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‎10-09-2017 06:51 AM

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Product: hp color laserjet cp5225dn

Good day all, I have a hp color laserjet cp5225dn that is making a loud clicking noise. sounds like its coming from the fuser but i'm not sure. the noise seems to start when the fuser starts to rotate and stops a few secounds after the paper exits. Everthing seems to be functioning fine.

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‎10-09-2017 07:14 AM

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There is a small gear driven by a larger gear on the fuser that tends to wear. Remove the fuser with the power off and just turn the larger gear by hand and observethe small gear to see if that is the problem. When this happens the complete fuser needs to be replaced.

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‎10-09-2017 07:14 AM

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There is a small gear driven by a larger gear on the fuser that tends to wear. Remove the fuser with the power off and just turn the larger gear by hand and observethe small gear to see if that is the problem. When this happens the complete fuser needs to be replaced.

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