Brother DCP-9020, MFC-9130/9140, MFC-9330/9340 • Fuser Unit Rollers Replacement

Hi!
In this video I'll show you how to perform a repair on a Brother DCP-9020CDN, DCP-9020CDW, MFC-9130CW, MFC-9140CDN, MFC-9330CDW and MFC-9340CDW that needs rollers replacement on the fuser unit. For the purpose of this video I'll perform a repair of a Brother MFC-9140CDN.
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[elizabeth]

My mother got paper stuck between the rollers I am 15 and managed to fix this myself with the help if this video

[discomoot]

Just completed removal of the fuser unit, replacement of both of the rollers, quick clean and also replacement of the 4 guide rollers. Would not have attempted this without this wonderful video. All in took me 50 mins. Very happy with the job and pleased this was cheaper and I suspect greener fix of our Brother DCP-9020CDW. It now has a new lease of life.

Thank you again !!!

[joelstarr]

Thanks for this video. Instructions were perfect, and helped me save $$ instead of buying a new assembly.

[mim]

Excellent tutorial. I followed the steps and successfully replace the rollers. Many thanks

[timsawyer]

Over 2 years later and you're still helping people fix their printers! I just finished replacing the fuser roller (the black one, the red one looked fine) using this video as my "step-by-step" guide, and it went off without a hitch. Well, OK, with a couple, but those were my fault and not yours! (E.g., "I can get this out without removing that first!"... "Uh, OK, I got it out fine, but in order to put it BACK, I actually DO need to remove that!") Thanks SO much for taking the time to post this so old retired people like me can get their printers fixed at a reasonable cost! (Now we'll get to see if the roller I bought was of decent quality and will last, or if I'll need to do it again!)

[hoggle]

I have to do this soon, has taken me over a year to figure out why my prints were all crinkled and kept getting jammed! This is the guide I will be using to replace the rollers! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this

[ReAgAnIsMe]

This saved my life. I was frustrated. Thank you for having clear and concise information and direction.

[jaymicksee]

Thanks so much for your video - I was able to get a cheap pair of rollers instead of a very expensive fuser unit and it’s all up and running perfectly now, thanks to you! 😊

[MeriadecdeQuelen]

Thanks a lot Paolo, took me 2 hours but saved 300 bucks. I put the springs back the other way, so you have more place to pull them with a a small plate screwdriver head.

[seandawson]

Thanks for the video. Used it to successfully replace both rollers. Had an issue reinstalling the spring and snapped off the plastic tab. . Bent a nail and braced it the other side to attach the spring to. Tip attach to the plastic tab first and then attach to the metal bracket.

[airmangirard]

Thanks for the informative video. It’s worth mentioning (1) When re-attaching the springs, the black plastic tabs of the rubber roller assembly (the ones with the arrows pointing outwards) need to be set such that the rubber roller and the fuses roller are touching. It’s easy to have them set in the jam-clearing position which gives a gap between the 2 rollers. (2) Removing the springs with a hook tool from the metal tabs is better than trying to do so from the plastic tabs as you did. Safer to not break the plastic. (3) When bending the tabs of the fuses roller outwards after installing the plastic gear, better to just grab the tab with needle nose pliers instead of grabbing the outside of that plastic gear as he did so as to not break teeth of the gear if it’s old and brittle. Again, great video.

[SokhenIn]

I'm in IT, printers are the one thing I try to avoid. But your video is easy to follow, I got about halfway and did everything in reverse to put it back. Definately saved my printer.

[periwinkleteh]

Fabulous. Thank you. I always like to try fixing things before replacing them. I'm sure I would've broken lots of little important pieces if I hadn't watched your tutorial first. Thanks again!

[h.schulz]

Hi,
very very helpful, thank you !!
I have repaired my brother MFC-9142CDN and it works very well. The 2 rolls cost 30 Euros, a complete new fuser unit more than 180 Euros.
So, it was a good deal for my wallet and for the environment anyway.
Warm greetings from Germany...👋

[JulianDupuy]

THANK YOU, my upper roller was damaged from sitting too long without use - the metal clips bit into it and broke the film and the orange surface inside it. You saved me a ton of money mate, thank you once more for sharing such a clear and detailed video.

[patricketilianab]

Worked perfectly for HL-3170CDW too. Took around 45mn for disassembling and another 45mn for reassembling.
Printer saved for less than 10€ and no unnecessary waste.
Thank you much !!!

[mariofarris]

Thanks really very helpful. Today I replaced both rollers that I damaged by printing adhesive labels. Now it works perfectly.

[j.l.]

Thank you. Best DIY for fuser assembly for MFC-9130CW PERIOD! I ended up just replacing the entire fuser assembly since reviews for just rollers that I could have bought had bad reviews.

[testnerdsets]

You, Sir, are both a gentleman and a scholar.
No, but for real thanks so much! The exact same process worked for the HL-31C so you might want to add that to the title. Cheers!

[alysonscottnow]

Thanks so much for taking the time to make and share this. I can't express my amazement when the test page printed perfectly! Credit: You!