I've got a Bizhub C658 that jams in the second cassette on every page. It's not registering that the paper is picked up. If I press the door closed firmly, it prints without issue. I've changed the sensor at the take up section, but it did not fix the issue. I know there are adjustment lines for leveling the door, but I wasn't sure if there was any adjustment for how tight the door holds shut. This was a machine we got pre-owned and it looks like it had a large capacity cassette on the side of the machine before we purchased it(sticker below the bypass is removed and some of the cutouts on the bottom cassette support this hypothesis), and as best as I can tell having that mounted to the side must have warped the door a little bit to the point that now it can't print from tray 2.
Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
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Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
I regularly superglued plastic shims to the latch. Not on the door but where it latches near the frame. I'd cut rectangles from old covers. They were about the perfect thickness. -
Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
i used to carry CD cases to break off plastic to either shim or use as crack repair reinforcement "plastic solder"We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.
The medication helps though...Comment
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Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
Thank you, I'm going to try that tomorrowComment
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Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
Kind of similar, I always put washers behind the plastic piece on the door that houses the idle rollers. Would always solve my T2 jams without changing how the door itself latchesComment
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Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
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Are you saying the front door is causing the jams??I would have guessed from your description that you are referring to the side door..In every case where we have had to take one of these off, re aligning them to shut correctly was a bear. Either jams or skew..EComment
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Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
These posts all pertain to the right side door that you would open to remove trans belt, fuser unit, paper feed unit, etc.Comment
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I don't believe this was a official bulletin, nor was one ever released, but there might as well be. Its worked so well as a quick and permanent fix all the way up to the 658s, although the "correct" solution is replacing the gray conveyance roller with the updated ribbed version and replacing the springs behind the white idle rollers. There's a bulletin for the latterComment
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Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
I don't believe this was a official bulletin, nor was one ever released, but there might as well be. Its worked so well as a quick and permanent fix all the way up to the 658s, although the "correct" solution is replacing the gray conveyance roller with the updated ribbed version and replacing the springs behind the white idle rollers. There's a bulletin for the latter
The bulletin with springs you refer to is attached to this email.Attached FilesComment
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I use the cover from the back that covers the PC connector for that. Cut squares an glue them on the inside of the machine side catches works like a charm for those 2002 and 9901...
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Re: Is it possible to adjust how firmly a door closes on an 8 series machine?
Have had this issue countless times and its always been remedied by following the steps in the bulletin above, just get some washers stick them on with either glue or tape and then put it back together.
It will put more pressure on the rollers, meaning it wont jam anymore.Comment
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