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All news Please enable JavaScript in your web browser. By parts code you can check what other devices it is used. You can print your Parts List or export to Excel to further work with it. We only help you to create your parts list for request from your suppliers. Add your headers and comments. Use saved Parts Lists as templates to create new lists. Change the contents of the old list and save it as new. You can add, delete list items, change headers, comments and quantity of spare parts. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. I'm not too surprised at this as the service manuals have always been something that Apple charged people for (as a posed to sites that redistribute information that Apple supplied to the public for free). Odds are that there are mirrors of that manual out and about on the web, but odds are you won't find it on any US based servers. I didn't mind paying Apple because I service systems for a living, and it never bothered me that there were copies that people could get for free because I figured those people needed them for their own equipment. From what I can tell, there were people who viewed this differently and reported these sites to Apple. Sorry. I only see them on ebay, and I KNOW those on ebay are just people trying to steal the manuals and re-sell them. As for why these sites are being shut down, posting these materials online goes directly against the Service Source agreement.During the term of the Agreement, you may access and download one copy of information appearing on Service Source Online for your personal use only. You agree to use Confidential Information solely in accordance with this Agreement. You agree to notify Apple promptly, in writing, if any Confidential Information has been used in any way which may violate this Agreement. You may not share, assign or transfer your access to Service Source Online under this Agreement. 2. Restrictions on Use of Confidential Information You shall not reproduce, distribute, sell, publish or in any other manner disseminate any Confidential Information, or participate in, assist or allow any such reproduction, distribution, sale, publication or other dissemination to any person or entity unless authorized in writing by Apple or the copyright owner if Apple does not hold the copyright to particular information. Without in any way limiting the foregoing, you agree that you will not post any information or material from Service Source Online on any bulletin board, the Internet, any local area network, or any similar mechanism.Is there any chance whatsoever that I could become a technician. I don't know If Im just being silly, but I could really use the laserwriter manual, and I don't know how else to get it On the other hand, the cost of certification is more than a LaserWriter 8500 is worth, so doing it for just this piece of equipment wouldn't be worth it. As for finding the manual online, I would try an English, Australian or even German Google search. You would most likely have a better chance of finding the manual in a search outside of North America. I would guess that someone has got a mirror of it out there. Where are you? send me a PM. I'll let you know if the laser printer works.Click the link to download it. Let me know if you would like it.I would greatly appreciate a copy of the manual, thanks.Let me know if you would like it.This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.We also boast an active community focused on purchasing decisions and technical aspects of the iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Mac platforms. LaserWriter 8500. Service Source. Overview. LaserWriter 8500 Service Test Page - 1. Service Test Page. Test Page Button.https://www.becompta.be/emploi/daisy-powerline-45-instruction-manual A service test page, sometimes called an engine test page, is a Of equal impor- There are two ways to print a service test page on the Laser-. Writer 8500. Note: Use this button liberally, both in person and when It is your Service Test Page - 1 1. Test Page Jumper Function of Main Components - 1. Function of Main Components. This topic describes the function of the following components of the LaserWriter 8500. Cassette. Paper Width Guides. The paper width guides are adjusted left-to-right to accommodate different paper widths. They contact the left and right sides of the paper stack and hold the paper stack in place in The left and right snubbers (paper separating claws) at the leading edge of paper allow The snubbers move Pressure Plate Springs. Two pressure springs act against the bottom plate when paper width is less than 8.5 The mechanism that Bottom Plate Assembly. Left Width Guide. Pressure Plate Springs. Right Width Guide. Paper End Guide Basics. Function of Main Components - 2. Paper End Guide. The paper end guide can be adjusted front-to-rear to accommodate different