Service Source K PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS Personal LaserWriter 300, Personal LaserWriter 320,LaserWriter 4/600 PS
Basics Image Formation System - 8 residual toner on the photosensitive drum surface. Then, as a final step, the primary charging roller lays a unif
Take Apart Fixing Film Assembly - 19 3 Disconnect the two connectors on the left side of the fuser.Connectors
Take Apart Fixing Film Assembly - 20 4 Disconnect the connector on the right side of the fuser.5 Open the the top of the fuser.Connector
Take Apart Fixing Film Assembly - 21 6 Hold both ends of the fixing film assembly and carefully lift it out of the fuser.
Take Apart Delivery Roller Assembly - 22 Delivery Roller Assembly Before you begin, remove the cover.Delivery RollerAssembly
Take Apart Delivery Roller Assembly - 23 1 Using a flat-blade screwdriver, release the white plastic tab that holds one side of the delivery roller
Take Apart Passive Delivery Rollers - 24 Passive Delivery Rollers Before you begin, remove the following:• Cover• Delivery roller assemblyPassive De
Take Apart Passive Delivery Rollers - 25 1 Push in the tabs on each side of the passive delivery roller from the underneath side.2 Pull up the rolle
Take Apart Laser/Scanner Assembly - 26 Laser/Scanner Assembly Before you begin, remove the cover.Laser/ScannerAssembly
Take Apart Laser/Scanner Assembly - 27 1 Disconnect the fan cable from the laser/scanner assembly.Fan Cable
Take Apart Laser/Scanner Assembly - 28 2 Note: Do not remove the fourth black screw that secures the plastic cover to the body of the laser/scanne
Basics Status LEDs - 9 Status LEDs The printer has three status LEDs: Ready/In Use, Paper-Out, and Paper-Jam.While on standby, the printer's R
Take Apart Fan - 29 Fan Before you begin, remove the cover.Fan
Take Apart Fan - 30 1 Disconnect the fan cable.2 Using a flat-blade screwdriver, push down and release the bottom tab that secures the fan to the ch
Take Apart Mirror Assembly - 31 Mirror Assembly Before you begin, remove the cover.MirrorAssembly
Take Apart Mirror Assembly - 32 1 Remove the two screws that hold the mirror assembly to the chassis.2 Lift the mirror out of the printer. Note: Y
Take Apart Intake Guide - 33 Intake Guide Before you begin, remove the cover.IntakeGuide
Take Apart Intake Guide - 34 1 Remove the self-tapping screw that secures the intake guide to the chassis.2 Release the two tabs that secure the fro
Take Apart Lock Guide - 35 Lock Guide Before you begin, remove the cover.Lock Guide
Take Apart Lock Guide - 36 1 Push in the center tab and release the lock guide.2 LIft the guide out of the printer.
Take Apart Transfer Roller Assembly - 37 Transfer Roller Assembly No preliminary steps are required before you begin this procedure. Note: You may
Take Apart Transfer Roller Assembly - 38 1 Using a flat-blade screwdriver, pry up the left end of the transfer roller assembly (the end with the gea
Basics Status LEDs - 10 The four possible LED conditions for this printer are listed below:Warmup orProcessingReady Paper-Out Paper-JamNormalStartup
Take Apart Transfer Roller Assembly - 39 3 Note: When removing the transfer roller assembly, be careful not to lift out the bushing. Hold the tra
Take Apart Transfer Mount Assemblies - 40 Transfer Mount Assemblies Before you begin, remove the transfer roller assembly.Left MountAssemblyRight Mo
Take Apart Transfer Mount Assemblies - 41 1 Remove the screws that secure the transfer mount assemblies to the chassis.2 Lift the mount assemblies o
Take Apart I/O Board - 42 I/O Board Before you begin, remove the cover. Note: Before returning an I/O board to Apple, remove the metal cover. Kee
Take Apart I/O Board - 43 1 Remove the five screws that secure the I/O board to the chassis.2 Pull the I/O board straight out and remove it from the
Take Apart Motor Assembly - 44 Motor Assembly Before you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O boardMotorAssembly
Take Apart Motor Assembly - 45 1 Remove the three screws that secure the motor assembly to the chassis.2 LIft out the motor assembly.
