This is what sharp says:
When conducting the work with the removal/ installation of Fusing unit, Simulation 6-8 needs to be executed.
Based on the fact above, we answer to your questions below:
1. When a new fuser unit - spare parts / consumables - was installed to a machine.
=> Yes.
2. When a new fuser unit taken out of a new machine is installed to an other new machine?
=> Yes.
3. When a used fuser unit, taken out of a machine, is installed to an other machine?
=> Yes.
4. When a new machine should be installed?
=> No. (There is no procedure to remove/ install Fusing unit during the installation of the new machine.)
5. In all cases when a fuser is installed to any machine regardless where is comes?
=> Yes.
The thing is, I just did the 6-8 sim on 3 brand new out of the box machines, all of which give me F +3
Is this something we should be doing while starting op the machine too?
We've had 3 fusingbelts suddenly unraveling so far.
2 in the shop, machines that were beeing prepared for delivery.
One with a client after 1500 prints.
When conducting the work with the removal/ installation of Fusing unit, Simulation 6-8 needs to be executed.
Based on the fact above, we answer to your questions below:
1. When a new fuser unit - spare parts / consumables - was installed to a machine.
=> Yes.
2. When a new fuser unit taken out of a new machine is installed to an other new machine?
=> Yes.
3. When a used fuser unit, taken out of a machine, is installed to an other machine?
=> Yes.
4. When a new machine should be installed?
=> No. (There is no procedure to remove/ install Fusing unit during the installation of the new machine.)
5. In all cases when a fuser is installed to any machine regardless where is comes?
=> Yes.
The thing is, I just did the 6-8 sim on 3 brand new out of the box machines, all of which give me F +3
Is this something we should be doing while starting op the machine too?
We've had 3 fusingbelts suddenly unraveling so far.
2 in the shop, machines that were beeing prepared for delivery.
One with a client after 1500 prints.
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