-TonerSensor
TonerSensor_FFC
DC-IDMotorCord
Fuser
Fuser
Fuser
HoppingMotorCord
Toroidalcore
Side Plate Assy (L)
43605601TL Rev.1
No. Parts No.

1
2 43352901
3
4 43415601
5
6
7
8
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Plate_Side-L
Motor-Pulse-Belt
Cover-Ass.-Plate-L
MicroSwitch Assy
Link-Liftup-L
Frame-Ass-Cont-TR
Remarks
CoverOpenSwitchAssy
BeltMotorCord
Color Registration Sensor Assy
3
1
4
5
3
43605601TL Rev.1
No. Parts No.

1
2 43135301
3
4
5 43361701
6
7
8
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Plate-Sensor-C.Regist
OR-Board ZAK
Plate-Guard-Sensor
GP2TC2J0000F
CONN Cord-MOLEX5P-MOLEX5P
Cover-C.Regist(Adhesive)
Spring-Cover-Sensor
Cup_Screw (S Tight M3)
Remarks
Board-RearSensor
DensitySensor
DensitySensorCord
Base Frame Assy

1

1
0
10
1
13
1
11
1

14
3
15
13
16

5
4

1
6

4
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Parts No.
43176501
43177001
43177101
43334801
42052001
42052301
42050801
42051001
42050901
42051201
42051101
43334901
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Guide-Cassette-L
Rubber-Foot
Spring-Lock-Cassette
Guide-Cassette-R
Plate-Base
Spring-Earth
Plate-Beam
Lever-End
Bracket-Sub
Roller-Follower
Roller Assy.-Sub
Gear-Planet(Z20)-HP
Bush
Shaft-Hopping
Gear-Hopping(Z38)-HP
Pin(NK2-16)
Stopper-HP
Gear-Planet(Z12)-HP
Holder-Planet-HP
Stopper-Z45-48-HP
Gear-Z24-50-HP
Spring-Sub
Roller Assy.-Hopping
TappingScrew-B2 L=8
Remarks
Eject Assy
1
13

15
14
10
5
11
5
14
3
4
43605601TL Rev.1
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Parts No.
43206401
40386501
40135301
43222001
43222101
43605601TL Rev.1
Name
Guide-Eject-Lower
Lever-Eject-Sensor
Spring-SNS(F/R)
Photo-Interrupter
Guide-Eject-Upper
Spring-Torsion-Eject
Roller-BIAS-FU
Roller-BIAS-FD
Sponge-Roller-FD
Shaft Assy-Eject (FU)
Shaft Assy-Eject (FD)
Gear-Idle-Exit(Z19)
Bearing-Eject
Gear-Idle-Exit(Z21)
Remarks
ExitSensor
ExitSensorCord
Table 7-1-2 service call error list (1/6)

Display
Cause
Service call CPU Excepption
002: Error
005: Error
Service call CU RAM

030: Error
Check Error
Service call CU Optical RAM
031: Error
Check Error
Service call CU EEPROM
040: Error
Error
Service call CU Flash Error
041:Error
Flash ROM Error
on the CU board
Service call Flash File
042: Error
System Error
Details of error
Is the error message displayed

again?
Yes
No

again?
Is RAM DIMM mounted normally?
Does it restore by exchanging RAM
DIMM?
Yes

again?
Yes
Remount RAM DIMM

Replace RAMDIMM
Replace M32 board
Power supply OFF/ONReplace
M32 board

again?
It failed to the access to CU Flash
ROM that is attached to the BLA
board directly.
Yes

M32 board
No
Yes
No
The compulsive initialization

of Flash is done. (Because
NIC-F/W is deleted, please be
careful to it. After initialization,
it is necessary to write NIC-F/
W by the maintenance utility).
FLASH FORMAT is executed
by using the maintenance utility.
If the symptom doesn't change,
replace the M32 board.
Replace M32 board
043: Error
Service call Engine I/F Error

072: Error
I/F Error
between PU and
CU
Service call Video Error
073: Error
When the image
data sprads,
defect is
detected.
(Incorrect data
receive)
Service call Video Error
074: Error
When the image
075: Error
data spreads,
defect is
detected.
Service call Difference
081: Error
between version
of CU firm and
EEPROM
Does the error recur?

Service call EngineEEPROM
104: Error
mounting check Does the error recur?
is OK with turning
on the power
supply, after that,
lead/light error is
detected
43605601TH Rev. 1
Method
If the RAM DIMM is mounted,
remove it and turn the power
supply off/ON.
Replace M32 boardRemount
RAM DIMMReplace
RAMDIMM
M32 board
Yes
Change the PC to high spec or

lower the resolution, and then
print again.
Replace M32 board
Replace M32 board
Yes
Yes
Do EEPROM Initialization.
(Turn on the power supply by
Cover-open & pressing ONLINE
switch & pressing CANCEL
switch).
Because the Mac address will
disappear with this initialization,
lease reset Mac address by
using the maintenance utility.
Replace M32 board
Power supply OFF/ON
Replace M32 board
165 /

