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about the failure of the FIP sensor ............................... .... .....
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........ ......... ............. 2-59 2.2.4.3 The switch (normal/open) FIP failure. .................................................. .. ..
.................................... ........ .. .... ... 2- 60 2.2.4.4 magnet/communication is not fragments of FIP energy ..........
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.. .. ..................... 2-60 2.2.4.5. Magnet/clutch on the left FIP FIP .......................................
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... .............................................. .. ...... ........................................ .. .. ...... ..... ....... ....... 2-61 2.2.4.6 the engine does not
turn into FIP ........ . ..... .. .. ...... ............................... ... ...
..... ... 2-61 2.2.4.7. ..................................... 2-62 2.2.4.8. Map/freestalfmagnet without FIP power supply ...
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2 -62 2.Sensor errors ............................................... . .... .................................................. . 2 - 45 chain 93 093-312
rotation of the toner power engine .................... ............ ........................ 2-47 093-400 toner almost exhausted ...... ........
.................................... .... .. ... ... .. ...................... 2-47 093-406 Toner almost exhausted ........ ... ......
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................ 2-47 093-912 Empty toner ...........
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.... ... ................................... 2-47 093-956 Installation of the new Cru cylinder Faiche .... ..... ......................... ..........
......... 2-47 093-959 The installation error of the new Cru cylinder exceeds the thresholds .................................
.... . ......... .... .... .... 2-47 chain 95 095-910 without a drum cartridge .............. .......... ........ ... ............................. ...... ..
..................... .. ... .......... .. 2- 49 string 116 116-321 controller logical errors. ..................... ............................. ....... ..
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..... .. ...... .......... 2-51 116 -323 Data controller error -nvm .................... ... ............ ..... . .. ..
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2-51 116-334 Speed NVM data .... ..... .... ... ........................ .... ......... .... .... ... ........................ .... ..........
... ... .... ... .............. .......... .... .. 2-51 116-377 IIT escape time .... ..... .. ........................ .......... ...... ... ..... ..
.............. 2-51 116 -747 Unconidal lateral connection .... ............ . ..... .. ................ .... ..... .......... .... .... 2- 51 Corda 117
RAPISEED STATE INDICATOR 08/2012 First edition 2-2 WorkCentre 5021/5019 2.1.1 As a resolution of level 1
problems: • The correction of level 1 errors (1 level 1 FIP ) is the first step in the diagnosis of a problem. A level 1 FIP
asks if there is an error code and other symptoms of the problem and forwards them to the resolution of level 2 or BSD
problems to solve the problem. Reading of level 2 errors: • The level of correction of level 2 errors is a diagnostic
procedureAnd do the procedure correctly. Sometimes, if there are two or more causes, they cannot be immediately
identified and the FIP itself must be repeated. In this case, use another solution provided in the same FIP process. • For
problems related to the supply voltage, such as the machine not being listed, see the "Other FIP Errors" section for
additional troubleshooting. • In some cases, a procedure for checking general electrical parts (motor,
solenoid/connector, switch, sensor, etc.) can be displayed for troubleshooting and troubleshooting. In these cases,
please refer to the general FIP section for troubleshooting. 2.1.2 How to enable/disable error code display. If there is a
problem with the device on the user interface screen, an error or error code (circuit link) will be displayed. When an
error code appears, the following operation can be performed to switch the view to the circuit level corresponding to
that error code. To fix, check the circuit connector number and run the appropriate FIP. How to proceed to connect the
circuit 1. If there is a problem, the error code will flash. Figure 1 J0LJ21201201 2.
When the error code is displayed, hold down the [Copy Identity] button on the control panel. • When the button is
pressed, the circuit reference number is displayed and flashes. Rice. 2 J0LJ21202 Original Issue 08/2012 Rap Indicator
Status 2.1.1, 2.1.2 WorkCentre 5021/5019 2-3 3 . An error code will appear on the screen after the [copy of identity
certificate] is issued. 2.1.3 The glossary uses the following terminology in the section dealing with disturbed issues. The
value of this terminology must be fully understood when analyzing the problem. Status Indicator RAP 2.1.2, 2.1.3 •
Fault Code This 6-digit code is displayed when problems are detected. • Activation (deactivation) of the mechanical
pressure (release) of the switching input or connected mechanical connection. Block to insert a document or sheet of
paperbetween the two ends of the wire using the ohmic field of the tester.
• Entry Test [xxx-xxx] / Exit Test [xxx-xxx] to access the component test as described in Chapter 6 on how to use EC
mode. • Analog Monitor [xxx-xxx] To open the analog monitor, follow the procedure in Chapter 6 to use EC mode.
• Check the voltage level Table 1 Interval of voltage level from +3.3 V cc (h) from +3.2 to +3.6 V cc (l)) from 0.0 to
+1.0 V cc +5 V cc (h) from +4.8 to +5.4 V cc (l) from 0.0 to +1.0 VCC +24 VCC (H) from +23.3 to +25.7 VCC (l) from
0.0 to +3.0 VCC-PL 4.2 See PL 4.2 of the nomenclature in Chapter 5. • • CH 6.2 J4 08/2012 Area Initial Version 2-4
WorkCentre 5021 /5019 See circuit 6.2 Area J4 in Section 7 BSD. • REP 4.1.3 View Rep 4.1.3 In Chapter 4.
• Adj 4.1.3 See Adj 4.1.3 In Chapter 4. • Replace the parties in order when it is not possible to analyze the causes of the
problem in more detail. Replace the parts. The parts that require more frequent substitutions or may cause problems
are listed first. Initial Version 08/2012 WorkCentre 5021/5019 2-5 Rab State Additor 2.1.3 Rap State Indicator 08/2012
Initial Version 2.1.3 2-6 WorkCentre at 5021/5019 Proc. FIP operator for the problem. Did the operator use the car
correctly?
JN Explain to the operator how to use the car correctly. Performs all works archived in memory. Turn off the car and
put it back into gear. Is the user interface screen normal? YN, to solve the problems related to the "User Interface"
screen, see [BSD (CH2.1)] and [2.2.3 Another FIP bug]. Check the chronology of errors. See [6.4.2.1 Arresti
Chronology] to view the error code in the user interface. Does the user interface display an error code? Yn see [Problem
Resolution] in the User Manual and correct the following errors. • Hardware problems • Image quality problems • Copy
problems • Printer problems • Scanner problems • Network problems • Card jams • Document in Box J.Click [Stop] in
the interface area and change the settings. 003-951 1 Maximum number of pages BSD-On: - The number of pages to be
scanned was exceeded during copying. Cause/Action Click [Stop] on the UI panel and reduce the number of pages in
the document.
003-963 access points outside the BSD-ON range: - Run time on selected access points, document size, image size X,
reduce/enlarge ratio was higher than standard paper size and excellent. 003-754 IPS BSD-ON Overload: -IPS processing
exceeded scan processing. Cause/effect can be avoided by setting the R/E ratio to 99% or 101%. If this happens often,
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