Kyocera 7052ci jam that won't clear. Exit Feed switch?

[subaro]

Re: Kyocera 7052ci jam that won't clear. Exit Feed switch?

I'm going to have to disagree. A stated in this thread by multiple users, the same sensor will have up to 3 different names thus making it harder than need be to locate said sensor.

Well, let's see. As I mention before, the parts manual can help you find parts quickly . In the parts manual there is a section for the exit section and the exit sensor is pointed out there. I looked and found it easily . Go to page 74 of the pdf parts manual and take a look. The combination of the service and parts manual is very useful in finding parts and functions.

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: Kyocera 7052ci jam that won't clear. Exit Feed switch?

Well, let's see. As I mention before, the parts manual can help you find parts quickly . In the parts manual there is a section for the exit section and the exit sensor is pointed out there. I looked and found it easily . Go to page 74 of the pdf parts manual and take a look. The combination of the service and parts manual is very useful in finding parts and functions.

I think you're over-looking the problem that I refer to. Go to sim. 31 and look at the name of the sensors. Now look in (any) manual and find the sensor by the same name.



I've come up with my own way of finding them quickly and I've talked about it in this thread.

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: Kyocera 7052ci jam that won't clear. Exit Feed switch?

One last comment. I can go to simulation 31 and there are 17 sensors listed. It takes me 30 seconds to find each one. And I never even crack open a manual. Yes, I can find them in the service/part manual but I just found it too much work for my liking.


If you want to test that theory. Look up all 17 and ask yourself how long it took you to physically find each sensor. I'll bet it took longer than 30-seconds.

[bsm2]

Re: Kyocera 7052ci jam that won't clear. Exit Feed switch?

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