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We have a Xerox Color C75 which is working really great for us. A few weeks ago we noticed a slight grinding noise coming from the back every now and then. It has now escallated and is there with startup and then also if we print. Sounds like gears are slipping or terribly worn. The machine shows no error code (yet).
I opened up the back panel to see or hear where it comes from, also opened or moved the 'electric box' out of the way at the back to gain access to the motors and such. Obviously when the machine is off one cant hear the noise. I checked the belts and gears of the spent-toner transport but all all looks fine. It seems to be either the Fuser motor or perhaps the Deve Motor.
How can I get these motors to turn independently, say from a diagnostic menu. I can get into the diag menu and tried in the key-chain, for example 010-001 is supposed to turn the fuser motor - but it does not - it says 'cant start'.
I guess if I can get the various motors to turn a bit I will be able to pinpoint the grinding noise.
Any other help or suggestions are very welcome.
Thanks
We have a Xerox Color C75 which is working really great for us. A few weeks ago we noticed a slight grinding noise coming from the back every now and then. It has now escallated and is there with startup and then also if we print. Sounds like gears are slipping or terribly worn. The machine shows no error code (yet).
I opened up the back panel to see or hear where it comes from, also opened or moved the 'electric box' out of the way at the back to gain access to the motors and such. Obviously when the machine is off one cant hear the noise. I checked the belts and gears of the spent-toner transport but all all looks fine. It seems to be either the Fuser motor or perhaps the Deve Motor.
How can I get these motors to turn independently, say from a diagnostic menu. I can get into the diag menu and tried in the key-chain, for example 010-001 is supposed to turn the fuser motor - but it does not - it says 'cant start'.
I guess if I can get the various motors to turn a bit I will be able to pinpoint the grinding noise.
Any other help or suggestions are very welcome.
Thanks
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