Grinding noise sounding like a gear is stripped

the guides are bad, replace them.
the noise tells this.

sounds like you have a stripped starter gear or stripped fly wheel, I'd pry for the stripped starter gear.

Hi Anonymous

I trust you are well

If you hear a grinding noise it might be the gear wheel in the printer that is stripped or possibly a paper jam.

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Yes, it sounds like the regulator is at fault. The grinding noise sounds like a stripped gear. You will have to pull the inner door panel off to investigate.

sounds like you are right the only gears are in the motor

They seem to have a plastic gear built in as protection for overloading (prob). When the machine counters to much resistance that gear will strip its teeth causing the machine to not be able to turn, that it what seems to be the grinding problem. If it is not the plastic gear then it another gear that is "stripped(of its "teeth") I hope your problem is not a severe, but if your mixer is "locked up" then at least you found the problem.

definitely sounds like the drive gears are stripped, did it jam and someone pull paper out by hand this is major cause of stripped gears. generally fixing is not cost effective cheaper to buy new

Seems like the drum drive gear is bad, and is not meshing w/the drum causing it to strip the drum gear.

Does it only make the noise when printing. Do you hear the noise when sending out faxes? I have heard grinding noises onlt when using poor quality toner refills, or the fuser gear and or drive gear asm is stripped. First try a known good OEM toner.

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