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Re: How much is the estimated cost for cleaning, checking...
It really depends on where you live? Any where's from $50.00 to $280.00 a hour... It depends on how much they need the work. I work on almost every make & model copier, but Xerox. I can do it for you....
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HHmmmm. many possible causes of that sir. the Developer reach the copy limit. the corona wire is cut off. the high voltage maybe filled with toner need to clean that. or the exposure lamp is busted. Good luck in hunting Sir.
Canon 6650 E000 Thermistor E001 SSR E002 Thermistor, ht. Lamp thermal fuse or SSR E003 Thermistor, ht. Lamp thermal fuse or SSR E005 Fuser cleaning belt E010 Main drive problem E020 Toner motor, toner level sensor, toner hopper sensor E030 Counter E050 Duplex problem E203 Scan home problem E210 Lens home sensor E401 Document feeder paper pickup motor E402 Document feeder belt clock pulse problem E403 Document feeder main motor clock pulse problem E411 Document feeder sensor problem E500 Sorter/copier interface problem E500 An error is identified in the communication between the sorter and the copier E510 The clock signal from the motor is absent for 250ms or more E510 Sorter motor drive E513 The clock signal from the motor is absent for 250 ms or more E530 Sorter home sensor E530 The home position sensor (P17) fails to go OFF when an equivalent of 2560 pulses of the motor drive command has been generated E531 The stapler unit swing sensor (MS9) fails to go ON within 500 ms after the motor drive command has been generated. MS9 fails to go back OFF within 1000 ms after it has gone on E531 Stapler swing sensor E540 The lead cam home position sensor (P12) fails to go OFF within 2000 ms after the motor drive command has been generated. P12 fails to go back ON within 2000 ms after it has gone OFF E540 Sorter lead cam home sensor E541 Sorter lead cam home sensor E710 DC controller board E711 DC controller board E712 Document feeder problem
Canon 6150 E000 Thermistor E001 SSR E002 Thermistor, ht. Lamp thermal fuse or SSR E003 Thermistor, ht. Lamp thermal fuse or SSR E005 Fuser cleaning belt E010 Main drive problem E020 Toner motor, toner level sensor, toner hopper sensor E030 Counter E050 Duplex problem E203 Scan home problem E210 Lens home sensor E401 Document feeder paper pickup motor E402 Document feeder belt clock pulse problem E403 Document feeder main motor clock pulse problem E411 Document feeder sensor problem E500 Sorter/copier interface problem E510 Sorter motor drive E530 Sorter home sensor E531 Stapler swing sensor E540 Sorter lead cam home sensor E541 Sorter lead cam home sensor E710 DC controller board E711 DC controller board E712 Document feeder problem
The F1 error code -- lost communication with the sorter. Are there secondary numbers after the F1? Check connector cables on sorter and machine, check power to sorter. If those are fine then you are looking at a board problem. Also make sure that all covers are close properly. *** check cover between the sorter and machine*** ( you may have to pull sorter away from machine).
Canon 4835 E000 Low fuser temperature E001 High fuser temperature E002 Low fuser temperature E003 Low fuser temperature E010 Drive E030 Counter E080 Color change board problems E081 Color horizontal motor problem E082 Color horizontal motor problem E083 Color problem in vertical direction E084 Color problem in vertical direction E085 Color problem in vertical direction E086 Color unit claw release problem E089 Color change incomplete E100 Laser problem E110 Laser motor problem E140 Laser unit E203 Scan drive problem E210 Lens not home or won't leave home E240 DC controller E401 Document feeder pick up motor E402 Document feeder belt motor E403 RADF feed motor E404 Document feeder motor E411 Document feeder sensor E500 Sorter to DC control interface problem E510 Stapler/sorter motor E530 Stapler swing motor E531 Stapler swing motor E540 Sorter bin motor E541 Sorter bin motor E710 DC controller
thank you for the complement and for trying to help with your project.
Can a sorter be used ?
Let's see: it seems that you are planning on modifying it to fit your needs.
-changing the bins to container type.
-moving them horizontally
The bins in the sorter are on two cams on each side of the machine that are syncronized.
each bin has a protruding pin on each side that goes into the cams to move it up and down.
sorters were made for vertical movement, to take apart and lay it horizontal.............................
I'm having a difficult time seeing the way you would do all of these without having to re-design the whole system.
as for the electrical part I'm sure if you have the schematics you could by pass and make a board to simulate the signals you need to make it work.
The idea is good, but unless you are willing to re-engineer the whole thing I can't see how it would be more beneficial to you.
Give me a feedback and we'll explore more options.
TNX
1- you've already established that the jamming is coming from the sorter, since you said they jam as they exit the copier into the sorter bin.
2- check to see if the sorter is aligned, is one side higher than the other? is it crooked? are the wheels of the sorter turning as the paper exits the copier, is it plugged into the copier? does it show "connect sorter" when detached from copier?
if not the sorter board may be bad.It may need to be aligned ( not easy if not used to doing.)
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