Anybody have a part number for the fuser assy for this model. I have A267-7281 but the parts people tell me this number is discontinued.
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Re: A267 fuser
That's the same part number that I found. I'm not surprised the assy is discontinued, but it would be much cheaper at this point, to buy an entire parts machine than a new Fuser assembly for this old beast. Out of curiosity, why you need the whole unit? -
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I like to keep an assy around to swap in the field, then rebuild when I have a tech in the shop for a day. This one was damaged beyond repair and I still have a couple of the old dogs around.sigpic
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Re: A267 fuser
I doubt if you will find one as they stopped production of parts for this model 2-3 years ago.At least 50% of IT is a solution looking for a problem.Comment
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Re: A267 fuser
We still use p/n: A2677532, if you are after an Aficio 220/270 (single thermistor/single lamp) unit.
The B0317280 (stated before) is for the Aficio 1022/2022 (B022)(twin thermistor/twin lamps) machine.
To my knowledge you cannot swop the 2 as the outside frame is the same, but the inside is different (1 or 2 lamps) and 1 or 2 thermistors. Most of the other internal parts are swopable.
These are all the same model. There was also a Aficio 220 - mechanically the same, just slower cpm.
Ricoh: Aficio 270
Savin: 9927DP
Gestetner: 3227
Lanier: 5227
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Re: A267 fuser
Appologies for the voltage slip! Out here we use 220V AC.
The part for the 120v AC (as far as I can find) is A2677281.
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Re: A267 fuser
try Scott Morgan @ scott@recycledparts.us. only snag that units will be for 120 Vlots but you can easily replace the lamps.Voluntary assistance can be your greatest gift once you do not degrade the recipient.
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