Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

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  • River City
    Technician
    • Mar 2015
    • 15

    Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

    Existing customer has this Canon that seems like it needs a registration (lead edge) adjustment for the scanner. When copying using the feeder or on the glass the lead edge is off consistently by a little over a quarter of an inch. We had the customer print off a self generated meter page which they said looked fine (apparently it was centered correctly on the page) but everything scanned prints off center. Anyone know the procedure? We deal in Sharp and Konica so pardon the language if the terminology is wrong. Thanks for any help offered.
  • Brian8506
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    • Feb 2009
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    #2
    Re: Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

    I would verify that a pre-printed page is fine because the registration clutch can be a problem on that machine. It is behind the HVT in the back


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    • Phil B.
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      10,000+ Posts
      • Jul 2016
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      #3
      Re: Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

      Originally posted by River City
      Existing customer has this Canon that seems like it needs a registration (lead edge) adjustment for the scanner. When copying using the feeder or on the glass the lead edge is off consistently by a little over a quarter of an inch. We had the customer print off a self generated meter page which they said looked fine (apparently it was centered correctly on the page) but everything scanned prints off center. Anyone know the procedure? We deal in Sharp and Konica so pardon the language if the terminology is wrong. Thanks for any help offered.
      how many pages on the ADF parts?
      what type paper is being printed on?
      is it scanning A4 and printing on letter?

      so many questions .. so little information

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      • River City
        Technician
        • Mar 2015
        • 15

        #4
        Re: Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

        Thanks Brian and Phil, will double check the self generated counter list to see if it's off also. Not sure how many pages the ADF has on it but we get the same result from the glass. The customer is copying letter size originals on to letter size paper.

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        • Brian8506
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          • River City
            Technician
            • Mar 2015
            • 15

            #6
            Re: Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

            Thanks for the tip, will try it. I didn't mention that the paper is actually going through early since the image starts further away from the lead edge than it's supposed to be. Does that still indicate the reg. clutch?

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            • Brian8506
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              • River City
                Technician
                • Mar 2015
                • 15

                #8
                Re: Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

                Thanks, will let you know how it turns out.

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                • River City
                  Technician
                  • Mar 2015
                  • 15

                  #9
                  Re: Canon IR2545i, Registration off 1/4" when copying or scanning

                  Hey Brian,
                  Swapped out the reg clutch with the bypass like you suggested and the machine works great. Customer never uses the bypass tray so don't even have to make a return trip. Thanks so much for the expert advice, we would have wasted tons of time trying to figure this out on this unfamiliar machine. Thanks again and best of luck to you!

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