Image Forming Apparatus
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTakehiro MASUDA
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Abstract
An image forming apparatus includes a body casing, a fixing part, an inlet terminal and an interfering member. The fixing part is removably mounted inside the body casing and fixes a developer image onto a recording medium. The inlet terminal is provided inside the body casing, and a power cord for supplying power from an exterior is connected to the inlet terminal. The interfering member is provided at the fixing part, interposed between a predetermined part of the power cord and the inlet terminal in a state where the power cord is connected to the inlet terminal, and interferes with the predetermined part when the fixing part is moved in a removing direction with respect to the body casing.
Claims9
An image forming apparatus comprising:
- a body casing;
- a fixing part, which is removably mounted inside the body casing, and which fixes a developer image onto a recording medium;
- an inlet terminal, which is provided inside the body casing, and to which a power cord for supplying power from an exterior is connected;
- and
- an interfering member, which is provided at the fixing part, which is interposed between a predetermined part of the power cord and the inlet terminal in a state where the power cord is connected to the inlet terminal, and which interferes with the predetermined part when the fixing part is moved in a removing direction with respect to the body casing.
An image forming apparatus comprising:
- a body casing;
- a fixing part, which is removably mounted inside the body casing, and which fixes a developer image onto a recording medium;
- and
- an inlet portion, to which a power plug is connected, and which comprises:
- a first member that is integrally provided with the fixing part, at least one part of the power plug being contactable with the first member;
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- a second member that is provided at the body casing, the first member being removably mounted to the second member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.