Hi, everyone, as I said in the previous thread (mp5054 random jam) that I managed to fix, I had to try the parts replaced by the customer, here on one of our mp4054, so, I reassembled the parts I didn't use (BCU) and the others that were those of the customer (paper exit, fuser, pcdu) and here the casino happened.
the mp4054, which previously worked, now gives me sc554-02, which was not there at the customer.
I took the fuser of another mp4054, and mounted it on that, performing the classic procedure with the fuse, only the fuse blew, the machine reset, but sc554-02 returned immediately.
the fusers unit both worked, one was that of the customer, with the pressure roller damaged, but it worked (200k), the other instead of our machine mp4054 is practically almost new, I suspect that the BCU has been damaged, which by the way I didn't even use it, I just took it apart from here, put it in a box, and then brought it back and reassembled here, what do you think?
one more thing ...... I'm going to make an external button to replace the fuses, which I have now finished.
I've seen someone put a switch, others a button, what's better? and how do you know the right time to operate it?
if they originally put a fuse, it means that the fraction of useful time is minimal, do you have any advice on this too?
the mp4054, which previously worked, now gives me sc554-02, which was not there at the customer.
I took the fuser of another mp4054, and mounted it on that, performing the classic procedure with the fuse, only the fuse blew, the machine reset, but sc554-02 returned immediately.
the fusers unit both worked, one was that of the customer, with the pressure roller damaged, but it worked (200k), the other instead of our machine mp4054 is practically almost new, I suspect that the BCU has been damaged, which by the way I didn't even use it, I just took it apart from here, put it in a box, and then brought it back and reassembled here, what do you think?
one more thing ...... I'm going to make an external button to replace the fuses, which I have now finished.
I've seen someone put a switch, others a button, what's better? and how do you know the right time to operate it?
if they originally put a fuse, it means that the fraction of useful time is minimal, do you have any advice on this too?
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