Hello, I am having a problem with the machine telling me, prepair to replace fixing assembly. I have reset counter for fixing rollers, thermistats, bearings etc. and goes away for awile then comes back. any suggestion would be appreciated.
6800 fixing assembly
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Re: 6800 fixing assembly
if I remeber correctly I think you need to change FXMSG-SW to a 0 then power cycle the machine. Are your fixing rollers getting flat spots on them at all?Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned. -
Re: 6800 fixing assembly
To help prevent the premature deformation of the Upper Fuser Roller is to change the setting of FX-CROT in service mode. The default setting for FX-CROT is set to 0.
Try Changing the setting from 0 to >> 3.
Enter service mode level 1 (* 2 8 *), select Copier > Options > Body > FX-CROT and change setting accordingly.**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: 6800 fixing assembly
thanks the fxmsg did the trick. I also had adjusted the rotation value, thanksComment
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Re: 6800 fixing assembly
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iR6800
iR6870
E070
Sensor reflectors on the inside of the ITB become dirty and do not reflect the light properly from the home position sensors.
Note* - If the equipment is not properly serviced, in regard to filters, the equipment filters can clog up and cause stray toner to build up in the ventilation area. If this occurs, there is a chance that HVT2 can become contaminated and copy quality issues will occur.
Additionally, soiling the white ITB patch may also occur causing E070 error code.
Solution :
Clean the reflective surface inside the ITB or replace ITB.
In regards to filters - Be sure ALL 6 Filters are replaced and/or cleaned at it's proper intervals. If ALL 6 filters are not addressed, poor ventilation will occur and toner can contaminate HVT2. If contamination of HVT2 happens replace HVT2.
HVT2 = FM2-0528-000
ITB = FC5-1658-000
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Removed the tie wraps from the wire harness going to ITB HP sensor A (PS1).**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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