Display
Cause
Service call Engine
105: Error
EEPROM
mounting check
error when the
power supply is
turned on.
Service call The engine
106: Error
control logic is
abnormal
Service call High-voltage
121: Error
power supply I/F
error
Details of error
Method
M32 board
Yes
Yes

M32 board
Is the cable between PU board ant

the high-voltage power supply unit
correctly connected?
Isn't there defective contact point?
No
Yes
Is the cable between the PU board

and the high-voltage power supply
unit correctly connected?
No
Yes
Reconnect correctly.
Check the defective contact point
of high-voltage system.
Replace the high voltage power
supply.
Reconnect correctly.
Replace the high-voltage power
supply.
Yes
Service call The dewy of

126: Error
the device is
detected
Dew condensation occurs easily

after the device is carried in from
outside.
After leaving it at room temperature
for 2 hours to half a day, turn on the
power again.
Yes
Turn on the power again after

leaving the device for hours.
Replace the high-voltage power
supply.
Service call Fixed cooling

127: Error
fan error
Is the connector connection of the

fan normal?
No
Reconnect normally
Yes
Replace the fan motor
Service call LED head

131: Error
detection
abnormality
134: Error
(131=Y, 132=M,
133=C, 134=K)
Is the LED head installed correctly?
No
Does LED HEAD FUSE cut?

Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Service call ID Up/Down

140: Error
position
detection error
142: Error
Service call Defective fuse
150: Error
cutting of ID unit
Does it has anything trouble with

the detaching/attaching of ID unit?
Yes
No
Yes
Is the ID unit installed correctly?

Does the error reoacur?
Does it restore by exchanging
PRE board
No
Yes
Yes
Is the belt unit installed correctly?

No
Install the LED head correctly

Check LED HEAD FUSE
Replace FUSE
Turn on the power supply gain
Replace the LED head unit
Please refer to chapter 7.6 for
replace method of FUSE
Replace M32 board
Reinstall the ID unit
Turn on the power supply again
supply
Installed ID unit again
Replace PRE board after check
the cable connection of PRE
board-M32 board.
Replace M32 board.
Reinstall the belt unit.
Turn on the power supply again.
Replace M32 board after check
cable connection.
Service call Environmental

123: Error
humidity
abnormal/
humidity sensor
disconnection
Service call Environmental
124: Error
temperature
abnormality
153: Error

154: Error
cutting of belt
unit
43605601TH Rev. 1
No
Yes
Yes
Power supply OFF/ON

Replace control panel board
(PRP)
166 /

Display
Cause
155: Error
cutting of fuser
Details of error
Is the fuser installed correctly?
No
Yes
Yes
Service call Defective toner

Is the toner cartridge installed?
160: Error
sensor detection. Is the lock level of toner set?
It does not occur
163: Error
during shipping
setting
No
No
Yes
Yes
Service call Thermistor

167: Error
Slope Error

Is the error message displayed?
Yes
Yes
Yes
Service call Compensation.

168: Error
Thermistor Error

Yes
Yes
Service call Upper Side

169: Error
Thermistor Error

Yes
Yes
Yes
Service call Thermistor

172: Error
Temperature
173: Error
abnormality (high
or low) of the
fuser is detected Does the error recur?
Yes
Service call Thermistor Short

170: Error
circuit / Open
171: Error
circuit of the fuser
is detected
Service call The short circuit

174: Error
of the backup
roller.
Thermistor is
detected. (For the Does the error recur?
high temperature)
Service call The open circuit
175: Error
of the backup
roller.
Thermistor is
detected. (For the Does the error recur?
low temperature)
Service call Temperature
176: Error
abnormality (high
177: Error
or low) of the
backup
Laura thermistor Does it become an error again?
was detected
43605601TH Rev. 1
Yes
Yes
Yes
Method
Reinstall the fuser after its
connection connector is cleaned
Replace M32 board after check
the cable connection.
Install a toner cartridge.
Turn the lock lever of toner
cartridge to the fixed position.
Remove the right side cover, take
measures to prevent the right
side of the device from being
exposed to ambient light, and
confirm that the toner sensor is
lighted during initialization of the
device.
Reconfirm it after replacing the
toner sensor Assy.
Replace the M32 board.
after storage for 30 minutes.
Note)
Check the cable connection
between the ZAK board and M32
board and turn on the power
again.
Replace the fuser unit.
See Note.
again.
again.
again.
See Note.
again.
Replace the M32 board
167 /

Display
Cause
Service call System memory
190: Error
overflow
Details of error
Service call PU Firmware

200: Error
Download Error
202: Error
Error occurs when the PU firmware

is rewritten
Service cal
l209:
Down Load
Error
Custom Media
Type table
download failure
Failed in downloarding
Custom Media Type Table
Service call
203: Error
204: Error
207: Error
208: Error
213: Error
214: Error
F0C: Error
FFE: Error
FFF: Error
Service call
230: Error
CU program
Incorrect processing is performed
trouble (203~214 by the CU program.
are not generated Does the error recur?
in usual
operation)
RFID Reader not RFID Reader Device error.

