NIDEK

ULTRASONIC PACHYMETER

UP-1000
SERVICE MANUAL

XUP2**RDA001B/E
Total Page 34
2003.12
 Table of Contents

Page
§1 INTRODUCTION AND CAUTIONS.........................................................................1-1
1.1 Introduction...............................................................................................................1-1
1.2 Cautions ....................................................................................................................1-2

§2 TROUBLESHOOTING ...............................................................................................2-1
§3 SUB TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................3-1
3.1 A Beep Sound Is Not Made, nor Does the Display Change at All. ..........................3-1
3.2 A Beep Sound Is Made, but No Letters Appear on the Display. ..............................3-2
3.3 The Display Is Not Bright Enough. ..........................................................................3-2
3.4 Measurement Does Not Start Even If the Start Switch Is Pressed. ..........................3-3
3.5 An Error Occurs, and Measurement Cannot Be Performed. ....................................3-3
3.6 The Test Piece Measured Value Is out of the Allowable Range. .............................3-4
3.7 The POS. Indication Cannot Be Changed.................................................................3-4
3.8 Some Keys Cannot Be Used for Input......................................................................3-5
3.9 The Printer Does Not Print Out. ...............................................................................3-6
3.10 The Clock Is Not Accurate. ....................................................................................3-7

§4 CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT....................................................................................4-1

4.1 Checking Wall Outlet Power Supply Voltage ..........................................................4-1
4.2 Checking the Voltage Selector Setting .....................................................................4-1
4.3 Checking Input Voltage Switching...........................................................................4-1
4.4 Checking the Main Switch........................................................................................4-2
4.5 Checking the Main Board Power Supply Circuit .....................................................4-2
4.6 Main Board Adjustment............................................................................................4-3
4.7 Checking the Printer Thermal Head Rank Setting....................................................4-6

§5 REPLACEMENT .........................................................................................................5-1
5.1 How to Remove the Cover........................................................................................5-1
5.2 How to Set the Voltage Selector...............................................................................5-1
5.3 Replacement of the Main Switch..............................................................................5-2
5.4 Replacement of the Transformer ..............................................................................5-2
5.5 Replacement of the Main Board ...............................................................................5-3

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5.6 Replacement of the Regulator...................................................................................5-4
5.7 Replacement of the Transistor ..................................................................................5-4
5.8 Replacement of the LCD ..........................................................................................5-5
5.9 Replacement of the Contrast VR ..............................................................................5-5
5.10 Replacement of the Printer......................................................................................5-6
5.11 Replacement of the Printer Board...........................................................................5-7
5.12 Replacement of the Keyboard.................................................................................5-8
5.13 Replacement of the Main Board Battery ................................................................5-9

§6 LIST OF REPLACEMENT PARTS...........................................................................6-1

§7 LIST OF MEASURING INSTRUMENTS AND TOOLS ........................................7-1
7.1 Measuring instruments..............................................................................................7-1
7.2 Tools .........................................................................................................................7-2

§8 WIRING DIAGRAM....................................................................................................8-1
§9 LAYOUT DRAWING OF PARTS FOR MAIN BOARD.........................................9-1

II
§1 INTRODUCTION AND CAUTIONS

1.1 Introduction
This service manual contains procedures for after-sales service of NIDEK ULTRASONIC
PACHYMETER Model UP-1000.
For correct after-sales service, you must understand thoroughly this manual before servicing.
This manual corresponds to simple replacement of the units.
If following this service manual cannot repair the instrument, inform NIDEK of the serial
number of the instrument and the details of the symptom(s). NIDEK will inform you of the
repair procedure for each case. In addition, if measurement can be performed, inform
NIDEK also of the reference value printed on the test piece and the measured data of the test
piece.
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1.2 Cautions
• Before checking the instrument and doing repair work, turn off the power switch and
disconnect the power cord from the outlet.

• Apply a thread-locking adhesive to the screws after servicing.

• Check the number and direction of other connectors, and then connect connectors.

• When disconnecting a connector, do not yank the cable but hold the connector to disconnect
it.

