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    Sharp MX-M350n

    I have a sharp mx-m350 with L4-02 code. I replaced the drum unit and main drive. Didn't fix it ! The drum motor turns for about 1 second then codes out. Any ideas??

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    Re: Sharp MX-M350n

    Quote Originally Posted by Bernard View Post
    I have a sharp mx-m350 with L4-02 code. I replaced the drum unit and main drive. Didn't fix it ! The drum motor turns for about 1 second then codes out. Any ideas??
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    MXM350 with L4-02


    A couple "quick hits". Update firmware or the fix for this particular case was (see below quote):

    Quote Originally Posted by tomislav View Post
    hi,i found the problem,the grease on the gears in the drive unit was full of dirt,so the drive unit is turning hard.
    Thanks for all reply's.

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    Re: Sharp MX-M350n

    Did you replace the drum drive motor when you did the main drive? I have had them get weak.

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    Re: Sharp MX-M350n

    Yes I did ... just replaced PCU and MFP board ... nothing !!

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    Re: Sharp MX-M350n

    Drum lock code, and have seen it many times on this model. Try replacing the rear drum spacer or put a small dab of lithium grease in the groove of the spacer where the drum gear rides in, also you can smooth the groove of the drum spacer with fine sand paper. also check the DV unit for binding but I have often found the problem is caused by the rear drum spacer. I have tried replacing all the things you have and they were never the cause, good luck
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