Replacing the magenta toner motor on your Xerox 7855 model is a critical maintenance task to ensure optimal printer performance. This step-by-step guide simplifies the process, helping you navigate the intricate steps involved in accessing and replacing the toner control unit.
Step 1: Initial Setup
Before beginning the replacement process, prepare the machine for disassembly:
Open the Front Cover: Start by opening the front cover to reveal the four toner cartridges.
Remove Toner Cartridges: Carefully take out all cartridges to ensure unrestricted access to internal components.
Step 2: Removing Covers and Screws
To access the toner control unit, various covers and screws need to be removed:
Back Covers:
Remove three specific covers at the back of the machine by pulling tabs or using the designated handles.
Unscrew two screws to detach the back panel and reveal the internal assembly.
Bottom Panel:
Unplug the connected cord and unscrew three screws to remove the bottom panel.
This step provides access to additional internal components.
Step 3: Accessing the Toner Control Unit
With the covers removed, focus shifts to the toner control unit:
Open the Back Door:
Detach cables and unscrew multiple screws to open the back door.
Ensure that all cables are clear to allow the door to open fully.
Remove the Circuit Board:
Unscrew and detach the circuit board by pressing two prongs to release it.
Disconnect any cables attached to the board.
Expose the Toner Control Unit:
Remove additional screws to detach the black cover and expose the toner control unit.
Step 4: Front-Side Components
To fully access and replace the toner motor, additional steps must be performed on the front side:
Remove the Cleaning Blade and Waste Container:
Slide these components out carefully to access the drum compartment.
Detach the Plastic Covers:
Unscrew the gray and blue plastic pieces to create space for removing the toner control unit.
Step 5: Removing the Toner Control Unit
The toner control unit is the primary focus of this process:
Detach Green Boards and Clips:
Remove four green boards and associated clips, ensuring the wires are separated from the unit.
Unscrew and Remove the Unit:
Take out all screws securing the unit and gently slide it out of position.
Step 6: Reassembly
Once the toner motor is replaced, reassemble the printer:
Reverse the Steps: Follow the disassembly steps in reverse to secure all components.
Test Functionality: Ensure all cables are properly connected and the printer is operational before closing the machine.
Tips for Safe Replacement
Use Proper Tools: Equip yourself with a standard Phillips head screwdriver and a 5.5 screwdriver for specific screws.
Handle Components Carefully: Avoid damaging sensitive parts, especially cables and clips.
Follow the Video Guide: Refer to the detailed video for visual demonstrations of each step.
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