Customer called me that several sheets of paper where wrapped around the lower fuser roller. Removed them and cleaned the fuser roller/film with silicon oil as I always do in such cases with B&W machines.
However, during firing up of the machine it coded out with C3721 for too high temp in the center of the heating roller. Played a little with other fuser units in this machine and it turned out, as expected, that the problem lays in the fuser unit itself. Since none of the thermistors nor wiring was damaged it had to be another reason and it turned out after some testing that the use of excessive silicon oil prevented the film/roller from turning and therefore letting the middle thermistor believe that the fuser was overheating. After removing the excessive oil the service code went away and everything turned to normal again.
Just wanted to share this with you guys in case you didn't knew already.
Hans
However, during firing up of the machine it coded out with C3721 for too high temp in the center of the heating roller. Played a little with other fuser units in this machine and it turned out, as expected, that the problem lays in the fuser unit itself. Since none of the thermistors nor wiring was damaged it had to be another reason and it turned out after some testing that the use of excessive silicon oil prevented the film/roller from turning and therefore letting the middle thermistor believe that the fuser was overheating. After removing the excessive oil the service code went away and everything turned to normal again.
Just wanted to share this with you guys in case you didn't knew already.
Hans
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