• When disconnecting the soldered wiring, observe the following:

• For wires with heat-shrinkable tubes, take off the heat-shrinkable tubes with a cutter.

• Warm the soldered part with a soldering iron, and then disconnect the wiring.

• Remove the old solder.

• When wiring with a soldering iron, observe the following:

• For wires with heat-shrinkable tubes, draw the cable through a heat-shrinkable tube
before soldering, and after soldering, shrink it by warming it with a drier.

• Before soldering, apply preparatory solder to a cable and a terminal.

• Insert a cable conductor into a terminal hole and twist it around the terminal, and then
solder the parts for the power source such as the main switch, fuse folder, and inlet.

• When soldering the circuit board, check that soldering residue does not remain around
the soldered area.
§2 TROUBLESHOOTING

Turn on the main switch.

N
Is a beep sound made, and does the • A beep sound is not made, nor does
initial screen appear? the screen change at all.
(Follow the instruction in section
Y 3.1.)
• A beep sound is made, but no letters
Press the MEAS key. appear on the screen.
(Follow the instruction in section
3.2.)
Insert the probe into the test piece. • The screen is not bright enough.
(Follow the instruction in section
3.3.)
N
When the MEASURE pedal on the • Measurement does not start even if
foot pedal is depressed or the the start switch is pressed.
“START/STOP” key is pressed, can (Follow the instruction in section
measurement be performed? 3.4.)
• An error occurs, and measurement
cannot be performed.
Y (Follow the instruction in section
3.5.)
N
Is the measured value within the • The test piece measured value is out
allowable range of the reference value of the allowable range.
printed on the test piece? (Follow the instruction in section
3.6.)
Y
N
When the NEXT pedal (red) on the • The POS. indication cannot be
foot pedal or the arrow keys   are changed.
pressed, can the screen position No. (Follow the instruction in section
be changed? 3.7.)
Y
N
Is keyboard input possible? • Some keys cannot be used for input.
(Follow the instruction in section
Y 3.8.)
N
Can the display be printed out? • The printer does not print out.
(Follow the instruction in section
Y 3.9.)
N
Is the clock accurate? • The clock is not accurate.
(Follow the instruction in section
Y 3.10.)
Turn off the main switch.

End
§3 SUB TROUBLESHOOTING

3.1 A Beep Sound Is Not Made, nor Does the Display

Change at All.
Y Is IC5 on the main circuit board
Does the pilot lamp light?
disconnected?
N
Y
Replace the main circuit board.
(See 5.5.)
N
Reconnect IC5 on the main circuit
board.
N
Is the power cable connected? Connect the power cable.
Y
N
Is the power voltage within the rating Secure the rating voltage.
voltage indicated in section 4.1?
Y
N
Is the voltage selector setting the same Match the voltage selector setting to the
as the power voltage? (See 4.2.) power voltage. (See 5.2.)
Y
Y
Is the fuse burned out? Replace the fuse. (See 5.2 in the
operator’s manual.)
N
N
Can the main switch select ON and OFF Replace the main switch. (See 5.3.)
correctly? (See 4.4.)
Y
Reconnect connector P105-J1051 (for
100 V area) or connector P105-J1052
(for 200 V area) to connector P1-J1.

Are the transformer secondary side voltages the following values? Disconnect connector
P1, turn on the power, and check the voltage between each pin of connector P1. Multimeter
range: AC Voltage
Connector P1
1 and 2: AC 16 V ±10% N
3 and 4: AC 16 V ±10% Replace the transformer. (See 5.4.)
5 and 6: AC 9 V ±10%
7 and 8: AC 28 V ±10%
Y
N
Do the power supply circuits of 5 V, 12 Replace the following parts.
V, and 24 V produce output? (See • Main board (See 5.5.)
4.5.) • Regulator (See 5.6.)
Y • Transistor (See 5.7.)
End
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3.2 A Beep Sound Is Made, but No Letters Appear on

the Display.
Y
When the contrast control is turned Adjust the contrast control to make the
right, are any letters displayed on the display brightness optimum.
display?
N
Reconnect connector P6-J6 and
connector P107-J7.

