IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

[Tim C]

I have had a few of these Canon Ir3300 machines having the Error E585-0000
Turning the machine off then on helps in the reset only to return a few days later.
Any Suggestions?
Thanks

[montana]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

Cause
Timing of detection
Reference
Cause
Timing of detection
E585
The stack handling motor (M2) is faulty.
The stack delivery lever home position sensor (S8) is faulty, the connector
is disconnected, or an open circuit exits.
The stack handling motor (M2) relay harness is faulty.
The return roller is faulty.
At the start of the motor CCW operation, the stack handling motor (M2)
may be driven for a specific number of rotations; however, the stack delivery
lever home position sensor (S8) dose not go ON.
If the same condition is detected during stack delivery, it will be processed
as a jam (stack delivery jam............................................... ...
i hope this help

[moicez]

[catgoldfish]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

Anyone else run into this problem? I have also been getting this code on a lot of Canon ir2200/2800/3300. I have clean the one way bearing on the stack area but it doesn't seem to work. What 2 springs are you talking about? Anyone else with a solution? Has anyone replaced M2 to see the problem go away.

[moicez]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

Anyone else run into this problem? I have also been getting this code on a lot of Canon ir2200/2800/3300. I have clean the one way bearing on the stack area but it doesn't seem to work. What 2 springs are you talking about? Anyone else with a solution? Has anyone replaced M2 to see the problem go away.

The 2 springs are the ones that help lift the paper tray. Sorry, im not at work and cannot send a pic.

good luck

[catgoldfish]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

The 2 springs are the ones that help lift the paper tray. Sorry, im not at work and cannot send a pic.

good luck

Thanks I think know the ones your talking about. The tray that moves up and down right? Just remove them and the problem goes away? Are the springs leaf springs or normal ones? Thanks.

[moicez]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

Thanks I think know the ones your talking about. The tray that moves up and down right? Just remove them and the problem goes away? Are the springs leaf springs or normal ones? Thanks.

yes the ones that go up and down. remove them. spring leaf? dont know what you are talking about

[blackcat4866]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

There are four basic types of springs that I'm aware of:

1) Helical or coil spring tension: pulls in/together
2) Compression coil spring: presses out/away
3) Torsion spring: Produces rotational movement around the central axis
4) Leaf spring: flat cantilever spring

For more details see here: Spring (device) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
=^..^=

[vigour]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

What finisher is this?
Is it a single bin sorter?
Take off the metal plate facing the fuser an somewhere in the middle there is a belt which needs to be tightened.
Can't find any info on it, but there was a metal mod for that finisher, to increase the tension on a belt, but you can make your own
The delivery belt would stop short of the home position sensor.

[catgoldfish]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

What finisher is this?
Is it a single bin sorter?
Take off the metal plate facing the fuser an somewhere in the middle there is a belt which needs to be tightened.
Can't find any info on it, but there was a metal mod for that finisher, to increase the tension on a belt, but you can make your own
The delivery belt would stop short of the home position sensor.

Yes the single bin internal finisher for the ir2200/2800/3300......thanks for the info.

[catgoldfish]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

yes the ones that go up and down. remove them. spring leaf? dont know what you are talking about

ok thanks....

[jper34]

Re: IR3300 Finisher Error E 585

Hey Guys,
Im also getting this code intermittently, looking for some additional help, do I need to remove the whole finisher to actually get to it..?
thanks in advance for any help..Jaime I.C.S.