Re: mpc2050 jams at regi. sens. log -17
Hello, dear fellows.
I'd like to add advice from my years of experience repairing the MPC2050s. The clutches for A4 trays are usually changed while reconditionning machines.
At users' places all you need to prevent mysterious jams from A4 trays is to check wether the end fence is pressed on the paper stack. You just have to loosen it, letting 1 or 2 mm from the paper stack.
I've spent months and months changing the clutches at customers' offices, it's a quite long work and often useless. The simple fact of checking if the end fence is in the correct position solves at least 90% of the jams.
If jams still occur, check if the tray lock mechanism is not broken. If so, change the tray.
(I'm french, sorry if I turn my sentences in a weird way).
Hello, dear fellows.
I'd like to add advice from my years of experience repairing the MPC2050s. The clutches for A4 trays are usually changed while reconditionning machines.
At users' places all you need to prevent mysterious jams from A4 trays is to check wether the end fence is pressed on the paper stack. You just have to loosen it, letting 1 or 2 mm from the paper stack.
I've spent months and months changing the clutches at customers' offices, it's a quite long work and often useless. The simple fact of checking if the end fence is in the correct position solves at least 90% of the jams.
If jams still occur, check if the tray lock mechanism is not broken. If so, change the tray.
(I'm french, sorry if I turn my sentences in a weird way).
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