Y
Are any letters displayed on the End
N
N
When P6 is disconnected, is the voltage Replace the main board. (See 5.5.)
between J6d (tester + lead) and TP1
(tester – lead) DC –11.4 V?
Y
N
When the contrast control is turned, is Replace the contrast VR. (See 5.9.)
the resistance between J6c and d
within 0 to 500 kΩ?
Y
Replace the LCD. (See 5.8.)

Y
Are any letters displayed on the End

N
Replace the main board. (See 5.5.)

3.3 The Display Is Not Bright Enough.

Y
When the contrast control is turned End
right, does the display become brighter?
N
Replace the contrast VR. (See 5.9.)
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3.4 Measurement Does Not Start Even If the Start

Switch Is Pressed.
c When the MEASURE pedal (black) is
depressed, measurement does not start.

N
Is the cable of the foot pedal connected Connect the cable of the foot pedal to
to the foot pedal connector on the rear the connector.
side of the main body?
Y
Reconnect the foot pedal connector, and
depress the foot pedal again.

Y
Does measurement start? End
N
Replace the foot pedal.

d When the “START/STOP” key on the

keyboard is pressed, measurement does
not start.

Follow the introduction in “3.8 Some

Keys Cannot Be Used for Input.”

3.5 An Error Occurs, and Measurement Cannot Be

Performed.
Follow an error message. (See 5.6 of the operator’s manual.)

Perform the pachymetry probe test. (See 4.7.1 of the operator’s manual.)

N
Is “PASSED XXX %” displayed on the Replace the pachymetry probe.
display?
Y
Adjust the main board. (See 5.6.)
N
Can measurement be performed? Replace the main board. (See 5.5.)
Y
End
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3.6 The Test Piece Measured Value Is out of the

Allowable Range.
* The test piece measured value is calibrated when the water temperature is 20ºC as the
reference. During measurement, the value tends to be low if the water temperature is low;
it tends to be high if the water temperature is high.
N
Is the water temperature 20 ±5ºC? Set the water temperature at 20 ±5ºC.
Y
Adjust the main board. (See 5.6.)

N
Is the measured value within the Replace the main board. (See 5.5.)
allowable range?
Y
End

3.7 The POS. Indication Cannot Be Changed.

c When the NEXT pedal (red) is
depressed, the position number is not
advanced.

N
Is the cable of the foot pedal connected Connect the cable of the foot pedal to
to the foot pedal connector on the rear the connector.
side of the main body?
Y
Reconnect connector P103 on the foot
pedal and connector P10-J10 on the
main board.

Y
When the NEXT pedal (red) is End
depressed, is the position number
advanced?
N
Replace the foot pedal.

d When the arrow key  or  on the

keyboard is pressed, the position
number cannot be changed.

Follow the introduction in “3.8 Some Keys Cannot Be Used for Input.”
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3.8 Some Keys Cannot Be Used for Input.

* Keystrokes corresponding to an operation mode are accepted.
Invalid operation is not accepted, and beep sound is made.
If keystrokes are not accepted and no beep sound is made, the main board or keyboard
may be broken down.

Reconnect connector J8.

Y
When a key is pressed, is inputting End
possible?
N
Replace the main board. (See 5.5.)

N
When a key is pressed, is inputting Replace the keyboard. (See 5.12.)
possible?
Y
End
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3.9 The Printer Does Not Print Out.

N
Is the printer thermal head rank setting Set properly the printer thermal head
proper? rank setting. (See 4.7.)
Y
Reconnect connector P9-J9 and
connector P106-J106.

Y
Is print out possible? End

N
N
Is the voltage between TP12 (+) and Replace the main board. (See 5.5.)
TP1 (–) on the main board DC +24 V
±10%? (See 4.5 3.)
Y
Replace the printer cable. (See 5.11.)

Y
Is print out possible? End

N
Replace the printer board. (See 5.11.)

Y
Is print out possible? End
N
Replace the printer. (See 5.10.)
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3.10 The Clock Is Not Accurate.

Y
When the main switch is on, is the Replace the main board. (See 5.5.)
voltage between both poles of battery
BT1 on the main board DC 3.6 V?
N
Replace the main board battery. (See
5.13.)