Take Apart Controller Assembly - 46 Controller Assembly Before you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O board• Fuser assemblyController Assembly
Take Apart Controller Assembly - 47 Note: Because the mirror assembly protrudes above the printer chassis, you must protect the mirror when you tu
Take Apart Controller Assembly - 48 3 Note: Be careful not to remove the center screw that secures the solenoid to the controller board. Remove th
Basics Toner Cartridge - 11 Toner Cartridge Caution: Avoid placing the toner cartridge near a CRT, disk drive unit, or floppy disk. Do not place
Take Apart Controller Assembly - 49 4 Hold the controller assembly by the cassette guides and lift the controller assembly out of the printer.Contro
Take Apart HVT Connector Assembly - 50 HVT Connector Assembly Before you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O board• Fuser assembly• Controller
Take Apart HVT Connector Assembly - 51 1 Push in the tabs on each side of the HVT connector assembly and release the assembly.2 Lift the HVT connect
Take Apart Pickup Solenoid - 52Pickup SolenoidBefore you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O board• Fuser assembly• Controller assemblyPickupSol
Take Apart Pickup Solenoid - 531 Remove the screw that secures the solenoid to the controller assembly.2 Disconnect the solenoid cable from connector
Take Apart Drive Assembly - 54Drive AssemblyBefore you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O boardDriveAssembly
Take Apart Drive Assembly - 551 Loosen the two self-tapping screws on the top of the motor assembly. 2 Remove the six self-tapping screws that secu
Take Apart Pickup Motor Assembly - 56Pickup Motor AssemblyBefore you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O board• Drive assembly• Fuser assembly•
Take Apart Pickup Motor Assembly - 57Note: You must support the top of the printer while it is upside down to protect the mirror assembly. Place a
Take Apart Pickup Motor Assembly - 583 Remove the two screws that secure the pickup motor assembly to the chassis.4 Lift the pickup motor assenbly ou
Basics Toner Cartridge - 12 avoid such exposure:– Don't leave the rear access door open on the printer when the toner cartridge is installed.–
Take Apart Pickup Motor Assembly - 595 Push up the white plastic tab that secures the pickup roller to the pickup motor assembly. 6 Pull out on the
Take Apart Roller Assembly - 60Roller Assembly Before you begin, remove the cover.Roller Assembly
Take Apart Roller Assembly - 611 Remove the screw that secures the roller assembly to the chassis.2 Lift the roller assembly from the printer.RollerA
Take Apart Feeder Guide Assembly - 62Feeder Guide AssemblyBefore you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O board• Fuser assembly• Controller assem
Take Apart Feeder Guide Assembly - 631 Remove the three screws that secure the feeder guide assembly to the chassis.2 Lift the feeder guide assembly
Take Apart Arm Registration Assembly - 64Arm Registration AssemblyBefore you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O board• Fuser assembly• Controll
Take Apart Arm Registration Assembly - 651 Remove the HVT shield and lift the arm registration assembly out of the printer.HVT Shield
Take Apart Cover Interlock Actuator - 66Cover Interlock ActuatorBefore you begin, remove the following:• Cover• I/O board• Fuser assembly• Controller
Take Apart Cover Interlock Actuator - 671 Push in the top tab and slide up the cover interlock actuator.2 Remove the cover interlock actuator from th
Take Apart Scanner Interconnect Assembly - 68Scanner Interconnect AssemblyBefore you begin, remove the following:• Cover• Laser/Scanner assembly• I/O
Basics LaserWriter Safety - 13 LaserWriter Safety Unplug PrinterLaserWriter printers operate at high voltages. To prevent serious injury, always sw
Take Apart Scanner Interconnect Assembly - 691 Release the two tabs that secure the scanner interconnect assembly to the chassis.
