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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Quote Originally Posted by davel View Post
    Never heard of initialisation for polygon motor, are you sure you are thinking of correct brand/model.

    Maybe Phil B should read the manual ..........
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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Quote Originally Posted by copier tech View Post

    Maybe Phil B should read the manual ..........
    Can anybody help with the problem?

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Check the flange on the drum drive in the back to see if the screw fell out

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Quote Originally Posted by MIKON View Post
    Check the flange on the drum drive in the back to see if the screw fell out
    I check that when i first time got that priblem, everting is ok, Problem is fixed for 100k when i put another polygon motor, but i cant figure what is the problem. I cant change polygon motor every 100k

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Are you absolutely positive that there were no Service Codes. It could be a Level C Service Code. SCs that are not shown on the operation panel. They are internally logged. Check the SMC report. If the machine halts it could a code in the SC310~SC317. Many are sensor errors that could affect image quality.

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Quote Originally Posted by slimslob View Post
    Are you absolutely positive that there were no Service Codes. It could be a Level C Service Code. SCs that are not shown on the operation panel. They are internally logged. Check the SMC report. If the machine halts it could a code in the SC310~SC317. Many are sensor errors that could affect image quality.
    I am 100% sure, i check sc histoty everytime when that is hapened.

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Quote Originally Posted by m_donakov View Post
    Hi all

    I have strange problem with my Ricoh MP 7500, poligon motor problems repeats every 100 000 copies. Change poligon motor working 100 000 copies with out problem after that problem with copy. No error code but blurry print an jaming. In the begining i cant figure out what is the problem becouse no sc code. One tehnician with lot of experiance told me to change poligon motor. After i change problem disapear, today after 2 months and 100k same problem. Put in 4th poligon motor in working ok. Already 3 motors in trash i must find what is causing polygon motor defects

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    if I have to trust the expert technician that I assume has checked the rest (PM counter etc.) then
    No error code but blurry print an jaming?

    you said you replaced the polygon motor (I hope it is new), I had the same problem and I had also replaced the Laser Diode Unit

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Quote Originally Posted by GIUBOSS View Post
    if I have to trust the expert technician that I assume has checked the rest (PM counter etc.) then
    No error code but blurry print an jaming?

    you said you replaced the polygon motor (I hope it is new), I had the same problem and I had also replaced the Laser Diode Unit
    Do you suggest that I change the laser and try it?

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Change the door switches. The laser power goes through them, it could be you have a slightly fritzing switch.

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    Re: Ricoh mp7500 strange problem, broken polygon motor ever 100k copies

    Is this machine standing in a dusty or chemical pollutioned environment?
    Are (fluctuating) heat or regular power failure regular?
    Strange that a bad polygon would cause jams... never heard of that before!

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