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  • luis1984bol
    Trusted Tech

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    • Nov 2011
    • 143
    #1

    [Misc] Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

    Hello:

    I have a problem with a Canon iR1024. The paper jams in fuser area. I have notice that drops of water form near the Fuser Unit.

    I had lubricated with silicone oil or Canon Grease, and in both cases I have the same problem. I changed the DC Controller and Power Supply PCB also.

    Does anybody can help me with suggestions or solution?

    Thanks!!
    Tags: canon, drops, fuser, ir1024
    • Phil B.
      Field Supervisor

      10,000+ Posts
      • Jul 2016
      • 22798
      #2
      Re: Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

      Originally posted by luis1984bol
      Hello:

      I have a problem with a Canon iR1024. The paper jams in fuser area. I have notice that drops of water form near the Fuser Unit.

      I had lubricated with silicone oil or Canon Grease, and in both cases I have the same problem. I changed the DC Controller and Power Supply PCB also.

      Does anybody can help me with suggestions or solution?

      Thanks!!
      Moisture inside indicates wet paper.
      Humidity levels in the spot must be pretty high.
      Have the customer install a dehumidifier.

      Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

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        • mojorolla
          The Wolf

          2,500+ Posts
          • Jan 2010
          • 2569
          #3
          Re: Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

          As Phil said, paper is soaked or environment.

          Most likely it's the paper, it hits the fuser and "flash steams" the moisture out of it. That Canon is a tiny little shit box with no fuser fan from what I remember...


          Failing to plan is planning to fail!!!

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            • luis1984bol
              Trusted Tech

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              • Nov 2011
              • 143
              #4
              Re: Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

              Originally posted by mojorolla
              As Phil said, paper is soaked or environment.

              Most likely it's the paper, it hits the fuser and "flash steams" the moisture out of it. That Canon is a tiny little shit box with no fuser fan from what I remember...


              Thanks for the answer.

              I had tried with 3 differents paper brands and it happens in customer office and in my place. There is no humidity in the environmient. I replace the fuser unit also.

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                • copier tech
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                  • Jan 2014
                  • 8101
                  #5
                  Re: Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

                  Originally posted by luis1984bol
                  Hello:

                  I have a problem with a Canon iR1024. The paper jams in fuser area. I have notice that drops of water form near the Fuser Unit.

                  I had lubricated with silicone oil or Canon Grease, and in both cases I have the same problem. I changed the DC Controller and Power Supply PCB also.

                  Does anybody can help me with suggestions or solution?

                  Thanks!!
                  Replace the waste water container its clearly full.
                  Let us eat, drink, and be merry, because tomorrow we may die!

                  For all your firmware & service manual needs please visit us at:

                  www.copierfirmware.co.uk - www.printerfirmware.co.uk
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                    • luis1984bol
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                      • Nov 2011
                      • 143
                      #6
                      Re: Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

                      Originally posted by copier tech
                      Replace the waste water container its clearly full.
                      That was the first thing I have done!!..

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                        • Canuck
                          Tech Specialist

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                          • Nov 2007
                          • 1713
                          #7
                          Re: Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

                          There is nothing in the machine to produce moisture. Enviromental print on service mode? Where are you located? As I said, machine won't produce water. If so I would patent it. Moisture in air or paper, or shitty ventilation around machine. I've seen this every year in my city for 35 years of repairing copiers

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                            • Phil B.
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                              10,000+ Posts
                              • Jul 2016
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                              Re: Canon iR1024 - Drops of water

                              Originally posted by Canuck
                              There is nothing in the machine to produce moisture. Enviromental print on service mode? Where are you located? As I said, machine won't produce water. If so I would patent it. Moisture in air or paper, or shitty ventilation around machine. I've seen this every year in my city for 35 years of repairing copiers
                              Wet paper + 180f fuser = moisture inside machine.
                              UNLESS there is a regularly watered plant above it!
                              (Don't laugh had that on a LJ II decades ago)

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