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MX-FNX1/MX-PNX1  MAINTENANCE  7 – 1
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[7] MAINTENANCE
1. Maintenance system table
: Check (Clean, replace, or adjust according to the necessity.)  {: Clean  S: Replace  U: Adjust  ✩: Lubricate  †: Shift position
No.
Part name
When calling
Follows the main unit 
cycle.
Remark
1
Transport rollers
{
2
Transport paper guides
{
3
Gears
4
Belts
5
Knurling belt
{
Replacement reference: Finisher count value of 1000K.
6
Paddle
{
7
Sensors
8
Discharge brush
9
Stapler unit
Replacement reference: Replace the unit for every 
200K stapling.
10
Punch unit
Replacement reference: Replace the unit for every 
1000K punching.
11
Staple cartridge
User replacement for every use of 5,000 pcs.
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
11
9
5
7
7
7
7
7
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
7
7
10
7
7
7
8
8
6
6
6
8
6
6
6
5
MX-FNX1/MX-PNX1  ADJUSTMENTS  8 – 1
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[8] ADJUSTMENTS
Each adjustment item in the adjustment item list is identified with its
own JOB No. The adjustments are basically executed in the
sequence from a smaller JOB No. to a larger JOB No.
There is, however, no need to perform all the adjustment items.
Only the necessary items may be executed depending on the situa-
tion.
Unnecessary items may be skipped to go to the next necessary
item. In this case, of course, the adjustment sequence could be
executed from a smaller to a larger JOB No.
If the above is neglected, the adjustment cannot be completed nor-
mally, resulting in a trouble.
[Start of simulation]
1)
Press [COPY MODE] key to enter the copy mode.
2)
Press [P] (Program) key 
→ [*] (Asterisk) key → [C] (Clear) key
→ [*] (Asterisk) key in this sequence.
3)
The display is shifted to the simulation main number entry
screen (entry standby screen).
1. Setting item list
2. Details
 
1
Punch unit, punch PWB destination
setting
1)
When the punch PWB is replaced, the destination setting must
be performed.
2)
For destination setting, the DIP switch (SW1) on the punch
PWB is used.
3)
The relationship between the switches and the destinations is
shown in the table below.
 
2
Finisher adjustment
1)
Enter Simulation 3-10.
2)
Select a set item with [
↑] [↓] buttons. The highlighted section of
the set value is changed and is displayed on the setting area.
* If there is any item over [
↑], the display becomes active and
the cursor can be moved.
If there is no item over [
↑], the display grays out and the
operation is disabled.
If there is any item under [
↓], the display becomes active
and the cursor can be moved.
If there is no item under [
↓], the display grays out and the
operation is disabled.
3)
Enter the set value with 10-key.
* Press [C] key to clear the entered value.
4)
When [OK] button is pressed, it is highlighted and the entered
value is saved to EEPROM and RAM. After completion of set-
ting, [OK] button returns to the normal display.
* When [OK], [
↑], [↓] button, [COLOR], or [BLACK & WHITE]
key is pressed, the current set value is saved to EEPROM
and RAM.
* When the reset key is pressed, the simulation is terminated.
* When [SYSTEM SETTINGS] key is pressed, the display
returns to the sub number entry screen.
<Set range and default value of each set value>
<Variation and change direction of each set value>
JOB No.
Adjustment item list
Simulation 
to be used
1
Punch unit, punch PWB destination setting
2
Finisher adjustment
3-10
3
Flapper solenoid adjustment
4
Punch home position adjustment
Model
Kind of punching
1
2
MX-PNX1A
2-hole type
OFF
OFF
MX-PNX1B
2/3-hole type
ON
OFF
MX-PNX1C
4-hole type (France)
OFF
ON
MX-PNX1D
4-hole type (Sweden)
ON
ON
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Item
Display
Item
Set 
range
Default 
value
A
FRONT 
ADJUST
Alignment position adjustment 
(Front)
2 to 18
10
B
REAR 
ADJUST
Alignment position adjustment 
(Rear)
2 to 18
10
C
STAPLE 
REAR
Staple binding position 
adjustment (One position, rear)
68 to 132
100
D
STAPLE 
FRONT
Staple binding position 
adjustment (One position, front)
68 to 132
100
E
STAPLE 
BOTH
Staple binding position 
adjustment (2 positions, center)
68 to 132
100
F
STAPLE 
PITCH
Staple binding position (2 
positions, pitch)
68 to 132
100
G
PUNCH 
CENTER
Punch center adjustment
37 to 63
50
H
PUNCH 
HOLE
Punch hole position adjustment
42 to 58
50
Item
Display
Item
Variation
Change direction
A
FRONT 
ADJUST
Alignment 
position 
adjustment 
(Front)
0.3665mm
Large value: The 
alignment plate 
position is shifted to 
the center.
