Ricoh OP-P1 Manual

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Model OP-P1
(M133/M144/M145/M146/M162/M163/M164)
Model OP-MF1
(M134/M135/M141/M142/M143/M147/M148/M149/M150/M151/
M165/M166/M167/M168/M169/M191)
Service Training
Version 1.1
These models are for the following regions
M133, M134, M135, M141, M142, M143, M144, M191: China
M162: India
M164, M169: Asia
M163, M165, M166, M167, M168: India and South America
M145, M146, M147, M148, M149, M150, M151: Europe and North America
TTP version information
Version 1.0: China only (M133, M134, M135, M141)
Version 1.1: Worldwide models introduced. The following slides were modified
(slide numbers are the numbers used in version 1.0)
Changes related to the increased number of models: Slides 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
14, 18 (one line deleted), 21, 22, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31, 35, 38, 39, 41, 43, 48 to
58, 75, 108, 109; also, a slide was inserted after slide 6
AIO refill is not for EU/NA models: Slides 4, 12, 13, 70, 81, 83
Tray cover, Scan to USB, handset: Slides 7 to 9
Front door switch: Slides 25, 67
Changes to external component and operation panel diagrams (these are
now slides 8 to 16)
Other changes: Slides 13, 14, 105, 119
Version 1.2: Wireless LAN models and M191 for China introduced. The following
slides were modified (slide numbers are the numbers used in version 1.1)
Changes related to the increased number of models: Slides 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
10, 17, 18, 75, 80, 86
Minor change to diagram (model code numbers such as M133 are now
obscured): Slides 34, 35, and 36

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Course Contents
1. Product Outline
2. Specifications
3. Installation
4. Machine Overview
5. Service Maintenance
6. Detailed Section Descriptions
7. Replacement and Adjustment
8. Troubleshooting
9. Technology for Environmental Conservation
- A note to the training supervisor -
This course was written assuming the following requirements. Modify as
necessary depending on your situation.
Preparation
- Prior to starting this course, prepare the following items. -
Training machines in the shipping boxes
A set of service tools
Field Service Manual
User's Manuals
Requirements for trainees
Prior to starting this course, the following training or equivalent should be
completed.
Fax basics course
Copier basics course
The trainee should also be familiar with the Core Technology Manual and
be able to reference it during training.
Time required to complete this course: 6 hours or less.

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Model OP-P1/MF1
Service Training
1. Product Outline
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Main Points about this Series
The OP-P1/MF1 series is the successor to the BL-P1/MF1
series.
Print speed for all models is 22 ppm (A4/LT).
Installation and maintenance is done by the customers.
All models except the Europe and North America models
(M145, M146, M147, M148, M149, M150, and M151):
Customers can refill the AIO with toner, and the used toner
can be discarded.
After refilling the toner 3 times, the photo-conductor is
getting old, so the customer must replace the AIO (this is
the only PM replacement item).
GDI driver, with support for Windows only.
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Appearance – OP-P1
OP-P1a: No network connectivity (Ethernet or wireless LAN). USB only
OP-P1an: Ethernet and USB only
OP-P1aw: Ethernet, USB, and WiFi
M145, M146 (Europe/N. America models): In these models, the AIO
cannot be refilled with toner.
The OP-P1 doesn't have a full operation panel but has 2 keys and 2
LEDs. The top of the machine is covered by a plastic maintenance cover.
Use Smart Organizing Monitor to make machine settings, monitor the
error codes, and execute other functions.
OP-P1a (M133, M162)
OP-P1an (M144, M145, M163) OP-P1aw (M146, M164)
The OP-P1 has only a printer function. It doesn't have a full operation panel but
has 2 keys and 2 LEDs. The top of the machine is covered by a plastic
maintenance cover.
The functions that can be performed with Smart Organizing Monitor are
explained in the service manual (Troubleshooting > Utilities).

