Fuser Question

[adamcopiercali]

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could answer this for me. If someone was sent a 110v fuser and they installed it on a copier running 220v, would that short out the fuser rendering it non operational?

[fixthecopier]

Most likely. If you put a 220 in a 110 it will just code because f lack of voltage.

[blackcat4866]

Most likely the lamps would blow within seconds. If the thermostats did not blow quick enough it might melt the upper roller to the lower roller. I've seen that a few times. It's not very easy to disassemble with the two rollers welded together. =^..^=

[copier tech]

I'm not sure that they will physically fit into the wrong machine?

[gkalman2004]

it is not wrong machine it is wrong country...
The same machine can be used in china, us, ue etc..

[blackcat4866]

Certain models are keyed. Some have a jumper in the connector identifying the origin. Others do not, and just error out when the warmup time does not match it's expectations. It depends on what manufacturer/model we're talking about. Did I miss that part? =^..^=

[adamcopiercali]

It was a Toshiba 2040c series. Not sure if that helps. Thanks for the info!