3.0 Overview
This section covers techniques for isolating and correcting printer problems. Use the following
procedures to isolate and correct malfunctions. When problems are isolated to a Printed Circuit PCB
(PCB), assembly replacement is suggested.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, see the Operator's Manual for configuration, interfacing and
setup information.
3.1 Initial Troubleshooting Steps
(1) Before servicing always unplug the printer; (2) ensure that the unit has been placed
on a level, stable surface; and, (3) use extreme care if measuring voltages.
CAUTION
Before troubleshooting, perform the following actions:
Remove any dirt or dust from the printer (see Section 2);
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Confirm that AC outlet voltage is within the specification;
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Confirm that the printer is placed within an acceptable environmental; and,
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Confirm that media has been correctly loaded.
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3.2 Problem Resolution
In the table below, locate a description of the symptom in the Problem column to find the associated
Possible Causes and solutions, which are arranged by probability.
Problem
Power LED is not ON
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
The power switch is not ON.
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The power supply is not properly connected to printer or the AC outlet.
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The Power Supply or the power cord is defective; replace.
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The Control Panel PCB is defective; see Section 4.7.
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The Main PCB is defective; see Section 4.3.
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Possible Causes
3-1
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