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Appearance – OP-MF1 (3-in-1 Model)
OP-MF1au (M134, M147, M165)
OP-MF1aun (M142) OP-MF1a (M191) OP-MF1an (M148, M166)
OP-MF1a: Copier + Printer + Scanner + ADF
OP-MF1au: Copier + Printer + Scanner, No ADF
OP-MF1aun: OP-MF1 au + Ethernet
OP-MF1an: OP-MF1 au + Ethernet + ADF
M147, M148 (Europe/N. America models): In these models, the AIO cannot be
refilled with toner.
The 3-in-1 model has a larger operation panel than OP-P1, with more buttons and
a 2-digit display. The top of the machine is covered by a platen cover and flatbed
scanner unit, except for the M148, M166, and M191, which have an ADF instead
of a platen cover. The M148, M166, and M191 also have a larger operation panel,
almost the same as the 4-in-1 model, but without the fax functions.
Use Smart Organizing Monitor to make machine settings, monitor the error
codes, and execute other functions
The functions that can be performed with Smart Organizing Monitor are
explained in the service manual (Troubleshooting > Utilities).
The ADF can hold and feed 15 originals for continuous scanning.

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Appearance – OP-MF1 (4-in-1 Model)
OP-MF1afh (M135), OP-MF1afhn (M143)
OP-MF1af (M149, M167), OP-MF1afn (M150, M168)
OP-MF1afw (M151, M169) OP-MF1afhu (M141)
OP-MF1af: Copier + Printer + Scanner + Fax, With ADF
OP-MF1afh: OP-MF1af + handset
OP-MF1afn: OP-MF1af + Ethernet
OP-MF1afw: OP-MF1af + WiFi
OP-MF1afhn: OP-MF1af + handset + Ethernet
OP-MF1afhu: OP-MF1af + handset, No ADF
The 4-in-1 model has an operation panel with a full array of keys, a 10-key pad, and a 7-
digit display. The top of the machine is covered by a ADF and a flatbed scanner unit,
except for the M141 which has a platen cover instead of an ADF.
M149, M150, M151 (Europe/N. America models): In these models, the AIO cannot be
refilled with toner.
Use Smart Organizing Monitor to make machine settings, monitor the error codes, and
execute other functions
The functions that can be performed with Smart Organizing Monitor are
explained in the service manual (Troubleshooting > Utilities).
The ADF can hold and feed 15 originals for continuous scanning.

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External Components – OP-P1
13. Ethernet Port (M144, M145, M146, M163, and M164 only)6. Front cover
14. Tray cover7. Bypass tray
12. USB port5. Output tray
11. Rear cover4. Alert indicator
10. Power connector3. Power indicator
9. Power switch2. Start key
8. Tray 11. Job Reset key
See the User's Guide for detailed external component descriptions.
Tray cover: The North America model has two types: LT, and LG. Other versions
have only one type (A4/LT).

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External Components – OP-MF1 (no ADF)
13. Tray cover6. Bypass tray
12. Ethernet Port (M142 only)5. Front cover
7. Tray 1
11. USB port (Scan to USB not available in China)4. Output tray
10. Rear cover3. Exposure glass cover
9. Power connector2. Operation panel
8. Power switch1. Exposure glass
See the User's Guide for detailed external component descriptions.
Tray cover: The North America model has two types: LT, and LG. Other versions
have only one type (A4/LT).

