Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

[IkeW0491]

Hey all,

I don't have the PM for this particular copier,

Is the Part # for the Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid the same as on the IRA 8095 series.

It shows it is the same SL#, so just wondering if its the same part # FK2-0839-000

Thanks in advance for any assistance

FYI, Am getting error 0005 - 001 on machine, ran Part/ Chk on SL9 and it failed.

IKE

[northernlife]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

SL9 is indeed FK2-0839-000

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

SL9 is indeed FK2-0839-000

Thanks Northern.

Figured it was the same item, especially since these tow machines are literally identical in the fuser area.

Just wanted a verification before I ordered the part.

I appreciate the help.

IKE

[northernlife]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

anytime

[Ron314]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

These open framed DC type solenoids almost never ever fail, actually, I've never seen one yet. before ordering one you could just check it with an ohm meter first.


Ron

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

These open framed DC type solenoids almost never ever fail, actually, I've never seen one yet. before ordering one you could just check it with an ohm meter first.


Ron

Parts already ordered,

But just for my edification, why would the Solenoid fail the part check if its not faulty?

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

These open framed DC type solenoids almost never ever fail, actually, I've never seen one yet. before ordering one you could just check it with an ohm meter first.


Ron

Hi Ron & All,

OK I replaced the Selenoid with the "New" one. (Not entirely sure if new, Box was torn on one end!)

Still having same issue.

What else could cause this problem?

Thanks in advance.

IKE

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

Hi Ron & All,

OK I replaced the Selenoid with the "New" one. (Not entirely sure if new, Box was torn on one end!)

Still having same issue.

What else could cause this problem?

Thanks in advance.

IKE

OK UPDATE:

It appears that I am Not getting voltage to the connector that the solenoid connects to.

What could be the cause of this?

Thanks all

IKE

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

Additional Update:

OK I checked connections and continuity from solenoid connector all the way to the connector that plugs into the machine when you push the fuser back in.

All connections between solenoid and that connector have good continuity.

Also ohm'd out both new and old solenoid, both ohm'd out at 30 ohms.

Sooooo what else could be the issue with this particular machine??

thanks again for any insight!!

IKE

[northernlife]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

OK UPDATE:

It appears that I am Not getting voltage to the connector that the solenoid connects to.

What could be the cause of this?

Thanks all

IKE

You disconnected the solenoid, tripped the interlocks. Neg to ground (frame) and you tested both leads while performing a SL test 8 and got nothing out of both leads. Should be a ground lead and a 24V rail however if the interlocks are not completely tripped there will be no 24V.

[northernlife]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

Do the connectors on the dc-con just for shits and giggles, hopefully it's just a loose connection

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

Do the connectors on the dc-con just for shits and giggles, hopefully it's just a loose connection

Hi Northern,

You talking about the DC-Connector that connects inside the machine when the fusing assembly is pushed back into the machine?

If so That is what I ohm'd out, to the connector for the solenoid, I also made sure that all the connections (at least the ones I could see) were tight and unlugged them and re-seated them just in case.

What would cause the connector that the solenoid plugs into to Not have any voltage whatsoever??

That is where I am at now.

Thanks for all the suggestions and help!!

IKE

[northernlife]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

dc-con is the dc-controller, the board which controls most of the motors/solenoids/sensors, etc...

Do you still have the manual I sent you by any chance?

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

dc-con is the dc-controller, the board which controls most of the motors/solenoids/sensors, etc...

Do you still have the manual I sent you by any chance?

Yep

Just gotta figure out what is causing this issue.

Why would the only issue with the voltage be on the solenoid?? (at least as far as I can tell for now)

[IkeW0491]

Re: Canon IRA 6075i Fixing Cleaning Web Drive Solenoid

dc-con is the dc-controller, the board which controls most of the motors/solenoids/sensors, etc...

Do you still have the manual I sent you by any chance?

Hey Northern,

Do you know which connectors I need to check??

I have scanned and re-scanned the Schematics and I can't find the one.

The schematic for the A/B connector on the fixing unit says to go to P12 (b7) but there is NO connector there that I can see that this would go through.

Thanks for all your help.

IKE