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Check out the Troubleshooting section of your Service Manual. It addresses something like what you are describing. Good luck!

ALL edges affected or just the lead edge maybe?

I agree with slimslob about the likelihood of tiny fractures etc. As old as these are, I would try to replace the entire assy, although individual parts were available originally.

I too use a Samsung phone (BRO!) I only like REAL chow mein (from a REAL Chinese restaurant! I hate the American knockoff homemade shit.) And I still prefer my MAGA hats made in China, because when I...

YEAH! Fu**in' Chinese shit! Ban it all...except iPhones...and MAGA hats. Oh, and chow mein! I LOVE that shit!

Looks Chinese to me...just sayin'.

I would suspect "Tech Lightning" has struck again. If it was printing before your repair, I wouldn't jump to defective part(s) as the culprit. I would first suspect I had goofed during the reassembly...

I think that is simply one of the pitfalls of working in any industry for any length of time. My significant other has been in the health care industry for more than 30 years. Most of that time she...

Not just copier equipment. One TV show I was watching had the main characters find "explosives" strapped to the wooden foundation of a raised deck. The "bombs" were large toner bottles (of the sort...

Pot meet Kettle...Kettle say "hello" to Pot.

VERY tempting to suggest to the customer they may be able to combine all that "extra" toner left in those cartridges into one and get a full cartridge out of them? (I would NEVER do anything like...

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pourquoi poster en français alors que tous vos autres posts étaient en anglais ?

More info please...

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Paper path is straighter.

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All said is perfectly true, but so was the comment that triggered this response. I am known by many of my coworkers and family to be a real asshole, and I am firm believer that it takes one to know...

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Communication error between Op Panel and Controller board. Check all connections, disconnect any options, HDD and memory then power back on. Update firmware. I don't think you will need to replace...

I totally forgot about that! Definitely the easier path to take.

As I began reading this thread, the registration clutch was the first thing I thought of. I think you may be on the right track. Good luck.

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Yes. Copier Tech cited the C3003 as an example...but my question is, is there a similar "holder" on the other Ricoh MFP machines of other designs?