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Jessica
Hi,
We have a Minolta / QMS Magicolor 2 colour laser. Following a
nasty paper jam, we have a damaged roller in the fuser unit.
The fuser was working fine before the jam, now the roller has
a chunk missing and marks in the print out.
We have a few ideas, but have a few questions:
Idea #1: Buy a 3rd party toner from KLE in the US, and just
replace the fuser. Their unit is $300 US. But we
don't know if the fuser is different for 120 or
240 volts (we're in the UK, line voltage is 240v
or thereabouts).
Idea #2: Buy replacement rollers or a genuine fuser unit from
QMS, but our local QMS agent couldn't be LESS helpful.
We don't know where to check part numbers to order
from, so we don't know if these parts are available
or how much they are (& we're expecting a QMS fuser
to be very expensive).
Idea #3: Swap the rollers so the damaged one is on the rear
of the paper. Or, get a used fuser, or scrap printer
and try to swap a roller from it.
Any advice would be appreciated...
thanks,
Jessica.
We have a Minolta / QMS Magicolor 2 colour laser. Following a
nasty paper jam, we have a damaged roller in the fuser unit.
The fuser was working fine before the jam, now the roller has
a chunk missing and marks in the print out.
We have a few ideas, but have a few questions:
Idea #1: Buy a 3rd party toner from KLE in the US, and just
replace the fuser. Their unit is $300 US. But we
don't know if the fuser is different for 120 or
240 volts (we're in the UK, line voltage is 240v
or thereabouts).
Idea #2: Buy replacement rollers or a genuine fuser unit from
QMS, but our local QMS agent couldn't be LESS helpful.
We don't know where to check part numbers to order
from, so we don't know if these parts are available
or how much they are (& we're expecting a QMS fuser
to be very expensive).
Idea #3: Swap the rollers so the damaged one is on the rear
of the paper. Or, get a used fuser, or scrap printer
and try to swap a roller from it.
Any advice would be appreciated...
thanks,
Jessica.