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Likes: plus it is not an OVEN.......Fuser has been the name a long time.............or heater unit.......Originally Posted by tullio
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plus it is not an OVEN.......Fuser has been the name a long time.............or heater unit.......
Common language mistake when you are using translator.
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How many remember the old Royal RBC1, also sold under the Apeco label. Two waffle baker type heat grids, one above and one below.
Key word..
CLEAN the machine!
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Yup 31+ years in the industry.... almost ALL common brands.
Either fuser/fusing/fixing assmy
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i didnt think about that but true...
You know how some techs create new names for parts as if the original wasnt good enough..
"that heater thing" "that drum imagey thing"
yikes i remember those and the sharp 710/720/730/740 ,apeco 300 with a 6000 master life and a toaster type fuser and the paper was transported on chains.............
these new techs dont know how weird this industry was in the beginning
Do you remember which Sharp it was that used 2 cold pressure steel rollers to fuse the toner and made a clicking noise as the trail edge of the paper exited the "fusing" rollers. Gave everything a glossy finish.
IT HAD TO BE A ELECTROSTATIC PAPER UNIT LIKE THE MITA 900D IF MY MEMORY IS WORKING WELL.
ALL I KNOW IS THEY WERE SUPER HEAVY AND NO HANDLES..............
i DROPPED A UNIT IN AN OFFICE WITH TILES..DID A LOT OF DAMAGE
Oooops.
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