paper When the paper end guide is adjusted, the size cams on the left side of the cassette rotate When you insert the cassette, the position of The actuators correspond to four microswitches on the cassette feed board. Cassette Sheet Feeder. Turn Clutch. Cassette Feed. Paper-Present. Sensor. Specifications. LaserWriter 8500 Left Top Cover. Before you begin, remove Note: The left top cover is Left Top Cover - 5. Left Top Cover. Status Panel. Screw. Left Top Cover Detent. Status. Panel. Cable Left Top Cover - 6. Note: The status panel is not part of the left top cover, but is. Caution: With the left or right top covers removed, fingers If you must work with the top cover open, however, first Temporary Support. For Top Cover Front Left Cover. Before you begin, remove Front Left Cover - 1. Release the two tabs at Left Lower Cover. Left Lower Cover. Before you begin, remove Take Apart. Left Lower Cover - 1 2. Remove the two screws Left Lower Cover Right Top Cover. Right Top Cover. Before you begin, remove Right Top Cover - 1 4. Right Top Cover Right Top Cover - 1 5. For Top Cover Exit Cover. Exit Cover. Before you begin, remove Exit Cover - 1 9. Exit Cover Caution: In the following The actuator is exposed and Top Cover. Top Cover. Before you begin, remove Caution: Make sure you have Top Cover - 2 1. Remove the two screws Remove the temporary Slide cover slightly Front Cover - 22. Front Cover. Manual Feed. Cover Assembly. Before you begin, remove Note: The manual feed cover Front Cover -23. Manual Feed Cover Assembly Note: Perform step 3 only if Turn-In Chute. No preliminary steps are Turn Chute Cover. Boss Turn Chute Cover - 25. Turn Chute Cover. Before you begin, remove Turn Chute Cover - 26. Lift the rear of the Slide the turn chute Turn Chute Cover Fuser Assembly. Fuser Assembly. Before you begin, remove Caution: Let the fuser Fuser Assembly - 28. Handle. Grip the fuser assembly Button. Before you begin, remove Remove the eleven Pull the controller board Note: There may be some Connector. Screws. Note: Peform the following Receptacle Connector. Metal Tabs Replacement Notes: Cassette Feeder Board - 3 3. Cassette Feeder. Board. Before you begin, remove Cassette Feeder Board. Cassette Feeder Board - 34. Cassette Feeder Board -. Screw Note: To loosen the Screw. Cassette Feeder Board - 3 5. Disconnect Cables Duplex Interface. Before you begin, remove Duplex Interface Board. Duplex Interface Board - 37. Duplex Interface Board Take Apart. Duplex Interface Board - 38. Pull out on the right end Slide the board to the DC Controller Board. DC Controller. Before you begin, remove DC Controller Board - 40. Screw Screw. Screw Location for Board-Only Removal Note: If you are replacing DC Controller Board - 41. Screw Location for Board and Holder Removal. Note: The following steps Remove the cables from Remove the four screws DC Controller Board - 42 Removing Board and Holder Fan. Fan. Before you begin, remove Fan - 44. Ferrite Core Cable Clamp Power Inlet. Power Supply. Before you begin, remove Note: The main power Power Supply - 46. Grounding. Power Inlet. Holder. Screw Power Supply - 47. Remove the two brass- Power Supply - 48. Screw Replacement Note. Connector PI 27 is not Take Apart. Power Supply - 49. Shift the power supply High-Voltage Power Supply. High- Voltage. Before you begin, remove High-Voltage Power Supply - 51. Disconnect all the cables Remove the brass- Remove the four screws High-Voltage Power Supply - 52. Density Dial Take Apart. High-Voltage Power Supply - 53. Replacement Note. Connector TR at the bottom Failure to connect this Connector TR Main Motor. Main Motor. Before you begin, remove Main Motor - 55. Screw Main Motor - 56. Lift out the left side of Paper Handling. Gear Assembly. Before you begin, remove Paper Handling Gear Assembly. Paper Handling Gear Assembly - 58. Cable. Disconnect the cable Free all the wires and Remove the three screws Paper Handling Gear Assembly - 59 Registration. Clutch Assembly. Before you begin, remove Registration Clutch Assembly. Registration Clutch Assembly - 61. Registration Clutch Assembly. After removing the Turn Clutch. Before you begin, remove Turn Clutch. Turn Clutch - 63. Armature and Teeth Replacement Note: Orient Cable. E-Ring Left Cassette Guide Assembly - 64. Left Cassette. Guide Assembly. Before you begin, remove Left Cassette Guide Assembly. Left Cassette Guide Assembly - 65. Cables. Screw Left Cassette Guide Assembly - 66. Clamp. Remove the screw on the Free the turn clutch Using a flat blade screw- Tilt the cassette guide, Left Cassette Guide Assembly - 67. Ensure that the three Push all harnesses on Remove the cassette Present Sensor. Before you begin, remove Take Apart Cassette Paper-Present Sensor - 69 Note: Do not move the cassette paper-present sensor Cassette Paper-Present Actuator - 72. Cassette Paper-. Present Actuator. Before you begin, remove Cassette Paper-Present Actuator. Take Apart. Cassette