How can I install a new transfer (fuser) unit?

that unit is manufactured my konica minolta. it is a Konica Minolta Bizhub 501 and will use the same fuser even though the image units, toners, and transfer belt have to be chipped for the ineo. There is a picofuse in the fusing harness that blows as soon as it is installed and that starts the fuser life counter. the counter is reset when a new fuser (or new fuse, if the fuser is still good) is installed. You will need to replace the fuser for the message to go away.

rror codes If the printer's front panel displays a message Error XX, find the error code in this table and follow the instructions for resolving the problem. If problems persist, check the Xerox web site www2.tek.com/TekSMART/ or contact service.
Error User Corrective Action Error 01

• Remove and re-install the black Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.
• Replace the black Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.

Error 02

• Remove and re-install the cyan Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.
• Replace the cyan Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.

Error 03

• Remove and re-install the magenta Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.
• Replace the magenta Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.

Error 04

• Remove and re-install the yellow Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.
• Replace the yellow Toner Cartridge, then turn the printer off and on.

Error 05, 10, 11,12, and 13

• Turn the printer power off, then on.

Error 20

• Remove and re-install the Imaging Unit (make sure that Imaging Unit is locked in place). Turn the printer off, then on.
• Remove and re-install the Main Charge Grid. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Remove and re-install the Transfer Kit. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Remove and re-install each of the Toner Cartridges. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Main Charge Grid. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Imaging Unit (make sure that Imaging Unit is locked in place). Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Transfer Kit. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Toner Cartridges. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 21, 22, 30,and 32

• Remove and re-install the Imaging Unit (make sure that Imaging Unit is locked in place). Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Imaging Unit (make sure that Imaging Unit is locked in place). Turn the printer off, then on.
• If a problem persists for Error 30, clean the sensor. See Cleaning Phaser 750 Printers.

Error 33

• Check for jammed paper throughout the paper path (especially in paper feeder).
• Remove and re-install the paper feeder and Transfer Kit. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 40, 41, 42,and 43

• Check for jammed paper in the Fuser. Re-install the Fuser. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Make sure that you have the correct Fuser for your local printer power supply:
  110-Volt Fuser Part Number 016-1839-00
  220-Volt Fuser Part Number 016-1840-00
• Replace the Fuser. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 50, 51

• Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 52

• Remove the Duplex Unit (if installed).
• Check for paper under the Upper Tray.
• Turn power off, then on.

Error 53

• Open left door and remove any jammed media.
• Tun the printer off, then on.

Error 60

• Remove the media from the Multi-Purpose Tray. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Reinstall the media. Make sure you do not overfill the tray.

Error 61

• Remove and re-install each Toner Cartridge. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace each Toner Cartridge. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 62

• Check for jammed paper throughout the paper path (especially in the paper feeder and Fuser).
• Remove and re-install the Fuser. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Slide out and re-insert the paper feeder. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Fuser. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 63

• Remove and re-install the Imaging Unit. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Imaging Unit. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 70, 71, and72

• Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 73

• Remove and re-install the Imaging Unit. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Imaging Unit. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 74

• Remove and re-install the Fuser. Turn the printer off, then on.
• Replace the Fuser. Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 80, 81, 82,83, and 84

• Make sure that all four toner cartridges are installed in the printer.
• Turn the printer off, then on.

Error 01p through
Error 47p

• Make sure that installed memory DIMM(s) are compatible with printer's image processor board and that they are installed in the proper slot(s).
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It sounds like your main board (the brains) in the printer is fried (I got the same problem with mine). That part (when purchased new) costs so much, your better off just getting a new printer, and it's not your typical user serviceable part (hard to remove, many wire/plugs going to/from it).

The problem with replacing it with a used part, is that the used circuit board will still have the consumable counters in it set to old values from the printer is was pulled from, and NEW or RE-Chipped consumables will be needed to reset those back to zero again (not just the toners, but also the photo drums, fuser, and transfer belt). So, if the used board was connected to "old" consumables (nearly depleted), you won't be getting too many prints before it's asking for either new toners, photo drums, fuser, or transfer belt. The fuser and transfer belt cost upwards of $175 or more each....

How it works is like this, according to Okidata's Tech support guys. When you put a new "consumable" (toner, photo drum, fuser, transfer belt) into the printer, that main board resets the counters AND THEN it immediately blows a fuse (not a regular fuse, but a microchip fuse) in that comsumable so it can never reset the counter for that consumable again. When that consumable's counter reaches it's predetermined number of prints, the printer refuses to print until it is replaced (or it is "re-chipped" with a new fuse).

They make toner refill cartridge chips, and I think even a photo drum kit (seen it on Ebay). But I haven't found anything that would rest the fuser or tranfer belt. Let me know if you find something to reset the fuser or transfer belt.

Easy. Open rear Cover and remove 4 screw that holds fuser. Take out old and put in new and back the srews and that's all.

Try these 2 links:
Both procedures need to be done for the printer to go back to normal operation state.
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You may want to order a Maintenance Kit, which replaces the rollers, transfer roller and fuser, which will basically set your printer back to 0 pages and stop frequent jams also. No need to spend all that money on a new one.

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replace the transfer belt unit

Transfer .Belt and fuser need to be replaced, just like the image unit

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If the printer was not making the noise before you replaced the fuser unit I would try the following:

1. remove and re-seat the new fuser unit and try a test print.

2. if it still makes noise, remove the new fuser unit and replace the old fuser unit and try a test print. (if you waited untill the printer refused to print on the old fuser this might not work).

If you don't get the noise with the old fuser, then it's possible that the new fuser is defective. You could try returning it for replacement at this point. If you still get the noise with the old fuser, then possibly it is not seated correctly or the latches aren't locked or there is some other unrelated issue.