Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

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  • Kal
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2015
    • 5

    #1

    Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

    Hello everyone

    I am new to this Forum and I am desperately looking for help troubleshooting my Toshiba 281C photocopier, I have bought the service manual but it is absolutely no help. recently I started having problems copying and printing, (blank copies, yellow stripe when printing, color smudge and discoloration...etc) and that all started when I had a one time paper jam.

    anyway I would like to pull the transfer belt and drum drawer out and see if it is damaged or dirty and eventually clean it or replace it...but I have no clue how to do it, I removed the screws that hold the tray to the machine's frame but it won't pull, I am assuming that this is how it should be removed since I noticed a handle on the drawer itself but I could be wrong. (pictures below)

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    at this point I am about to give up, anyone please help.

    thanks a lot.
  • epintotox
    the noob one
    • Mar 2015
    • 14

    #2
    Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

    Originally posted by Kal
    Hello everyone

    I am new to this Forum and I am desperately looking for help troubleshooting my Toshiba 281C photocopier, I have bought the service manual but it is absolutely no help. recently I started having problems copying and printing, (blank copies, yellow stripe when printing, color smudge and discoloration...etc) and that all started when I had a one time paper jam.

    anyway I would like to pull the transfer belt and drum drawer out and see if it is damaged or dirty and eventually clean it or replace it...but I have no clue how to do it, I removed the screws that hold the tray to the machine's frame but it won't pull, I am assuming that this is how it should be removed since I noticed a handle on the drawer itself but I could be wrong. (pictures below)

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]28823[/ATTACH]
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]28824[/ATTACH]
    at this point I am about to give up, anyone please help.

    thanks a lot.
    did you loose already the screw below the white connector on 2nd pic ?

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    • Kal
      Junior Member
      • Apr 2015
      • 5

      #3
      Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

      Originally posted by epintotox
      did you loose already the screw below the white connector on 2nd pic ?
      are you talking about the big screw right below the large connector? I didn't touch that one no.

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      • epintotox
        the noob one
        • Mar 2015
        • 14

        #4
        Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

        Originally posted by Kal
        are you talking about the big screw right below the large connector? I didn't touch that one no.
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        loose the screw in the circle. after that u can pull out 1 unit

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        • didi2005
          Trusted Tech

          250+ Posts
          • May 2011
          • 401

          #5
          Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

          When u want to replace the drive gears, then only u feel the troublesome...

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          • Kal
            Junior Member
            • Apr 2015
            • 5

            #6
            Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

            Originally posted by epintotox
            [ATTACH=CONFIG]28825[/ATTACH]

            loose the screw in the circle. after that u can pull out 1 unit
            you are a life saviour thanks a million I have been knocking my head to get this out for 2 months.

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            • Kal
              Junior Member
              • Apr 2015
              • 5

              #7
              Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

              Originally posted by didi2005
              When u want to replace the drive gears, then only u feel the troublesome...
              Troublesome just started,now I have error CF20 with a paper jam I give up

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              • mckinley
                Chief Twiddler

                100+ Posts
                • Dec 2006
                • 150

                #8
                Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

                there are a number of things that can cause CF20 - Dev drive clutches worn ( Colour ) / contaminated, gears in revolver unit, teeth broken on revolver unit ( usually due to toner not being fitted correctly ) , Dev worn / missing ( Colour ) , Colour Auto Toner Sensor reference patch ( grey ) stained ( must only ever be blown clean & never touched with anything or it's destroyed ) , revolver motor worn out , revolover motor driver board fault.... that's a few of the possible causes.

                To be honest, if you were struggling to get the belt unit out, CF20 is going to be a pain for you.

                We are condemning these on a regular basis now as the termination date is approaching & parts will be hard to come by.

                Ps the paper is only jammed because the machine is throwing a call for service as the colour kicks in & that's stopping your machine in it's tracks.
                Happiness Is The Road.

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                • didi2005
                  Trusted Tech

                  250+ Posts
                  • May 2011
                  • 401

                  #9
                  Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

                  I still have 2 units of this monster under service contract...

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                  • mckinley
                    Chief Twiddler

                    100+ Posts
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 150

                    #10
                    Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

                    Originally posted by didi2005
                    I still have 2 units of this monster under service contract...
                    you're very lucky, on one site alone i have 14 of them & it's a 70 mile drive away, over my entire area i have 100's of them lol
                    Happiness Is The Road.

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                    • Kal
                      Junior Member
                      • Apr 2015
                      • 5

                      #11
                      Re: Toshiba 281C transfer belt removal

                      Originally posted by mckinley
                      there are a number of things that can cause CF20 - Dev drive clutches worn ( Colour ) / contaminated, gears in revolver unit, teeth broken on revolver unit ( usually due to toner not being fitted correctly ) , Dev worn / missing ( Colour ) , Colour Auto Toner Sensor reference patch ( grey ) stained ( must only ever be blown clean & never touched with anything or it's destroyed ) , revolver motor worn out , revolover motor driver board fault.... that's a few of the possible causes.

                      To be honest, if you were struggling to get the belt unit out, CF20 is going to be a pain for you.

                      We are condemning these on a regular basis now as the termination date is approaching & parts will be hard to come by.

                      Ps the paper is only jammed because the machine is throwing a call for service as the colour kicks in & that's stopping your machine in it's tracks.
                      I have no problems fixing stuff around, no matter how challenging they are, the problem is finding the right info and to know what I am looking for and what does it looks like. the service manual that I got unfortunately talks about error codes, what they mean and what to do to correct them which is fine but it does not say what the "Dev drive clutches, gears in revolver unit, Toner Sensor" look like and where those parts are located, or how to get to them.

                      this is an old copier that I have in my basement that I don't really feel like paying $150/hour to get it fixed by Toshiba when I can save that money for toner supplies and parts, no offence to technicians but I just don't have that kinda money to give away.

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