Canon iR C3200 Series Service Manual (P/N FY8-13HV-00L)
Canon Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models: Canon iR C3200, Canon iR C3200S, Canon iR C3200N
Sub-models / Variants: GDI-UFR model
Model Years: 2003
Technical Data:
- Engine type: Laser printer, flat-bed reader
- Print speed: 32 prints/min (A4 plain paper)
- Warm-up time: 6 minutes or less (at 20°C)
- Print resolution: 2400 dpi (equivalent) x 600 dpi
- Maximum print area: 305 x 452 mm
- Power supply: 100 V, 120 V, 230 V
- Operating noise: 71 dB or less (in operation)
- Weight: 118.5 kg (total)
Canon Manual Features & Content Preview
- Documents the 2003 Canon iR C3200 and iR C3200S Series, covering both GDI-UFR and C3200N network-capable variants
- Original OEM publication FY8-13HV-00L, Revision 00L (May 2003)
- Features 1,222 pages with 47 descriptive diagrams illustrating system construction, electrical wiring, PCB layouts, and cross-section assemblies
- Details the initial release build and specific hardware configurations for the GDI-UFR model and multi-PDL printing kits
Internal System Documentation
The 2003 Canon iR C3200 series service manual delivers the granular technical insight needed to understand this system's architecture. It breaks down the operational sequences required for effective field maintenance. Initial chapters detail core system components like the pickup, delivery, and communication options. They also establish baseline environmental requirements for installation and site selection. You get a direct look at the functional descriptions of the reader and printer units. The manual thoroughly explains startup routines, mapping out the complex interaction between the main controller and associated PCBs.
Technical Data and Operational Specifications
Finding exact operating values quickly is crucial on the shop floor. This manual logs technical specifications across multiple quick-reference tables. For instance, the general specifications section lists the maximum print area at 305 x 452 mm. You will find operating noise thresholds capped at 71 dB during active copying sequences. The system warm-up duration to hit 190°C is documented at six minutes or less under a standard 20°C ambient room temperature. Keep in mind that working with imaging systems involves exposure to high-voltage electrical components and laser assemblies. Always ensure equipment is fully de-energized before accessing internal electronics, as this documentation is intended for reference by experienced technicians rather than a substitute for proper safety training.
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