20 Most Recent Canon DR-4010C Questions & Answers

Hi, you can check in scanner setting in last parameter ie in other there is one option detect by ultrasonic. if you have select tht option pls deselect it and check ones

depends on if you broke it off or you really broke it apart. you can try using high strength sealant, or if you really broke it into two you can ask for parts if not online, at the nearest canon store

There is no 'User memory' in Dr 4010C. The memory available is sued as a buffer for processing scanned images. You need to have 'memory' i.e., storage space in your harddisk. If you are scanning in Color, you need larger space.
S. Mohan, Chennai, India

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It sounds like you diagnosed it. The tray "paper detect sensor" thinks it has paper in it, and if it doesn't have paper in it...there's a problem with the sensor. Take the tray off and inspect the sensor. Blow out around the sensor and it's PCB and make sure it is not out of position. Check the sensor lens for anything blocking it, and retest. If it still shows always on, then replace the sensor. Press the "count only" button to illuminate it, and press the "start" button. If the scanner works properly (tray lifts, pulls paper through the scanner, and counts it)...well then you have software or connectivity issue. Hope that helps, Scan-R-Store Scan Store provides service and maintenance contracts on all Canon Fujitsu...

P007 indicates that a document has jammed before exiting the registration post sensor. Make sure the path is clear and no staples are stuck in the rollers. I like to use a microfiber cloth, with a small amount of 50/50 alcohol on it, to wipe down the entire feed path; top and bottom. The microfiber cloth will grab staples that may be wedged between the rollers/roller openings. Beyond that, it could be a timing issue from a bad/loose drive belt. Actually, there are quite a few things that could cause a paper jam before exiting the post registration sensor. Wipe it down and let me know. Scan-R-Store

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There are a set of gears that convert motor rotation into lifting of the tray. Check if the gears are aligned properly. Any stapler pin jammed inside can stop the gear, while the motor pushes it forward. This will create noise. Very unlikely that these motors fail. Also clean the paper sensor in the tray. S. Mohan, India

I havent faced this problem. Try default option initially then try your settings. If this does not work, uninstall CP3 and reinstall it. S. Mohan, India

The motor that drives the pickup roller is faulty.

Canon P/N MG1-4225-000 DR-9080C Contact NWRS (www.nwrsinc.com/) & try to have the reading unit refurbished.