Take Apart Scanner Interconnect Assembly - 702 Lift the assembly out of the chassis.Replacement Note: You should hear a distinctive click when you r
Take Apart Chassis - 71ChassisThe chassis is what remains after removing the following:• Cover• All assembliesChassis
Service Source K Upgrades PLW 300 & LW4/600 PS
Upgrades LW 4/600 Memory Upgrade - 1 LW 4/600 Memory Upgrade To increase this printer’s ability to image highly complex pages you may install the 4M
Service Source K Additional Procedures PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS
Additional Procedures Mirror Assembly Maintenance - 1 Mirror Assembly Maintenance Using a blower brush, clean the mirror assembly while it is still
Additional Procedures Mirror Assembly Maintenance - 2 Refer to the Adjustments chapter for information on how to adjust the mirror after reinstallin
Additional Procedures Transfer Roller Maintenance - 3 Transfer Roller Maintenance Before you begin, remove the following:• Cover• Transfer roller as
Additional Procedures Transfer Roller Maintenance - 4 If the transfer roller becomes dirty, clean it using dry, lint-free paper, which should produ
Basics LaserWriter Safety - 14 Fuser HeatThe fuser assembly becomes very hot during printer operation. Before servicing the fuser assembly, switch
Service Source K Adjustments PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS
Adjustments Mirror Assembly - 1 Mirror Assembly No preliminary steps are required before you begin this procedure.The reflecting mirror is factory-a
Adjustments Mirror Assembly - 2 2 Place letter-size paper in the cassette tray and initiate a service test page. Note: Always use letter-size or A
Adjustments Mirror Assembly - 3 3 Using a straight edge, draw a line across the top of the test page pattern (line 1). Note: The skew in the grap
Adjustments Mirror Assembly - 4 5 Measure the error between the first and second horizontal lines as shown. MeasureHere
Adjustments Mirror Assembly - 5 If the error is more than 1.5 mm, shift the scale in 1 mm increments to correct the error. Shift the mirror towards
Adjustments Mirror Assembly - 6 incorrect, repeat the adjustment procedure until the error is less than 1.5 mm.
Adjustments Registration Adjustment - 7 Registration Adjustment You must perform the registration adjustment procedure whenever you replace the cont
Adjustments Registration Adjustment - 8 1 Using a jeweler's screwdriver, reset VR301 on the controller assembly to "0."2 Switch on th
Adjustments Registration Adjustment - 9 4 Measure the distance from the top of each page to the edge of the printed test page pattern.5 Calculate th
Service Source K Specifications PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS
Adjustments Registration Adjustment - 10 6 Adjust VR301 so that the average value becomes 2.0 mm (see the table to the left). Note: For example, i
Service Source K Exploded View PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS
Exploded View 1922-0464Rear DoorAssembly922-0460PowerConnectorCover922-0463 (LW 320)922-1385 (4/600)Top Door076-0683Button Lock922-1506 (LW 4/600 P
Specifications General - 1 General Engine Canon P90 engine Printing Method Electrophotography using single-component, dry-jumping development Optic
Specifications General - 2 System Requirements Macintosh computer with system 6.0.7 or later
Service Source K Basics PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS
Specifications Intro Date - 3 Intro Date Personal LaserWriter 300 June 1993 Personal LaserWriter 320 January 1994 LaserWriter 4/600 PS June 1995
Specifications Logic Board - 4 Logic Board CPU PLW 300: N/APLW 320: AMD 29205 processorLW 4/600 PS: AMD 29200 RISC processor RAM PLW 300: 512 KPL
Specifications Logic Board - 5 I/O PLW 300: Serial, externally clockedPLW 320: LocalTalkLW 4/600PS: LocalTalk (EtherTalk and TokenTalk connectivity
Specifications Performance - 6 Performance Printing Speed Approximately 4 pages/min. (A4). Actual performance depends on the images printed and the
Specifications Paper - 7 Paper Paper Weights Cassette feed:17-20 lb., single-sheet, photocopy bondManual feed:17-28 lb., letterhead and colored stoc
Specifications Paper - 8 Transparency material, labels, and postcard paper are delivered face-up only and must be removed by hand.
