HP (Hewlett-Packard) 3550 All in One Printer User Manual


 
8. ALIENATION MOTOR
Drives the delivery motor (M2) and the developing engaging clutch (CL3) which rotates
the rear output paper path rollers and engages/disengages the CMYK print cartridge
developer rollers. This test does not rotate the print cartridge developer rollers.
9. TRANSFER 1 MOTOR
Drives the primary transfer roller engaging motor (M5) which engages/disengages the
CMYK ITB primary charging rollers.
10. MP TRAY SOLENOID
Drives the feed motor (M1) and the multi purpose pickup solenoid (SL1) which picks
paper from the Tray 1.
11. TRAY 2 SOLENOID
Drives the feed motor (M1) and the cassette Tray 2 pickup solenoid (SL2) which picks
paper from Tray 2.
12. FUSER MOTOR
Drives the feed motor (M1) and registration clutch (CL1) for 10 seconds which rotates
the fuser, paper path rollers, and Tray 3 drive rollers.
13. DUPLEX MOTOR (3700 only)
Drives the delivery motor (M2) which rotates the rear output paper path rollers.
14. TRANSFER 2 SOLENOID
Drives the feed motor (M1) and the secondary transfer roller engaging solenoid (SL4)
which rotates the fuser, paper path rollers, Tray 3 drive rollers, and engages the
secondary transfer roller which raises it about 1/2 inch.
15. DUPLEX SOLENOID
Drives the feed motor (M1) and the duplexing feed solenoid drive (SL5) which rotates
the fuser, paper path rollers, and duplexing feed roller. Remove Tray 2 to see the gear
turning on the right side of the duplex area inside Tray 2.
16. BLACK DEVELOPER DRIVE
Drives the drum motor (M3) and black print cartridge drive clutch (CL2) for 10 seconds
which rotates the ITB belt, CMYK print cartridge OPC drums, and black developer.
17. TRAY 3 DRIVE
Drives the feed motor (M1) and paper feeder pick-up clutch (CL4) for 10 seconds which
rotates the fuser, paper path rollers, and Tray 3 drive rollers.
18. TRAY 3 SOLENOID
Drives the feed motor (M1) and paper feeder pickup solenoid (SL3) which picks paper
from Tray 3.
Print/Stop Test
This diagnostic test can be used to isolate the cause of problems, such as image formation
defects and jams, within the engine. This test allows you to stop the paper anywhere along
the printer's paper path. The test can be programmed to stop printing internal pages or an
external print job when the paper reaches a certain position. The test can also be
programmed to stop from 0 to 60,000 mS. If the timer is set to a value that is greater than it
takes to print the job, there are two ways to recover the printer.
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