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    Awesome Sauce

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    • Nov 2009
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    e studio 232 E010

    It's actually an Oce IM 2330 but they're the same machines as far as I'm aware. Anyway, the paper stops moving right before the fuser but keeps feeding from the registration roller and drum and bunches up in the trans/sep assembly. Seems like the fuser might not be turning? I had the fuser out and it spins freely so it's not bound-up. I ran out of time to keep messing with it and I don't know too much about this machine so any advice is appreciated. A service manual would be helpful too if anyone has one to trade.

    Thanks in advance!
    Last edited by User Name; 08-30-2013, 03:49 PM.
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    Tags: 330, advice, fuser, oce, paper, service, service manual, studio, time
    • didi2005
      Trusted Tech

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      • May 2011
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      Re: e studio 232 E010

      Check the exit actuator, is easy to break...

      exit_actuator.jpg

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        • canonbundy
          Senior Tech

          500+ Posts
          • Jun 2012
          • 607
          #3
          Re: e studio 232 E010

          Originally posted by User Name
          It's actually an Oce IM 2330 but they're the same machines as far as I'm aware. Anyway, the paper stops moving right before the fuser but keeps feeding from the registration roller and drum and bunches up in the trans/sep assembly. Seems like the fuser might not be turning? I had the fuser out and it spins freely so it's not bound-up. I ran out of time to keep messing with it and I don't know too much about this machine so any advice is appreciated. A service manual would be helpful too if anyone has one to trade.

          Thanks in advance!
          Sounds like the Hot Roller Drive Gear broken - 6LA84182000

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            • User Name
              Awesome Sauce

              250+ Posts
              • Nov 2009
              • 405
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              Re: e studio 232 E010

              Originally posted by didi2005
              Check the exit actuator, is easy to break...

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              This could be the problem. Could you provide me with a part #? Thanks!

              Originally posted by canonbundy
              Sounds like the Hot Roller Drive Gear broken - 6LA84182000
              I can't remember exactly, but I think I was turning the fuser via that gear and it didn't seem broken but my memory isn't all that good anymore. I'll be sure to check it out when I go back to have another look at it. Thanks!
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                • canonbundy
                  Senior Tech

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                  • Jun 2012
                  • 607
                  #5
                  Re: e studio 232 E010

                  Originally posted by User Name
                  It's actually an Oce IM 2330 but they're the same machines as far as I'm aware. Anyway, the paper stops moving right before the fuser but keeps feeding from the registration roller and drum and bunches up in the trans/sep assembly. Seems like the fuser might not be turning? I had the fuser out and it spins freely so it's not bound-up. I ran out of time to keep messing with it and I don't know too much about this machine so any advice is appreciated. A service manual would be helpful too if anyone has one to trade.

                  Thanks in advance!
                  Remove the Registration Guide & look for paper or incorrect fitting of the guide (clips in/out just below Rego roller) 6LA85828000.

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                    • didi2005
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                      • May 2011
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                      Re: e studio 232 E010

                      Exit actuator - 6LA82558000

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                        • User Name
                          Awesome Sauce

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                          Re: e studio 232 E010

                          Originally posted by canonbundy
                          Remove the Registration Guide & look for paper or incorrect fitting of the guide (clips in/out just below Rego roller) 6LA85828000.
                          It seems to feed fine past the Registration Roller but I'll have a look at the guide when I go back to have another go on Monday just in case. Thanks!

                          Originally posted by didi2005
                          Exit actuator - 6LA82558000
                          Thank you!
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                            • User Name
                              Awesome Sauce

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                              Re: e studio 232 E010

                              Well, I went back yesterday and the thing was working flawlessly. I checked everything in the paper path, fuser, and exit area. No broken gears or actuators and everything seemed like it should. Not sure why it wasn't working when I was there previously. It was a particularly humid day. Maybe it was too much for the machine to handle that day? Idk but it's working now. Thanks everyone for the help!
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