Specifications Fonts - 9 Fonts Serif Fonts ITC Bookman, Courier, New Century Schoolbook, Palatino, Times, Chicago, and New York Sans Serif Fonts ITC
Specifications Electrical - 10 Electrical Line Voltage US/Japan: 100-120 V; 50-60 HzEurope/Austrailia: 220-240 V; 50 Hz Power Consumption Operatin
Specifications Physical - 11 Physical Dimensions Width: 15.2 in. (38.5 cm)Depth: 14.9 in. (37.9 cm)Height: 6.3 in. (16.1 cm) Weight 15.4 lb. (7 k
Specifications Environmental - 12 Environmental Temperature Operating: 50-90.5° F (10-32.5° C)Storage: 32-95° F (0-35° C) Humidity Operating: 20-
Basics Paper Paths - 1 Paper Paths There are two paper paths in this family of printers. Paper is fed from the paper cassette or manual-feed slot a
Service Source K Troubleshooting PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS
Troubleshooting General - 1 General The first part of this chapter contains quick-reference troubleshooting information for the Personal LaserWriter
Troubleshooting 320 Power-On Self Test - 2 320 Power-On Self Test The Personal LaserWriter 320 goes through a self diagnostic each time that you plu
Troubleshooting 320 Power-On Self Test - 3 • Finally the Jam LED extinguishes when no errors are found in the engine. Note: In a functional printe
Troubleshooting Engine Diagnostic - 4 Engine Diagnostic The Personal LaserWriter 320 and LaserWriter 4/600 PS have self-diagnostic capability built
Troubleshooting Engine Diagnostic - 5 1. All LEDs on for 1 second2. All LEDs off for 1 second3. <Error configuration> for 1 second4. All L
Troubleshooting Engine Diagnostic - 6Controller Assembly Fuser Assembly Fan MotorRAM Card Laser Assembly Misc. EngineLED Error Configurations
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Tips - 7 Troubleshooting Tips Isolating Controller Board Problems If you are unable to print a service test page (se
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Tips - 8 Guard against light exposure when printing service test pages and other printouts by covering the toner car
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Tips - 9 You should interrupt the printing process after the image has been transferred to the paper, but BEFORE the
Basics Paper Paths - 2Delivery RollerPaper Delivery SelectorTonerCartridgeTransfer RollerPickup RollerFuserFace-Down PathFace-Up PathTonerCartridgeT
Troubleshooting Circuit Board Diagrams - 10 Circuit Board Diagrams On the following pages are diagrams of the circuit boards and high-voltage contac
Troubleshooting Circuit Board Diagrams - 11LEDs123Personal LaserWriter 300I/O BoardJ1InterfaceConnectorJ2ControllerBoardConnector(opposite side)
Troubleshooting Circuit Board Diagrams - 12LEDs123Personal LaserWriter 320I/O BoardJ1InterfaceConnectorJ2ControllerBoardConnector(opposite side)J104
Troubleshooting Circuit Board Diagrams - 132 MB RAMExpansion CardThe 2 MB RAM Expansion Card mates into J104 onthe Personal LaserWriter 320 I/O boar
Troubleshooting Circuit Board Diagrams - 146 MB RAMExpansion CardThe 6 MB RAM Expansion Card mates into J104 onthe Personal LaserWriter 320 I/O boar
Troubleshooting Circuit Board Diagrams - 15J204SW301J601J202SW201J201Pickup SolenoidVR301J206J103FusesHVT AssemblyController BoardAssemblyThe contro
Troubleshooting Wiring Diagram - 16 Wiring Diagram The wiring diagram for this printer can be found on the next page. The detail in this document i
32FUSER ASSEMBLYJ901FAN1J804FANTAC+12VGNDMAINMOTOR1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12J20213 14 1516 17 18GND(+5V)+5V/VDOUT/SCNONAPCSHSCNCLKGNDFANON+12VBSGND+
Troubleshooting Service Test Page - 18 Service Test Page The service test page is generated by the controller assembly. It serves to confirm print
Troubleshooting Service Test Page - 19 LaserWriter 4/600 PS To generate a service test page on the LaserWriter 4/600 PS, raise the edge of the print
Basics Sensing System Theory - 3 Sensing System Theory There are four paper sensors in this family of printers: PS304, PS303, PS302, and PS301. PS
