SC544 of MPC2003

[PA3040]

Dear All, Does any one know any alternative solution to reset the SC544. Normally it uses special connector that comes with new Sleeve unit which we do not have right now
Please advice

[laitang]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

SC544: Fusing central thermopile high temperature detection

Check the triac on AC power supply board

[PA3040]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

SC544: Fusing central thermopile high temperature detection

Check the triac on AC power supply board

Dear lasting
Thanks for the reply
The problem is rectified but the SC code con't reset until connect the special connector that comes with new slveer unit to the Fusing unit which we do not have with us
Hoped you will understand

[laitang]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

That is new unit detection fuse

MP-C2003_detection_Fuse.JPG

[PA3040]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

That is new unit detection fuse

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Dear laitang,,

Your are correct but unfortunately we do not have this fuse. therefore I am asking alternates solution to reset the SC code
When SC544 rise we have to use this fuse to reset the Sc code

fuse.jpg

[laitang]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

I think you need to know the information (volt, mA) of the fuse. Sorry i dont know them. If you know, you can use an equivalent fuse.

[anothertech]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

Just try it with the lowest amp fuse you have, I don't think you can hurt anything if it's not the correct one. Give it a try, and let us know.

[slimslob]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

You might try removing the connector coupler that it plugs into and using a Pico fuse, probably less than 1 amp. Size shown is enlarged.

[PA3040]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

Just try it with the lowest amp fuse you have, I don't think you can hurt anything if it's not the correct one. Give it a try, and let us know.

Sure I will update tomorrow

[PA3040]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

I think you need to know the information (volt, mA) of the fuse. Sorry i dont know them. If you know, you can use an equivalent fuse.

Thanks
Please let me know, if you found any other reset method using SP mode other than this method

[Moza]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

All you need is a two pin connector with fairly long wires (I use an old harness from a finisher) then plug into the connecter for the new unit detection fuse. Re insert the fuser and close the door wilst keeping the wires outside the machine. Enter SP mode connect the two wires together and run SP 5810-002.

Once you've pressed execute give it a second and then pull wires apart. Machine will display " Completed " job done !!

[Lagonda]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

All you need is a two pin connector with fairly long wires ..........

A 1.25 amp fuse and 5 minutes with a soldering iron is a lot easier.
Replacing the fuse on a used fuser is known as a "Madonna job" around here.............It's like a virgin............

[NeoMatrix]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

A 1.25 amp fuse and 5 minutes with a soldering iron is a lot easier.
Replacing the fuse on a used fuser is known as a "Madonna job" around here.............It's like a virgin............

... .... Yeah to quote the term it's a true oxymoron .... A claytons virgin: the virgin you have when your not having a virgin.

[Moza]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

A 1.25 amp fuse and 5 minutes with a soldering iron is a lot easier.

Not really because I can use mine as many times as I want.

So what happens when you get an SC 544 but the fuser is fine ? just because Ricoh says you have to replace it doesn't mean it actually needs one.

[PA3040]

Re: SC544 of MPC2003

Dear All,
I did it successfully
I used 0.1 ohms fusible resistor
I checked the current with M.meter and observed that it pumps more than 1A current at certain time