Small value: The 
alignment plate 
position is shifted to 
the outside. 
B
REAR 
ADJUST
Alignment 
position 
adjustment 
(Rear)
0.3665mm
Large value: The 
alignment plate 
position is shifted to 
the center.
Small value: The 
alignment plate 
position is shifted to 
the outside.
C
STAPLE 
REAR
Staple binding 
position 
adjustment 
(One position, 
rear)
0.155mm
Large value: The 
distance between the 
staple position and the 
paper edge becomes 
shorter. 
Small value: The 
distance between the 
staple position and the 
paper edge becomes 
longer.
MX-FNX1/MX-PNX1  ADJUSTMENTS  8 – 2
[Screen]
 
3
Flapper solenoid adjustment
When the flapper solenoid is disassembled, an adjustment is
required when assembling. (Disassembly and assembly: Refer to
6-2.)
 
4
Punch home position adjustment
In case the punch unit comes out of order and does not function,
turn the dial to make the punch align to the home position. By mak-
ing the punch align to the home position, only the paper feed
comes possible.
D
STAPLE 
FRONT
Staple binding 
position 
adjustment 
(One position, 
front)
0.155mm
Large value: The 
distance between the 
staple position and the 
paper edge becomes 
longer. 
Small value: The 
distance between the 
staple position and the 
paper edge becomes 
shorter.
E
STAPLE 
BOTH
Staple binding 
position 
adjustment (2 
positions, 
center)
0.155mm
Large value: The 
staple position is 
shifted to the bottom 
from the center.
Small value: The 
staple position is 
shifted to the front 
from the center.
F
STAPLE 
PITCH
Staple binding 
position 
adjustment (2 
positions, pitch)
0.155mm
Large value: The pitch 
of 2 positions 
becomes greater. 
Small value: The pitch 
of 2 positions 
becomes smaller. 
G
PUNCH 
CENTER
Punch center 
adjustment
0.1441mm
Large value: The hole 
position is shifted to 
the bottom from the 
center. 
Small value: The hole 
position is shifted to 
the front from the 
center. 
H
PUNCH 
HOLE
Punch hole 
position 
adjustment
0.2584mm
Large value: The 
distance between the 
hole position and the 
paper rear edge 
becomes shorter. 
Small value: The 
distance between the 
hole position and the 
paper rear edge 
becomes longer. 
Item
Display
Item
Variation
Change direction
0
A:
A: 10
; FRONT ADJUST
B: 10
; REAR ADJUST
C:100
; STAPLE REAR
D:100
; STAPLE FRONT
SIMULATION NO.03-10
FINISHER ADJUSTMENT
10
[
2~ 18 ]
OK
TEST
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MX-FNX1/MX-PNX1  SELF DIAGNOSTICS AND TROUBLE CODES  9 – 1
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[9] SELF DIAGNOSTICS AND 
TROUBLE CODES
1. Trouble code and troubleshooting
A. MX-FNX1
Phenomenon
Though the main switch of the main unit is turned ON, the 
inner finisher does not operate. Trouble code: F1-00
Case 1
Cause
Connection failure with the main unit. 
Check & 
Remedy
Check to confirm the connection state of the 
connectors. 
Case 2
Cause
Connection failure of the connector contact pin 
(interface harness) with the main unit. 
Check & 
Remedy
Check to confirm the conduction state of the 
connectors. If there is no conduction, replace 
the connection wire. 
Case 3
Cause
Front cover switch (FDSW) trouble
Check & 
Remedy
Check to confirm the conduction state of the 
connectors. If there is no conduction, replace 
the connection wire.
Case 4
Cause
Control PWB trouble
Check & 
Remedy
After checking the above 1 to 3, if DC24V and 
DV5V are not supplied from the main unit and 
if 24V is not supplied to TP14 and 5V is not 
supplied to TP17, replace the control PWB. 
