Hey. Ive got a 5551ci taskalfa that is popping a lot of J0533's.
The jam code means cassette 3 (high cap) is multifeeding.
Upon further inspection, its pretty wild, but if it doesnt jam it will actually pull two all the way through the machine. It will fix the toner properly and everything, but as your watching it collate on the finisher as it comes out it, it will literally have a blank piece of paper attached to another piece because it is literally double feeding successfully all the way through.
So clearly it is unable to properly separate or succesfully retard the next sheet from coming through.
I've replaced the rollers, and now the entire paper pick up assy (thats what its called in canon, not sure of the kyocera nomenclature)
Also the machine only has like 20k on it.
So with the paper pickup assy replaced idk what it could be.
I have an entire new cassette (deck) ordered now. Because i know in canon on some models the cassette itself actually actuates something that causes the sep roller to come down and do its thing. But i may be barking up the wrong tree.
Hoping to find someone who has any ideas. Thank you.
The jam code means cassette 3 (high cap) is multifeeding.
Upon further inspection, its pretty wild, but if it doesnt jam it will actually pull two all the way through the machine. It will fix the toner properly and everything, but as your watching it collate on the finisher as it comes out it, it will literally have a blank piece of paper attached to another piece because it is literally double feeding successfully all the way through.
So clearly it is unable to properly separate or succesfully retard the next sheet from coming through.
I've replaced the rollers, and now the entire paper pick up assy (thats what its called in canon, not sure of the kyocera nomenclature)
Also the machine only has like 20k on it.
So with the paper pickup assy replaced idk what it could be.
I have an entire new cassette (deck) ordered now. Because i know in canon on some models the cassette itself actually actuates something that causes the sep roller to come down and do its thing. But i may be barking up the wrong tree.
Hoping to find someone who has any ideas. Thank you.
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