Method and apparatus for controlling a temperature of a fixing r

Electrophotography – Diagnostics – Fixing

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399 43, 399 45, 399 69, G03G 1520

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ABSTRACT:
In a fixing system used to an electrophotographic recording apparatus, when a fixing roller is heated to a temperature above a preset fixing temperature by a heater and then a thermistor senses that the surface temperature of the fixing roller falls below the fixing temperature, a heater controller energizes the heater for a predetermined driving time and then deenergizes of the heater for a predetermined heater interrupting time to thereby control the surface temperature of the fixing roller. The heater driving time and the heater interrupting time may be stored in a memory region in accordance with respective sizes of recording papers. The duty ratio of the heater may be changed when a predetermined number of images have been recorded or when the fixing system is continuously operated for longer than a predetermined time.

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