* When all is cleared (when turning on the main switch while holding the FUNC key), the
date begins with 0.

In this case, set the date again. (See 4.7.3 in the operator’s manual.)
§4 CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT

4.1 Checking Wall Outlet Power Supply Voltage

Check whether proper voltage is provided from a wall outlet.

Insert the multimeter measuring leads to the wall outlet, and then check the voltage.

* Multimeter range: DC 250 V

The following power supply voltages are available.

• AC 100 V ±10 V @ 50 / 60 HZ
• AC 120 V ±12 V @ 50 / 60 HZ
• AC 220 V ±22 V @ 50 / 60 HZ
• AC 240 V ±24 V @ 50 / 60 HZ

This instrument cannot be used unless the power supply voltage is one of these.

If the power supply voltage is other than the above, change it to the optimum voltage with
such as a transformer.

4.2 Checking the Voltage Selector Setting

Check whether the voltage displayed on the voltage selector display window in the fuse
holder is within the allowable range of the power supply voltage.

If they are out of the allowable range, change the voltage selector setting. (See 5.2.)

4.3 Checking Input Voltage Switching

Check whether the connector connected to P105 corresponds to the power supply voltage.

Power supply voltage AC 100 V, AC 120 V.............J1051-P105 connection

Power supply voltage AC 220 V, AC 240 V.............J1052-P105 connection
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4.4 Checking the Main Switch

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Pull out the main switch from inside to outside of the base plate.

4) Check the continuity of the main switch.

* Multimeter range: ×1Ω

1. When the main switch is on, confirm that there is continuity

between terminals A and B respectively.

2. When the main switch is off, confirm that there is no continuity

between terminals A and B respectively.

In other cases, replace the main switch. (See 5.3.)

4.5 Checking the Main Board Power Supply Circuit

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Connect the power cord, and turn on the main switch.

4) Check each voltage of DC 5 V, DC 12 V, and DC 24 V on the main board power supply

circuit. (TP1: GND)
For the TP (Test point) position, see Ҥ9 LAYOUT DRAWING OF PARTS FOR MAIN
BOARD”.
* Multimeter range: DC Voltage
1. Check whether the voltage between TP9 (+) and TP1 (–) is DC +5 V ±10%.
Otherwise, replace the regulator. (See 5.6.)
2. Check whether the voltage between TP10 (+) and TP1 (–) is DC +12 V ±10%.
Otherwise, replace the main board. (See 5.5.)
3. Check whether the voltage between TP12 (+) and TP1 (–) is DC +24 V ±10%.
Otherwise, replace the transistor. (See 5.7.)
4. Check whether the voltage between IC4 G (the central terminal) and TP1 (–) is DC -12
V ±10%.
Otherwise, replace the main board. (See 5.5.)
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4.6 Main Board Adjustment

When the circuit board number is 14030-PC3163 or 14030-PC3886
1) Turn off the main switch.
2) Remove printer paper from the main body.
3) Unscrew TC 3 × 8 Cr (n = 4) and 3PW3Cr (n = 4), lift up the cover, and move it until the
main board appears.
4) Check whether VR6 is turned fully counterclockwise.
If not, turn it fully counterclockwise.
5) Turn on the main switch, and enter the MEAS mode.
Turn No.8 of SW1 on the main board to the ON position (towards the rear).
6) Check whether TP2 (1st ECHO LEVEL) is DC 1.8 V.
If not, turn VR1 to make it DC 1.8 V.
* Oscilloscope rage: 0.5 V, 1 µsec
7) Check whether TP3 (2nd ECHO LEVEL) is 1.0 V.
If not, turn VR2 to make it DC 1.0 V.
* Oscilloscope rage: 0.5 V, 1 µsec
8) Turn No.8 of SW1 on the main board to the OFF position (towards the front).
9) Connect CH1 of the oscilloscope to TP6; connect CH2 of the oscilloscope to TP5.
Trigger CH1 to observe the signal.
10) Connect the probe, and then depress the MEASURE pedal or press the START/STOP
button in the MEAS mode to put the test piece into the condition for measurement.
11) Turn VR4 so that TP6 pulse (tip echo of the probe) appears.
Adjust VR3 so that TP5 pulse (1st ECHO ENABLE signal) width is 0.5 µsec and that the
rising edge locates at the TP6 peak pulse.
* Oscilloscope rage: 0.5 V, 1 µsec
 4-4

