Anybody else seeing thermistors taking out UFR's on e355 series? We've had a few get badly scratched around 100k, PM says should be good to 200k. It reminds me of the issues we had with e3511 before they modified the thermistors. The gouges are definitely from the thermistors, not the claws. It's frustrating because the rest of the UFR is perfect- probably good for at least another 1ook.
Thermistors scratching e355 UFR
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Re: Thermistors scratching e355 UFR
Maybe try adjusting the thermistor slightly so there is less pressure against the roller. I have not had many problems with this. Most the ufrs do more than they are supposed to. I am sure there is a modified frame for that machine to, something to do with the thermistors. I think the new version of this machine is out in november.It didn't say that I couldn't do it in the manual. -
Re: Thermistors scratching e355 UFR
Not sure how old this is, but there are some newer thermistors, the ones for the 356, 456 are being used now, its a updated thermistor for the 355, 455, I was having a prob of the fuser rollers melting to each other, well, lower rollers fusing to the upper one, new thermistors solved it, and that trick of the ground term on the rear of the fuser unit, the 356, 456 have the mods already.Comment
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Re: Thermistors scratching e355 UFR
Anybody else seeing thermistors taking out UFR's on e355 series? We've had a few get badly scratched around 100k, PM says should be good to 200k. It reminds me of the issues we had with e3511 before they modified the thermistors. The gouges are definitely from the thermistors, not the claws. It's frustrating because the rest of the UFR is perfect- probably good for at least another 1ook."Broken again"Comment
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