Xerox workcentre 75xx low speed fuser vs high speed fuser

[savi0r]

Hello all. From my knowledge, the only difference between the xerox workcentre 75xx fusers, the low and high speed versions, is the logic board wich is mounted on them. I am trying to fit a 7535 fuser on a 7855 machine. Did someone tried anything similar?

[GIUBOSS]

Hello all. From my knowledge, the only difference between the xerox workcentre 75xx fusers, the low and high speed versions, is the logic board wich is mounted on them. I am trying to fit a 7535 fuser on a 7855 machine. Did someone tried anything similar?

The two models have different codes (604K62220, 604K62230) but the assembly is the same, different suppliers put it for both models.

[Phil B.]

The two models have different codes (604K62220, 604K62230) but the assembly is the same, different suppliers put it for both models.

knowing xerox like i do .. i would say the harness isn't the same and gearing won't last as long as the proper unit.

[EAHG]

Hello all. From my knowledge, the only difference between the xerox workcentre 75xx fusers, the low and high speed versions, is the logic board wich is mounted on them. I am trying to fit a 7535 fuser on a 7855 machine. Did someone tried anything similar?

there's a chip model identifier in the fuser just swap it you should be good to go.

[Scarecrow]

Careful -- The heat rods may be a different.

[Phil B.]

Careful -- The heat rods may be a different.

you mean the FUSER LAMPS?

that would kick an error.. along with thermostats and thermistors

[Scarecrow]

Phil, when did the term fuser lamps start? I may still have a manual for a 2400. Swear they were heat rods.

[Phil B.]

Phil, when did the term fuser lamps start? I may still have a manual for a 2400. Swear they were heat rods.

I'm in old school group brother.unless they are a soft roller fuser the those are resistor heated.we always refer to them as fuser lamps

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[Scarecrow]

Come to think of it, I don't think the 75's & 78's use heat rods. I think it is some kind of induction heating system that is a mystery to me. Maybe somebody knows.

[Phil B.]

Come to think of it, I don't think the 75's & 78's use heat rods. I think it is some kind of induction heating system that is a mystery to me. Maybe somebody knows.

i have pulled enough of these bitches apart.. they have HEAT LAMPS... no induction heating ... actual GLASS LAMPS