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It took about 24-hours after my payment before I was able to get to the download. Apparently, payment processing is not 100% automated. That is no big deal, just be aware of that going in.
After I got to it, it was in good shape, easy to read, etc. Not some cheap FAX copy looking thing.
Also, this site was the cheapest I found. Another Plus!
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Good price, very legible manual, exactly what I needed -- but had to wait a day to actually get the download of the manual. Would have preferred to download it immediately after payment rather than waiting for someone to "process" my order. I was surprised that I had to wait that long.
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As the only source for this manual it rather rank quite high since it is well scanned and perfectly readable.
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the manual is in good quality and it's in pdf. manual was send in less then 24h.
regards
mike
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I would not plug this machine in without finding a manual like this. In addition to setup and normal operating instructions, it has troubleshooting flowcharts, diagrammed mechanical adjustments, and schematics to beat the band. The tech I hand it to would be thrilled to find solder side PCB diagrams with component outlines superimposed, pinouts for every IC chip, and line drawings of transistors, with labeled legs.
As for printing quality, this may be a copy of a copy, but even the finest print when enlarged is very legible. There is a bit of grayed print over a few pages, as if a wet page were placed over it, but the print is still very legible. If you could borrow an original manual and get it printed and bound for 4 to 6 times the cost, you could get better quality. In that case you wouldn't be here. For price, utility, and availability I am rating this manual highly.
CHAPTER 4 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
5.7.2 Motherboard CPU
The CPU chip on the motherboard is installed in a socket (see F04-506-01 on page 4-20). The socket that holds the CPU on the motherboard is a Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) socket that allows the chip to be removed. Pin 1 on the ZIF socket is denoted by an angled corner. a. To Replace the CPU 1. Remove the CPU fan and heatsink as described in �To remove the CPU fan and heatsink� on page 4-32. 2. Lift the lever to release the CPU from the socket (see F04-507-03).
CPU Lever
Pin 1(angled corner on socket)
ZIF socket
F04-507-03 Removing the CPU 3. Grasp the edges of the CPU and gently pull it out of the socket. 4. Insert the new CPU so that the notch on the chip lines up with the notch area on the socket. Pin 1 on the CPU is denoted by an angled corner. The angled corner should point to the small 1 printed on the board directly below the CPU socket. 5. Push down the socket lever to secure the CPU. 6. Replace the CPU fan and heatsink as described in �To replace the CPU fan� on page 432.
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COPYRIGHT© 2000 CANON INC. 2000 2000 2000 ColorPASS-Z40e/Z20e REV.0 AUG. 2000
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