I've been working on a Sharp MX 5111N that was in a flood back in April of this year. The customer brought the copier to me and I in turn had them bring it back to their place; the person bringing copier back did not secure the copier well and thus broke the display ass'y and front door. I started on the copier removing all covers and everything inside(image units; toner, fuser, etc... I then put two commercial dryers on the copier for a week; afterwards I went back and cleaned all the PCB connections. I've put the copier back together minus the covers. Today 7/3/14 I put power to copier and nothing. I talked with tech at Hytech he thinks it might be the DC supply PCB(there is no voltage at any of the fuses on the board). This customer is non-profit and the copier was donated to them I believe because the man who did so has money to do so. I'd like to get the copier back up if possible. Looking for any other thoughts. Also a front door and whole display ass'y.
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
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