Paper-Present Actuator - 73 Cassette Pickup Roller(s) - 74. Pickup Roller. Cassette Pickup. Roller(s). Cassette Pickup Roller(s) - 75 Replacement Note: Match up Cassette Pickup. Solenoid. Before you begin, remove Cassette Pickup Solenoid. Cassette Pickup Solenoid - 77. Feed Core. Feed Spring Note: This spring is a Cassette Pickup Solenoid Lower Feed Roller. Before you begin, remove Fuser access cover. Left top cover. Left cover assembly. Front left cover. Right top cover. Right cover. Turn-in chute. Turn chute cover. Turn clutch. Lower Feed Roller. Lower Feed Roller - 79. Bearing. Gear. E-Ring Upper Feed Roller. Upper Feed Roller. Before you begin, remove Upper Feed Roller - 81. E-Ring. On the gear end of the Slide the feed bearing On the right side, Remove the feed roller Top Cover Housing. Housing. Before you begin, remove Top Cover Housing - 83. Using a small flat blade Disconnect connectors. PI 2 and PI 7 on the DC Remove the screw Ferrite Core Connectors. Top Cover Housing - 84. Screw and Guide. Arm Cover. Remove the screw and Snake the two cables Remove the screw and Screw and Cable Clamp. Cable Guide. Top Cover Housing - 85. Hold-Open Shaft. Collar Spring Top Cover Housing - 86. Left. Locking Foot. Right. Locking Foot Take Apart. Top Cover Housing - 87 Assembly Rod Take Apart. Left Spring. Holder Plate. Right Spring. Remove the two screws Repeat step 3 for the Pull up the actuator rod Take Apart. Fuser. Guide. Lever. Turn the top cover Disconnect the three Pull the fuser guide Slide the shaft to the left Cartridge Sensor Assembly. Cartridge Sensor. Assembly Top Cover Housing. Cartridge Sensor Assembly - 94. Cartridge Sensor Assembly. Release the cartridge Remove the four screws Remove the cartridge Screw. Clamp Screw. Manual Feed Sensor Assembly. Sensor Assembly. No preliminary steps are Manual Feed Sensor Assembly - 96. Sensor Assembly Caution: The sensor Take Apart. Manual Feed Sensor Assembly - 97 Manual Feed Sensor Assembly Toner Sensor. Assembly. Before you begin, remove Toner Sensor Assembly. Toner Sensor Assembly - 1 03. Toner Sensor Assembly. Bracket of Manual. Feed Sensor Assembly. Release the hooks on the Remove the toner sensor Transfer Roller. No preliminary steps are Transfer Roller Assembly. Transfer Roller Assembly - 1 05. Turn the transfer roller Holding the levers, lift Manual Feed Pickup Rollers. Manual Feed Pickup Roller - 107. Drive Pin Groove. Core Roller Release the tab on the Slide the core roller Slide the pickup roller Manual Feed Pickup Solenoid - 1 08. Manual Feed Pickup Solenoid. Pickup Solenoid. Before you begin, remove Manual Feed Pickup Solenoid - 1 09. Pickup Gear. Pickup Solenoid View Through Cutout in Left Chassis Wall. Manual Feed Pickup Solenoid - 1 1. Motor. Rotate the rotor of the Manual Feed Pickup Solenoid - 1 1 1. Spring. Cutout in Left. Chassis Wall. Cable Separation Pad Assembly -112. Separation Pad. Before you begin, remove Separation Pad Assembly - 1 1 3. Remove the three screws Separation Pad Assembly -114 Separation Pad. Remove the E-ring Note: There are notches Press the separation pad Separation Pad Assembly - 1 1 5 Note: The separation pad and springs are available as a kit Transport Chute Assembly. Transport Chute. Exit cover. Front cover. Top cover. Fuser assembly. Duplex interface board. Transport Chute Assembly - 1 23. Harness Guide Note: Most of the Transport Chute Assembly - 1 24. Rear Tie Plate Remove the eight screws Remove the rear tie Transport Chute Assembly - 1 25. Harness Cable. Pull the transport chute Remove the six screws Remove the transport Manual Feed Pickup Roller Assembly - 1 26. Manual Feed Pickup Roller Assembly Manual Feed. Manual Feed Pickup Roller Assembly - 1 27. Manual Feed Pickup. Roller Assembly. Pickup Spring Take Apart. Manual Feed Pickup Roller Assembly - 1 28. Pickup Spring Lift the left end of the Slide the pickup roller Left Cartridge Guide Assembly - 1 29. Left Cartridge Guide Assembly. Check all hold conditions. Check normal anti-wind tunnel mode is turned on for entrance door, not exit door (ENTRANCE ONLY). Check if time of day or temperature overrides are in effect. Ensure doors are in normally closed mode, not normally open mode. Verify nothing is obstructing the door photo eyes. Check entrance door eye input. Verify door control set-up parameters. Issue a manual close command from remote control. Ensure door path is free of obstructions. Switch the conductor mode. Example: If in Run mode, switch to maintenance. Ensure door photo eyes are working correctly. Note: To prevent the door from closing on a vehicle, ensure door setup in the door control manufacturer s setup requires operator to physically hold a remote button while the door closes.Check Ethernet connection from Access to conductor hub. Check wash package input wiring. Check wash package programming. Check appropriate wash activation station is selected. Check wiring in wash activation unit or bay