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Risu
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Hi,
A few days ago I tested compatible image drums for Oki.
When all four new drums installed and I closed the cover
constant open top cover error appeared.
Door microswitch is measured, its 100% ok, rebooted etc but nothing works.
This is not the first open cover error for me, first time was manymany years ago.
Like now, it appeared when drum changed. Couple of Oki techicians spend days with Oki, never fixed it. After many
parts replace they changed whole printer.
Some circuit might be burned from the engine controller?
Cant find any burned part thought by eye.
Have somebody else having samekind of problem?
Supplier still have no answer for this. Two Okis down now. Yes, I did check the drums with other Oki to be sure
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Hi, yes, there is something about replacing/resetting all drums at once... There is a microfuse (F607, I think) on one of the boards, behind everything, that
board is behind everything... The Image Processor Board + Engine Control board must come out, the metal enclosure those boards sit in, must come out, there
is a relatively large board, the fuse is on it, on the back so all Drum Drive motors must come out and that actual board must come out. Sadly after all, you can't
replace it, there are no specs for it, it is less than 1/8 of an inch in size. I did shortened it once - it worked but it may cause bigger problems when/if more than
one drum will be replaced....
In any case, you're screwed, big time. The labor for the job is about 4 hrs plus whatever the board cost. We have few damaged C9800 printers that we're
parting out, I can offer you the board $275 (Mostly to compensate the time it will take to fish it out) If that's something you might be interested in, let me know
- I will compare the part number to make sure they're the same. It might take some significant amount of $ to ship to Finland so please take a look in to that.
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UnlimitedBT
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There is only one fuse that goes,o if you found it - thats should be it. You can short it out, probably, just stick a clearly visible note to the printer to anyone who
might replace drums in the future to replace one at the time. I respect how quickly and how deep you went inside that printer, by all means, that is not an
easiest place to get to... Did you know that if your drum shows end of the life but print quality is still good you can reset it?
Let me know if you need info on that.
I can get you a nice duplex - no problem at all, just make me a reasonable offer, i will try my best to make it happen, just consider that shipping might add to
it significantly.
As far as ES3640, it is pretty much the same engine as C9800 GA (Efi Fiery printcontroller, at least in those sold in North American region+1200 dpi + HDD) but
with reader/scanner, nice machines if well taken care of.
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I am OKI Authorized Service Partner so if you have any questions - ask away.
Roman.
02-18-2014
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Years ago, when I did use Okis more I reset drums with small 1/16Ah fuse. That was easy, when knowning where drums fuse is located , then no need to
open drum unit at all. A new fuse is outside of drum/unit, connected with the old burned one and when the new one is burned then taken away. 5 seconds job.
Difficult to explain in English.
I did use compatible toners as well, but I prefer original. Now Im testing a bigger copier toners with Oki.
First I must assemble parts for Oki again.
03-27-2014
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Hey UnlimitedBT I've been going through all these post and it seems you are the man to ask. I have a Lucidiom eq-9800 machine which I'm pretty sure is a oki
c9800 and I need to pick your brain on it if I may. Is there anyway to use oki toners in this machine? I believe the rfid chip is different I tried one and it said
incompatible toner but when I put the rfid chip in from the lucidiom toner is recognized it. Is there anyway around this that you know of? I know of someone
who put a oki board in it and had to reset everything back up I would rather not do that at this time. I would also like to know how to reset the drums because
I have two extra eq-9800 that have full drums that I cant put in this machine because the fuse has been tripped. I mainly use this machine for photo books and
folded cards and I have some questions regarding the best way to set color for photo quality. We used these machines at Wolf camera but everything was set
up and of course they did not let us learn all that they can do. I know I'm asking alot and I'm sure I have more questions but you seem to know it all about
these oki's. If you need pics of the machine or chips just let me know and I will get those to you.
Thanks
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Hi. Thanks. The lucidiom is actually C9800, if you print the config page, it will, most likely say C9800 so does the driver. Anyway...
I can post the instructions as far as DRUM reset but you will need a specific type and Amperedge of a fuse to perform the reset.
There is no way to workaround the TONER chips issue, If you ship me the formatter I can get that thing to imagine itself back to be OKI - that will come with
the charge. As far as how to set the quality - these units are driven by EFI Print Controller, it can be calibrated with densitometer, I really should say - It should
be because I never tried this myself.
Also, there is a potential drawback with resetting the drums - look, as drum ages and count goes up, it looses it's sensitivity so printer is set-up to compensate
the charges and exposures, if/when you reset the count on warned out drum - it will affect the print quality, if you're in top quality demand environment, I'd
say the brand new one is good till 75% of a first round
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Hello UnlimitedBT
I have an oki C9800 printer with an error code 310. The massage panel is to close the top cover..... so that it is closed..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This code appeared after I installed a fusilble to reset the yellow drum . this machine is almost new and has never problems. I disassembled the switch behind
the control panel of the machine, who is responsible for closing of te top cover I think.... I replaced it with the switch of an oki C9650 (it the same I think...) As
I have nothing to weld I attached the cables together .. but when I restar the machine always the error code ... please help me ....I do not know what to do ...
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UnlimitedBT
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Hi Jimmy, the board on the back is blown, not only it is on the back - it is behind 2 floors of electronics.
My experience shows that this happens when users attempt to reset multiple drums at once or do so with the fuse that is of improper miliampege.
The switch you trying to replace has nothing to do with it, please leave it alone - it is perfectly functioning.
I can post a documentation to show you which board is bad, this is about 3 - 4 hrs job to disable + replace + assemble back.
Sorry for a sad news - it is not a switch, machine has a protective circuit that goes off in case there is overcurrent at drum reset leads, that circuit is
deeeeeeep inside of the machine so you are in trouble.
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