E STUDIO 355

[simonsays]

Exit jam codes the paper comes out 6 inches of exit unit and goes into jam any sugestions E020

[hoanphuc20033]

Re: E STUDIO 355

sensor! change it

[simonsays]

Re: E STUDIO 355

sensor! change it

What sensor the exit sensor

[michaelc]

Re: E STUDIO 355

Have you done a sensor check in the test mode. Have you looked at the actuator to see if that is ok?

[simonsays]

Re: E STUDIO 355

Have you done a sensor check in the test mode. Have you looked at the actuator to see if that is ok?

of course im a 30 year veteran tech ive tried the sensors not the problem but thanks

[razzer]

Re: E STUDIO 355

i had this the other day and it was the registration clutch. it was the first time i saw it ever do that amongst the myriad of other issues ive seen it do. when the jam occurs does the print shift? otherwise we have had the exit bushings seize up on several occasions. is there a bridge unit on there. we have also had the mylar on the bridge gate rise up a little in the center due to a molding dimple.

[simonsays]

Re: E STUDIO 355

Exit jam codes the paper comes out 6 inches of exit unit and goes into jam any sugestions E020

beleave it or not it was a defective cassette machine is work great thankyou for your help

[razzer]

Re: E STUDIO 355

beleave it or not it was a defective cassette machine is work great thankyou for your help

was it comming out crooked from the tray then? getting hung in fuser?

[simonsays]

Re: E STUDIO 355

must have been i dont run into bad casstees that offend i was very suprised

[Sir_Rouge]

Re: E STUDIO 355

was it comming out crooked from the tray then? getting hung in fuser?

Hi Razzer, I got two e-studio 355, I got the same problem as you describe do you have the solution for this?

thanks in advance

[blackcat4866]

Re: E STUDIO 355

There are a couple of things to look for on the trays:

1) Is the sector gear cracked, loose, screw gone, screw loose, screw bent? The check is to remove the back cover and watch it lift. If the sector gear hits the right arm of the tray before it reaches height, that's a good place to start.
2) If the sector gear is OK, and it's still hitting the right arm, put a little extra bend in the lift plate screwed to the shaft. It starts out with a Z-bent 90 degrees on each bend. At the longer end, change that bend to 88 degrees. It will buy you an extra 6mm of lift.
3) Does the cassette latch? The delrin latches do eventually wear out. 30 seconds with a match can tighten up that latch for you. It's a good idea to stop warming it if it bursts into flames.
4) Is the tray mylar in good shape? I've seen quite a few mangled mylars lately. Most of the time I'll try to manufacture something on the spot, but this one is pretty rigid, and hard to substitute for.

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