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Hello I have a Kyocera Taskalfa 6550ci jam code 4211 I found that the exit unit motor stalls I replaced the motor same problem it spins until the paper hits it then stops. could it be a wiring harness or board?
Re: Kyocera Taskalfa 6550ci exit unit motor stalls
Originally posted by carolscurriculum
Hello I have a Kyocera Taskalfa 6550ci jam code 4211 I found that the exit unit motor stalls I replaced the motor same problem it spins until the paper hits it then stops. could it be a wiring harness or board?
Re: Kyocera Taskalfa 6550ci exit unit motor stalls
Do you see any 4911, 4912, 4913, 4914? =^..^=
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Re: Kyocera Taskalfa 6550ci exit unit motor stalls
Originally posted by Phil B.
could be a sensor
checked the sensors and narrowed it down to the exit motor I found that the exit unit motor stop when the paper hits it EVEN STARTS AT ALL I replaced the motor same problem it spins until the paper hits it then stops. could it be a wiring harness or board?
Re: Kyocera Taskalfa 6550ci exit unit motor stalls
Originally posted by carolscurriculum
checked the sensors and narrowed it down to the exit motor I found that the exit unit motor stop when the paper hits it EVEN STARTS AT ALL I replaced the motor same problem it spins until the paper hits it then stops. could it be a wiring harness or board?
31 years in the industry has taught me NOTHING is impossible when it comes to equipment .
yes very possible it could be a harness or board. pinched wires can cause ALL SORTS of issues.
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