12) During measurement with the test piece,

1. Search for the condition when the message “1st ECHO LOW” is displayed by turning
VR4 counterclockwise. Check the voltage of TP6 (+ side) V1 at this position.
2. Search for the condition when the message “1st ECHO HIGH” is displayed by turning
VR4 clockwise. Check the voltage of TP6 (+ side) V2 at this position.
* Oscilloscope rage: 1.0 V, 1 µsec
13) Adjust VR4 to make the voltage of TP6 (+ side) the median of the values of step 12)-1
and 12)-2 {V = (V1 + V2) / 2}.
14) Depress the MEASURE pedal or press the START/STOP key to finish measurement with
the test piece.
15) Perform test of the probe (1 PROBE TEST in the FUNC mode), and check whether the
“PASSED XXX%” indication is “PASSED 99%”. (See 4.7.1 in the operator’s manual.)
If not, adjust VR5 to make the value 99%.
16) Apply thread-locking adhesive (blue) to VR1 to VR6.

When the circuit board number is 14030-PC3957

Only the following procedure is different from the series of procedures for circuit
boards with number 14030-PC3163 or 14030-PC3886:

4) Check whether VR6 is at position 8.

If not, set it at position 8.
 4-5

Checking ARTIFACT SIGNAL

If measurement data of human eyes is abnormal even if there is no problem with the main board
adjustment, probe test, and measurement with the test piece, an artifact signal may occur due to
probe tip malfunction. Follow the following instruction.

TP6

TP5

(1) Connect the oscilloscope probe to TP6 on the main board.

(Oscilloscope range: 1.0 V, 1 µsec)
(2) Connect the pachymeter probe, and measure the model eye.
(3) Check whether signal rate B /A (Artifact Signal / 1st ECHO Signal) is 1/10 or less when the
signal during measurement is checked with an oscilloscope.
If it is out of specs, replace the pachymeter probe.
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4.7 Checking the Printer Thermal Head Rank Setting

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.
2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)
3) Check whether the settings of SW1 to SW5 on the printer board correspond to the printer
thermal head rank. (See the table below.)
*Printer thermal head rank: indicated with letters A to H on the label on the printer
front.
4) If the setting is different from the indicated one, reinsert jumper sockets of SW1 to SW5 in
accordance with the table below to make the setting correct.

Thermal head rank

Jumper sockets
SW
ON
OFF
5 4 3 2 1

Printer board SW1 to 5

A B C D E F G H
SW1 { { { { { { { {
SW2 z z z z z z z z z: SW ON
SW3 z z z z { { { { {: SW OFF
SW4 z z { { z z { {
SW5 z { z { z { z {
§5 REPLACEMENT

5.1 How to Remove the Cover

1) Pull out printer paper from the main
body.

2) Unscrew TC3 × 8Cr (n = 4) and

3PW3Cr (n = 4).
P8
3) Lift up the cover, and remove the cable P4

from the cable clamp. P7 P6

P3

4) Disconnect connector P3, P4, P6, P7,

and P8 from the main board, and remove
the cover. J7
J6
J8 J3
J4

4
3PW3 Cr

TC3 × 84Cr

5.2 How to Set the Voltage Selector

If the voltage selector setting is different from the power supply voltage, change the voltage
selector setting corresponding to the power supply voltage. Rating fuse: 100 V area→1.6 A,
250 V / 200 V area→1.0 A, 250 V

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from
the main body.
Inlet
2) Push the fixing lips on both sides of the fuse holder indicated Fuse holder
with arrows, and pull out the fuse holder from the inlet.
* If it is hard to push the fixing lips, insert 2 precision flat-blade screwdrivers into both
sides of the fuse holder, and while pushing them, pull out the fuse holder.

3) Remove the fuse holder cartridge.

4) Rotate the cartridge so that voltage that fits the power supply voltage is displayed on the
voltage indication window, and reinsert it into the holder.

