2010 Canon IPF 750 / IPF755 Service Manual (P/N 0023-1254)
278 Pages • 8.13 MB • Instant, Printable PDF
Canon Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models: Canon iPF750 series, Canon iPF755
Sub-models / Variants: 36-inch, Large-Format Printer, Desktop Model
Model Years: 2010
Technical Data:
- Print Technology: Bubble jet large-sized paper printer
- Print Resolution: 2,400 x 1,200 dpi maximum
- Printhead Configuration: Integrated six-color assembly
- Nozzle Count: 5,120 for MBK; 2,560 for each other color
- Memory: 256 MB
- Hard Disk Drive: 80 GB
- Ink System: Five-color pigment and dye-based inks
- Interface: USB 2.0 Hi-Speed, 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T Ethernet
- Weight: Approx. 63.1 kg (with stand, excluding printhead and ink tank)
Canon Manual Features & Content Preview
- Official 278-page Canon technical publication (P/N 0023-1254, Jan 4, 2010)
- Covers the 2010 Canon iPF750 series and iPF755 large-format printers
- Features 47 detailed exploded-view diagrams and 12 electrical signal-flow figures
- Includes comprehensive error code tables and component-level diagnostic data
Printer Mechanical and Electrical System Walkthrough
This technical reference details the exact operation sequences of the machine. It covers start-up initialization, ink supply systems, and power-off routines. The manual divides the mechanical system into two primary areas: the ink passage and the paper path. Within the ink passage section, technicians will find documentation on the ink tank units, the printhead assembly, suction pumps, and purge units. The paper path section breaks down roll media feeding alongside the cutter unit and feed roller sensors. By detailing the structural function of each component, this guide accelerates accurate parts identification during advanced shop diagnostics.
Specification Highlights and Component Data
Beyond mechanical breakdowns, the documentation provides deep insight into the electrical architecture. It maps out the main controller board component layout and explains ASIC data processing. You can review operating noise levels, which sit at approximately 50 dB(A) during active printing and drop to 35 dB(A) in standby. Maximum power consumption reaches 140 W, with a minimal 1 W standby requirement. The manual also provides quick-reference tables for media sizes, interface specifications, and exact cleaning operation timings for various maintenance scenarios. Please note that hands-on maintenance carries inherent risks to both the technician and the equipment; always observe standard workshop safety protocols and verify procedures against original manufacturer specifications when working with energized components.
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