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Ok, I'll admit that picture made me LOL
WTF!!! and I just saw CorkyShark's avatar! ROFL
Okay it has been awhile but I wanted to make sure what I replaced fixed this *@*$n machine. I did try a new hard drive also; I think I forgot to post that. I just printed out the history on the machine. The problem is GONE. It does not power down and power up any more. It was the Memory DIMM (WA7-3406-000) on the Main Controller board.
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I had a machine with 0A05 and it was directly related to prefed paper in tray one when the sorter coded out an E-580.
Originally Posted by Hopper
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CASE Was Fixed in JULY 2010
your six months late
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Relevant info
I agree that this was over six months ago. But I felt it was relevant information for someone goggling a similar problem in the future. As I was just this week.
Hopper
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