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External Components – OP-MF1 (with ADF and handset)
17. Ethernet Port (M150, M168, M143, M148, M166, M151,
M169 only)
8. USB Flash Disk Port (M150, M168, M148, M166 only)
18. Tray cover9. Power connector
16. USB port (Scan to USB not available in China)7. Handset (M135, M143 for China only)
15. Line and TEL connectors6. Tray 1
14. Rear cover5. Bypass tray
13. ADF cover4. Output tray
12. ADF input tray3. Front cover
11. Auto Document Feeder2. Operation panel
10. Power switch1. Exposure glass
See the User's Guide for detailed external component descriptions.
Tray cover: The North America model has two types: LT, and LG. Other versions
have only one type (A4/LT).
In the M141, the Auto Document Feeder (ADF) has not been installed.
Line and TEL Connector (M135, M141, M143, M149, M150, M151, M167, M168,
and M169)
For M135, M141, M143
Upper port: Port for handset connection.
Middle port: Port for external telephone connection.
Lower port: G3 (analog) line Interface port for telephone line connection.
For M149, M150, M151, M167, M168, M169
Upper port: Port for external telephone connection.
Lower port: G3 (analog) line Interface port for telephone line connection.

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Operation Panel – Printer
Chinese Version
4. Alert indicator2. Start key
3. Power indicator1. Job Reset key
See the User's Guide for detailed operation panel descriptions.

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Operation Panel – Printer
International Version
4. Alert indicator2. Start key
3. Power indicator1. Job Reset key
See the User's Guide for detailed operation panel descriptions.

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Operation Panel – 3 in 1
Chinese Version
10. Alert indicator5. Display LCD
9. Power indicator4. ID Copy key
8. Start key3. Density key
7. Stop/Cancel key2. Density indicator
6. Copy Number key1. Document Type key
See the User's Guide for detailed operation panel descriptions.

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Operation Panel – 3 in 1
International Version
10. Alert indicator5. Display LCD
9. Power indicator4. ID Copy key
8. Start key3. Density key
7. Stop/Clear key2. Density indicator
6. Copy Number key1. Document Type key
Note that for the models with ADF (M148, M166), the operation
panel is the same as the 4-in-1 model, but without the keys for
the fax functions.
See the User's Guide for detailed operation panel descriptions.

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Operation Panel – 4 in 1
Chinese Version
9. Power indicator2. Copy key
7. Stop/Clear key
13. Number keys6. OK key
12. Scroll keys5. User Tools key
11. Alert indicator4. ID card copy/On hook key
10. Display screen3. Speed dial key
8. Start key (Fax tx/rx)1. Fax key
See the User's Guide for detailed operation panel descriptions.

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Operation Panel – 4 in 1
International Version
9. Scanner key2. Copy key
14. Number keys7. Stop/Clear key
13. Scroll keys6. OK key
12. Alert indicator5. User Tools key
11. Display screen4. ID card copy/On hook key
10. Power indicator3. Speed dial key
8. Start key (Fax tx/rx)1. Fax key
See the User's Guide for detailed operation panel descriptions.

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Market Positioning and Concepts
Main Objective
Maintain and expand MIF in the low end market
Target Users
Business personal and small office
Can double as a small office printer/copier/fax
Technical Enhancements (compared to some
competitors/predecessors)
Compact
» Small footprint
Genuine refill toner (all models except the Europe
and N. America models: M145, M146, M147,
M148, M149, M150, and M151)
Fast first print
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Yield Targets
Toner yield (Starter AIO): About 1000 pages
Toner yield (Replacement AIO, Supply):
High yield: About 2600 pages
Low yield: About 1500 pages (except for the
China models [M133, M134, M135, M141, M142,
M143, M144, M191])
» Yield values are for when printing on A4 or 8½" x 11"
paper (5% chart) in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752.
All models except the Europe and N. America
models (M145, M146, M147, M148, M149, M150,
and M151): Refill toner is also available. Each
AIO can be refilled up to 3 times.
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Reliability Targets
Average Print Volume
OP-P1a: 400 prints/month
OP-MF1a: 500 prints/month
OP-P1a/OP-MF1a (China models): 800 prints per
month
MPBF
OP-P1a: 26k prints
OP-MF1a: 22k prints
Expected product life
All models: 5 years or 60,000 prints (whichever
comes first)
ME-MF1/P1
Expected life was 50k

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Model OP-P1/MF1
Service Training
2. Specifications
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