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Noise is coming from the roller set after the feed rollers in the upper tray. I shot some alcohol around the shaft/roller bushings, the noise went away. After added some oil and at the end of the day the customer called back. I was wondering if those sections are easy to remove? Does anyone have any objection to using a spray lubricant instead of removing the assemblies?
When you remove the right front door, right rear cover and right front cover it is not hard to take out. I used spray lubricant once and never used it again as it caused another issue. That was 25 years ago and I think I used wd40, did find out from another company it is an excellent roller cleaner. Most of my squeaks on that model come from the drum.Originally Posted by acsolutions
REALLY? I BET you even sprayed that in the machine when the machine was ALIVE too didn't you?
what OIL did you spray in there?
did you know that the brass bushings in the Canon - HP - Ricoh machines DRY OUT if WD40 is used on them?
YES! I do have an objection on half assing the job. PULL THE DAMN FEED ( OR ANY SECTION ) AND DO THE JOB PROPERLY!
Get the damn manual and do the job the correct way.. the way you are doing it will bite your ass in the long run.
Drums are notorious for squeaking. Oil them all the time....ends of primary(small drop on each end), pull out the drum ground clip on the end a little bit and put a dab of conductive grease, also a drop of oil on drum flanges ends(white plastic). Sometimes the delivery bushings in the fuser squeak(cheap, not Oilite). Drop of oil...
No, I never used any spray lube. Unfortunately it's not the drum, I'll pull out that feed section and clean. Thanks
Does anyone know what the code number for drum and feed section motor checks?
should be in the service manual
[QUOTE=Phil B.;655545]should be in the service manual[/QUOT
Sorry, can't afford a book right now. Just trying to get familiar with canon, it's been awhile. Thanks
[QUOTE=acsolutions;655555]goggle it... I haven't paid for a manual in YEARS.
[QUOTE=Phil B.;656251]Ac OK thanks
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