5) Return the fuse holder to its original state.

Cartridge
6) When switching between 100 V and 200 V, reconnect connector
Voltage indication window
P105 on the transformer.
For 100 V area, connect P105-J1051; for 200 V area, connect P105-J1052.
 5-2

5.3 Replacement of the Main Switch

1) Turn off the main switch, and
disconnect the power cord from the
main body. Main switch
80460-00017

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

Viewed from A
3) Pull out the main switch from inside of
the base plate to outside.

4) Disconnect the cables wired to the main

switch.

5) Install a new main switch in reverse

order.

NOTE) Install it with the { mark of the

main switch facing the printed Base plate
side of the panel.

* For details of wiring, see “§8 WIRING DIAGRAM”.

5.4 Replacement of the Transformer

Transformer
1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect PC4 × 6
4
14800-EA01
the power cord from the main body. SW44
4
3PW4
PC3 ×
2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)
TW3Znc

3) Unscrew PC4 × 6 (n = 4), SW4 (n = 4), 3PW54

and 3PW4 (n = 4).

4) Disconnect connectors P1 and P105, and

unscrew PC3 × 4Znc and TW3Znc on the
GND cable. 3PW44
SW44
PC4 × 84
5) Install a new transformer in reverse order.
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5.5 Replacement of the Main Board

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Disconnect connector P1, P2, P5, P10, and P12.

4) Unscrew PC3 × 6 (n = 4), and remove the shield plate.

5) Unscrew to remove the spacers (n = 4) with a wrench.

6) Unscrew PC3 × 4Znc (n = 3), and remove the main board.

7) Install a new main board in reverse order.

Shield plate
PC3 × 64

J9 Spacer (n = 4)
3
PC3 × 4 Znc
J10 J2
J12
J5

Main board
14800-BA01

PC3 × 37
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5.6 Replacement of the Regulator

Transformer
PC4 × 64 14800-EA01
1) Turn off the main switch, and SW44
disconnect the power cord from 3PW44
the main body.
PC3 × 4Znc
2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.) TW3Znc

4 PC3 × 5
3PW5
3) Remove the transformer. (See
PC3 × 8
5.4.)
Transistor Regulator
4) Disconnect connector P12. 14800-EA07 14800-EA13

5) Unscrew PC3 × 8, and remove the 3PW44

regulator. SW44
PC4 × 64

6) Install a new regulator in reverse

order.

5.7 Replacement of the Transistor

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Remove the transformer. (See 5.4.)

4) Disconnect connector P2.

5) Unscrew PC3 × 5, and remove the transistor.

6) Install a new transistor in reverse order.

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5.8 Replacement of the LCD

LCD cable PT3 × 66
1) Turn off the main switch, and 14800-EA09 LCD support plate
disconnect the power cord from the
main body.
Contrast VR
14800-EA10
2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)
PC3 × 104Znc
3) Insert the tip of a precision flat-blade LCD
screwdriver between the contrast control 14800-EA08
and the cap, and remove the cap.
Next, unscrew the nut, and remove the
knob.

4) Turn the cover upside down.

* Be careful not to damage the
appearance.
Cover
5) Remove connector P107 on the LCD
cable.

6) Unscrew PT3 × 6 (n = 6), and remove the LCD support plate with the LCD.

7) Unscrew PC3 × 10Znc (n = 4), and remove the LCD.

8) Install a new LCD in reverse order.

5.9 Replacement of the Contrast VR

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.
2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)
3) Insert the tip of a precision flat-blade screwdriver between the contrast control and the cap,
and remove the cap.
Next, unscrew the nut, and remove the knob.
4) Turn the cover upside down.
* Be careful not to damage the appearance.
5) Remove connector P107 on the LCD cable.
6) Unscrew PT3 × 6 (n = 6), and remove the LCD support plate with the LCD.
7) Remove a nut and a washer from the variable resister, and remove the contrast VR.
8) Install a new contrast VR in reverse order.
 5-6

5.10 Replacement of the Printer

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Disconnect connector CN2, CN3, and CN4 on the printer board.

