I have tried to isolate the noise but have been unable to locate it other than the upper feed system.
Ok. one item i have seen cause a problem in that area is a white gear that is attached by a screw. turn your printer around and remove the rear cover, then the next inner cover thats called a chute assembly. then you should be looking at the fuser cover assembly. usually black in color and has the exit sensor lever visible. thats the piece that has the white gear which is on the right side as your looking from the rear. pop fuser cover out and remove screw from gear making sure to note how gear is originally installed as it must not be put on backwards. after removing gear, clean the gear shaft and re-install gear making sure screw is snud and flush against gear. also make sure it rotates freely. re-assemble and see if that takes care of problem.
good luck,
razors
Testimonial: "I lubed it and and it still squeeks, must of had the wrong gear."
I pulled the covers out and removed the fuser. I then cleaned off the gear and used air to blow out the fuser. and parts. The fuser felt a little tight but everything looked pretty clean. I have reassembled it to the 2 covers, which I will finish in about 2 days. I will then smoke test and let you know what happens. Do you happen to know what kind of lubricant that they were using on the gear and the fuser?
Tom N.
high- temp silicone based lube.
good luck,
ray
its a gear thats on one of the covers before the fuser. its not ON the fuser. small white gear that is driven by the fuser gear.
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when you say "upper feed system" do you mean the document feeder on top of machine?
razors
No, it appears to be the internal feed path below the doc feeder and inside the chassis. I removed what I could from the back but I still wasn't able to identify the specific roller causing the problem. I tried contacting Brother but all I could get was their entry level troubleshooting that kept repeating instructions for replacing the drum and toner units.
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