sign. Ensure correct wash activation station is programmed into machine. Ensure wash is in run mode. Check wash activation and bay sign for loose wiring. Check the proper wash activation station is programmed into machine. Ensure buy-ups are programmed into machine. The unit then will send the next wash input. Set unit to ACTIVE mode. Unit does not give next wash until wash in use goes off. This aids the unit with the 24VAC leakage current. The Wash Select II unit needs the wash in use voltage below 0.7 volts AC for the unit to reliably recognize out of service signals. This manual contains several checklists that may be used for performing and tracking the performance of maintenance. Make copies of these checklists, complete them, and keep them as records of service performed throughout the life of the LaserWash.The following form should be printed and used to record the inspection results. Please contact your PDQ Distributor for assistance. Break-In Check List Date Service Performed Technician Bridge Serial Number LB Site Location Items to Check Item Change pump oil. General Pump crankcase holds 71oz. Cat Pump crankcase holds 134oz. Check that all bolts are tight. Check that the bridge e-chain is moving freely in a vertical plain and centered in the e-chain supports Check that the trolley e-chain is moving freely Check for signs of premature wear including abnormal noise during operation. Check dimensions between rails; should be 152 center to center. Check arch breakaway sensor operation Check for interference during machine operation. Observe function of machine during normal operation. These items are intended to be checked by a person not necessarily trained to service the machine. The following form should be printed and used to record the inspection results. Washing a Vehicle Issue a code for the best wash and wash a vehicle. Check Wash Activation Station. Check door operation. Check underbody. Check for proper instructional and service confirmation (if applicable) sign operation throughout the wash process. Check for audible signals (stop, forward, and backup) while loading the vehicle. Check for smooth rotation of the spray arch throughout the wash cycle. Check for complete detergent coverage. Check High Pressure wash performance. Check (listen for) smooth, quite, operation of the machine. Check wax coverage. Check for complete rinse. Check Spot Free rinse system and application Check dryer operation. Check car for wash and dry quality. Check that the arch cover is secure and no arch components are exposed and protruding beyond the cover. Visually check inlets and outlets of the dryer for debris. Check and clear all debris in the bay. Check building interior and exterior lighting. Check for leaks (air and water). Check the water softener salt level. Check solution levels. The following maintenance items should be performed at the specified intervals throughout the life of the machine. Please contact you PDQ Distributor for assistance. Perform Every Two Weeks Item Grease Bridge and Trolley (do not overgrease; use Jet-Lube ARCTIC Grease,PDQ Part No ) Replace Reclaim filter bags. Check main rail and trolley rail end stops for condition and security. Check gearboxes for leaks Check Arch Impact Detection Check Dryer for proper operation Check dryer inlet and outlets for debris Check chemical levels Check pump oil Check operating pressures (high pressure pump and solution pump) Check proximity switches Not Action Taken or Recommended Perform Every Month. In addition to the monthly checks, perform the following Item Not Action Taken or Recommended Change high pressure pump oil (every 500 hours or 12,000 vehicles; General Pump crankcase holds 71oz. Cat Pump crankcase holds 134oz.) Inspect gearboxes for leaks, or loose components Replace arch shear bolt (torque to 20 ft-lbs; 27 N-m) Pump reclaim pits Replace RO pre-filter cartridge Perform Every Six Months. In addition to the three-month checks, perform the following Item Not Action Taken or Recommended Check rail-to-rail spacing for main machine rails (should be 152; 3861mm) Check dryer fan blades for cracks Perform Annually. In addition to the six-month checks, perform the following Item Not Action Taken or Recommended Check and replace all injectors Check and replace all arch nozzles Clean reclaim pits Perform Before the Start of the Winter Washing Season. This is intended to give a history of the changes and guide the reader to the area impacted by each revision. Not all the individual change details within the document are listed and indicated.Page 2 2 Installation. Page 10 5 Troubleshooting Page Model - OCSM Excessive play on crankshaft BEFORE operation please read this user s manual carefully. Keep this manual readily available. It is ESSENTIAL Gauge reads normal (10hg to 14hg) Gauge reads normal (10hg to 14hg) 1.1. Clogged hoses or wand tube. 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