PA03586-K983 PA03586-K984 Scanner Paper Feed Roller & Exit Roller with Shaft Compatible with Fujitsu S1500 S1500M fi-6110 N1800

I've had a Scansnap S1500 since 2011 and have been really happy with it. I use Linux, can drive it no issues and on the whole it has very few jams and has just kept working. Last weekend, it made some odd noises, and soon afterwards it stopped feeding with a jam which revealed a gooey feed roller. One roller had de-generated to goo really quickly - last week, multi-page scans - at the weekend, unusable. But 15years...! After that lifetime I'd have bought another Scansnap in a heartbeat, but I kinda value the planet I live on and didn't want to consign another gadget to the dubious local recycle efforts without giving it a last chance. So I ordered these rollers and did some YouTube research. A few days later, I have a working scanner again - and it works really well - as good as new! The rollers seem well made, one was about 2mm off-position but it doesn't snag the case, and fit the bushings perfectly. I can't say it was easy. It's a couple of hours breakdown to get to the rollers, and lots of parts, and the biggest challenge I had is that 15yr old ABS lugs are unforgiving; quite a few broke. But by ensuring that those parts affected were supported in other ways (reattaching the internal metal chassis), it seemed to hang together well. These were right-priced and worked really well and I really appreciate that these are available to prevent waste of what is otherwise still a perfectly serviceable scanner. Hats off to Fujitsu for making this possible - please don't make future units non-repairable - I'll be back as long as your products carry on supporting our planet!

The rollers fit perfectly. But it is a tedious process to replace the rollers. There is a good video by the OKLILI company that sells this product that goes through the whole replacement process. It will take a good bit of time and patience to replace these, but for me it was worth the time. Rather than spending hundreds for a new scanner, this $20 product made sense to me. For me, it was worth the time. My scanner is probably about 20 years old. It has worked fine till recently and I saw that the feeder and exit rollers were all gummed up and that screwed up the scanning. Fujitsu doesn't recommend replacing these rollers....I think they would rather sell you a new scanner and they really didn't design it well for replacing these. I replaced these in a couple of hours, and it took some careful disassembly and reassembly. But the scanner works great now....and hopefully for another 20 years or so.

The rollers in the Fujitsu, deteriorate due to heat and usually get "stuck", and with these replacements you can renew the life of your scanner... Now to get there, not the easiest little project! First, I watched two different you tube videos, with lousy translations, and then I went to work. It took me about 1 hour and a half for the whole ordeal, including cleaning everything in side. I have to admit I felt a bit intimidated at the beginning, since its hard to tell where to start taking it apart! And watching the videos made a whole difference!! Nevertheless, for few dollars, and a rewarding challenge, the scanner, which adore since 2009, is back alive and running like new.

Replacement parts for an older machine. Works as advertised.

The rubber outfeed and guide rollers on the scanner broke down and turned gummy and sticky. These fit perfectly and eliminated the paper jams that the old rollers were causing. A bit of a trick disassembling the scanner to install these but a lot cheaper than a new scanner.