Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

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  • copykat93
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    #16
    Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

    Oh, the good old chain driven days... DC-513z, 313z, 211/213/121/131 and so on... worked well, but a little noisy, fusers were way better with aluminum core/teflon coated. Been doing this since 1986... good times.. I do love this site!!

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    • Larhal
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      #17
      Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

      I can remember radiant fusers, The kind like on Xerox 914. Had to have a fire extinguisher near by when they had a paper jam.
      Larhal

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      If all else fails read the Service Manual!

      If that fails, meet me at the pub and we will discuss it.

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      • allan
        RTFM!!

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        • Apr 2010
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        #18
        Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

        Replace the fuser yesterday. I forgot how easy it comes out. Its a heavy unit. Its a shame it does not do what it was intended for. Its an easy machine to work on that much I can testify to.
        Whatever

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        • blackcat4866
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          #19
          Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

          On the A4 Kyoceras you will get the best results if you run them hard, as many prints as the machine can do.

          Most of our machines are placed in situations of 5K or less per month. That's the worst possible scenario. A few have been ran to 50K, 60K, or even 100K per month. They'll run PM to PM in that situation. I used to read the specs and think: "That's ridiculous!", but it turns out to be true.

          You'll also kill the machine in a year. =^..^=
          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 =^..^=

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          • davidmtupper
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            #20
            Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

            Originally posted by blackcat4866
            On the A4 Kyoceras you will get the best results if you run them hard, as many prints as the machine can do.

            Most of our machines are placed in situations of 5K or less per month. That's the worst possible scenario. A few have been ran to 50K, 60K, or even 100K per month. They'll run PM to PM in that situation. I used to read the specs and think: "That's ridiculous!", but it turns out to be true.

            You'll also kill the machine in a year. =^..^=
            I agree with this 100%. The best running one I had in my territory got replaced at over 650K copies because the frame was worn out and wouldn't evenly apply fuser pressure. It was the only one I had that made yield on all parts, over on some.

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            • dickierock
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              #21
              Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

              Originally posted by tmaged
              Warranty them until you can't, then rebuild them following some of the threads on here. Remove the teflon sliding sheet.
              Hiya,
              Are you removing the sliding sheet altogether or replacing it with a new one??

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              • rapo_tech
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                • Feb 2019
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                #22
                Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

                Originally posted by dickierock
                Hiya,
                Are you removing the sliding sheet altogether or replacing it with a new one??

                You will remove only oil pad and use HP grease.

                Kyocera P2235dn, M2040dn fuser repair. - YouTube

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                • tmaged
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                  #23
                  Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

                  Remove the Teflon sheet.
                  Hope that helps !
                  -Tony
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                  • dickierock
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                    #24
                    Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

                    Originally posted by tmaged
                    Remove the Teflon sheet.
                    Excellent, how much longer roughly are the fusers lasting with this adjustment?

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                    • rapo_tech
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                      #25
                      Re: Kyocera 2540 got me worried.

                      Originally posted by dickierock
                      Excellent, how much longer roughly are the fusers lasting with this adjustment?

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