I've never heard of anyone attempting what you describe, but I'm concerned that the new coating will not be even enough for a satisfactory print, even if the drum will function in the static retention.
Replacing the fuser is recommended:
http://www.redstartprinters.com/fk-320fuserunitfs-3900dn4000dnprintersfreegroundshipping.aspx
Hi ,
I don't quit get what is your problem.
If you think that the problem of the streaks comme from the damages Fuser unit due to hollows, the you should purchase the sleaves and change the sleaves. You can buy it from web sites. Don't forget to buy the special high temperature grease that should be used. For 5 sleaves you can probably have a good price. There are hollows because the sleaves are damaged, If you can't get them from Kyocera you can check wiht the diameter and length and buy for another printer.
The purpose of the fuser is to melt the toner onto the paper. The magnetic properties in a laser printer is used to write your data to the drum and back to the surface of the paper. http://www.integral-toner.de/cms/item/Products/en/Parts/Fuser+sleeves.html may be they can give you the adress of a distributor in your country.
you can buy your spreparts herehttp://fr.eetnordic.com/product.aspx?id=...
Thank you!
I've send the rollers to a company that refurbish them to me.
The links are rally helpful,thanks.
Now I recognized the prescure rubber roller is also bad. (fixing film).
Can I repair it someway?
What do you mean prescure rubber roller?
Normally there is a kit sold which includes all the titbits.
Repairing may not work correctly. You can almost always repair but you may have fiability problems afterwards!
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I wouldn't try this. I would be concerned about not only this not working, but also causing more damage to the printer. Refurbished or replacement rollers are the preferred solution.
Thank you!
I will refurbish.
And may you have a suggestion fot the red rubber roller?
Since you already have the machine disassembled, I would bite the bullet and replace the other rollers if they look worn or coated. You don't want to be revisiting this problem in the near future.
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I really don't think this is going to work. The reasons are this, the paint will come off and the 2nd is the material that is removed will affect the magnetic field that evenly draws the particles thas print on the paper, so at best you will get uneven light and dark printing. I could be totally wrong and I know that in your part of the world parts are hard to get I assume (at least for now), so why not experiment on one laser printer and see what the printing results will be, if it doesn't turn out then you have no choice but to replace the drums or the printer. Good Luck
P.S. your english is great.
Thank you for your helpful answer! You must be a thought-reader. One of my printers is out of order. I can attemt to paint that. I've found a company who can recoat it with Polytetrafluoroethylene. You know the frying pans are being coated with this metirial. What do you think, will it helpful?
P.S.: Thanks for your feedback. :) Is it sounds so strange, and are there lots of gramatical mistakes?
You rated me very poorly, why? 2 hands is not a really helpful expert, 3 hands is helpful, 4 hands is very helpful. I do this on my own time and at no charge .Please in the future keep this in mind when rating an Experts solution.
Same kind of poor 2 hand rating for the other Expert who tried to help you, not very nice of you to rate poorly and then ask for more help?? Is there a language barrier here? Maybe you don't understand the Expertss rating system on the website? Please explain.
Sorry for everyone!
Please forgive me, I'm new here. It was an misunderstanding.
Firstly everybody got 5 stars. Then I realized that 5 stars equal the etremely helpful.
I thoght that it would be better to give 5 stars to the person who give the confident, best solution.
But it seems I was wrong.
I thought that "very helpful" means that "I really appreciate you reply, and thank you very much" and nat that "what an earth are you talking about, you idiot, got to the hell".
I was wrong, I admit. Now everybody got 5 stars!
P.S.: I haven't clciked on any hands, I've just clicked on the starts. I can see hands nowhere...
So you say: eg.: the "extremely helpful" answer was that, to bus a whole new unit that is three times more expensive then a totally new printer. I wanted to rank the solutions, to take the best to the first place. Your was at the first, and I said thank you, and clicked on "very helpful". Yes probably tehere is a landuage barrier. Please be as kind as to explain me what does very helpful mean in that forum.
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Painting a roller?
Lets step back here a little shall we? Why dont your have those refurbed? Cost would be less then it would to have a paint show with a printer!
There are reasons why these are magnitized I think you need a little bit more study on printer repair before you go piaint a fuser roller!
Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/edwy_1a56970cf1ea4620
Thanks for your answer. Please enlighten me up. Are there any charge in a fuser roller? Or is it only for to trasfer heat and pressing? I guess that would be great if it doesn't pull of the tonerpowder from the paper. I want to reach that the tonerpowder stays in the paper, and stick there. My theory is that, if I paint it, will heat and press the tonerpowder to the paper. Now there are stripes in the roller, and they magnetize tonerpowder. Where there aren't any strip, there are no magnetize. The original layer don't magnetize the tonerpowder....
I want to replace the original layer with the paint.
its made to take off the excess toner left behind from the drum. Wow! I think you need some true theory or thesis on how these things supposed to operate. There made to evacuate the excess toner so it will not cause streaking or aka lines of towner on the paper from the drum exit path. Your wasting your time painting these things.
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Yes, it possible that it will remain.
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Maybe I have found the answer. I will give it to a company who recoat it with Polytetrafluoroethylene. What do you think, will it helpfull?
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