Summa DC4 Carriage

[kelly]

Helping a community makerspace that has an old Summa. The Cassette Changer isn't doing it's job entirely properly and cassettes are not always fully returned to their home position. This generates an error message, user can open the door, pull the cassette back into position and resume the print without issue. So they're still using it, but obviously this is very inconvenient. Anyone know if there is a simpler fix for this than replacing the entire changer to the tune of $750 or so? Question for this nonprofit is whether it's worth it or if the printer is just past it's useful life and they'd be better off seeking a full replacement of some kind.

 

[cornholio]

Hi, you either need to replace cassette roller(s). That's relatively easy and shouldn't cost too much.
But it's likely those driven rubbery wheels in the carriage, that turn brittle and eventually even crack.(I can't find the number in the SM and my mail archive was deleted, when we needed to move into the cloud...
, but I found something in our service tool, of what I used
2x cassette changer wheel segmented
2x cassette changer wheel full
4x dampers
4x small screw for dampers)
I was able to order them from Summa in Belgium one or two years ago.
I think, Summa only sells complete refurbished carriages by now.

I wouldn't invest too much in a almost dead horse...

 

[cornholio]

I found it...
2x 420-024 wheel segmented
2x 420-025 wheel full
4x ND50200-9995
4x ND50000-9008

 

[kelly]

cornholio Thanks a million! Yes, looks like we cannot seem to find the parts individually.... Will keep checking or maybe someone else has a bead on where to buy--maybe call Belgium...

 

[mpsinformatica]

In un altro post qui sul forum, c'è una persona che li ha tagliati con la CO2.
Sto cercando di crearli in un'azienda che ricostruisce la gomma.
Ma ci sono due ruote smussate e due ruote rotonde.