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hurd...@gmail.com
Dec 5, 2007, 12:42:57 PM12/5/07
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I have a canon d760. The fuser needs to be cleaned. Heres the thing I
dont know what and where the fuser is, and I dont know how to clean
it. I went online for info but couldnt find exactly what i needed.
Tech support was also worthless. HELP ME!
dont know what and where the fuser is, and I dont know how to clean
it. I went online for info but couldnt find exactly what i needed.
Tech support was also worthless. HELP ME!
ethans...@gmail.com
Dec 14, 2007, 4:59:44 PM12/14/07
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On Dec 5, 12:42 pm, hurdda...@gmail.com wrote:
> I have acanond760. The fuser needs to be cleaned. Heres the thing I
> dont know what and where the fuser is, and I dont know how to clean
> it. I went online for info but couldnt find exactly what i needed.
> Tech support was also worthless. HELP ME!
> I have acanond760. The fuser needs to be cleaned. Heres the thing I
> dont know what and where the fuser is, and I dont know how to clean
> it. I went online for info but couldnt find exactly what i needed.
> Tech support was also worthless. HELP ME!
I'm in the same boat. The best I can tell you have to remove the
boards from the back...
Tony
Dec 14, 2007, 6:19:58 PM12/14/07
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I don't know this printer but I do know that it has an "instant on" fuser, that
means that the hot roller is actually a sleeve that rotates around the heating
element.
It is nearly impossible to clean these sleeves, generally any marks they cause
on the paper are in fact due to wear and not due to toner buildup. My advice is
to look at the cost of a replacement fuser and compare that to the cost or an
equivalent printer.
Tony
MS MVP Printing/Imaging
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