Canon IC MF8580Cdw How do I remove the transfer belt ass'y

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  • SwanyG
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    • Dec 2014
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    Canon IC MF8580Cdw How do I remove the transfer belt ass'y

    Customer complaining of dark streaks... I determined that the transfer belt appears to be the problem. I'm ordering belt ass'y but I have no idea on how to get the transfer belt ass'y out! Any help on this will be MOST appreciated.
  • SwanyG
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    Re: Canon IC MF8580Cdw How do I remove the transfer belt ass'y

    I believe I have an answer for my earlier post and thought I'd share it:

    This machine crosses closely to the HP Color LaserJet CP 2025. I was able to find a Youtube video describing how to do this. This link should get you there.



    Good luck!

    Originally posted by SwanyG
    Customer complaining of dark streaks... I determined that the transfer belt appears to be the problem. I'm ordering belt ass'y but I have no idea on how to get the transfer belt ass'y out! Any help on this will be MOST appreciated.

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    • tech28
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      Re: Canon IC MF8580Cdw How do I remove the transfer belt ass'y

      Very rare to replace transfer belt, unless they are doing hundreds of prints, 99% of time we have found that the issues 99%(streaking, faded, white lines, dark lines ect) are from toner/drum cartridges. Just an observation from working on them for a few years.

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      • SwanyG
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        Re: Canon IC MF8580Cdw How do I remove the transfer belt ass'y

        I agree. That being said, the customer told me that the problem persists even after they change out the toner/drum ass'y. I cleaned the transfer belt both with the menu option as well as a physical cleaning and the problem was much better which led me to this trouble shooting conclusion. There is a black roller on top of the belt at the rear which looks for all the world like a charge roller so I cleaned that as well. Hmmm... I hope a transfer unit solves the problem.

        Originally posted by tech28
        Very rare to replace transfer belt, unless they are doing hundreds of prints, 99% of time we have found that the issues 99%(streaking, faded, white lines, dark lines ect) are from toner/drum cartridges. Just an observation from working on them for a few years.

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        • Phil B.
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          Re: Canon IC MF8580Cdw How do I remove the transfer belt ass'y

          Originally posted by SwanyG
          I agree. That being said, the customer told me that the problem persists even after they change out the toner/drum ass'y. I cleaned the transfer belt both with the menu option as well as a physical cleaning and the problem was much better which led me to this trouble shooting conclusion. There is a black roller on top of the belt at the rear which looks for all the world like a charge roller so I cleaned that as well. Hmmm... I hope a transfer unit solves the problem.

          are they using OEM toner/drums?

          I have had quite a few problems with Clover and Astor remans on the HP version of this machine... MSE seems to make the best remans in this category.

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          • campy
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            Re: Canon IC MF8580Cdw How do I remove the transfer belt ass'y

            If it's anything like the first version of that machine which I think was the 8450 you have to remove the toner units and the tray they fit into. At the front of the TB there are two large screws that you remove and move the narrow black assly which has a sensor in it up and to the left. Be careful the wires to the sensor have very little slack. Once somewhat out of the way you can lift the TB unit up and while lifting the rear at the same time you can maneuver it out the front. I am doing this from memory so you might want to have this info verified.

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