its usually non ricoh toner, if you do change back to original toner you will need to change all the devs and possibly the pcus, trust me, we had a high volume customer who had those problems, after carrying out the necessary work the machine ran well.
Adjust the leading edge margin to 5 or 6 mm
That helps.Originally Posted by Eric1968
You can test it with the testpattern 19 in fullcolor when you make minimal 10 pages.
Adjusting the leading edge is low effective.
I make around 150 pieces of MPC4000/5000 and I haven't anymore trouble with this fuser jam.
We have this prob all the time. The problem is the fuser cannot handle anything with a full colour leading edge. You will also find that it will wrap around the orange roller if your paper is moist regardless of paper orientation. There is no fix for this only slight mods you can do to minimise. You need to adjust the leading edge as someone else suggested above and then adjust image in Sp4010 to suit. The other thing you also need to do is to fix your client and get them to print A4 landscape when printing anything with a full bleed leading edge. Ricohs fix was to upgrade the mach with a new fuser. You will notice that the Mpc 4501 has two fusing exit guides one on each roller.
Use better grade paper or feed sef. Love this fuser section design. It lasts forever compared to 02 and 03 series but it has this problem.
Holy old thread batman
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