Troubleshooting Service Test Page - 20 Personal LaserWriter 300/320 To generate a service test page on the Personal LaserWriter 300 or 320, perform
Troubleshooting Service Test Page - 21 Remove the printer cover (refer to "Cover" in Take-Apart) and plug in the printer. Defeat the pape
Troubleshooting Service Test Page - 22 Cover the toner cartridge with a piece of paper to prevent exposure of the drum.Press down on the toner cartr
Troubleshooting Power Failure - 23 Power Failure AC power failure 1 Verify correct voltage at power outlet.2 Check power cord connections at printer
Troubleshooting No Paper Pickup - 24 No Paper Pickup No pickup (manual feed)1 Check arm registration assembly and replace if broken.2 Replace pickup
Troubleshooting Printer Jams - 25 Printer Jams Paper jam LED lights when there's no paper jam
Troubleshooting Motor Failure - 26 Motor Failure Motor doesn't rotate 1 Verify motor is making good contact with controller assembly at connect
Troubleshooting Fan Failure - 27 Fan Failure Fan doesn't come on 1 Verify fan is making good contact with laser/scanner assembly at connector J
Troubleshooting Fuser Assembly Failure - 28 Fuser Assembly Failure No power to fuser assembly1 Verify fuser assembly is properly seated and making g
Troubleshooting Printer Drops After 3 Pages - 29 Printer Drops After 3 Pages The printer drops connections to the Macintosh after printing three pag
Basics Sensing System Theory - 4 Each consists of an actuator and a U-shaped photo interrupter that is soldered to the controller assembly. If the
Troubleshooting Environmental Problems - 30 Environmental Problems Room lights flicker when printer cycles to print.There have been reports of the P
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting YesSTARTNo1. Connect the printer to the Macintosh computer that is using the LaserWriter 300 driver.2. Op
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting YesNo1. Remove the printer cover and I/O board.2. Remove any paper jams.3. Install the toner cartridge and fi
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting YesSTARTNo1. Connect the printer to the Macintosh computer that is using the LaserWriter 8 driver.2. Open the
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting YesNo1. Remove the printer cover and I/O board.2. Remove any paper jams.3. Install the toner cartridge and fi
4 Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Important As you proceed through the steps in a table, remember to retry the printer eachtime you change its p
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 1. No Power to Fan (Continued) Step Check Result Action 6 Is the fan cable pinched under the top tab tha
4 Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 3. No Paper Pickup from Cassette Tray (Continued) Step Check Result Action 2 Was the toner cartridge ins
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 4. No Paper Pickup From Manual-Feed Slot Step Check Result Action 1 Is the printer set up for manual feed
4 Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 5. Paper Jams in Pickup/Transfer Area (Continued) Step Check Result Action 4 Inspect the arm registrat
Basics Sensing System Theory - 5 cassette-fed and manual-fed paper. If the paper does not reach the top position of this sensor in the required tim
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 6. Paper Jams in Fuser/Delivery Area (Continued) Step Check Result Action 5 Remove the rear door assembly
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting All-Blank PageSee Table 7Light/Faded ImageSee Table 9Black VerticalLine(s)See Table 11HorizontalBandingSee Tabl
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 7. All-Blank Page Step Check Result Action 1 Has the sealing tape been removed from the toner cartridge,