Phenomenon
The transport motor (FRM) does not operate. 
The bundle exit motor (FAM) does not operate. 
Case 1
Cause
Motor connector pin contact failure
Check & 
Remedy
Check the connection state of the connector. 
(CN14)
Case 2
Cause
Motor coil disconnection
Check & 
Remedy
Perform the conduction test of the coil. If there 
is no conduction, replace the motor.
Case 3
Cause
Control PWB trouble
Check & 
Remedy
If the motor does not operate in the motor 
single operation mode, replace the control 
PWB. 
Phenomenon
Roller up/down motor (FSWM) does not operate. Trouble 
code: F1-03
Case 1
Cause
Roller up/down sensor (FRLD) trouble
Check & 
Remedy
Measure the voltage of TP12 on the control 
PWB to confirm that it is 5V
±5% when the 
paper exit roller descends, and 1V or less 
when the paper exit roller rises. If the voltage 
does not satisfy the said condition, replace the 
sensor. 
Case 2
Cause
Motor coil disconnection
Check & 
Remedy
Perform the conduction test of the coil. If there 
is no conduction, replace the motor.
Case 3
Cause
Control PWB trouble
Check & 
Remedy
After checking the above 1 and 2, if the 
phenomenon is not removed though the 
sensor level is changed and if the motor does 
not operate in the motor single operation 
mode, replace the control PWB.
Phenomenon
The alignment motor F (FFJM) does not operate. 
Trouble code: F1-19
The alignment motor R (FRJM) does not operate. 
Trouble code: F1-20
Case 1
Cause
Alignment plate HP sensor F (FFJHPD) 
trouble
Check & 
Remedy
Measure the voltage of TP9 on the control 
PWB to confirm that it is 5V
±5% when the 
alignment plate is pushing against the center 
portion, and is 1V or less when the alignment 
plate is pushing against the front side (home 
position). If the voltage does not satisfy the 
above condition, replace the sensor. 
Case 2
Cause
Alignment plate HP sensor R (FRJHPD) 
trouble
Check & 
Remedy
Measure the voltage of TP10 on the control 
PWB to confirm that it is 5V
±5% when the 
alignment plate is pushing against the center 
portion, and is 1V or less when the alignment 
plate is pushing against the rear side (home 
position). If the voltage does not satisfy the 
above condition, replace the sensor.
Case 3
Cause
Motor coil disconnection
Check & 
Remedy
Perform the conduction test of the coil. If there 
is no conduction, replace the coil. 
Case 4
Cause
Control PWB trouble
Check & 
Remedy
After checking the above 1 to 3, if the 
phenomenon is not removed though the 
sensor level is changed and if the motor does 
not operated in the motor single operation 
mode, replace the control PWB. 
Phenomenon
A paper jam error is displayed on the system display. 
Case 1
Cause
Paper jam
Check & 
Remedy
Visually check and remove the paper jam
Case 2
Cause
Inlet port sensor (FED) trouble
Check & 
Remedy
Measure the voltage of TP11 on the control 
PWB to confirm that it is 1V or less when 
paper is empty, and is 5V
±5% when paper is 
provided. If the voltage does not satisfy the 
above condition, replace the sensor.
Case 3
Cause
Empty sensor (FSTPD) trouble
Check & 
Remedy
Measure the voltage of TP8 on the control 
PWB to confirm that it is 1V or less when 
paper is empty, and is 5V
±5% when paper is 
provided. If the voltage does not satisfy the 
above condition, replace the sensor.
Case 4
Cause
Control PWB trouble
Check & 
Remedy
If the phenomenon is not removed though the 
sensor level is changed by turning ON/OFF 
each sensor, replace the control PWB.
Phenomenon
A document is not detected. 
Case 1
Cause
Tray paper empty sensor (FBED) trouble
Check & 
Remedy
Measure the voltage of TP4 on the control 
PWB to confirm that it is 5V
±5% when paper is 
empty, and is 1V or less when paper is 
provided. If the voltage does not satisfy the 
above condition, replace the sensor.
Case 2
Cause
Control PWB trouble
Check & 
Remedy
If the phenomenon is not removed though the 
sensor level is changed by turning ON/OFF 
each sensor, replace the control PWB.
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