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    iR7105 E568-8001

    Hi
    I am getting an E568-8001 on the finisher of a 7105. The machine prints 100,000 prints A4 single side without any problems and then sometimes all of a sudden pops up the E568 after the last page has come out . I have checked and interchanged the motor and sensors from a different unit .
    Finisher DC PWB .I interchanged the finisher with another machine.

    Problem persists. Any advises on where should i start digging .
    Thanks
    a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one

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    Re: iR7105 E568-8001

    Quote Originally Posted by davidj7 View Post
    Hi
    I am getting an E568-8001 on the finisher of a 7105. The machine prints 100,000 prints A4 single side without any problems and then sometimes all of a sudden pops up the E568 after the last page has come out . I have checked and interchanged the motor and sensors from a different unit .
    Finisher DC PWB .I interchanged the finisher with another machine.

    Problem persists. Any advises on where should i start digging .
    Thanks

    Could be Static Issue.\ or a 24v drop off_?

    *********issue can be caused by a static charge build up in the Upper Feeder assembly.
    �� Inspect the Upper Cable Guide for proper installation (a blue grounding wire harness) shown in Fig. Q37 . Upper Feeder Assembly 2/2
    Check for loose or missing grounding screws.

    See pic link
    https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-I...-BGXFrx48w=s85
    **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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    Re: iR7105 E568-8001

    hi teckat thanks again but the picture in the link is too small and when i enlarge it , its all blurred cant make a thing out of it
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    Re: iR7105 E568-8001

    Quote Originally Posted by davidj7 View Post
    hi teckat thanks again but the picture in the link is too small and when i enlarge it , its all blurred cant make a thing out of it
    **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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    Go it thanks .let me look into the machine now
    a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one

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    Re: iR7105 E568-8001: Solved

    Right on teckat . The grounding screws were missing . Grounded the wire and my problem vanished. Thanks picture man :-)
    a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one

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    Re: iR7105 E568-8001: Solved

    Quote Originally Posted by davidj7 View Post
    Right on teckat . The grounding screws were missing . Grounded the wire and my problem vanished. Thanks picture man :-)
    COLOR HAND.jpgwelcome !!

    those grounding screws on all printers are important/
    usually missing on refurbs, techs not putting them back in locations,

    sometimes had to determine they go (look for impressions, checking parts book )

    believe it or not:: usually missing on some pcb's, guide plates, the back metal covers/ when removed from back cover of the old CLC's 1100 series> caused weird static buildup = false jams=false errors.
    **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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