My clc 3100 is throwing a E020 1F1 code. I have replace the developer in the yellow. I went into service mode and couldn't stir the yellow. Also the copier keeps asking for toner in in y, m, and cyan, yet they are full. Any suggestions?
My clc 3100 is throwing a E020 1F1 code. I have replace the developer in the yellow. I went into service mode and couldn't stir the yellow. Also the copier keeps asking for toner in in y, m, and cyan, yet they are full. Any suggestions?
Last edited by The clk man; 05-16-2012 at 05:31 PM.
when u added yellow developer (Pressing ‘SPLY') the unit is was rotating /
when u select stir u receive the error / swap the salt sensors ----
E020 with a sub code of 01F1 02F1 03F1 04F1
error code can be generated if the developer unit is starved of toner due to the hopper not supplying toner. The cause of the hopper not feeding toner to the developer unit can be electrical, mechanical, or customer induced.
The electrical cause can manifest as a bad toner level sensor, poor connection of the sensor, faulty hopper drive clutch or its connectors, faulty DC-controller, blown fuse on the DC-fuse pcb.
The mechanical cause can manifest as a problem with the drive belt or it's gears, a broken auger, toner sticking around the hopper toner level sensor.
Customer induced depletion of toner in the hopper can be caused when the customer does not add toner when it is called for and just tapping the hopper and turning the machine off and back on to complete a copy run.
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I changed out the hopper and still have the code. Can you tell me where I can find the broken gear? I also pulled the drum unit out and turned the gear on the back of each unit and all 4 of the turned freely.
One more thing, you said something about 70% drum life, how do I check that Sir.
Update: I changed out the yellow unit and put new developer in and even changed the drum out. NO GO. In service mode, it won't let me initialize or stir the yellow or any color for that matter.
Also the error code E260-0001 shows up, but when I turn the copier off and on again it usually goes away.
Last edited by The clk man; 05-17-2012 at 06:17 PM.
E260 Error Code
First Check the SW1(front door switch).
Switch SW1 may be arcing, preventing the 24 volts to be present at the DC Controller when the main power switch is turned on. If the problem is caused by a defective switch, replace the switch (P/N WC2-0185-000).
down to basics>
explain to me how u perform a full developer change>
step by step> do not leave anything out !!!!!
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I found a second yellow unit that I just happened to have. I emptied the old developer out and put new developer in. I put the unit back in and tried to initialize and stir the developer in service mode but it wouldn't let me.
Also where is the fuse that was talked about in an earlier post?
Last edited by The clk man; 05-17-2012 at 09:14 PM.
Replace the yellow SALT SENSOR Assembly > and throw the old one the Garbage >
down to basics> do u run the SUPPLY feature to add developer ???
explain to me how u perform a full developer change>
step by step> do not leave anything out !!!!!
did u look in the back of printer at the timing belts?
did u check the DEV.UNIT CONNECTING CABLE FOR YELLOW in rear machine back area
did u check the DEVELOPING DRIVE ASSEMBLY
NOTE:
below the hopper units is a black drive belt> it sits over four white roller pulley spacers>spacer rollers have white flanges to hold belt from slipping off> they crack off >causing the belt to slip off and lose tension>
there is also white gears that breaks toward the end off belt-
u need to remove entire hopper unit to inspect these areas
hopper.JPG
**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**
Replace the yellow SALT SENSOR Assembly > and throw the old one the Garbage >
down to basics> do u run the SUPPLY feature to add developer ???
explain to me how u perform a full developer change>
step by step> do not leave anything out !!!!!
did u look in the back of printer at the timing belts?
did u check the DEV.UNIT CONNECTING CABLE FOR YELLOW in rear machine back area
did u check the DEVELOPING DRIVE ASSEMBLY
NOTE:
below the hopper units is a black drive belt> it sits over four white roller pulley spacers>spacer rollers have white flanges to hold belt from slipping off> they crack off >causing the belt to slip off and lose tension>
there is also white gears that breaks toward the end off belt-
u need to remove entire hopper unit to inspect these areas
click on image below to open full
hopper.JPG
**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**
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