4) Unscrew PC3 × 3 (n = 3), and remove the printer.

5) Install a new printer in reverse order.

NOTE: Set the settings of SW1 to SW5 on the printer board corresponding to the
printer thermal head rank. (See 4.7.)

PC3 × 33 Printer
14800-E003

Printer cable
14800-EA06

Cable
2
PC3 × 6 14800-E007
PC3 × 32

Printer support plate PC3 × 44Znc

Printer board
14800-E004

PC3 × 82

PC3 × 34
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5.11 Replacement of the Printer Board

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Disconnect connector CN2, CN3, CN4, and P106 on the printer board.

4) Unscrew PC3 × 3 (n = 3), and remove the printer.

5) Unscrew PC3 × 3 (n = 2) and PC3 × 6 (n = 2), and remove the printer support plate.

6) Unscrew PC3 × 4Znc (n = 4), and remove the printer board.

7) Install a new printer board in reverse order.

NOTE: Set the settings of SW1 to SW5 on the printer board corresponding to the printer
thermal head rank. (See 4.7.)

3
PC3 × 3 Printer
14800-E003

Printer cable
14800-EA06

Cable
2
PC3 × 6 14800-E007
PC3 × 32

Printer support plate PC3 × 44Znc

Printer board
14800-E004

PC3 × 82

PC3 × 34
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5.12 Replacement of the Keyboard

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Disconnect the keyboard cable from connector J8.

4) Push the keyboard sheet from inside of the long slot in the cover that the keyboard cables
are inserted into with the tip of a precision flat-blade screwdriver to remove the keyboard
sheet from the cover.

Keyboard
14800-E006

Push the keyboard sheet from inside of the long slot in the
cover with the tip of a precision flat-blade screwdriver.

5) Install a new keyboard in reverse order.

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5.13 Replacement of the Main Board Battery

1) Turn off the main switch, and disconnect the power cord from the main body.

2) Remove the cover. (See 5.1.)

3) Remove the main board. (See 5.5.)

4) Remove silicone bond applied to both poles of BT1.

5) Warm the main board BT1 and soldered part to remove BT1.

6) Remove solder remaining at the through holes on the circuit board with a solder remover.

7) Solder a new battery.

* Pay attention to its polarity.

8) Apply silicone bond to both poles of BT1.

9) Install the main board.

§6 LIST OF REPLACEMENT PARTS

Part No. Part name Quantity (piece) Reference

14016-E001 Pachymetry probe 1 Operator’s manual
3.1
804-02-02039 Slow-blow fuse (200 V) 1.0 A 2 Operator’s manual
5.2
804-02-02040 Slow-blow fuse (100 V) 1.6 A 2 Operator’s manual
5.2
14030-BA01 Main board 1 5.5
804-16-00001 Lithium battery (Battery) 1 5.13
14800-EA01 Power transformer 1 5.4
14800-E003 Thermal line printer 1 5.10
14800-E004 Printer board 1 5.11
14800-EA06 Printer cable 1 5.10
14800-E007 Cable 1 5.10
14800-EA07 Transistor 1 5.7
14800-EA13 Regulator 1 5.6
804-60-00017 Main switch 1 5.3
14800-E006 Keyboard 1 5.12
14800-EA08 LCD 1 5.8
14800-EA10 Contrast VR 1 5.9
14510-E5193 Foot pedal 1 Operator’s manual
3.1

* As for a part whose reference is written “Operator’s manual X.X”, refer to the corresponding
section in the operator’s manual.
As for a part whose reference is written with only figures, refer to the corresponding section
in this manual.
§7 LIST OF MEASURING INSTRUMENTS AND TOOLS

7.1 Measuring Instruments

• Digital multimeter
• Oscilloscope

7.2 Tools
• Phillips screwdriver
• Precision flat-blade screwdriver
• Soldering iron
• Solder
• Solder remover
• Wrench
• Thread-locking adhesive
• Silicone bond
§8 WIRING DIAGRAM

(POWER SUPPLY)
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Wiring diagram: Detail of the “A” part

§9 LAYOUT DRAWING OF PARTS FOR MAIN BOARD
*Specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

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