Konica 7150 error code

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  • JimBeam
    Technician
    • Jun 2006
    • 42

    Konica 7150 error code

    Error code F35-2 (low fusing temperature).
    Both fixing heater lamps and both thermostats have continuity. All three fixing temperature sensors measure open. TH2 had to be cleaned because it was loaded with toner. I cleaned the male and female contacts on CN392 and verified connectivity on both CN98 and CN6. What else should I try? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
    Where there is no prophetic vision, the people perish.
  • Scott_Lewis
    Senior Tech

    500+ Posts
    • Mar 2007
    • 519

    #2
    Not getting enough voltage

    Not familiar with older Konicas....... but, I've had this problem with bad power relays that switch the lamps. You might be able to watch the lamp brightness, feel abnormal heat at the relay, see browning around the relays, or measure a less than line voltage at the lamp connectors.

    A loss of 5 volts is a lot. That would amount to having only about 91% of the original heating. A four minute warmup would be more like 4m 24s.

    You could also be losing power through any of the connectors. The lamp resistance is only about 13 ohms. It wouldn't take much to rob the power from the lamp.
    Last edited by Scott_Lewis; 06-13-2007, 05:30 AM. Reason: add more thoughts

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    • JimBeam
      Technician
      • Jun 2006
      • 42

      #3
      Thank you ever so much, scott_lewis. I'll check it out.
      Where there is no prophetic vision, the people perish.

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      • ebm
        Trusted Tech

        100+ Posts
        • Apr 2007
        • 183

        #4
        The power supply on the lower left side of the machine (need to remove finisher) is common suspect when dealing with fuser error codes. We also have problems if the cleaning roller screw on the rear side is not tightened down it works its way out and digs a groove in the heat roller where the thermistor sits.

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        • JimBeam
          Technician
          • Jun 2006
          • 42

          #5
          Thanks ebm and again, scott_lewis. I reset the error code with service mode 25, dipsw 3-1. I saw dipswitch reset in my service manual and immediately commenced to search for a PHYSICAL dipswitch. No wonder my first wife still calls me a DIP to this day! Thanks again for all of your support in this matter.
          Where there is no prophetic vision, the people perish.

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