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    Question Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    Hi guys

    Thought id start another thread.
    Need advice on the right dry lubricant to silence a C552 fuser / exit gear rollers..

    Service/repair manual suggest drysurf. yet can't seem to find it anywhere.

    As suggested in another thread. Ive set the printer to:
    Code:
    low power mode 15 minutes
    sleep mode 90 minutes
    return to low power mode "immediately" NOT "normal"
    Just need to find the right lubricant without buying something wrong.. like WD40 which will eat plastic


    So any advice?
    or will the following be ok to use...
    • DuPont™ Teflon® Non-Stick Dry-Film Lubricant
    • WD-40 Specialist High Performance PTFE Lubricant Aerosol
    • WD-40 Anti Friction Dry PTFE Lubricant
    • Finish Line Dry Bike Bicycle Cycle Teflon Chain Lube


    Dupont best? as its rated to 250c?

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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    Quote Originally Posted by ECA View Post
    Hi guys

    Thought id start another thread.
    Need advice on the right dry lubricant to silence a C552 fuser / exit gear rollers..

    Service/repair manual suggest drysurf. yet can't seem to find it anywhere.

    As suggested in another thread. Ive set the printer to:
    Code:
    low power mode 15 minutes
    sleep mode 90 minutes
    return to low power mode "immediately" NOT "normal"
    Just need to find the right lubricant without buying something wrong.. like WD40 which will eat plastic


    So any advice?
    or will the following be ok to use...
    • DuPont™ Teflon® Non-Stick Dry-Film Lubricant
    • WD-40 Specialist High Performance PTFE Lubricant Aerosol
    • WD-40 Anti Friction Dry PTFE Lubricant
    • Finish Line Dry Bike Bicycle Cycle Teflon Chain Lube


    Dupont best? as its rated to 250c?
    I had a little bottle of that Drysurf stuff that came with a mod a couple years ago. Once I found it didn't really fix it, I threw it in the trash can..

    You can try high temp grease of some kind, might work for a while. I was told NOT to grease gears because debris collects in the teeth and chews them up.

    I would just replace the fuser. You can file a warranty claim on KMBS site.

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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    I just use fuser silicone oil..applied with the tip of a watchmakers screwdriver, does the job just as well.

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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    Quote Originally Posted by CompyTech View Post
    I had a little bottle of that Drysurf stuff that came with a mod a couple years ago. Once I found it didn't really fix it, I threw it in the trash can..

    You can try high temp grease of some kind, might work for a while. I was told NOT to grease gears because debris collects in the teeth and chews them up.

    I would just replace the fuser. You can file a warranty claim on KMBS site.
    This is a refurb printer. so i guess warranty is n/a

    as for fuser, i think its newish

    the noise is mostly coming from the exit rollers.
    and there is a noise from the fuser, when it moves up and down. sounds like a dying cow lol

    as for collecting debris. i guess a dry telon lub would be best? but was just after some advice first. last thing i want is the lub to eat away at any plastic

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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    also someone recommended

    Molykote HP-500

    Molykote(R) Lubricants for Office Equipment Applications - Dow Corning

    but can't find it anywhere

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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    I have had success with Super Lube® High Temperature, Extreme Pressure Grease from Synco order nr 70006 - 6 cc High Temp. syringe. but since you asking DRY stuff..do not have experience. But if that fails

    Try this

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    Nuclear Grade Grease
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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    Quote Originally Posted by ECA View Post
    This is a refurb printer. so i guess warranty is n/a

    as for fuser, i think its newish

    the noise is mostly coming from the exit rollers.
    and there is a noise from the fuser, when it moves up and down. sounds like a dying cow lol

    as for collecting debris. i guess a dry telon lub would be best? but was just after some advice first. last thing i want is the lub to eat away at any plastic

    Regards the dying cow, could you record it and bang it on youtube. I really wanna hear it. The pressure welding noise is I'd say normal.
    .OK Google! ... will I need Berrocca this morning?
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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    Quote Originally Posted by habik View Post
    I have had success with Super Lube® High Temperature, Extreme Pressure Grease from Synco order nr 70006 - 6 cc High Temp. syringe. but since you asking DRY stuff..do not have experience. But if that fails

    Try this

    Please treat the following link as a joke as I haven't tested it...yet

    Nuclear Grade Grease

    lol at nuclear grade. although it is rated to 235c

    well i could try any lub. i just thought it needed to be dry lub?. because its near fuser and wet stuff will prob attract dirt and go hard from heat.

    think i'll source Super Lube® DRI-FILM lubricant or WD40 Dry PFTE one

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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    Open the right side door, on the top of this door is where some of the noise originates, remove 1 sensor and 1 screw, and the whole assy comes off. You have 2 screws that hold the driven rollers to the drive rollers, remove these, and pull the shaft out of the driven rollers. Clean/lubricate the shaft and inside of the white driven rollers. Also remove and clean/lubricate the 2 gears and shaft that drive the rollers. Re-assemble and test for the noise. If it's gone then great. If not then you may want to invest in having a tech come out and pull the fuser drive and eject assemblies as these are a little harder to get back together correctly. Emujo
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    Re: Bizhub - dry lubricant?

    The only way you will silence a c552 fuser is with a rather large bucket of epoxy.
    If it moves it will squeak.

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