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  • akhait01
    Technician

    50+ Posts
    • Apr 2011
    • 58

    #16
    Re: Canon ir5870

    Ok,

    I'm looking for an honest answer. I purchased this printer for little over $1,000 with all of the parts that i already replaced to this point, I would have to say that I spent around 1,000 for parts. So, my question is..is it even worth it to put more money into it? What would you guys do in my palce?





    Originally posted by vigour
    Is your problem the big light oval spots , or are you trying to show that the prints are light ?

    If you are trying to fix the spots, make single colour PG5 test prints, to narrow dow where the problem might be.

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    • teckat
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      • Jan 2010
      • 16083

      #17
      Re: Canon ir5870

      Originally posted by akhait01
      Ok,

      I'm looking for an honest answer. I purchased this printer for little over $1,000 with all of the parts that i already replaced to this point, I would have to say that I spent around 1,000 for parts. So, my question is..is it even worth it to put more money into it? What would you guys do in my palce?
      ================

      u mean iRC5870

      sell it on eBay to a unsuspecting novice or carry a bottle of Aspirins to service calls
      **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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      • northernlife
        Senior Tech

        500+ Posts
        • Sep 2011
        • 847

        #18
        Re: Canon ir5870

        oh god, you blew the innards with canned air, now the toner is EVERYWHERE. 5870 is a 3100 to me, anyone caught selling them should be shot on sight. It is NOT a production yet alone reliable. I hate to say it but you got ripped off. I pay 1000 bucks for a 5051 with 300k on it off lease. I would have gone that route but hindsight is always 20/20

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        • akhait01
          Technician

          50+ Posts
          • Apr 2011
          • 58

          #19
          Re: Canon ir5870

          I cleaned all the parts outside with compressed air. This printer is junk.

          Originally posted by northernlife
          oh god, you blew the innards with canned air, now the toner is EVERYWHERE. 5870 is a 3100 to me, anyone caught selling them should be shot on sight. It is NOT a production yet alone reliable. I hate to say it but you got ripped off. I pay 1000 bucks for a 5051 with 300k on it off lease. I would have gone that route but hindsight is always 20/20

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          • Apach
            Trusted Tech
            • Nov 2010
            • 157

            #20
            Re: Canon ir5870

            Originally posted by akhait01
            I cleaned all the parts outside with compressed air. This printer is junk.

            I have 5 pieces ir5870-5880 and all working fine. The biggest problems are: broken gear(after 2x life time) on the fixing unit FU5-0176-010 GEAR 57T; FM2-0433-000 Developing ASSEMBLY (withstand more than the declared) and especially FM2-0394-000 LASER SCANNER ASSEMBLY (this is junk part). Filters should be changed or cleaned regularly. Others should, if necessary, regularly serviced. Currently I'm replacing them with b/w iR5075 and for color iRC5185i. Canon iR5075 if it is in good condition can make the 10k copies on NCR papers 60gr without jam. Same rules for color
            The worst thing on Canon models is the finisher (In terms of accuracy). Unfortunately far worse than for example KM.


            P.S.
            5870 is not a color copier. Color serves only for occasional prints and not constantly doing full color.
            There is no stupid question, just stupid answer

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            • akhait01
              Technician

              50+ Posts
              • Apr 2011
              • 58

              #21
              Re: Canon ir5870

              thats what i dont get is this printer has 251K on it, its not a lot


              Originally posted by Apach
              I have 5 pieces ir5870-5880 and all working fine. The biggest problems are: broken gear(after 2x life time) on the fixing unit FU5-0176-010 GEAR 57T; FM2-0433-000 Developing ASSEMBLY (withstand more than the declared) and especially FM2-0394-000 LASER SCANNER ASSEMBLY (this is junk part). Filters should be changed or cleaned regularly. Others should, if necessary, regularly serviced. Currently I'm replacing them with b/w iR5075 and for color iRC5185i. Canon iR5075 if it is in good condition can make the 10k copies on NCR papers 60gr without jam. Same rules for color
              The worst thing on Canon models is the finisher (In terms of accuracy). Unfortunately far worse than for example KM.


              P.S.
              5870 is not a color copier. Color serves only for occasional prints and not constantly doing full color.

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              • Apach
                Trusted Tech
                • Nov 2010
                • 157

                #22
                Re: Canon ir5870

                Originally posted by akhait01
                thats what i dont get is this printer has 251K on it, its not a lot

                In the first picture you sent, I think the problem was in the BW developer unit (cost about 100-150 USD). I understand that you have purchased a used copy machine. If transported inappropriately then I understand why making problem. For last problem I think is to blame your compresed air. Not to be used compresed air on each part (especially in the inside of body) and you will probably need a couple of packages aspirins now it all clean and re-assemble correctly. Problems aslo arise when the copier is long time stay somewhere and it does not work. All parts again very carefully manually clean and follow the procedures from SM. Take a good look on translucent PVC cleaners they are not damaged or scramble in the wrong position.
                There is no stupid question, just stupid answer

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                • akhait01
                  Technician

                  50+ Posts
                  • Apr 2011
                  • 58

                  #23
                  Re: Canon ir5870

                  does anyone know what error code E000020-03a9 mean? I'm getting it after prinitng around 15-20 pages. Thanks


                  Originally posted by Apach
                  In the first picture you sent, I think the problem was in the BW developer unit (cost about 100-150 USD). I understand that you have purchased a used copy machine. If transported inappropriately then I understand why making problem. For last problem I think is to blame your compresed air. Not to be used compresed air on each part (especially in the inside of body) and you will probably need a couple of packages aspirins now it all clean and re-assemble correctly. Problems aslo arise when the copier is long time stay somewhere and it does not work. All parts again very carefully manually clean and follow the procedures from SM. Take a good look on translucent PVC cleaners they are not damaged or scramble in the wrong position.

