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imageCLASS MF753Cdw Wakes up from sleep mode and makes noise

jobeck10
Contributor

I just hooked up my color laser printer wirelessly to my computer. I noticed, that after it goes in to sleep mode, it periodically turns on, makes a few noises and then goes back to sleep. Is this normal for this printer?

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sebashuang
Apprentice

This thread is dead.  

scion
Apprentice

I also noticed this. It seems to happen every 12 hours for me. At around 1:00pm and 1:00am every day.

mr-Mike
Apprentice

Anyone get an answer to this 12 hour wakeup call. Mine is at 4:00am.

Mike

 

Bought a brother.    So much quieter.  

shadowsports
Legend
Legend

@jobeck10 wrote:

the router freq is 2.4 ghz, would it be different if i put it on the 5 ghz?


Looks like this post was abandoned by the thread's starter.  By frequency I meant how often?  Not the frequency of your wireless network.  The printer supports 2.4Ghz wireless, it will not connect to a 5GHz broadcast.  

I suspect this is a maintenance operation.  I'd recommend contacting Canon Support.  The printer has a 3 yr warranty. 

 

~Rick
Bay Area - CA


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dkonigs
Apprentice

I just wanted to add a bit of a "me too" to this thread.  I recently bought an MF753Cdw myself, and its also been doing this.  Every once in a while, it sounds like its starting to "wake up" to print something, then a second or two later it stops and goes back to sleep mode.

I'm also connecting mine to the network via wired Ethernet, so I'm pretty sure all of these WiFi questions have nothing to do with whatever is actually going on.

normadel
Authority
Authority

My MF8350 Laser, connected to network by wire, does this. It's been doing it for years. Never thought of it as a problem. 

mr-Mike
Apprentice

I'm by a network wire also.

My guess is and it's merely a guess; that it's charging the drum with static, to make it faster for the 1st page out.

Anything else it could be doing?

Mike

 

It could be phoning home for instructions on how to proceed with overcoming us silly human beings.

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