E0075 0003

[vushnick]

Hi guys. I have a 5035 that was delivered by a freight company. Wheels are sunken in and copier is hard to push around. The e007-0003 came up after I turned it on and tried two copies. You think the itb is damaged from shipping or just out of adjustment? Reads -191 but I cannot run any test on it at all. Any pdf instructions on how to get to and adjust the itb?

thanks in advance,
vu

[acsolutions]

Hello, I can't seem to balance it out, it either goes to front or rear no happy medium when I'm making that motor bracket adjustment! I was going to order the transfer belt and that secondary transfer roller. Is there anything else I should order? Thanks

[Cipher]

So many bulletins for this issue it makes your head spin.

The only question I have is why?
Why would you design an transfer unit with a belt that floats around?

Just stick some rubber guides on both edges of the belt, add a little tension and be done with it. (that has worked fine for years).

-Or-

Reduce the length of the rollers down to the width of the belt and add some plastic guide washers onto the roller ends.

My point is it's just far more complicated than it needs to be imho.
Steering control... anyone would think you were talking about driving a car.

[onlyinnewfoundland]

Yeah - it is bad on this model.

A lot of older Canon models like C5180 series and even C2000/C2200 series have belts that are cut to the length of the printable paper sizes and have no steering control.

Funny though, everything bigger than the C5000 series seems to have belt steering and it works pretty good. I have basically no belt problems on C7000/C7200 and larger.

[henrily]

Modifier
FK1-K348-010 the arm set

[afat]

December 1, 2011

Product : imageRUNNER ADVANCE C5030 / C5035 / C5045 / C5051

Title : E075 - 0003

Problem : The machine displayed an error code of E075 with a sub code of 0003. This indicates an error in full displacement of the ITB to the rear side.

Solution : Behind the ITB motor there is a silver bracket with two silver screws. This bracket affects the tracking of the belt. Remove the ITB motor. Loosen the two screws on the bracket and adjust the bracket 1mm at a time until the belt stops tracking off. The location of the bracket and the screws are shown below.

Canon USA, Inc. Engineering Services & Solutions Division

i also had this problem, can you show me the bracket behind the motor?

[cyclone]

That could help