Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

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  • ChrisG
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    • Oct 2013
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    Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

    Wondering if there was any firmware updates for this condition?
    Jams shows at the reg sensor (006) every time and it's obvious by the buckle in the paper, that the rollers never turned on. Tried swapping the two motors in back and got the same results. All sensors check. Again it only seems to be an issue when doing mixed sized originals. Can run short edge LTR and LGL all day on copy,scan, and/or df free run.

    Was going to read the theory of operations for that particular DF but couldn't find it anywhere in the service manual.

    Help always appreciated.

    Chris
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  • slimslob
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    • May 2013
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    #2
    Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

    Do you have mixed size originals turned on? If not, it will assume the 6002 will assume that all documents in the set are the same length.

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    • Iowatech
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      2,500+ Posts
      • Dec 2009
      • 3933

      #3
      Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

      Slimslob, I've been out of the field for a while, and am probably not the sharpest utensil in the drawer, but if the size sensors in the feed tray (SADF2, p 30 i 26) need cleaned wouldn't it cause something like that? Something like that used to happen on an older machine that I actually worked on. Stupid dusty truck dispatching office.
      No, wait, the office wasn't stupid, the dust was, while the outside of that machine always looked remarkably clean, the dust apparently always went straight for the sensors in the ADF feed tray for some reason. D'oh.
      Sorry if this was a dumb comment.

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      • slimslob
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        #4
        Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

        Originally posted by Iowatech
        Slimslob, I've been out of the field for a while, and am probably not the sharpest utensil in the drawer, but if the size sensors in the feed tray (SADF2, p 30 i 26) need cleaned wouldn't it cause something like that? Something like that used to happen on an older machine that I actually worked on. Stupid dusty truck dispatching office.
        No, wait, the office wasn't stupid, the dust was, while the outside of that machine always looked remarkably clean, the dust apparently always went straight for the sensors in the ADF feed tray for some reason. D'oh.
        Sorry if this was a dumb comment.
        I would agree if it wasn't mixed sizes. When you select mixed size for originals, it uses the time for each of the originals to pass the skew sensor. With mixed off the length sensors on the feed table gives the length of the first and all the rest are assumed to be the same.

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        • NeoMatrix
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          2,500+ Posts
          • Nov 2010
          • 3514

          #5
          Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

          ADF Jams ... ~~thinking ~~~~

          Mixed length originals through ADF verses the Auto paper detection function of paper tray settings.

          Are the paper trays set to fixed sizes and the scan originals don't match the paper size of the tray?

          There was and old post about MP6001-2 series and DF jambs.

          You may like to search CTN for MP C6000 ADF jambs.

          hang on <tap, tap, tap>


          MP6000 ADF runs 3 or 4 sheets then goes int ADF jam.



          I can't find the post I'm looking for. The above will keep you busy...

          HTH
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          • MIKON
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            • Jul 2015
            • 178

            #6
            Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

            Try cleaning shaft and gear where arrow is
            Attached Files

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            • dpoutz
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              50+ Posts
              • May 2011
              • 78

              #7
              Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

              Originally posted by Iowatech
              Slimslob, I've been out of the field for a while, and am probably not the sharpest utensil in the drawer, but if the size sensors in the feed tray (SADF2, p 30 i 26) need cleaned wouldn't it cause something like that? Something like that used to happen on an older machine that I actually worked on. Stupid dusty truck dispatching office.
              No, wait, the office wasn't stupid, the dust was, while the outside of that machine always looked remarkably clean, the dust apparently always went straight for the sensors in the ADF feed tray for some reason. D'oh.
              Sorry if this was a dumb comment.
              No real fix change dpi for scanning and mixed size originals but the main thing is using superlube or tri flow and clean and lube any bushing and 1 way you can on the front and back of adf this definitely will help the issue

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              • aap
                Junior Member
                • Feb 2022
                • 2

                #8
                Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

                Hi! So what is the real fix for this problem? Cleaning and lubricating?

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                • slimslob
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                  Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

                  Originally posted by aap
                  Hi! So what is the real fix for this problem? Cleaning and lubricating?
                  This thread was four and a half years ago, dead and buried grave robber.

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                  • aap
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                    • Feb 2022
                    • 2

                    #10
                    Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

                    Originally posted by slimslob
                    This thread was four and a half years ago, dead and buried grave robber.
                    And so what? I've got this problem right now! And this thread is the only info found.
                    That MFU has done about 4 million. And this problem is still not permanent, but more and more frequent.
                    Tomorrow, I'll try to clean and lube all sensors and gears. May be, do some resets.
                    What can I do more?

                    Thank you, for your reply!

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                    • anothertech
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                      • Nov 2007
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                      #11
                      Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

                      ADF firmware should be 1.020:02

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                      • slimslob
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                        #12
                        Re: Ricoh 6002 DF Jams on mixed sizes only

                        Originally posted by aap
                        And so what? I've got this problem right now! And this thread is the only info found.
                        That MFU has done about 4 million. And this problem is still not permanent, but more and more frequent.
                        Tomorrow, I'll try to clean and lube all sensors and gears. May be, do some resets.
                        What can I do more?

                        Thank you, for your reply!
                        You do what everyone else with any form of intelligence foes, you start a new thread.

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