SERVICE MANUALS LINKS - post here -Compliments of PeterBJ

[inca]

A google search will find many of the service manuals, but you have to wade through a lot of garbage to find them. This site offers a good many of them for free:

http://soft-manufaktura.ru/servman.html

If its a PDF, it should be safe to open. I would be wary of any that require you to run a program as an executable as it could be a virus or trojan. Unzipping should be fine, but running executables is risky as you don't know if the program is safe or not.

Brother (1)

-> BROTHER HL-5240, HL-5240L, HL-5250DN, HL-5270DN, HL-5280DW Service Manual rar 12Mb

Canon/HP (29)

-> Canon NP6045 - rar 7377kb
-> Canon NP6085 SERVICE MANUAL rar 5898kb
-> Canon NP6320 - rar 7188kb
-> Canon NP6330 SERVICE MANUAL rar 3229kb
-> Canon NP6512/NP6612/NP7120/NP7130/NP7130F - rar 5059kb
-> Canon NP6621 SERVICE MANUAL rar 3663kb
-> NP7160/NP7161- rar 2396kb
-> Canon ir1018, ir1019, ir1022, ir1023 SERVICE MANUAL rar 13mb
-> Canon ir2020-2016 SERVICE MANUAL rar 11mb
-> HP LJ 1160/1320 - pdf 8428kb
-> HP LJ 1010 SERVICE MANUAL rar 2832kb
-> HP LJ 1100 service manual pdf 2.9mb
-> HP LaserJet M1005 MFP service manual pdf 15mb
-> HP LaserJet P2015 service manual pdf 9mb
-> Canon LBP3200 - pdf 2846kb
-> Canon MF3110 SERVICE MANUAL pdf 5286kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP1500 - pdf 783kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP2200 / iP1600 / iP1200 - pdf 270kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP3000 SERVICE MANUAL pdf 611kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP4200 - pdf 2969kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP5200 / PIXMA iP5200R - pdf 2682kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP6000D SERVICE MANUAL pdf 4681kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP6210D - pdf 420kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP6600D SERVICE MANUAL pdf 2807kb
-> Canon PIXMA iP8500 - pdf 1118kb
-> Canon MultiPASS MP360 / MP370 / MP390 - pdf 3255kb
-> Canon PIXMA MP500 - pdf 1656kb
-> Canon PIXMA MP760 SERVICE MANUAL pdf 842kb
-> Canon PIXMA MP800 - pdf 3359kb


Epson (8)

-> Epson Stylus Photo R300 - pdf 8717kb
-> Epson Stylus Photo R200-210 SERVICE MANUAL pdf 3022kb
->Epson Stylus C63/C64/C83/C84 - pdf 1516kb
->Epson Stylus Photo RX700 SERVICE MANUAL pdf 30Mb
->Epson Stylus Photo 950-960 - rar 8163kb
->EPSON Stylus Scan 2000 SERVICE MANUAL rar 12Mb
->EPSON STYLUS Scan 2500 - pdf 4315kb
-> Epson Aculaser C1100- rar 28Mb


Samsung/Xerox (15)


-> Xerox Phaser-841_Solid Inkjet 100 (iiLINX) - pdf 5831kb
-> Xerox Phaser 3110,3210 / Samsung ML-1210, ML1220 . 1- pdf 3403kb , 2- pdf 1762kb
-> Xerox WC Pe-16 / Samsung SCX 4016 / Ricoh FX16 . - pdf 6744kb - exe 4717kb
-> Xerox WC Pe-114 / Samsung SCX-4100 eng. - pdf 6136kb - exe 6973kb
->Samsung ML-1440 service-manual pdf 4514kb repair-manual pdf 4535kb
-> Xerox M15 / Samsung SCX-5015, SCX-5312F, SCX-5112, SF-730, SF-830, SF-835P, SF-5312F - exe 6389kb
-> Samsung SCX-5312 servis manual eng pdf 6896kb
-> Xerox WorkCentre 312 . rar 8.4Mb
->Xerox Phaser 790/DocuColor 2006 eng. - pdf 10Mb
-> Xerox 5915 . pdf 5599kb
-> Samsung ML1210, ML1250, ML1220M - eng.pdf 4214kb
-> Samsung ML1710 - eng rar 6575kb
->
Ricoh (1)
-> Ricoh Aficio 1015 - eng 7918kb

Panasonic (1)
-> Panasonic KX-FL513 - eng 6509kb

 

[iP4XXX]

Here's a link for the Canon iP4000 service manual:

http://www.timtaylor.net/tech/iP4000 Service Manual.pdf

 

[The Hat]

inca If its a PDF, it should be safe to open.

I wouldnt be too sure about that, as PDF can and do carry viruses and the rest..
Just a word of caution, be carefull what you click on..

 

[headphonesman]

I am probably stating what is obvious to many , but (for newbies) , if your exact model is not listed , the model number nearest it can often be quite helpful , especially if its just how to gain access to the inside (i.e.the case is similar) , if you have dropped something in there or there is an obstruction in the print path.

Sometimes the hardest part of the repair is gaining the initial access , after that it can be quite simple if the problem was physical/mechanical.

 

[inca]

http://service-manual.eu/model.php?id=3186
OR
http://www.opweb.de/model.php?id=3189

I think both links go to the same 2 PDF Service Supplements


It's best to view the PDF, because easier to read and with pictures.


Please do not post copyrighted material

 

[websnail]

inca If its a PDF, it should be safe to open.

I wouldnt be too sure about that, as PDF can and do carry viruses and the rest.. Just a word of caution, be carefull what you click on..

As The Hat said, PDF's are most definitely NOT to be considered safe... There are now more attacks and exploits aimed at PDF's as any of the traditional BAT, SCR or EXE approaches.

Avoid ass-u-me -ing anything anymore and get a good anti-virus/malware scanner

 

[inca]

According to these links, using Acrobrat reader, which reads only, PDF files are safe.

http://news.cnet.com/New-virus-travels-in-PDF-files/2100-1001_3-271267.html

Fortunately, those who are simply viewing a PDF, or Portable Document Format, file aren't vulnerable. The virus spreads only by way of Adobe's Acrobat software--the program used to create PDF documents--not through Acrobat Reader, the free program that is used to view the files.

"There is no way for this to affect Acrobat Reader," said Adobe's Sarah Rosenbaum, director of Acrobat product management. "The code in Acrobat that recognizes attachments does not exist in Reader."


http://www.planetpdf.com/mainpage.asp?webpageid=1575

Rauth is quick to underscore that viruses can only be borne by attachments, not PDF files themselves. "PDF shall remain a secure format."

 

[The Hat]

inca According to these links, using Acrobrat reader, which reads only, PDF files are safe.

The original caution still stands, and I think you should be careful what you read before you post it.
Both of those articles are all most ten years old, so their creditability is a big fat zero now.
Once again be careful what you click on, you just might get it..Ops.

 

[websnail]

Perhaps it would be worth me adding that I provide tech support and consultancy services for a few schools as well and as such I have to be up to date on what is a potential security risk...

So, please take it as read that PDF's are a major security risk...

By all means, ignore this advice but I would hate for you to reinvent the wheel by finding out first hand who was right on this...

 

[inca]

Websnail. Please educate us. No one should open a PDF? How does one know if its safe or not? Can you give us some links to support your warning? Based on what I read and re-posted above, opening a PDF with Acrobat reader is safe.

If we are posting links to PDF's then saying they are a major risk, then what's the point of posting them?