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  • davidj7
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    #1

    DC5000 warming up

    I am having problems in my DC5000.When i turn on the machine I get the message , warmingup ready in 5 minutes. then it shows 4 minutes. Then the lamp goes off

    i have changed the fuser relay switch and i get the error 10-387 and 10-393 after a long time

    any ideas on here to look for
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  • bojans
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    #2
    Only one time I worked on this machine and had the same problem.

    While removing fuser station, someone has broken the fuser lamp. You can see that lamp goes on, but if you remove it, you'll see that it's broken at one end.

    After I changed lamp machine got ready.

    Good luck

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    • davidj7
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      #3
      some more info , both the lamps in fuser belt assy and exter h/r does not glow.

      bojans: all lamps are fine, physically inspected.
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      • kalindd
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        #4
        I assume that you have checked that the drawer is latching properly?
        here are some tips from eureka:
        Problem:
        Fault code 10-393 with 10-387 and 10-357 also present
        Cause:
        DC5000's have a habit of dropping toner down the inboard edge of the machine and in my case had fallen onto the connectors at the back of the paper path module (pl: 9.2) causing a poor connection and the above fault codes.
        Solution:
        Clean connectors, i found using the air can (part# 600T91940) was the best cleaner.

        Problem:


        Message "Please Wait, Heat roll needs adjustment" displayed on IOT UI. Fault code 10-501 is recorded in service diagnostics. All the heater rods in fuser are off. No warm up. The 10-501 RAP leads to 10-357. This leads eventually to replacing the Power Chassis and the IO Pwb.


        Cause:


        There is no ACH to fuser due to the Fuser GFI tripped out.


        Solution:


        The RAP does not ask you to check this GFI.
        The appropriate information is on BSD 1.1 (2 of 3) Zone R2.
        PL 13.2 Item 7. Part No. 908W00917
        The Fuser ACH is independent of the machines main power but is controlled through the interlock system.
        When the machine cycles up it does not check for ACH before switching on the K1 and K2 relays.
        The system then thinks the machine is warming up until there is no change in fuser temp and trips out on a 10-501 if the machine is cold.
        If the Fuser was hot when the GFI tripped then the machine will try to warm up and fall out on 10-357/87/89 codes.

        Reset the GFI. As you look at the REAR of the machine it is the one that is tripped......



        Good luck!

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        • davidj7
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          kalindd: i do have some problems with the drawer. i have to open and close a few times to get proper contact. Once I get proper contact the H/r lamps light up. I checked the connectors in drawe they seem fine but i am not able to get 100% latching on 1st try. could you help me on that area
          thanks
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          • xcopytech
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            #6
            reseat heatroll.pdf

            Check gear number 21 on pl 9.2 in edoc.
            Check screw on that gear.

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            • Milo Wilson
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              #7
              If the power interlocks aren't making contact then it will cause this also. I think there are 2 at the rear of the main paper assy connector at the rear of machine and should also be 1 on the left inside rear of main paper transport assy.

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              • davidj7
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                #8
                xcopytech: the documentation you provided is of DC6060.
                milo: i was thinking on the same lines ..for the heater unit the power comes from connectors just behind it. Iwill check those contacts tomorrow

                edit: milo: i have checked the connector already. checked a lot of things so a bit hazy now .I checked the continuity from the back of the connector fixed on the machine and with the p/r assy lamp using an extended cable and keeping the drawer assy locked. There was continuity so i am not sure of the connector part now
                Last edited by davidj7; 04-26-2011, 06:32 PM.
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                • xcopytech
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                  #9
                  pdf file is from dc 6060 but drawer latch is same as for dc5000.
                  gear 21 on pl 9.2 is same, check screw on that gear.

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                  • kalindd
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                    #10
                    Like xcopytech says, drawer is the same for dc6060 and dc5000 so the problems are pritty much the same
                    BGM Drawer Latch Problem.pdf

                    First of all if I were you, is to eliminate the drawer problems this can cause various error codes. Take a look of both pdf files, mine and the one from xcopytech. Once you have 100% working latching then start to search for power supply problems.
                    Good luck.

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                    • davidj7
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                      #11
                      the two heloical gears have a few teeth missing . One 007E55160 I got tha part number from the document kalindd provided. What is the part number of the other gear?

                      I guess the problems could be beacuse the drawer is not latching properly , the 1st teeth of gear 7e55160 is currently lying at 3 rd teeth of the other gear. From the doc's i presume it should be lying at 1st teeth.

                      xcopytech and kalindd:thanks will keep you posted on this.

                      I am not sure if this is related to the drawer assy but thinking electrical wise, this machine had a history of given the same 10-387 and 10-393 whenever a drum was replaced ,without the drawer assy being touched.Opening and closing the drawer assy would resolve this .could this point in any direction.
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                      • kalindd
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                        #12
                        I'm affraid that the second gear comes with the assy check here
                        partsnumb.JPG

                        Yes you are right the gears should lie on 1st teeth.
                        Last edited by kalindd; 04-27-2011, 08:34 AM.

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                        • davidj7
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                          #13
                          can i use gears from DC 2045 series ? new ones will take atleast 10-`15 days to reach me.
                          thanks
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                          • Milo Wilson
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                            #14
                            Yes you can they're the same gears

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                            • davidj7
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                              #15
                              thanks a million milo
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