Where to buy a drum connecting cable for a drum drain machine

bent needs lube or retractor damaged

1) You have to buy the new drum from the trusted seller and have to install the same into your machine.

2) The standard method of resetting the printer machine would be, unplugging it from the socket and removing all the cables from the machine.

3) Disconnecting all the established connections. Evacuate the old drum out of the machine and insert the new drum into the slot.

4) Pressing the reset button would reset the Xerox machine. After inserting the new drum, reconnect the cables and establish the removed connections.

5) Turn on the Xerox Workcenter 3615 and check if it is working properly.

If you don't have the DIY skills to fix what is probably the drum bearings or water pump gone then an appliance engineer is your next bet. Is there excessive movement in the drum itself? Does it turn smoothly? Switch off at the wall, remove the access panel and see if the drive belts are OK. The grinding noise could be a coin trapped between the drum and the drum casing. None of this is an easy fix. Keep in mind the age and usage if you get an estimate, maybe cheaper to buy new?

Without a model number, I'm going to guess that you have the standard model that ISN'T drill driven it has an actual motor. There aren't many parts and it should've come in one piece from Home Depot of where ever you purchased it. The three main pieces are the drum, cable, motor and frame. To remove/install the drum, pull out the lever on the back lower part of the frame and pull the drum off the shaft. The motor is held on by four bolts that attach it to the motor mount. If you need to install a cable on this machine, push the cable in through the cable guide and attach it to the mount on the inside of the drum. As you face the drum the cable will wind counter clockwise.

Unscrew the cable release from the back of the drum and pull out the cable from the front, reverse procedure to install. Cable winds in a counter clockwise rotation looking at it from the front as you are installing the cable.

Yes, any cable can be untangled. There are three vent holes in the drum big enough to get your hand into. Start pulling the twisted section out of one of the vent holes closest to the problem, un-twist it and pull it out the front of the drum where you feed the cable in and out. It may take a little time, but they can all be un-tangled. After you've removed the cable from the drum, you should be able to remove the kink with must your hands in order to straighten out the cable. These drain cleaners come with a 3.8" cable and are fairly easy to un-kink.

Probable motor control board problem.
don't buy a GE anything!

brushes need replacing in motor. Usually cheap enough to buy and do yourself.

well i am not sure what r u talking about,but as i met the same problem,i assume that you mean you lack one cable...What you should do is:
1.Connect the cable to the cymbal.Then connect it the ending of the cable with bass drum(not with the device)
2.Connect the bass drum with the device,as there will be 2 cables in the bass drum.Then plug it into the device & you will be ok.

This is a common fault if your drain hose or the drain pipework after it is blocked by tissues or fluff etc remove the drain hose from the vertical drain pipe or u-bend connection and check that all are free of obstructions. Also a lot of machines have a filter located at the bottom of the machine either behind a flap at the front or located near the pump at (usually) the back of the machine underneath. This can be got at by either removing the back panel if there is one or tilting the machine forward to access it from underneath chock the drum with wood to avoid drum suspension damage or re- attach the drum bolts which were removed when the machine was delivered if you still have them. The pump will have a rubber hose attached before it and the pump is connected to the machine end of the drain hose, often the rubber hose is large bore and incorporates a hard plastic filter designed to trap buttons coins etc before entering the pump and damaging the impeller blades, remove any debris.
In essence you are making sure the the whole drainage route from the drum to the final drain point is clear and free flowing.