...fuser? there is a 2 wire device (thermistor) that rests against the fuser roller to measure the temperauture. if the fuser is getting quite hot, suspect the thermistor to be either dirty (remove and ...
...thermistor) and a thermal fuse/cutout. You could measuring fuser removed from machine, checking lamp etc for open circuit, thermistor should be neither short or open circuit. These days we dont, we ...
...of the machine. Could be a bad fuser motor, loose connector, an open fuse or dirty thermistor. Does the machine have a bad paper jam right now? That will cause the motor not to turn. Hope this ...
...thermistor that controls the fuser's temperature. Also make sure the surface of the thermistor is clean (remove caked toner) and is making good contact with the hot roller. When repairs are made, you ...
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...thermistor,thermoswitch &heaterlamp I do not know which model of copier / printer you have, but generally the fusion units are on the sides of the machines, covered with a lid that can be opened ...
...comes back FUSER is bad (HOT PART) could be thermistor thermostat lamps BOARD!!!! try this site for parts or something like it. Precision Roller Printer Toner Cartridges Parts and Supplies
...fuser thermistor, fuser relay, driver board, main board, especially the fuser fan turning very slow not up to speed. Any of these combination can be a problem. Also, there can be bad fuser rod ...
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...that is a legacy Minolta machine, Now KonicaMinolta. For parts try this site. Precision Roller Printer Toner Cartridges Parts and Supplies Office... Parts such as fuser lamp, thermistor and ...
...thermistor deformed or out of position ? Fusing lamp harness loose, broken, defective ? Fusing unit defective ? After servicing the machine to solve the problem, must execute a "Fuser SC Reset". ...
...fuser lamp and or the thermistor, or the thermal fuse. If you can put you hand near, and I did say near, because the fuser is very hot and can burn you, you should feel heat. Use an inferred ...
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