-
-
Re: Canon IR4570
FWIW, I had something similar on the previous generation, the Power supply for the fuser was not getting the fuser temp hot enough. Was able to confirm in service mode as I ran prints looking at the fuser temp in service mode. Mine was more consistent however. -
Re: Canon IR4570
This also depends on what type of media you have in the tray. For example, if you load cover stock in a tray and it is labeled "plain paper" toner will rub off. Check your paper drawer settings under "Settings/Registration", "Preferences" and choose Paper settings. Be sure it is set to the proper media type for proper operation.Comment
-
Re: Canon IR4570
Another thing to look at is how many clicks on the machine. If I remember my PM charts correctly, the 45 ppm fusers are rated for 240K. If you're at or near that volume, it's likely going to need a replacement.
Keep in mind that the iR4570 is a 15 year old machine (released in 2004), so it might be time for an update.Comment
-
Re: Canon IR3570
The machine is actually an IR 3570 & has about 470,000 clicks and I have replaced the entire fixing film assembly due to this issue hoping that would fix it.Comment
Comment