Installed
Yes
After the power supply is turned

on again, try to download again.
(Because this processing is
not performed during usual
operation, it does not occur.)
Replace M32 board.
Yes
Yes
Service call RFID Reader I/F

231: Error
Error
An interface error was detected

with the RFID reader device.
01: communication error between
the RFID reader and the engine
PCB.
02:the transcever circuit error of
the RFID reader.
03:communication error between
the RFID reader and the Tag chip.
04:the RFID Tag detection error
(more than 4chips).
Service call Engine Program.

240: Error
Memory Error
240: Flash Memory

Hardware Error
Method
Install an additional RAM DIMM.
Check the connenction of the

LUM board (RFIS reader/writer
board).
Replace the LUM board (RFID
reader/writer board).
01: Same as Error 230.
02: Replace the LUM board
(RFID reader/writer board).
03: Check the connection of the
antenna cable.
04: Check if the number of RFID
Tags is correct.
If the error occurs again after

returning on the power supply,
replace the board of the unit.
Service call Short circuit

905: Error
error of the
906: Error
Frame thermistor
(thermistor
defect) is
detected
Yes

again.
Service call High

907: Error
temperature
error of the frame
thermistor (over
150)is detected
Yes

again.Replace the fuser unit.
43605601TH Rev. 1
168 /

Display
Cause
Details of error
Service call Low temperature Does the error recur?
908: Error
error of the
Frame
thermistor
(lower than
[environment
temperature -10])
is detected
923: Error
Image Drum Lock The ID motor does not rotate
Error
correctly.
when the power is turned on again?
Service call
980: Error
Service call
981: Error
Media coiling
error to the fuser
Difference
between PU
model version
detected and CU
model version
detected
High-voltage
power supply
I/F error when
initializing
Yes
Yes
Yes
Check if the ID unit is set

correctly.
Replace the ID unit.
Replace the ID motor.
Yes
Turn off the power supply.

Replace the fuser.
Turn off/on the power supply.
Is the cable between PU board and

the high-voltage power supply unit
correctly connected?
Isnt there defective contact point?
No
Yes
Media is coiled to the fuser
Yes
Reconnect correctly.Check the

defective contact point of highvoltage system.
supply.
Turn off the power supply again
Yes

No
PU board SRAM
error
CRC check error
of PU download
data

After PU data is downloaded (PU
fireware, custom media data, head
correction data), CRC check error
is detected.
PU board Flash
ROM hash check Does the error recur?
error
PU board Flash
ROM writing error

The
communication
error with ASIC
on the CU board
is detected
Service call System Call
F0C: Error Exception
Service call Bus controller

FFF: Error ROM Write
protection
43605601TH Rev. 1
Method
again.
fter the power supply is turned

Send the hard copy of

StatusPage to a related
department when the power
supply OFF/ON is normal.
Send the hard copy of
StatusPage to a related
department when the power
supply OFF/ON is normal.
169 /

Display
Cause
PU fireware rash
Details of error
Yes
Yes

Is the BLA board correctly
mounted?
Yes
No
Yes
PU fireware rash
PU fireware rash
I/F error
between PU and
CU
Method
Remount correctly
Note! Because service call 168 error ,171 error and 175 error may occur when the temperature
of printer is below zero, please restart the printer after making it warm when the temperature of printer is low.
43605601TH Rev. 1
170 /

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C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

Overview of the C3530 MFP

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

Consumables & Options for the C3530 MFP

Yellow Image Drum

15,000 pages (3 pg per job)

Magenta Image Drum

15,000 pages (3 pg per job)

Cyan Image Drum

15,000 pages (3 pg per job)

Black Image Drum

15,000 pages (3 pg per job)

Yellow High Capacity Toner Cartridge

2,000 pages (5% page density)

Magenta High Capacity Toner Cartridge

2,000 pages (5% page density)

Cyan High Capacity Toner Cartridge

2,000 pages (5% page density)

Black High Capacity Toner Cartridge

2,500 pages (5% page density)

Yellow Standard Toner Cartridge

1,000 pages (5% page density)

Magenta Standard Toner Cartridge

1,000 pages (5% page density)

Cyan Standard Toner Cartridge

1,000 pages (5% page density)

Black Standard Toner Cartridge

1,500 pages (5% page density)

Warranty (1 Year Warranty)

50,000 pages (3 pg per job)

120 VAC Fuser (120 VAC)

50,000 pages (3 pg per job)

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

C3530 MFP Disassembly Procedures

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

1. Following the instructions packed with the

2. Print the following pages using the C3530

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

3. Turn the power switch off and disconnect the

4. Remove all consumables from the printer.

5. Remove the paper cassette.

6. Remove the Fuser from the printer.

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

7. Remove the Transfer Belt from the printer.

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

Scanner and Cover Removal

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

9. Left Side cover

Remove two screws.

NOTE: To complete this step, it may be easier to

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

10. Right Side cover

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

10.2. Remove two screws, and then lift the

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

11. Rear cover

11.1. Close the top cover and remove two

11.2. Open the face-up stacker to access

C3530 MFP Disassembly Guide

Remove the rear cover assembly.

11.4. Lift the bottom rear cover upward to