derrick@cs.AthabascaU.CA (Derrick Rowlandson) (07/19/89)
We have a number of HP series II (and Apple series II) laser printers that are developing a very ugly scratch on the fusing roller. It appears that the heat sensor (thermostat?) may be the culprit. Now with the series I engines, we were able to purchase the fussing roller as a seperate entity, and make some cost effective repairs, but we have been unable to do the same for the series II printer, HP is nailing us over $200 for a complete fusing assembly. Does anyone have any recommendation on how to avoid this problem?How about any techniques for actually repairing the fusing roller? How about a source for the rollers? Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance derrick