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    Ricoh MP 1900

    Hi
    I am having an issue with a Ricoh MP1900 machine. Initially it used to power on and display SC542 and switch off by itself. As the code refers to the fuser, I removed the fuser and checked the lamps are OK, removed the thermistors and cleaned it for toner deposits. After i put it back, it no longer powers on, no display , the power supply just makes a click noise, I presume for the relay and then dies.

    I swapped with another fuser and the problem remains the same.

    Any suggestions.

    Thankks

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    Re: Ricoh MP 1900

    Remove the fuser unit, check both thermistors for a short circuit to ground/chassis, then switch on.
    If you see again the SC-5XX message, lucky you, if not, check power supply or a DC board...

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    Re: Ricoh MP 1900

    Hi

    Like the previous tech mentioned if you swapped the fuser unit and you sure that the unit is working, then you need to look at the power supply unit. Alternatively... This is a long shot, try swapping the controller unit.

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    Re: Ricoh MP 1900

    Quote Originally Posted by ecoworld View Post
    Hi
    I am having an issue with a Ricoh MP1900 machine. Initially it used to power on and display SC542 and switch off by itself. As the code refers to the fuser, I removed the fuser and checked the lamps are OK, removed the thermistors and cleaned it for toner deposits. After i put it back, it no longer powers on, no display , the power supply just makes a click noise, I presume for the relay and then dies.

    I swapped with another fuser and the problem remains the same.

    Any suggestions.

    Thankks
    Did you clear the error in service mode after swapping the fuser?

    Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

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    Re: Ricoh MP 1900

    Quote Originally Posted by Phil B. View Post
    Did you clear the error in service mode after swapping the fuser?

    Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk
    If it won’t power up how can he enter SP mode. As others have said, probably blown PSU.

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    Re: Ricoh MP 1900

    The more alarming this is the OP said the machine switched on, displayed the SC, then switched off by itself?

    Never seen a Kir do that.

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    Re: Ricoh MP 1900

    I have had shorted dc motors, solenoids and clutches take down the 24V power supply during engine initialization.

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