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  • Hoosierdaddy
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    • Oct 2016
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    MPC 3002 SC 574

    This machine has a SC 574 code. The press roller thermistors were dirty so I cleaned them and then replaced them after the code wouldnt Reset. I also replaced the Heat Sleeve Assembly because it showed wear. Along with the reset fuse. I did a SP 5810-1 and -2. NO Change ANy suggestions?????

    Thanks Hoosierdaddy
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    • anothertech
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      • Nov 2007
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      #2
      Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

      Have you followed TSB-009? What does SP1-106-001 to -004 indicate?

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        • copier tech
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          • Jan 2014
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          Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

          I had a 3002 that had this issue, firmware still had years old factory versions, updated all the files, then I was able to reset the error with SP5810-02
          Let us eat, drink, and be merry, because tomorrow we may die!

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            • Hoosierdaddy
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              • Oct 2016
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              Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

              Originally posted by copier tech
              I had a 3002 that had this issue, firmware still had years old factory versions, updated all the files, then I was able to reset the error with SP5810-02
              It has the firmware with that SP option. When using that SP 5810-2 it said failed😟

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                • mikadonovan
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                  • May 2008
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                  Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

                  If it wont reset, it sounds like you have a fusing component that has failed, like a thermistor (check fusing temp display in sp1xxx to isolate), or maybe a thermostat is blown, or one of the lamps in the new fusing sleeve assembly is bad (I have seen that a couple of times).
                  NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING

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                    • eddy out
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                      Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

                      there is a fuse in the unit that must be replaced before performing that sp reset.

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                        • mikadonovan
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                          Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

                          Originally posted by eddy out
                          there is a fuse in the unit that must be replaced before performing that sp reset.
                          Read his first post. He already did that.
                          NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING

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                            • Hoosierdaddy
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                              Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

                              Originally posted by mikadonovan
                              Read his first post. He already did that.
                              I figured it out!! After looking at another fuser I found that I had plugged the Fuse into the Thermistor Plug (Why they have them with the same plug on them is beyond ME. I wont make that mistake again!! thanks for all the input. Have a good evening

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                                • mikadonovan
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                                  Re: MPC 3002 SC 574

                                  Originally posted by Hoosierdaddy
                                  I figured it out!! After looking at another fuser I found that I had plugged the Fuse into the Thermistor Plug (Why they have them with the same plug on them is beyond ME. I wont make that mistake again!! thanks for all the input. Have a good evening
                                  Glad you got er figured out, and thanks for the follow up.
                                  NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING

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