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  • Fierhawk
    • May 2025
    #1

    Ricoh Aficio 401

    What would cause me to have to put the pressure of the fuser section on the highest setting in order to get good fixing after I just replaced the pressure roller? Any help appreciated, thank you.
    Tags: 401, aficio, dirty, pressure roller, ricoh
    • iMind
      Vacuum Cleaning Expert

      1,000+ Posts
      • Mar 2008
      • 1116
      #2
      Originally posted by Fierhawk
      What would cause me to have to put the pressure of the fuser section on the highest setting in order to get good fixing after I just replaced the pressure roller? Any help appreciated, thank you.
      The only thing that comes to mind is the teflon bushing of the fuser roller that fits into the bearings.
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        • Fierhawk
          • May 2025
          #3
          Thanks for the help. I have one other problem I need help with. The back of the copy gets a shadow, which from my experience comes from a dirty transfer belt. I have replaced the blade thinking the blade just wasn't cleaning the belt, the problem initially went away but came back. So probably not even a month ago I replaced the belt and blade and once again the problem went away. I got called back out there for a different problem but noticed the shadow on the back of the copy. So I was wondering what could be causing my problem?

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