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  • Kings
    Steve@Kings

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    • Nov 2009
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    #1

    Canon IRC3180 Very faint

    Hi All,
    Has anybody had a transfer roller break down. The copy im getting is very faint, just like the transfer is not present. The image on the drum and tx belt is great but is just not being transfered to the paper.
    Have checked the connections within the bearing housing and the door connections but to no avail.
    Has anybody had this sort of problem or can shed some light on it.....Thanks
  • teckat
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    • Jan 2010
    • 16083

    #2
    Originally posted by Kings
    Hi All,
    Has anybody had a transfer roller break down. The copy im getting is very faint, just like the transfer is not present. The image on the drum and tx belt is great but is just not being transfered to the paper.
    Have checked the connections within the bearing housing and the door connections but to no avail.
    Has anybody had this sort of problem or can shed some light on it.....Thanks
    The contact for the secondary transfer roller was not touching the transfer roller shaft. The contact should be touching the bottom side of the shaft of the secondary transfer roller.
    Remove the screw and then remove the black plastic contact holder shown below
    ir3380contact1..jpg
    2. Verify that the contact is touching the bottom side of the shaft of the secondary transfer roller as shown in the photo below. If it is not reform the contact so that it is touching the shaft.
    ir3380contact2..jpg

    Also Check the Bias Tabs on the ITB Belt assembly and the Secondary Transfer Roller. They may be bent or broken and not making contact. Repair or replace the contact that is broken.
    new3380..jpg
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    • Tricky
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      • Apr 2009
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      #3
      Following on from tekcat's excellent advice, make sure there's some conductive grease on either ends of the transfer roller.

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      • Kings
        Steve@Kings

        50+ Posts
        • Nov 2009
        • 79

        #4
        Thanks a lot tekcat for the advice, but the only problem is that the pics you are showing are not from an IRC3180 but from an irc2550.The transfer roller contacts are completly different.

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        • SCREWTAPE
          East Coast Imaging

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          • Jan 2009
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          #5
          Ensure that the ITB ground wire is firmly attached at HVT2 and the grounding screw at the ITB frame.

          The photos teckat presented are indeed from a 3080,3380.
          Here's a shot of some photos.
          Is this the machine you have?

          Can it be possible that you are talking about 3170.
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          • teckat
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            #6
            Originally posted by Kings
            Thanks a lot tekcat for the advice, but the only problem is that the pics you are showing are not from an IRC3180 but from an irc2550.The transfer roller contacts are completly different.
            o'realy
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            • Kings
              Steve@Kings

              50+ Posts
              • Nov 2009
              • 79

              #7
              The machine I am talking about is a IRC3180. From the outside it looks exactly like the IRC3170. The earlier model to this is the IRC3100

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              • SCREWTAPE
                East Coast Imaging

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                #8
                Check the condition of the Static Roller Charge Plates. If they are deformed they may cause light copies and prints.
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