ML2010_Roller_Rotation.MPG

[@emsl3933]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have managed to fix my printer! SO PLEASED and SO proud! Couldn't have done it without your help!!

[@chulavista911]

Thank you for taking the time to upload this fix. Also thanks to the person who suggested killing the power as the roller rotates. It took a couple of times to time it but the video made it easy.I turned the rubber inside out and it works great.

[@StoreVids]

I left a video response with a few more photos getting in there so people have a good idea of the clips and where to push with the screwdriver. Your video was a lifesaver - thanks!

[@patr255]

THANK YOU ! I've been annoyed, enraged, exasperated (in this order) by this paper feed problem for years and now it's absolutely perfect, you just saved my printer from an horrible death and my blood pressure from unecessary drills. Two remarks : 1. I was able to take the Feed Roller out without a screw driver, unclip the 2 top ones and push down/back the roller pretty hard to unclip the 2 below. 2. I used Acetone to clean the rubber.

[@RJB_music]

Almost threw this away until I came across this - I assumed it was a misalignment inside the printer, so easy now I know how! Thanks so much!!

[@EyEvil]

TY so much, I just bought a new toner and even before needing it I started to have paper jam every time I wanted to print. Since then it works like a charm.

[@skaterboizjoe]

Thanks for your advice, there is a better video for getting the thing out BUT your idea of reversing the roller saved me money and downtime,, thanks you are a life saver

[@drider43]

Your words were more descriptive than the video and I was able to get the roller out and cleaned. Thanks much!

[@billyarredondo]

Nice video. Printing a test page and killing the power as soon as the roller starts to move creates a little relief space to get that roller assembly out even easier. Also, flipping the rubbber inside-out can buy you some more time on the bad roller as well.

[@CopterPirates]

Thanks man, you really saved my printer from being trown away :D Constant paper jams were driving us crazy... Best tip for getting the roller out was to pull the small clip sideways away from the roller. This way it got out pretty easy, even without a screwdriver. THANKS again for posting this video :D

[@garybrown5430]

Thank you for showing how to remove the roller! Challenging to say the least.

[@skatergeek19811]

Thanks a million! - this paper feed issue was ready to put me over the cliff (lol) - a little elbow grease and 10 minutes laters - it's running like NEW!

[@halbates6145]

You saved us buying a new printer - many thanks!!

[@wisamkhalid5663]

same idea for Samsung ML-2510..It was little bit harder than this one to take the roller out and put back in..put after rotating the rubber roller..every thing works again....thanks a lot for you video

[@1337Kynes]

I had to take the case off to see what you all meant, but now it's working fine. Thanks for the video, it was very helpful!

[@earthugger]

Thanks for the video! Unfortunately I did not manage removing the pick-up roller out of the printer which is why I learned an easier way to fix this problem myself. In my printer cleaning the pick-up roller without removing it worked aswell: First of all, I unloaded paper and toner cartridge, as you did, then took some cloth and added some slug of benzine on it. Using the wet cloth I wiped it from left to right on the pick-up roller (or vice versa) to clean it from dust and any other substances. Finally I put the toner and paper in place. It now works! Yeah! German version: Ich habe es leider nicht geschafft die Gummirolle aus dem Samsung ML 2010 PR zu entfernen. Wie sich später herausstellen sollte, war dies in meinem Fall auch nicht notwendig. Ich habe einen einfacheren Weg herausgefunden, das Problem zu lösen. Ich habe die Gummirolle mit Waschbenzin gesäubert, ohne sie zu entfernen: Zuerst habe ich Papier und Toner entfernt, wie im Video zu sehen. Dann habe ich einen Lappen genommen und einen Schluck Waschbenzin genommen (das säubert einfach Vieles! :-). Mithilfe des somit "befeuchteten" Lappen habe ich die Gummirolle im Gerät gesäubert, indem die Rolle mit dem Lappen von links nach rechts (oder umgekehrt) saubergewischt habe. Ihr solltet auf jeden Fall aufgrund der waagerechten Rillen nur horizontal wischen, da man sonst wahrscheinlich nicht allen Staub entfernen kann. Wischt nur in eine Richtung, da der Staub sonst auf der klebrigen Gummirolle haften bleibt und ihr die Prozedur viel früher wiederholen dürft. Schließlich habe ich den Toner und das Papier wieder in den Drucker gesteckt und freue mich riesig, dass er wieder einwandfrei funktioniert :-) Juchuuu!

[@kaimarcus7966]

Instablaster

[@swankrod0609]

Great instructions. Yeah the top clips were a bear to get loose, but once done the roller came out just fine. Bottom clips are not so much a clip as just a slot for the bottom nub to fit into. Thanks for the video.

[@meowsqueak]

This solved the problem for me, although I couldn't really see much difference in the rubber, it definitely fixed it. Thank you.

[@MrOlivier987]

Saved my life man! Thanks a lot. Didnt even need to use a screwdriver

[@markprimavesi5841]

Recommend the use a 240mm long screwdriver rather than the short one shown. This allows the roller to be prised off the clip from outside the printer. I couldn't do anything with my hand inside the printer. Thanks for the assistance.

