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Power Supply Pinout

scorpion
scorpion over 9 years ago

I have recently taken apart a Canon inkjet printer and salvaged the power supply. It is called "Canon k30304 Ac Adapter. It says it outputs 32Vdc at 0.75A and 24Vdc at 0.5A. It has a red, brown, yellow, orange, and green wire. If any of you guy can help me with the pinout that would be awesome.

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  • clem57
    clem57 over 9 years ago +3
    I would take a meter to it to measure the voltage and current. Clem
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    0 clem57 over 9 years ago

    I would take a meter to it to measure the voltage and current.

    Clem

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  • jw0752
    0 jw0752 over 9 years ago

    Hi Ben,

    If you can trace the wires back to where they attach to the board the voltages are sometimes marked in the screen printing. I recently took apart a Canon Inkjet printer too. The power supply that I salvaged has 5 wires and the voltage assignments are marked in the plastic housing surrounding the supply. See attached picture:

     

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    On my supply the Black and Blue are ground. The Red is + 24 Volts, the White is 32 Volts. The Yellow is a control line and must be be pulled high on either the red or white in order to turn on the 24 volt red line. While my colors don't match yours this should give you some idea of how to check them out.

     

    John

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