20 Most Recent Canon NP 6035 Copier - Page 4 Questions & Answers

all analog machines are becoming musium pieces now a days think of digital machines instead.

replace tha blank lamp

Odds are that you will need the paper pick up & paper feed & paper seperation roller replaced. Also, have you taking the paper tray out and look to see if there is paper bushed behind the paper tray? Good Luck

small door on the front of the sorter(where the paper exits the machine) there should be a small picture of a staple on it.

buy it by weight(per kg rate)

Hey!To be honest and talking from experience,dont buy the machine!Its a old model and spares are all ready a problem to get hold of!!Rather see if u can not get something like a IR type machine!!

Good Luck!

its your fuser section,check heater lamp,thermofuse and thermistor if it not worn out.

I belive that the part that you need is called Holding Tray Assembly and the part number is FG5-8666-000 and I think that you can find it at any Canon Partener.

hi E712 on canon can be one of this element:

• Connector of RDF (poor contact) ( clean with electronic liquid cleaner)
• RDF controller PCB is faulty
• 24V power supply is mising

hi check your paper sensor exit (inside the fixing unit) its not properly mounted reinstall it and your problem will be resolved

The new toner cartridge snap's into the top of the Hopper > just look on the box on how to install it. Once you have pulled the tab till you can read "STOP" push the slid back in and release the toner cartridge and you are done...... Put the empty cartridge into the "G" file

There are several options as to the causes of this print defect. If the entire page background is grey or shaded, these are your most probable defects:

- Your toner cartridge is defective and spilling toner, in which cae you just swap it out.
- The high voltage power supply isn't getting the correct voltage to the rollers. (change the high voltage power suply)

If each letter seems to have a small shadow, then consider these options:

- IT could also be your toner cartridge
- The transfer roller might have trouble. Clean the Transfer Roller using a dry, lint-free cloth. DO NOT touch the Transfer Roller with your fingers. If the problem persists, replace the Transfer Roller Assembly.

Before any of this, check your settings. The print density and media type may cause errors like these if they are set improperly.

Hope this helps! Good luck!

You will need to adjust it, which is not easy. If you are not a trained technician on this model, i wouldnt try it.

I dont think this copier is made to print. Or are you trying to say it doesnt make copies?

open the front cover, then you will need to slide out the piece the toner goes into, upper right side. Set the toner cartridge on top. You will see a tab to pull toward you, so the toner will drop down into the copier. Push the tab back in. Then push the cartridge toward the back of the copier a little and pull up.

The copier comes ON then it turns it's self Off , Correct? Turn the copier back ON and hold the Main power switch ON and the display will show a error code. Read it and let the copier turn Off. You most likely have a dead AC short. The error code maybe a E0202 or E000 . One of the lamps are blown or broken and shorting out. You probly have a blown scanning Lamp or fuse. You may also, have a shorted out Scanner Power Cable. It's black and powers the scanner lamp > sometimes the cable crack's and exposes the AC wire. That is a fun job. It may just be a blown fuser lamp.. Good Luck

Theis code means that you have a problem with your fuser unit. It may be that one or both of the fuser lamps is not working. Or it could be a blown thermal fuse or thirmister.. Good Luck

I don't think it would take 3 hours to warm up? It's a anolog copier, it does not have a hard drive. Also, it would of coded out after about 10 minutes. If I were you, I would put all the orginal parts back into the copier and turn it On and see what Error code is showing. I would also, take the drum out & transfer roller and see if it warms up. What was the copier doing before this? I would look over the work you did before and maybe look for a loose connector or pinched wire or a short. Need a little more info.