Hi, one simple question, are Aficio 3245C drums interchangeable with AP3800c. I need a little help from a friend, No manuals at hand. Thanks
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Hi, one simple question, are Aficio 3245C drums interchangeable with AP3800c. I need a little help from a friend, No manuals at hand. Thanks
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OK, it does work just change the front end of the PCUs two screws and it done.Originally Posted by iMind
I know that's the case for converting the 2238C to 3245C Drums, but I'm not sure about the CL7000/3800C Drums.
It seems to me that I heard that the two had different length waste toner "auger" sections at the rear, so the waste toner would just drain down into the rear drive section rather than the waste bottle, but I'm not sure at all
Wow, that sounds messy. Worth checking out.
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Sandmanmac is correct about the different lengths of the waste nozzle, but the symptom you will get is the waste toner backing up in the drum unit and smearing on the drum surface (eventually it will seize up). The reason is that the spring loaded nozzle cover doesn't open because it's to short. I speak from experience
Checked! 3800c uses the same drum case as the 3245c. mesured it ... I had that in mind, thats why I asked. It happed to me once, LOL.
and thereīs always a work around; use the charge roller, ch. cleaning brush, drum and drum blade in the old unit.
This is not how we work, didnīt have them in stock and I had too have the machine running before 9 am, this was the reason.and thereīs always a work around; use the charge roller, ch. cleaning brush, drum and drum blade in the old unit.
Went in today for a fuser problem, checked PCUs, working as a charme.
+1 here - unfortunately that's something one might recognize some time after the unit swapSandmanmac is correct about the different lengths of the waste nozzle, but the symptom you will get is the waste toner backing up in the drum unit and smearing on the drum surface (eventually it will seize up). The reason is that the spring loaded nozzle cover doesn't open because it's to short. I speak from experience
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