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- Fuser Film Sleeves Installation Instructions for laser printers and copiers fuser units and how to apply the high temperature grease.
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Thanks Sir
Hello, My printer's oven unit is overheating, what could be the reason for this? Thank you
But which printer? Does the overheating stopped your printer?
@@viandant5 yes paper jam occurs when the fuser unit gets hot
@@mehmetemincam6971 If you have a paper jam in the fusers after a few copies it could be a fuser roller or fuser sleeve worn, damp paper
@@viandant5 I changed the film but forgot to add the grease. I guess that's why. Thanks 🙏
keep up the good works
my printer is brother hl-3150 the fuser roller is not same, it is a aluminum tube and inside there is a lamp, does I need to add grease on it too ?
No grease, the lamp must be clean
thanks printer man
Very good
Thanx
Sir, pressure roller and Teflon sheet newly replaced.. but paper jam at middle of both.. why?
I'm applied Vaseline at heater.. is it correct?
vaseline? inside the heather there are 200 degrees, vaseline is useless. does the film sleeve turn freely over the heater? check the paper picker fingers
Is SW-92SA synthetic grease film is applicable?
If it is a grease for high temperature yes it is
Any reason I can't use lithium grease that you can use on bearings and other moving parts?
It must be a grease that resist at high temperature
Please, Where can I get the original Canon ir400i / 1750 Fuser Film Sleeve to buy?
I think Canon only sell the whole fuser unit
Thank you very much for this video! I used a scale to make sure I'm only using about 1 gram of fuser grease for an A4 size printer, but after reassembling the fuser and turning the shafts, some of the grease is coming out of the ends and getting onto the carbon wheel/brush at the end of the pressure roller. Is that a problem? Should I continue to work out as much excess grease as possible and wipe it off?
Re you sure it's grease for high heat environments specifical for fuser units? however I think it should not damage the printer
@@viandant5 Thanks for the quick response. As sure as I can be in an Ebay description lol! It's from a US seller at least. "High quality grease for HP, Lexmark, etc, under 20 pages per minute, non-metal sleeves..." Mine is HP model M477FDW, around 10ppm. Replaced a damaged pink pressure roller and heated fuser sleeve. Cleaned and re-lubricated both fuser sleeves. I'm suspicious of the heating element though - measured about 12 Ohms. During normal print mode most of the toner does not fuse. The paper is warm but not as hot as it used to be. However, the printer's built-in cleaning test page prints (slowly) with the toner completely fused into the paper.
@@AL-X-ANDER MAy be the thermistor or the thermoswitch are dirty? where did you put the grease? over the heating element?
@@viandant5 I did originally take the heating element off and clean underneath. The 3 thermistors on that roller unit looked good but I didn't test them with a meter. I put most of the grease on top of the heating element and the rest on the frame sides and bottom metal surface, then spread it all around. The last 2 rebuild attempts I even used a drill to slowly turn the entire fuser assembly for a while. As a final attempt I took both rollers apart again and wiped off a lot of grease to confirm that the issue wasn't too much grease, but still had similar results. I wonder if the aftermarket replacement pressure roller and sleeve had anything to do with the problem. Since we couldn't afford to spend more time on it we ended up buying a professionally rebuilt fuser instead... Thanks again for your help!
@@AL-X-ANDER Try setting your paper type to a value that indicates a heavier (thicker) weight paper than what you're actually using. This will slow printing down a little, allowing more time for the heat to melt the toner and fuse it to the paper, just like you saw when printing the test page. After replacing my roller and sleeve I experienced some "ghosting" (ie repeating) images on the paper. After setting the paper type to a higher value the ghosting went away. Apparently replacement sleeves don't have the same heat transfer characteristics as the original sleeve or maybe the heater element ain't what used to be.
canon mf 4800d ko konsa fuser film sleeve hoga plz guide me
Sorry I haven't video on this argoument
Send to me hp 12a cartridge refilling thank you
Can you please recommend a good brand of grease
All high temperature grease will work
What happens if too much lube is used?
On the gears? It could drop somewhere else, it could attract dirty and powder
@@viandant5 I'm asking about sleeve lubricant, not gear lube. The 1 gram specification seems very precise. I was wondering what would happen if you use too much, say 2 grams instead. I followed your procedure and it works fine but I didn't measure the amount of lube I used. I put a thin coating on all stationary surfaces of the heater bar. Also, I found that I don't get complete fusing unless I change the paper specification on the printer setup. I have to use a heavier paper setting. Anyway, the video is very useful.
@@km4hr 2 grams is not a problem. heavy paper is often difficult to print
What's the difference between fixing film and sleeve?
It's the same
Where can I buy the grease for the film? preferible aliexpres why it is very easy buy.
Search for "high temperature fuser grease"
@@viandant5 a shop send to spain? Thks for your time.
@@viandant5 es.rs-online.com/web/p/grasas/5178300/?cm_mmc=ES-PLA-DS3A-_-google-_-PLA_ES_ES_Limpieza_y_Mantenimiento_de_Instalaciones_Whoop+(2)-_-(ES:Whoop%21)+Grasas-_-5178300&matchtype=&pla-300977398464&gclid=CjwKCAiAt9z-BRBCEiwA_bWv-D6sK0836lLAShUdqq1SaZXtW_X88MltJUVh-6c-k37PvtVDNlKdxRoCId4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds is it that item correctly?
@@alfonsosilvan2664 I never see it, I think it could work
@@alfonsosilvan2664 CRC high temp grease is suitable up to 200°C
yeah, we can offer the fuser belt
When would a fuser pressure roller be changed?
Only when worn
@@viandant5 If one day you could upload, photos of a worn roller. I have tried to find on the internet and nothing. The Teflon in the fuser does look easy. Also when the gears are worn.
@@alfonsosilvan2664 A worn roller often is a dirty roller. It's diffiult to say when a gear is worn. The bushings are another component to check
@@viandant5 exactly bushings very important to noise too. Thks by your time and Greats newyear.
What if I use Vaseline instead of fuser grease
Vaseline is not suitable for high temperatures, it would evaporate in a few seconds probably causing problems
@@viandant5 thank you very much for the reply , pls reply me when ever I ask you regarding my printer problem
send to me a video hp laserjet 5035 MFP FUSER 50.6 unit problem
thak you
I have no video on this topic. try to verify that the connectors of the fuser are firmly seated. remove the fan and check the connections.
@@viandant5 ok
Thanks!
Thanx
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