Estudio 6530c ticking noise at idle

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  • toddanderson
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    • Dec 2005
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    #1

    Estudio 6530c ticking noise at idle

    I am a new toshiba dealer , so I don't know if its normal
    but when the 6530c sits at idle you here a ticking noise at random
    we have two machines doing the same.

    question - when the machine sits at idle do you here a ticking noise from the
    fuser ?
  • toshibadale
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    • Apr 2007
    • 117

    #2
    Ticking

    The only noise I've heard is from a fan. I've never heard it from the fuser.

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    • toddanderson
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      • Dec 2005
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      #3
      Fan ?

      It is difficult to tell, I may have a fan problem
      What fan , are you talking about

      Thank you


      Originally posted by toshibadale
      The only noise I've heard is from a fan. I've never heard it from the fuser.

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      • Travis06
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        • Feb 2008
        • 193

        #4
        there is a modificaton kit for the ticking sound. it includes new gears, bushings and spacer. takes about 20 minutes to install

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        • toddanderson
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          • Dec 2005
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          #5
          Color bulletin 138 or 144

          What mod kit ?
          are you talking about color 138 or 144 bulletin ?



          Originally posted by Travis06
          there is a modificaton kit for the ticking sound. it includes new gears, bushings and spacer. takes about 20 minutes to install

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          • Travis06
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            • Feb 2008
            • 193

            #6
            p/n 6GAPBFUSMOD

            Even though the serial number might fall within "modified" from factory machines. I have seen some with the bracket but old bushings and no spacer. I think the spacer makes the most sense. You can use a lower pressure roller bearing (from a 450 ect...)as a spacer between frame and bracket if you don't want to waste a whole kit.

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            • Travis06
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              • Feb 2008
              • 193

              #7
              one more thing. make sure you set the machine to go into power save and you shut the machine down properly. these fusers must "cam out" to save the stress on the fuser. otherwise you are replacing fuser belts every 100K and replacing gears too much.

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              • audioimaging
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                • Jul 2009
                • 73

                #8
                There is actually a new mod specifically for the ticking noise from the fuser. It is buried in the bulletin 144.

                Bulletin 138 dealt with gear failure and rather obnoxious noise from a broken frame on the fuser drive assy. I've experienced this failure and it's not pretty.

                The ticking is harmless but annoying. I am getting ready to install those pieces on a machine next week that was just delivered to a customer. Oddly, she found the sound bothersome.

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                • toddanderson
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                  • Dec 2005
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                  #9
                  yes i see that now

                  Thank you ,
                  Yes i see that now on page 6 of 144
                  Yes our sales dept is complaining on the noise
                  Thanks for your help

                  Originally posted by audioimaging
                  There is actually a new mod specifically for the ticking noise from the fuser. It is buried in the bulletin 144.

                  Bulletin 138 dealt with gear failure and rather obnoxious noise from a broken frame on the fuser drive assy. I've experienced this failure and it's not pretty.

                  The ticking is harmless but annoying. I am getting ready to install those pieces on a machine next week that was just delivered to a customer. Oddly, she found the sound bothersome.

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