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Why do you need lower fixing temperature at the first place.Are you tech ore user.If you really Sylvia from the pic,I give you new fuser for free.
Practice makes perfect
If it ain't broke, don't fix it
A picture is worth a thousand words
If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself
User and yes I'm the one in the pic. I just can't seem to find a Canon tech in the area that can fix anything for me, so I've taken it upon my self to do it.
in service mode COPIER>OPTION><BODY>TEMP-TBL
Used to change temperature table for fixing temperature regulation. Setting 0:Use normal temperature-regulation tablePower Save Functions
1. Standby Mode
In standby mode, the machine is in operation or is ready to operate, with all its parts
supplied with power. 2. Power-Save Mode
The term “power-save mode” is used generically to refer to the following modes, in
which the machine is supplied with power differently than it is in normal mode: powersave,
low-power, sleep. A shift in the direction of ‘present power-save mode’ to ‘lowpower
mode’ and then to ‘sleep’ mode occurs automatically. • Power-Save Mode• Low-Power Mode (factory setting)
This mode conforms to the standards under Energy Star.
Shift: A shift is made only in response to the passage of time (auto low-power shift time) selected in user mode. Description: • Sleep Mode (sleep mode 1 or sleep mode 2)
Shift: A shift is made in response to the passage of time (auto sleep shift time) specified in user mode or in response to a press on the control panel software power switch. Description: In sleep mode 1 (relatively higher power consumption), the fixing assembly
is totally deprived of power. The DC controller PCB, however, remains supplied with power.
In sleep mode 2 (relatively lower power consumption), on the other hand, the printer unit (including the fixing assembly) remains OFF; the main controller PCB is supplied with all-night power.
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User and yes I'm the one in the pic. I just can't seem to find a Canon tech in the area that can fix anything for me, so I've taken it upon my self to do it.
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