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  • Code: E-0905, E-2309
  • Description: Fuser Over-Temp at Thermistor 2 Error
  • Causes: 1. Thermistor 2 detects that the Fuser Temperature is over 200 deg C. 2. The signal from FPGA on PW13555 (Fuser Thermistor 2 High-temperature Abnormality) shows "H" for longer than 1 second.
  • Remedy: Output Check Mode No. 00600 SSR1 (H1: Center) Output Check Mode No. 00601 SSR2 (H2: Side) Information Mode No. 00013 Detection Temp1 Information Mode No. 00014 Detection Temp2 Check if relevant “IR Lamp” is possible to operate in Output Check Mode.
    1. In case the Item is Inoperative. (IR Lamp lights but not turn OFF) Wiring Harness 1 Following connectors and wires are OK. J224 on PW13520, TB1 to TB4 on SSR1/SSR2, TB101 to TB108 on AC Terminal PW14210, TB0 to TB8 on RY2. No Correct SSR1 2 If IR Lamp (H1: Center) is lighting while Output Check No. 00600 SSR1 status is “Inactive”. Please check voltage between SSR1-3 and SSR1-4. (Also between SSR1-4 and F-GND.) Yes In Case SSR1-3 and SSR1-4 is 0V DC, replace SSR1. In Case SSR1-4 and F-GND is 0V DC replace PW13520 or check the wiring. SSR2 3 If IR Lamp (H2: Center) is lighting while Output Check No. 00601 SSR2 status is “Inactive”. Please check voltage between SSR2-3 and SSR2-4. (Also between SSR2-4 and F-GND.) No In Case SSR2-3 and SSR2-4 is 0V DC, replace SSR2. In Case SSR2-4 and F-GND is 0V DC replace PW13520 or check the wiring. PW13555 4 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK Main Control PCB (PW13520) 5 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
    2. In case the Item is Operative. Wiring Harness 1 All of the following connectors are surely connected. J559 on PW13555, J700 on Fuser Unit, J707 J708 on Thermistor No Plug the Connector. Thermistor (TH1 TH2) 2 Check the detecting temperature from Information Mode No. 00013 and No. 00014. It is possible to observe the temperature rise up while IR Lamp light. No Check Thermistor mounting conditions. Or replace relevant Thermistor. PW13555 3 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK Main Control PCB (PW13520) 4 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
  • Code: E-0906, E-2310
  • Description: Fuser Thermostat 1 Error
  • Causes: The signal from FPGA on PW13555 (00616: Thermostat 1 Status) shows "H" for longer than 1 second. (Thermostat 1 Open)
  • Remedy: Input Check Mode No. 00616 Thermostat Status-L (“H” = Open) Input Check Mode No. 00617 Thermostat Status-L (“H” = Open) First remove any cause(s) for Overheat (E-0904/E-2308 / E-0905/E-2304)
    Wiring Harness 1 All of the following connectors are surely connected. J552 on PW13555, J700 on Fuser Unit, TBs to Thermostats. No Plug the Connector. Thermostat1 (TS1) Thermostat2 (TS2) 2 Continuity of Thermostat is OK. No Replace Thermostat. F550 on PW13555 3 J552-1 and J552-4 on PW13555 is 10 to 12V DC. No Check continuity of F555 on PW13555. PW13555 4 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK Main Control PCB (PW13520) 5 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
  • Code: E-0907, E-2311
  • Description: Fuser Thermostat 2 Error
  • Causes: The signal from FPGA on PW13555 (00617: Thermostat 2 Status) shows "H" for longer than 1 second. (Thermostat 2 Open)
  • Remedy: nput Check Mode No. 00616 Thermostat Status-L (“H” = Open) Input Check Mode No. 00617 Thermostat Status-L (“H” = Open) First remove any cause(s) for Overheat (E-0904/E-2308 / E-0905/E-2304)
    Wiring Harness 1 All of the following connectors are surely connected. J552 on PW13555, J700 on Fuser Unit, TBs to Thermostats. No Plug the Connector. Thermostat1 (TS1) Thermostat2 (TS2) 2 Continuity of Thermostat is OK. No Replace Thermostat. F550 on PW13555 3 J552-1 and J552-4 on PW13555 is 10 to 12V DC. No Check continuity of F555 on PW13555. PW13555 4 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK Main Control PCB (PW13520) 5 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
  • Code: E-0920, E-2336
  • Description: Fuser Motor Error
  • Causes: The signal from FPGA on PW13555 (00613: Fuser Motor Status) shows "H" for longer than 1 second. (“H”= abnormal condition is detected on motor driver IC)
  • Remedy: Error Mask Mode No. 00602 Fuser Motor Error Output Check Mode No. 00602 Fuser Motor Check if “Fuser Motor” is possible to operate in Output Check Mode.
    1. In case the Item is Inoperative. 1 The operation “Main Switch Off/On on10 minutes later” recovers the error condition. Yes Go to Case 2 Wiring Harness 2 Unplugging J557 on PW13555 recovers the error condition. Yes Check the motor harness damage. Fuser Motor (M3) 3 Replacing Fuser Motor (M3) recovers the error condition. Yes OK PW13555 4 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK Main Control PCB (PW13520) 5 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
    2. In case the Item is Operative. 1 Several test prints reproduces the error again No OK Fuser Motor (M3) 2 Replacing Fuser Motor (M3) recovers the error condition. Yes OK PW13555 3 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK Main Control PCB (PW13520) 4 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
  • Code: E-0930, E-2352
  • Description: Fuser Paper Feed Tension Error
  • Causes: The signal from FPGA on PW13555 (00618: Fuser Tension Error) shows "H" for longer than 1 second.
  • Remedy: Error Mask Mode No. 00604 Tension Error Input Check Mode No. 00618 Tension Error Status
    Wiring Harness 1 All of the following connectors are surely connected. J559 on PW13555, J700 on Fuser Unit, J704 on Load Cell. No Plug the Connector. Load Cell 2 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK PW13555 3 Replacing PW13555 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK Main Control PCB (PW13520) 4 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
  • Code: E-0A03, E-2563
  • Description: Flash Memory Error
  • Causes: Failed to write a data to the flash memory on PW13520.
  • Remedy: Error Mask Mode No. 00701 Flash Memory Error
    Main Control PCB (PW13520) 1 Replacing PW13520 PCB recovers the error condition. Yes OK
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