Good afternoon ladies and gents,
I come to you with an issue.
This document feeder is creating some abnormal noise in the rear. I've identified where I think the issue is, and have tried reforming the plate it's attached to, but like Arnie, it's back.
I've attached a photo. The gear and clutch (CL1) don't seem to mesh properly, and CL1 skips over the smaller gear. As far as I can tell, there aren't any staples, or paperclips stuck between gear teeth. I've thought about putting some card or some sort of solid filler between the mounting plate that the clutch (CL1) sits on, and what looks to be the frame of the DF, to try and push those gears closer together. My thought process was that a staple got stuck somewhere at some point and cause enough stress to warp that plate ever so slightly to just pull those gears far enough apart.
I've tried to look for bulletins regarding this issue, but haven't had any luck. I'm hoping perhaps someone may have an idea I haven't thought of, or can direct me to a super-secret bulletin somewhere.
Eagerly awaiting a reply.
I come to you with an issue.
This document feeder is creating some abnormal noise in the rear. I've identified where I think the issue is, and have tried reforming the plate it's attached to, but like Arnie, it's back.
I've attached a photo. The gear and clutch (CL1) don't seem to mesh properly, and CL1 skips over the smaller gear. As far as I can tell, there aren't any staples, or paperclips stuck between gear teeth. I've thought about putting some card or some sort of solid filler between the mounting plate that the clutch (CL1) sits on, and what looks to be the frame of the DF, to try and push those gears closer together. My thought process was that a staple got stuck somewhere at some point and cause enough stress to warp that plate ever so slightly to just pull those gears far enough apart.
I've tried to look for bulletins regarding this issue, but haven't had any luck. I'm hoping perhaps someone may have an idea I haven't thought of, or can direct me to a super-secret bulletin somewhere.
Eagerly awaiting a reply.
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