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Loud groaning noise when copier is turned on.

My Copystar CS-1510 makes a loud groaning, whining, moaning type noise every time it is turned on. There are no error codes or messages on the display. I can still make copies; but, the noise is horrible.

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Your laser unit is going bad

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Sounds to me like the laser unit is going bad. common problem on this model.

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Great Suggestions, also, if there is a toner "cartridge" and the machine or toner cart. has been sitting for a while (especially in heat) it may need to be shaken, loosened up, or otherwise replaced all together. Good Luck!

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Try this to localize the problem:
1- take out the drum and turn it by hand, does it make a noise?
sometimes the drum makes a sqeaking hollow sound, because the blade is rubbing against it and is too dry.( will not be as loud but you will know if it is the problem)

2- take out the fuser and do the same.
Now you have isolated the problem, if none of them are making any audible noise then it's probably a gear.
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Hi cayb1221,

This sometimes a common problem that cannormaly be solved by one of two ways:

1: replace cartridge. it is most likely that this is causing the grinding nose.
2: Replace the fuser

these are the two main parts of any laser unit that will make grinding noises (cog driven parts)

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