The path isn't totally straight, and the transport speed would be way too
high for PCBs.
It seems to me it must be easier to take out the fuser and work from there
than trying to adress these issues in the printer.
ST
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 22:44:01 +0100, Alan Marconett <KM6VV@...> wrote:
> HI Alan 00,
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> Sorry if I sidetracked the thread!
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> Were you going to use pieces of the printer? Or were you wanting to FEED
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> the board and transfer paper through the printer?
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> Interesting idea. I wonder if I've got any more printers awaiting
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> demolition?
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> I doubt if you could "feed" anything through if you have the '50' error.
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> Mine doesn't.
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> If it's hot, then I guess it's hot! Maybe you can take control of the
> drive
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> motor, remove the path past the drum, and get a straight shot past the
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> fuser? Might be a little work! ;>)
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> Alan KM6VV