4 Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 9. Uniformly Light/Faded Image Over Entire Page Step Check Result Action 1 Remove the toner cartridge a
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 10. Uniformly Dark Image Over Entire Page Step Check Result Action 1 Adjust the print density, using the
4 Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 12. White Vertical Lines, Sharp and Well-Defined Step Check Result Action 1 Is there any type of physica
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 14. Stairstepping/Vertical Lines Jagged or Shaky Step Check Result Action 1 Is the laser/scanner assembly
4 Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 16. Black Horizontal Lines, Sharp and Well-Defined Step Check Result Action 1 Does the problem appear on
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 18. Skewed Print Step Check Result Action 1 Adjust the mirror assembly (see “Mirror Adjustment”). Does th
4 Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 20. Toner on Back of Page Step Check Result Action 1 Clean the transfer roller using a dry, lint-free c
Basics Image Formation System - 6 Image Formation System The nucleus of the printer is the image formation system, which includes the photosensitive
Flowcharts and TablesTroubleshooting Table 22. No PhotoGrade on Personal LaserWriter 320 Step Check Result Action 1 Have you installed the 6 MB RAM
Service Source K Take Apart PLW 300 & LW 4/600 PS
Take Apart Connector Covers - 1 Connector Covers No preliminary steps are required before you begin this procedure.PowerConnectorCoverInterfaceConne
Take Apart Connector Covers - 2 1 Open the connector covers.2 Release the tabs at the top and bottom of each connector cover, and remove the connect
Take Apart Rear Door Assembly - 3 Rear Door Assembly No preliminary steps are required before you begin this procedure.Rear Door Assembly
Take Apart Rear Door Assembly - 4 1 Open the rear door assembly.2 Push the assembly to the right to free the left hinge and to the left to free the
Take Apart Cover - 5 Cover No preliminary steps are required before you begin this procedure.Cover
Take Apart Cover - 6 1 Open the rear door assembly and side connector doors. ConnectorCoverRear DoorAssemblyConnectorCover
Take Apart Cover - 7 2 Push the button on the right side of the printer and open the top door of the cover.3 Remove the four screws that secure the
Take Apart Cover - 8 4 Grip the two back corners of the cover and pull out to release the back tabs. 5 Grip the two front corners of the cover and
Basics Image Formation System - 7 The Printing Process Upon receiving a print signal from the I/O board, the printer's controller assembly send
Take Apart Light Pipe - 9 Light Pipe Before you begin, remove the cover.Light Pipe
Take Apart Light Pipe - 10 1 Turn the cover upside down. 2 Using a flat-blade screwdriver, pry up the small lockwashers that secure the light pipe t
Take Apart Top Door Assembly - 11 Top Door Assembly Before you begin, remove the cover.Top DoorAssembly
Take Apart Top Door Assembly - 12 1 Turn the cover upside down.2 Using needlenose pliers, lift up the end of each spring and release the spring.3 Gr
Take Apart Button Lock Assembly - 13 Button Lock Assembly Before you begin, remove the cover.ButtonLockAssembly
Take Apart Button Lock Assembly - 14 1 Turn the cover upside down.2 Using a flat-blade screwdriver, release the tabs on either side of the button lo
Take Apart Fuser Assembly - 15 Fuser Assembly Before you begin, remove the cover.Fuser Assembly
Take Apart Fuser Assembly - 16 1 Remove the three screws that secure the fuser assembly to the chassis.2 Grip the metal edges of the fuser assembly
Take Apart Fixing Film Assembly - 17 Fixing Film Assembly Before you begin, remove the following:• Cover• Fuser assembly
Take Apart Fixing Film Assembly - 18 1 Using needlenose pliers, release the springs on the left and right sides of the fuser (left side shown).2 Ope
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