I have an IRC5240A that every week or so throws an error for transfer belt wandering to the back of the unit. I am able to get it back to the center and clear the error. There are no visible flaws in the belt or buildup on the rollers. I don't see any reason for the wander, is this a common issue? I only have a few of these units in the field.
Transfer belt error
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Re: Transfer belt error
Yes..it's common. Check the Canon eSupport grid for any E075 countermeasures for that model. The fixes are as simple as making sure the machine is completely level, and go as complicated as replacing the entire ITB assembly with an updated one (At least on the Advance 5000 series anyway). That would be your best place to start.
Maybe one of the other CTN crew has a copy of the Tech Pub for the E075 fixes handy. Mine is on a portable hard drive sitting on my desk at home.... sorry. -
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Re: Transfer belt error
This was a very common issue on the IRAC 5xxx series however now the new units have been modified rarely see this anymore.
If you dont want to order a complete ITB ass'y remove the belt from the unit & clean all stray toner them give the large rubber drive roller a good clean.
Reassemble then run ITB-INIT this will adjust the belt position. You're looking for a value as close to 0 as possible but anywhere from 360+- is OK.Let us eat, drink, and be merry, because tomorrow we may die!
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Re: Transfer belt error
I have an IRC5240A that every week or so throws an error for transfer belt wandering to the back of the unit. I am able to get it back to the center and clear the error. There are no visible flaws in the belt or buildup on the rollers. I don't see any reason for the wander, is this a common issue? I only have a few of these units in the field.Comment
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