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I have a xerox copier and it is making loud grinding noises. this only occurs whenever the copier is first turn on and when making copies. it works ok except for the annoying, loud noise.
is there any way to know which of the two parts you mentioned is the one is not working.now changing the bearing or will the whole motor needs to be replaced.what is the rotating path is it or part or several parts.is there any way to know which of the two parts you mentioned is the one is not working.now changing the bearing or will the whole motor needs to be replaced.what is the rotating path is it or part or several parts.
xerox worcentre 215 is making grinding noise. this only occurs when making copies or when copier is first turn on.i have tried to reset several things but is not working.xerox worcentre 215 is making grinding noise. this only occurs when making copies or when copier is first turn on.i have tried to reset several things but is not working.
is pretty hard to say exactly where the noise comes from but it comes most likely from where the main motor is. if it is roller what thew name of it.is pretty hard to say exactly where the noise comes from but it comes most likely from where the main motor is. if it is roller what thew name of it.
yes i removed panels and sound comes from the area where the main motor and gears are.yes i removed panels and sound comes from the area where the main motor and gears are.
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Have you narrowed down the exact area where this noise is coming from. It is most likely from a gear or roller. Try opening and possibly removing the outer panels and find the exact location of this noise. Tell me what is causing the noise and I can let you know what to exactly do to fix this. No amount of reseting will fix this. good luck and please let me know if you have any further questions
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No a noise filter is a different kettle of fish. That stops electrical interference noise from affecting your television, radios and electrical devices.
The most likely source of the hum is the start capacitor on the motor, or the motor itself.
Humming or Grinding
If your Samsung dishwasher makes noise when starting that sounds like a low hum, it's part of normal function. The motor makes this sound as it operates throughout the wash cycle. However, a dishwasher making loud humming noise or grinding sounds could mean that debris is caught in the drain pump.
Sometimes when the toners get low on toner you will hear the gears grinding, or if there is an obstruction in the waste toner auger. Also check the drum units to make sure they are turning freely.
Possible drive axle came apart, jack up front end with safety stands, pull wheel off and inspect drive axle and related components; brakes, wheel bearing, etc...
could be a few things... take out the drum and make sure the toner is put back in. then keep the right side door open and push the silver metal flap down near the back of the door opening (its the interlock that tells the machine the right side door is closed) and see if the noise occurs. if it does then you no its not the drum. so u can reinstall it. try to pin point the source of the sound with the right side door open. could be one of the many gears in back or the fuser (which is above the green colored drum) 4 screws and one wire harness takes off the fuser and u can physically inspect to see if the gears are missing any teeth or the bushings are broken. if all looks well then reinstall turn machine around and take off the back cover (6 screws) wiggle it off and turn the machine on and look closely at all the gears on the left(looking at the back) top side. when it starts it warm up process check to see if any gears are making the sound or cracked. if those gears are shot u mught need a new main drive assembly which is really difficult and time consuming to repair.
In my experience, it was the registration roller causing the grinding noise. See http://my.brainshark.com/Phaser-6300-6350-6360-Grinding-Noise-795590408 for troubleshooting video.
Mine makes a grinding noise when scanning or making copies. As long as everything is working, I just tolerate the noise in which the rest of the staff find amusing at first and then ignore it as I do.
is there any way to know which of the two parts you mentioned is the one is not working.now changing the bearing or will the whole motor needs to be replaced.what is the rotating path is it or part or several parts.
xerox worcentre 215 is making grinding noise. this only occurs when making copies or when copier is first turn on.i have tried to reset several things but is not working.
is pretty hard to say exactly where the noise comes from but it comes most likely from where the main motor is. if it is roller what thew name of it.
yes i removed panels and sound comes from the area where the main motor and gears are.
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