please help me, why ir 4570 always jam at fixing unit,if use paper size a3/a4 potrait, and it use double side. . .
ir 4570 jamed paper
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areas where to look at. If it jams coming out of the fixing unit check the delivery flapper on the right side door. There are two felt pads on the ends of where that flapper rests on. Over due time they get sticky and the flapper does not open up easy to let the paper pass out of the fixing unit so it crashes. This could be one of the issues, there are many more reasons why this machine jams. Check that out and search the canon forum for more answers. -
idanmen
I m sowry before, cause I m newer,,, its happen when double side, if 1side its work normally and not jams. can you explain more...Comment
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just to add **( new type foam pad is FC5-7244-000)
and check the Duplex guide on right side door, it is the top black guide
also check the lower deflector guide, i think it is controlled by SL 3
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Felt Pad
Hi,
Further to other replies a diagram is attached and part number for felt pad that you can stick on the lower cover assy that helps with adding more pressure on vertical patch rollers and helps with 01-07 and other feed issues.
regards,
ShazzaAttached FilesComment
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]3570[/ATTACH]that is pad circled in red - "SCREWTAPE was talking about"
just to add **( new type foam pad is FC5-7244-000)
and check the Duplex guide on right side door, it is the top black guide
also check the lower deflector guide, i think it is controlled by SL 3
That is not the delivery flapper, that is the right lower door B which is not at all what i'm refering too!
That new type foam pad is old and no longer something i would suggest. There is a newer type right lower door and a inner door assy that relieved jamming at the pick up feed area.
Duplex jams.. I would look at the 3 way delivery unit. There a little spring on the flapper, 3RD paper delivery that sometimes breaks off causing duplex jams.Comment
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idanmen
That is not what I'm talking about.
That is not the delivery flapper, that is the right lower door B which is not at all what i'm refering too!
That new type foam pad is old and no longer something i would suggest. There is a newer type right lower door and a inner door assy that relieved jamming at the pick up feed area.
Duplex jams.. I would look at the 3 way delivery unit. There a little spring on the flapper, 3RD paper delivery that sometimes breaks off causing duplex jams.
please, can you show me with a diagram.. tanks,,Comment
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three way unit..jpg
SL 3, in the 3 Way unit A-1 not moving the deflector guide it is attached to.**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Smiley....
Don't forget...duplex only jams are caused 90%of the time by the duplex unit which is mounted on the RH side door itself.
Screwy was correct...those flappers in the duplex are flimsy and I've seen them snap lugs and drop springs plenty of times...also check the solenoids for the reversing flapper.
If it's playing up it will let single side jobs pass but if the solenoid is stuck it won't open to redirect the paper back through the fuser for the second side.
Check SL1 SL2 and SL3 in the above diagram.Comment
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the solenoid SL 3 is the one on the right side.
This solenoid can be checked in the service mode COPIER > FUNCTION > PART-CHK. High light or select SL. Enter # 9 and then select SL-ON. Next press the OK button. SL 3 will activate 3 times. Check to see if the plunger is moving in and out. If it is check if the deflector is moving up and down.
The part number to the solenoid is FL2-1205-010.
The part number to the 3rd paper delivery flapper is FL2-1208-030.
Duplex Guide on the 3 Way Unit
Duplex..jpg**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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This is what I had mention about the flapper delivery, check out those felt pads, the orange circle.
The spring also breaks off, the blue circle. By the way Tekcat, nice ilustrations.Attached FilesComment
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idanmen
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