RICOH Aficio MP C3500 Error Code SC 548 and 549

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  • Naveed Shahid
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    • May 2008
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    #1

    RICOH Aficio MP C3500 Error Code SC 548 and 549

    Hello Every One,

    i am facing a problem in ricoh aficio mp c3500 once i on the machine its appear sc 548 i am try to reset the machine but lcd also not working i cannot enter in service mode can any one give some solution and any idea

    thanks
    naveed
    toshiba_estudio@yahoo.com
  • ricoco
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    • Jan 2011
    • 122

    #2
    From what you describe seems that you have a problem with IOB

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    • Eric1968
      Service Manager

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      • Jan 2009
      • 2459

      #3
      SC548 is a Fusing Unit Error : Fusing Unit Rotation Error.
      SC549 is also a Fusing Unit Error : Ferrite Roller Rotation Error

      The machine doesn't detect rotation of the belt/ferrite roller. Belt rotation is monitored by a sensor. This sensor becomes dirty because the fan attached there is blowing dirt it it. Clean/replace the sensor (and also the Ferrite Roller sensor), and reset the error with SP5-810.

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      • ricoco
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        • Jan 2011
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        #4
        Originally posted by Eric1968
        SC548 is a Fusing Unit Error : Fusing Unit Rotation Error.
        SC549 is also a Fusing Unit Error : Ferrite Roller Rotation Error

        The machine doesn't detect rotation of the belt/ferrite roller. Belt rotation is monitored by a sensor. This sensor becomes dirty because the fan attached there is blowing dirt it it. Clean/replace the sensor (and also the Ferrite Roller sensor), and reset the error with SP5-810.
        You are right Eric, these sensors are often dirty. But he also says that the LCD does not work ...
        The LCD connects to the IOB. These sensors you speak are also connected in the IOB?
        It is a matter of seeing the point-to-point and remove doubt.
        The two things do not work.. thats why i pointed to the IOB

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        • tsdaz

          #5
          SC548

          SYMPTOM]
          SC548 (fusing unit rotation error) or SC549 (ferrite core rotation error) occurs while the fusing unit is warming up from a standby mode.
          Answer

          CAUSE
          1) Engine firmware bug: A rotation detection error occurs while the fusing unit is rotating. 2) The fusing unit is tilted slightly when it is attached. This causes the encoders [A] to contact the detection sensors in the machine [B]. [IMG]file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/darren.kaye/Application%20Data/PC%20Download%20Client/EU/web_resources/global-ricoh/img//G2/G0/G4/RB222067_image001.jpg[/IMG]
          SOLUTION
          For cause #1:
          Update the Engine firmware to the following version or later.
          VersionProgram No.Effective DateV1.64:01B2235117RJanuary 2010 productionNote: The accuracy of fusing rotation detection was improved. See RTB #RB222009 for more details. For cause #2:
          Replace the fusing unit encoder [A] and two sensors [B] on the machine side.
          [IMG]file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/darren.kaye/Application%20Data/PC%20Download%20Client/EU/web_resources/global-ricoh/img//G2/G0/G4/RB222067_image002.jpg[/IMG] [A]: B2234240 (ENCODER:SENSOR:TURN)
          [B]: AW020190 (PHOTOINTERRUPTOR)


          Note: The shapes of the above parts were changed to improve the reliability of contact between the encoder and sensor.[IMG]file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/darren.kaye/Application%20Data/PC%20Download%20Client/EU/web_resources/global-ricoh/img//G2/G0/G4/RB222067_image003.jpg[/IMG]

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          • kopikat
            Technician
            • Jan 2011
            • 15

            #6
            first off all he needs to change the outter touch screen i have had a load of these going faulty ,they cost under a euro.then you can replace the sensors (to the left of the fuser as you look in from the side part no. gw020020) and reset the error

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            • kopikat
              Technician
              • Jan 2011
              • 15

              #7
              BTW part no for touch screen b2239900

              eamon

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              • techsass
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                • Dec 2010
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                #8
                Hope I'm not hijacking this thread, but does anybody know the part # for the sensor on an MPc5000? I had one yesterday where the bracket was bent all out of sorts. I did my best to get it back in line, but the sensor is still wobbling and giving me intermittent SC548s.

                I can't seem to get the hang of the 3D manuals and was unable to find it. I did luck upon the bracket when I did a search for "sensor", but I can't tell which (if any) of the sensors it showed me is the same as the one I'm looking for.

                Thanks,

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                • sebreizh
                  Technician
                  • Oct 2009
                  • 28

                  #9
                  I had the same problem. It was the ferite roller on fusing unit.

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                  • Slakkie4x2
                    Technician
                    • Feb 2011
                    • 27

                    #10
                    Hi there,


                    the ferrite roller's plastic sort of bushing's at the end's get worn out. that can be a cause.
                    the 2 sensor inside the machine can come loose from there bracket's.

                    you tried calabrating the touch screen or tried another touch screen from another machine.
                    you can also try calabrating the touch screen on another machine

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                    • techsass
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                      • Dec 2010
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                      #11
                      Found this on the Ricoh web site. It might help.
                      Attached Files

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                      • ptrflrs
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                        • Dec 2010
                        • 192

                        #12
                        Originally posted by sebreizh
                        I had the same problem. It was the ferite roller on fusing unit.
                        True, you can replace the less expensive pm kit (PMB222160K) which includes the ferrite core or the whole fusing assy. (B2234021) which is about twice as much(@ $640 USD last I checked) or modify a p/n 402718 color printer fusing unit which is somewhere between the pm kit and the actual fusing unit. You will have to flip a couple of wires in the harness -no biggie, takes a few extra minutes but worth every penny...

                        I work for one of (if not the biggest) ricoh dealerships in the US.
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                        • startledbunny
                          Junior Member
                          • Feb 2009
                          • 6

                          #13
                          Originally posted by kopikat
                          first off all he needs to change the outter touch screen i have had a load of these going faulty ,they cost under a euro.then you can replace the sensors (to the left of the fuser as you look in from the side part no. gw020020) and reset the error
                          There are modified sensors now available, which have a wider gap for the flags to go through P/N: AW020190
                          Also I've had to reinforce the sensors in place with paper clips wound around them to stop them falling out as easily. Looks ugly, but does the trick.

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                          • jondrei2007

                            #14
                            hello to all - how to identify the thermistor wreckage?? without removing fusing unit??
                            thanks

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                            • TonerMunkeh
                              Professional Moron

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                              • Apr 2008
                              • 3873

                              #15
                              There isn't a way, you've got to strip the fuser to see the thermistors in the first place. I suppose a mark on the belt or press roller would give away a damaged or heavily toner caked one.
                              It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.

                              Hit it.

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