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                  • northernlife
                    Senior Tech

                    500+ Posts
                    • Sep 2011
                    • 847

                    #24
                    Re: Canon ir5870

                    Please check Cyan Bushing ( FC5-1983-000 ) for cracks and replace if needed. Note: Be careful not to lose the small gears or pins.

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                    • akhait01
                      Technician

                      50+ Posts
                      • Apr 2011
                      • 58

                      #25
                      Re: Canon ir5870

                      All of PG5 test prints have white lines



                      Originally posted by vigour
                      Is your problem the big light oval spots , or are you trying to show that the prints are light ?

                      If you are trying to fix the spots, make single colour PG5 test prints, to narrow dow where the problem might be.

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                      • akhait01
                        Technician

                        50+ Posts
                        • Apr 2011
                        • 58

                        #26
                        Re: Canon ir5870

                        I'm sorry for such a stupid question, but I have to take the Cyan toner and the deverloper apart in order to get to the bushing?? I can't seem to find it in the manual.

                        Originally posted by northernlife
                        Please check Cyan Bushing ( FC5-1983-000 ) for cracks and replace if needed. Note: Be careful not to lose the small gears or pins.

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                        • teckat
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                          #27
                          Re: Canon ir5870

                          Originally posted by akhait01
                          I'm sorry for such a stupid question, but I have to take the Cyan toner and the deverloper apart in order to get to the bushing?? I can't seem to find it in the manual.
                          broken bushing location is on the rear side of the rotary assembly.


                          Cyan Bushing.JPG
                          broken bushing located on the rear side of the rotary assembly. see pic
                          The broken bushing will not allow drive from the feed clutch CL2 to the buffer assembly.
                          This will prevent toner being supplied to the developer.



                          check the Toner Supply Drive Bushing for damage. If the bushing is damaged the Toner Supply Drive Gear and Toner Supply Gear do not mesh and toner is not supplied.
                          Toner Supply Drive Bushing = FC5-1983-000


                          ================================================== =
                          also check
                          with any sub code ending in A9 (ex. 03A9, 02A9). This is caused by toner is not reaching the developer unit. This is caused by a door that is stuck in the closed position. This door is located in the rotary assembly. You must remove the toner tube and open the shutter to see this door. See EXAMPLE photo below.

                          Solution :
                          Free stuck door or remove door.
                          Cyan Bushing.JPG
                          **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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                          • akhait01
                            Technician

                            50+ Posts
                            • Apr 2011
                            • 58

                            #28
                            Re: Canon ir5870

                            The bushings are in good shape, the toner doors...they must be open all the time?



                            Originally posted by teckat
                            broken bushing location is on the rear side of the rotary assembly.


                            [ATTACH=CONFIG]24475[/ATTACH]
                            broken bushing located on the rear side of the rotary assembly. see pic
                            The broken bushing will not allow drive from the feed clutch CL2 to the buffer assembly.
                            This will prevent toner being supplied to the developer.



                            check the Toner Supply Drive Bushing for damage. If the bushing is damaged the Toner Supply Drive Gear and Toner Supply Gear do not mesh and toner is not supplied.
                            Toner Supply Drive Bushing = FC5-1983-000


                            ================================================== =
                            also check
                            with any sub code ending in A9 (ex. 03A9, 02A9). This is caused by toner is not reaching the developer unit. This is caused by a door that is stuck in the closed position. This door is located in the rotary assembly. You must remove the toner tube and open the shutter to see this door. See EXAMPLE photo below.

                            Solution :
                            Free stuck door or remove door.
                            [ATTACH=CONFIG]24476[/ATTACH]

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                            • akhait01
                              Technician

                              50+ Posts
                              • Apr 2011
                              • 58

                              #29
                              Re: Canon ir5870

                              printer2.jpgIMG_20140322_203123127.jpg

                              Should i clean the drum with anything?? Since I have this all torn apart, what other pictures I should take and show you guys. Also, the doors were half way open on all toners, I moved the latches on each toners to open the doors for toner. Anything else should I check for since I have this all torn apart??


                              Originally posted by akhait01
                              The bushings are in good shape, the toner doors...they must be open all the time?
                              Last edited by akhait01; 03-23-2014, 02:44 AM.

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                              • akhait01
                                Technician

                                50+ Posts
                                • Apr 2011
                                • 58

                                #30
                                Re: Canon ir5870

                                so i checked all of the toner bushings and found no problems. any other idea on why im getting these error codes?

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