Canon ir5000 paper keeps jamming in the fuser

[D_L_P]

If you've never done it before I'd recommend getting a manual. Katun is probably your best bet, Precision Roller is another.

Here are the parts you probably will need:
1 FB4-3690-000 UFR
2 FB5-3613-000 bushings
2 XG9-0421-000 UFR Bearings
1 FB5-3619-000 LFR
2 XG9-0383-000 LFR bearings
6 FB5-3625-000 UFR claws


UFR should be smooth, new ones will look glossy old ones will be dull. LFR should be smooth and glossy, old ones get wrinkles and/or flat spots.

[teckat]

Do you know where I can get those parts at a reasonable price? Maybe Katun? also the UFR is smooth and the LFR has lines horizontal lines on it.

try-http://www.precisionroller.com/fuser-parts-for-canon-imagerunner-5000/products.html

http://www.precisionroller.com/fuser.../products.html

[The clk man]

Thanks Guys, I ordered the parts, they should be in any day now. I will let you know how it goes.

BTW does any of you guys have any beer I could borrow?

[mrfixit51]

BTW does any of you guys have any beer I could borrow?

Is that new beer or used beer you are looking for??

[The clk man]

New beer please.

[The clk man]

I have replaced all the parts listed above and it still jams in the fuser. Any thoughts? it's acting just like before cover stock runs just fine and copy paper still jams in the fuser.

[teckat]

I have replaced all the parts listed above and it still jams in the fuser. Any thoughts? it's acting just like before cover stock runs just fine and copy paper still jams in the fuser.

what happens if u select heavy paper setting when using plain paper in bypass tray ??
could be process speed issue/ heavy runs at a slower speed cpm/ what about the Delivery Motor ?? /what about the Jam codes ??

[smiley]

have you replaced any gears? i have seen 52t gear break off alot of times. and the drive grear that drives the motor and the 52t grear.

[D_L_P]

That's too bad the new rollers didn't fix it. If it's still getting 02OF jams with new rollers you might have bad paper. Flip the paper over or try a fresh ream. Since the heavy paper runs fine and the plain jams, that really points to bad paper and not any gears or sensors.

The only other thing I've seen is the nip is too tight or a bad web. Someone put a low speed web in a 5000 once and it was having jamming issues. But more likley it is just bad paper.

[SCREWTAPE]

There's an old case on this jam code. It was found that the fuser outlet guide was bent down in the middle. Because the guide was bent down, the sensor arm was exposed too much, and paper would tap the arm generating the 020F code. This sensor is not normally touched by the paper, unless the paper jams and bunches up in this area. After reforming the guide upward, the machine was restored to normal working order.

You can also check this gear. If its worn and the teeth are damage you'll get jams in that area as well.
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