Konica 7145 F51-2

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  • RookieTech
    Technician
    • Jun 2008
    • 46
    #1

    Konica 7145 F51-2

    Hey guys I have a Konica 7145 with a F51-2 error code, fuser motor error. Anyone have this part number available?

    Thanks
    Tags: 7145, advised, f512, failure, konica, mrwho, prcb
    • copytechman
      Senior Tech

      Site Contributor
      500+ Posts
      • Nov 2008
      • 926
      #2
      Better make sure it's the motor (u can swap with other motors w/same pn# in this machine to test!) Cuz sometimes its not... often it is a control board icp failure.. repaired a few of those!

      Pn# is printed right on the motor

      Regards!
      A!

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        • mrwho
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          • Apr 2009
          • 4299
          #3
          DESCRIPTION: F51-02. The fixing motor M11, will not turn in diagnostics. CAUSE: Loss of 24VDC to the Fixing drive motor.
          SOLUTION: Replace the PRCB (p/n 40LA-9029).

          Try this, could be that the motor is OK. Check the ICPS on the PRCB before ordering a new one, as copytechman said.
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            • RookieTech
              Technician
              • Jun 2008
              • 46
              #4
              Originally posted by mrwho
              DESCRIPTION: F51-02. The fixing motor M11, will not turn in diagnostics. CAUSE: Loss of 24VDC to the Fixing drive motor.
              SOLUTION: Replace the PRCB (p/n 40LA-9029).

              Try this, could be that the motor is OK. Check the ICPS on the PRCB before ordering a new one, as copytechman said.

              From a previous post, it was advised to replace the Corona unit in conjunction with the main board. Does this seem logical, or will the main board correct the problem?

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