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    Quote Originally Posted by crwoo View Post
    What does this mean?
    It was sarcasm...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrfixit51 View Post
    It was sarcasm...
    oh, it didnt make any sense,

    Any more help or suggestions from anyone?

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    Canon c3170i no power after replacing fuser

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    the worst thing is what u did to the power switch/flip on & off a hundred times

    do u think that is a magic trick ??
    u must have created a short to ground somewhere/ pinched wire


    remove one connector at a time from the DC Controller /power off/on & check if the Control Panel display pops up
    - look in manual to see what connector is causing issue
    this is how to trace down a short


    check your power supplies

    AC voltage into the Printer Power Supply,and DC voltage out of the Printer Power Supply

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    Have you tried putting the old fixing unit back in? Your not giving us much feedback on what you have done that was suggested...

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    Quote Originally Posted by crwoo View Post
    Hi, i have a c3170i that was working good before replacing the fuser..
    You asked: "what could be the problem?" Obviously the fuser was the problem. It had a short, or was the wrong voltage (120v in a 220v or vice versa). Either way it probably damaged the power supply, or you did switching it off/on a hundred times. Which would explain why the problem still happened after you unplugged the fuser. If the power supply isn't fried then there is a good chance you ruined the HDD switching it off/on like that.


    Quote Originally Posted by teckat View Post
    the worst thing is what u did to the power switch/flip on & off a hundred times
    QFT

    And you called us clowns?


    Quote Originally Posted by ct copier repair View Post
    Yea. Why listen to us we only fix them for a living
    also, QFT

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    Canon c3170i no power after replacing fuser

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    Quote Originally Posted by crwoo View Post
    shouldnt it then power on without fuser plugged in? Canon cant take it back because they didnt install it, and its not a user replaceable part. clowns
    Who's the clown?
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    As van steal pointed out, you are not giving us much feedback on what u did with what was suggested .This makes way forward a bit difficult.

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    checking RAM & Main con PCB

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    Hi. I didn't get notifiations that there was a reply. Canon tech told me not to bother with that because unit should power on if it's totally unplugged. But I will try since it has been mentioned a few times in this thread.


    Quote Originally Posted by Van Steal View Post
    Have you tried putting the old fixing unit back in? Your not giving us much feedback on what you have done that was suggested...

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    It is a brand new fuser. I switched on and off million times after I tried unplugging the fuser. And the hard drive doesn't power up which makes me believe the power supply is shot.
    What does QTF mean. Ok it appears I am the clown here.

    Quote Originally Posted by D_L_P View Post
    You asked: "what could be the problem?" Obviously the fuser was the problem. It had a short, or was the wrong voltage (120v in a 220v or vice versa). Either way it probably damaged the power supply, or you did switching it off/on a hundred times. Which would explain why the problem still happened after you unplugged the fuser. If the power supply isn't fried then there is a good chance you ruined the HDD switching it off/on like that.




    QFT

    And you called us clowns?



    also, QFT

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