[@pallavisriram2726]

Thank you for this. Helped me fix my Samsung ML 2510

[@trakthor]

Here is a neat trick: Turn on the printer. Press and hold the Cancel button until the Toner Save lamp lights up. Release the button, and a test page will print. Turn off the printer just when the roller has turned one half turn. When you get your timing right, the roller will stop in just the right position. Now press the release tabs and apply pressure on the bottom half of the roller. It's not difficult at all!

[@flashxm1]

trakthor This is a very good tip, easy access to the clips. I just rinsed the rubber water and flipped it vertically rather than inside out; the area contacting the paper was getting worn.

[@beou1980]

worked for me after 4 years just sitting!! thanks

[@joxyzhan]

googling "ml-2010r constant paper jam" took me here and solved the problem :)

[@Andersonrobjr]

bottom clips are easy. I spent a good 20 minutes on the top clips. trick is they push down and then slide out a little. bottom clips you really just need to rotate downwards and give it a decent push. that worked really great to pop it out of the notch. I used armor all car spray on the rubber.... worked great and will help it last longer just make sure you wipe it off really well and let it dry out before printing something super important.

[@Ritari2000]

Thanks, it worked. My ML2010 printing again like a charm

[@ottorinobianchi858]

It was very helpfull. Thanks from Spain.

[@ToddGreenIKR]

Thanks for trying to help with this, but I have to agree with biomanmusic. The bottom clips will not let go and I can't see anything clipping them in. The release for the top clips is easy. Any suggestion before I toss the printer out? Thanks!

[@manfredomd]

Thanks man! Saved my life.

[@samighero]

Me the same. Not jam anymore, at least for now. Thanks alot man! :)

[@johnnytucats]

Got it out, rotated & cleaned rubber. Now I can't get it back in. No amount of pressure seems to work. As a matter of fact, I think I've bent the square-ish "axle" that the assembly is on. Thanks!

[@martincopass6064]

Just watched this, my 2010 feeds the paper through but stops before final delivery and I have to pull the sheet out. Will what you did in this video solved the problem

[@digitalbladeca]

Thanks, really easy and works like a charm

[@seangrainger]

Yes I was sure that what happened to Mr Tucats would happen to me, but a gentle wipe of the rolller has dobne the trick, thanks

[@1337Kynes]

I've been working at the top clips for nearly an hour now and I still can't quite get them. I've seen a few people say that they move "out" after going down, and I haven't figured out how to make that happen.

[@michaelmckee8572]

What did you use to spray the rubber?

[@IgorMujan]

you are a life saver!

[@leopinc]

Hi there, do you know how to rotate the axis? it did rotate itself :(

[@saba3151]

Hello, my printer's (Samsung ML-2010) pickup roller is rolling only one time. What can I do in this situation?

[@ВладимирКузнецов-я5д]

Thanks! It's very pleasure from you.

[@nonglobal]

Repair, better than replace. Thx.

[@mikenic7793]

I pulled a number of sheets of paper back out when the printer jammed. There was a lot of resistance. Now the printer will not pull paper in. It just makes some noise then stops. I know I reversed the gears when I pulled the paper out. Is there anything I can do to fix it? Samsung 2510

[@longlifeprinters9]

I'm glad you made sense of it even with the darkness of the video. Sorry it was not the best lighting. Thanks for commenting.

[@wolflahti412]

Turning the power off during cycling frakked up my printer beyond anything I can do to fix it. Now when I (try to) turn it on, the Online/Error LED goes red and nothing happens. Holding the Cancel button on startup causes the Online/Error and Toner Save LEDs to alternately blink rapidly. I tried repositioning the paper grabber roller (eventually by dismantling the drive gears on the side of the unit), but that did not help. I downloaded the Service Manual, but nothing in it remotely addresses the problem I'm having.

[@sandradavis2833]

what's going on when the printer wants to feed one and one-half pages at a time and then jams when the first page is only about three-fourths of the way out?

[@gpharikrishnan]

Many Thanks, no more paper jam.

[@kapilawijayaratne5335]

i did this thing, but now the printer won't work at all , the red light (/Error) is on all the time. when I power it on, the green light comes on for a fraction of a second, I hear a motor sound, then sound stops and red comes on ... anything to check?

[@rimvosius]

I HAZ THE SAME PRINTER WHATS THE PROBLEM!

[@tripleA17]

Thanks, this video saved my ass =]

[@gonulyldz6627]

Thanks

[@jaccochrysler]

Thanks!

[@mah40000]

The video would be very informative, if you pointed to the parts you named. while aiming a light at them. I couldn't guess what part you meant by the "clip" in order to "push down" on. I spent hours guessing and trying in vain. I am sorry to say that the video did not help.

[@rimvosius]

MY FAKIN GREEN LIGHT DOESNT EVEN LIGHT UP

[@inkawsmith2327]

have the same problem plus still the red light (on line/error) What do I have to do ???

[@richardorenstein8526]

couldn't budge it

[@maniyu4978]

Hable en español wey