Konica Minolta bizhub 350 All-In-One Laser Printer "clear fusing unit replace message" Questions

...the fuser unit all parts like fixer film okay I've got a Konica Minolta bizhub C 552 I have replaced the fuser unit and it still says replace fuser unit how do I clear that from the control

Fusing unit is not set properly I replaced the fusing unit and when I turn the printer back on, I get this message : "Fusing unit is not set properly". Any idea ? The old one and the new look the same

...fusing unit error I replaced the fusing unit in my ap3800c today but am now getting an error message "replace fusing unit type c" which has also locked the machine. I am unable to get into the ...

...fusing unit & transfer unit). I found that the part in Box A had already been installed. I proceeded to install the parts included in Box B hoping to clear the message. The parts are now installed as ...

...FIRST U LOOK OUT THE PAPER IN FUSING UNIT & FEEDING UNIT ELSE CHECK FUSING- HOME POSITION SENSOR,REGISTRATION SENSOR,PICK UP SENSOR.I TELL CONFIDENTLY UR PROBLEM CLEAR.....

...clear the "Replace Fusing Unit" message so that I can access the Maintenance Menu. Is it possible to do some sort of hard reset on this printer? On the Ricoh 3713 you can do it on the main board by ...

...unit.'' In the beginning I would reset the machine to clear the message, and it would make copies just fine. The other day it began to make a loud noise which sounds like plastic gears grinding ...

clear out error message 'replace fusing unit' ; nothing will print; can not get to maintenance menu because of error message You need to enter service mode, (this really should be done by a ricoh tech

...fusing unit connection Sometimes by going into service mode and then turn off copier and back on will clear this message or while in service mode do an error clear. But most of the time it is the ...

...fusing unit got too hot at one point. BUT - I do believe that is from the previous fuser. Is there a service mode where I can go in an manually tell it to recognize the fuser. Or is there something ...