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Is there any solutions for whistling noice from fusing unit 4- and 8-Series?
Thanks advanced!
If noise is happening when sitting idle it's the "small" bearings in the fuser unit. There are 4 "small" bearings in fuser unit, 2 for lower roller and 2 for orange sponge roller inside belt. They are sealed bearings and when they start to make noise they need to be replaced. You can lube but noise will come back.
If noise is happening when sitting idle it's the "small" bearings in the fuser unit. There are 4 "small" bearings in fuser unit, 2 for lower roller and 2 for orange sponge roller inside belt. They are sealed bearings and when they start to make noise they need to be replaced. You can lube but noise will come back.
Thank you very much! Do you know any supplier for the bearings?
One bearing was stiff. Swapped both and band.
But the old mistake remained: a rattling noise and a small spring hanging loose. (It wasn't the fuser with the whistling noise). Does anyone know the cause? Thanks advanced.
One bearing was stiff. Swapped both and band.
But the old mistake remained: a rattling noise and a small spring hanging loose. (It wasn't the fuser with the whistling noise). Does anyone know the cause? Thanks advanced.
Again if only happening when sitting idle then it has to be something with the fuser unit as that is only thing that moves when sitting idle. Your post states you replaced 2 bearings, actually there are 4 small bearings in that fuser unit. Also think a fan runs for awhile after last page exits copier.
If a spring is hanging loose then I would look at that causing the noise. Can you send picture of where this spring is or do you have another machine to see where that spring is suppose to be and perhaps swap fuser units to see if noise goes away?
Again if only happening when sitting idle then it has to be something with the fuser unit as that is only thing that moves when sitting idle. Your post states you replaced 2 bearings, actually there are 4 small bearings in that fuser unit. Also think a fan runs for awhile after last page exits copier.
If a spring is hanging loose then I would look at that causing the noise. Can you send picture of where this spring is or do you have another machine to see where that spring is suppose to be and perhaps swap fuser units to see if noise goes away?
I tested the fuser in another machine: noice walks with fuser. Yes, I have only swaped two small bearings because the others are ok. The small springs were to long. After swapping no longer hanging loose. But the noice is there still opening front door. Since issue with spring is solved, print quality is perfect.
One bearing was stiff. Swapped both and band.
But the old mistake remained: a rattling noise and a small spring hanging loose. (It wasn't the fuser with the whistling noise). Does anyone know the cause? Thanks advanced.
Can you upload somewhere the noise and post here link?
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Is it possible to load a file 001.3ga here up? I swaped the other small bearings, too. But they are ok. It sounds like sparks. And now there is error C5501.
I tested the fuser in another machine: noice walks with fuser. Yes, I have only swaped two small bearings because the others are ok. The small springs were to long. After swapping no longer hanging loose. But the noice is there still opening front door. Since issue with spring is solved, print quality is perfect.
Good that you know it's the fuser for sure.
If the noise "walks" with fuser and makes the noise in another machine than you need to replace the other 2 bearings even if you think they are ok. Or perhaps the ones you put in there were bad if not new?
The bearings are only thing I've had to replace for noise in that fuser and I've done many just replacing bearings! Of course I replace all 4 bearings automatically when I rebuild the fuser units using aftermarket belt & pressure roller
If the noise "walks" with fuser and makes the noise in another machine than you need to replace the other 2 bearings even if you think they are ok. Or perhaps the ones you put in there were bad if not new?
The bearings are only thing I've had to replace for noise in that fuser and I've done many just replacing bearings! Of course I replace all 4 bearings automatically when I rebuild the fuser units using aftermarket belt & pressure roller
In desperation, I also swapped the other two small bearings. I only use new ball bearings. Unfortunately I cannot upload a sound file.
In desperation, I also swapped the other two small bearings. I only use new ball bearings. Unfortunately I cannot upload a sound file.
You cannot here but can upload it somewhere and post a link.
A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused.
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