which switch is activated, besides the drum-safety switch, upon installing a drum in a RP 3790?
I'm trying to locate this switch to check why my drums are not installed correctly.
The printer only recognizes a drum after a switch sound identical to and as loud as the sound of the scanner-table switch and it comes from the front side underneath the master making unit. (Check pictures)
I have had this problem before: RP 3790 - (D01-547) Safety Switch Problem
and for a long time it disappeared after having positioned the drum-safety switch deeper into the machine (towards the back).
But now it came back suddenly without any change to the drum-safety switch - I've checked it's position and I can hear that (quieter) sound when pulling the right side of an installed drum slightly backwards. When I let go the drum-safety switch 'clicks' again.
So, what is this other switch that is so important to recognize and install a drum?
Some weeks later now and the machine seems to work fine still.
Let's hope it stays like that.
I took the print-drum safety switch out to open it and disassembled and cleaned the fragile parts inside the switch.
The parts that make contact upon activation where black, but remained black after cleaning, because I couldn't get that off.
Reassembling this fragile puzzle was not a sinecure job, but since then all drums can be installed smoothly again.
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