Sharp mxm 623
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Re: Sharp mxm 623
Usually I will put a pen line across the rollers to tell if they have turned or not. I have not had any drive issues on that model,does not mean there cant be one though. I had one the other day where the paper would not feed out. I saw with the pen line the rollers were turning. It turned out that some paper in the middle of the stack,about a quarter inch thick had bent over corner causing problem. Paper looked fine till I removed it from tray and saw that. I also saw no feed caused by bad rollers that were worn but did not look worn enough to cause no feed at all,but the new rollers fixed it. -
Re: Sharp mxm 623
There are 2 one-way clutches that weep oil and can slip on each feed assy. Also check to see if the trays are lifting to the correct position.sigpicComment
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Re: Sharp mxm 623
check torque limiters in the lcc1 and lcc2 trays and replace the tandem paper feed drive unit. the tandem drive unit has been a common point of failure since dragon1. also do 50-28 setup auto adjust when new unit is installed.Comment
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Re: Sharp mxm 623
Thanks!what is Dragon 1 though.......? Where do you get the drive units from and how much? thanks DaveComment
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It's more work getting the tandem drive pack out than it is to rebuild it. Lots of connectors and screws, gotta remove a fan, big motor, swing the lower right board out of the way, etc. Replacing the clutches will be slightly annoying (to line everything up) but overall quite easy. The unit comes with 4 clutches, so that's part of your price difference. Might be worth changing all 4 if customer is keeping the machine for a while. Haven't seen other components of unit fail before - just the clutches - so rebuilding is fine. Be advised the lower white tray liftup motor tends to come unplugged when you remove the unit - it's easy to miss. You're probably looking at a 75-90 minute job to do everything carefully the first time.Comment
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Re: Sharp mxm 623
It's more work getting the tandem drive pack out than it is to rebuild it. Lots of connectors and screws, gotta remove a fan, big motor, swing the lower right board out of the way, etc. Replacing the clutches will be slightly annoying (to line everything up) but overall quite easy. The unit comes with 4 clutches, so that's part of your price difference. Might be worth changing all 4 if customer is keeping the machine for a while. Haven't seen other components of unit fail before - just the clutches - so rebuilding is fine. Be advised the lower white tray liftup motor tends to come unplugged when you remove the unit - it's easy to miss. You're probably looking at a 75-90 minute job to do everything carefully the first time.Comment
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