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Is the #FK-3130/302LV93166, 230VAC, the right part number for this machine?
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Hans
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Guys how long would a Kyocera noob need to replace the fuser of a FS-4200DN?
Is the #FK-3130/302LV93166, 230VAC, the right part number for this machine?
Thanks
Hans
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Replacing only unit without changing heating roller takes ~5 minOriginally Posted by Hansoon
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Thanks, do you have the instructions how to do it and which screws and harnesses has to be removed and FK-3130/302LV93166, 230VAC is the right part number ?
Told you "I'm a Kyocera noob...."
Hans
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302LV93114 i think is the one for 220v.
It us easy, remove the rear door, the little side panels, 1 screw for the cover by the electrical plug. Then 2 screws for the heater, 2 grey connectors, and two power connectors at the bottom.
Only need a phillips and maybe a flat to get the doors out.
https://youtu.be/3hBPYSiK0kI
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Thanks, do you have the instructions how to do it and which screws and harnesses has to be removed and FK-3130/302LV93166, 230VAC is the right part number ?
Told you "I'm a Kyocera noob...."
Hans
This should about cover it. Important to plug it in prior to fitting the new fuser to release the pressure cam or you will struggle to get it to go in.
Hans,
Sent you a PM with a link to a download for the service manual.
Gene
sure?????? for me 20min
you are a very good tech if finish in five minute
Time seems to be relative.
I've had other techs tell me that they can do a full color PM in 60 minutes, and maybe they can ... but not if you clean anything, not if you test anything, and not if actually install the parts. The same full color PM seems to take me 2+ hours. It think it might just be an exaggeration. =^..^=
If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=
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