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  • fshead
    Service Manager

    1,000+ Posts
    • Jan 2009
    • 2356
    #1

    mpc3502 thermisters

    hi
    hope all are staying away from this horrible disease,Thanks CHINA wet markets,i hope that exotic animal you butchered and ate was worth it...
    but anyway my parts manual does not break down fuser parts,no on mpc3002,mpc4502 nor SPC830..
    Anyone have either the pages or the part numbers for the pressure and sleeve thermisters?
    I have a few fusers to rebuild while sitting watching the wheels go around..........
    Tags: hope, pages, part, spc830, thermisters
    • stuuk
      Technician
      • May 2017
      • 13
      #2
      Re: mpc3502 thermisters

      same for both 3002 and 4502
      pressure roller thermistors
      AW10 0144 middle
      AW10 0143 front

      sleeve has 2 non contact sensors
      AW10 0186
      AW10 0185
      parts numbers are the same for both north america and europe

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        • copier tech
          Field Supervisor

          5,000+ Posts
          • Jan 2014
          • 7930
          #3
          Re: mpc3502 thermisters

          D111_D142_Fuser Parts.pdf
          Originally posted by fshead
          hi
          hope all are staying away from this horrible disease,Thanks CHINA wet markets,i hope that exotic animal you butchered and ate was worth it...
          but anyway my parts manual does not break down fuser parts,no on mpc3002,mpc4502 nor SPC830..
          Anyone have either the pages or the part numbers for the pressure and sleeve thermisters?
          I have a few fusers to rebuild while sitting watching the wheels go around..........
          Why does your parts manual not list fuser parts!?

          D111_D142_Fuser Parts.pdf
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            • fshead
              Service Manager

              1,000+ Posts
              • Jan 2009
              • 2356
              #4
              Re: mpc3502 thermisters

              Originally posted by copier tech
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              Why does your parts manual not list fuser parts!?

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              i dont know..
              it just shows the whole fuser unit...Maybe the LAZY TECH MANUAL.............
              THANKS ALL

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                • slimslob
                  Retired

                  Site Contributor
                  25,000+ Posts
                  • May 2013
                  • 35058
                  #5
                  Re: mpc3502 thermisters

                  Originally posted by fshead
                  i dont know..
                  it just shows the whole fuser unit...Maybe the LAZY TECH MANUAL.............
                  THANKS ALL
                  Maybe you were used to the older catalog layout and did not know that you needed to page down. I personally hate the new layout as it is harder to see how the parts went together.

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                    • UNICORNico
                      Trusted Tech

                      250+ Posts
                      • May 2018
                      • 309
                      #6
                      Re: mpc3502 thermisters

                      Originally posted by slimslob
                      Maybe you were used to the older catalog layout and did not know that you needed to page down. I personally hate the new layout as it is harder to see how the parts went together.
                      I think there are several of us who don't like the new design.
                      Miniatures, to identify the pieces can tend to confusion and the lines of "positioning" are so inaccurate that in some manuals are wrong, marking positions where the part is not needed.
                      "ALL WILL BE WELL" The battle cry that most inspires me to follow, from the DC's Comic character that I admire the most. And I feel satisfied with being better every day, and with using Gnu-Linux as my usual Operating System.Apologies for my English, it's not my mother tongue and I'm helping the translator.

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                        • mga
                          Copier Technician

                          Site Contributor
                          1,000+ Posts
                          • Dec 2010
                          • 1393
                          #7
                          Re: mpc3502 thermisters

                          Originally posted by UNICORNico
                          I think there are several of us who don't like the new design.
                          Miniatures, to identify the pieces can tend to confusion and the lines of "positioning" are so inaccurate that in some manuals are wrong, marking positions where the part is not needed.
                          Hi if make a contribution to the site I will supply manuals if needed but please request in service manual forum take care
                          Regards Mark

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                            • tsbservice
                              Field tech

                              Site Contributor
                              5,000+ Posts
                              • May 2007
                              • 7635
                              #8
                              Re: mpc3502 thermisters

                              Originally posted by UNICORNico
                              I think there are several of us who don't like the new design.
                              Miniatures, to identify the pieces can tend to confusion and the lines of "positioning" are so inaccurate that in some manuals are wrong, marking positions where the part is not needed.
                              Originally posted by mga
                              Hi if make a contribution to the site I will supply manuals if needed but please request in service manual forum take care
                              Mark, don't think he(UNICORNico) asked for manual, looks like he has access to parts catalog...anyway I'm all in with you on sharing part .
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                                • UNICORNico
                                  Trusted Tech

                                  250+ Posts
                                  • May 2018
                                  • 309
                                  #9
                                  Re: mpc3502 thermisters

                                  Originally posted by tsbservice
                                  Mark, don't think he(UNICORNico) asked for manual, looks like he has access to parts catalog...anyway I'm all in with you on sharing part .
                                  Sorry about the confusion. xD hahaha!!!
                                  I was simply making a complaint from the recent parts catalogues, a few years ago. The 3D format, I find bad to anger, to be able to identify certain pieces and I prefer the classics, which are numbered.
                                  "ALL WILL BE WELL" The battle cry that most inspires me to follow, from the DC's Comic character that I admire the most. And I feel satisfied with being better every day, and with using Gnu-Linux as my usual Operating System.Apologies for my English, it's not my mother tongue and I'm helping the translator.

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