Zeus is kicking my ass again.
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Re: Zeus is kicking my ass again.
We have a 6651ci with intermittent C1410. De curler motor error
A new Exit unit above the Fuser and Exit Unit from Bridge to Finisher has been installed. A new Bridge Unit and Bridge Unit drive assy too! the sensor actuator mod from 2014 has also been done....Running out of ideas other than engine board now.
Any suggestions appreciated.If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=Comment
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Re: Zeus is kicking my ass again.
We have found many of ours after 2M would have these worn sensors. It's hard to see unless you put it next to a new one. Made it a habit to change them out or at least go there first for strange jamming issuesComment
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Re: Zeus is kicking my ass again.
We have been back and changed all the clutches in the drive unit and the relay clutches plus the one in the conveying door....It lasted 2 days before coming in again...firmware up to date....
Going back tomorrow for another look but will probably be ordering engine board!
Machine is too old for kyocera to give us any support!!Comment
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Re: Zeus is kicking my ass again.
I did give it some thought, but it's not a particularly easy theory to test out. I think I have a picture:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]31405[/ATTACH]
Do you see the ground spring on the front of the drive unit? About 39mm to the right of that you can see the plunger of the bridge interlock switch. It does change state from infinite to 0 ohms. This particular switch does not appear in the U031 sensor diagnostics. It is directly behind the bridge unit, so you cannot see it at all with the bridge closed. Additionally, the only place you could pin out the switch is on the bridge unit controller, trapped between the back wall of the copier and the back of the bridge unit, completely inaccessible. I can be fairly certain that the interlock is being made though. When the MFP is in one of it's moods, BRSW2 shows blocked any time the bridge unit is inserted (and the interlock made).
[ATTACH=CONFIG]31406[/ATTACH]
I think I've got that one covered. Thanks for the ideas. =^..^=Comment
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That sensor loves to break. I use the grip end of my telescopic magnet to check if it is loose or not before ripping the exit unit out. Glad you were able to find itComment
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Re: Zeus is kicking my ass again.
I did give it some thought, but it's not a particularly easy theory to test out. I think I have a picture:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]31405[/ATTACH]
Do you see the ground spring on the front of the drive unit? About 39mm to the right of that you can see the plunger of the bridge interlock switch. It does change state from infinite to 0 ohms. This particular switch does not appear in the U031 sensor diagnostics. It is directly behind the bridge unit, so you cannot see it at all with the bridge closed. Additionally, the only place you could pin out the switch is on the bridge unit controller, trapped between the back wall of the copier and the back of the bridge unit, completely inaccessible. I can be fairly certain that the interlock is being made though. When the MFP is in one of it's moods, BRSW2 shows blocked any time the bridge unit is inserted (and the interlock made).
[ATTACH=CONFIG]31406[/ATTACH]
I think I've got that one covered. Thanks for the ideas. =^..^=Comment
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Re: Zeus is kicking my ass again.
Thanks, I think the tech there figured that out. He said it works fine if you push in on the bridge unit transport section, the section you pull out the remove jams, so he wedged a folded up piece of paper in there as a temporary solution.Comment
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