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fuser problem. Plate is not getting enough heat to bond. We had same problem--put printed plate in oven at 250 degrees for 2 minutes--and like magic the plate was perfect. Not a permanent solution but

...Fuser Swing Plate. It's a small metal plate that contains a couple of cogs, one of which drives the fuser assembly. HP found that the fuser drive cog on his plate encountered excessive wear and would ...

...fuser gears are called a swing plate assembly and can be difficult to replace in some models. They are normally replaced along with the fuser as they tend to get full ot excess toner and wear down, ...

...fuser,yes? Yes the swing plate assembly drives the fuser. There are other causes if you have lost fuser drive or are getting a grinding noise from the back of the printer. One cause is the blue ...

...fuser entrance plate. The toner buildup is a common problem so I would check that first. The fuser is easy to remove and you just beed to flip it over and look closely at the plates that "guide" the ...

...fuser gears and the swing plate assembly gears bounce slightly, creating wear on the fuser drive gear and the swing plate gears. Over time they wear down enough that they start making noise and will ...

...plate under the fuser unit and secure the fuser in place. As the catch slides forward under the steel plate, it pushes on the trigger of the sensing switch, closing the sensing switch and letting the ...

...plate" replaced to solve the fuser noise. Remove the fuser and look at the black gear inside the printer on the left side. Do the teeth on that gear look worn ? If so that gear (swing plate) needs to ...

...4250/4350. these units look IDENTICAL the correct fuser unit assy part number is RM1 1044 a small white barcoded sticker should be present with the part number on the base plate of the fuser ...

...plate on the front to the fuser has the input drive gears on it,,, the shafts/gears get gummed up making the fuser very hard to turn, causing the E014 you described. Pull it apart, clean and lube the ...