iR ADV 6065, with code error E302-0101....

[buboy2222]

I know this is an aging post, but found the following in the field that may be useful to someone:

I had this error recurring on a 6055 that I just could not shake. I had replaced the flat ribbon cable, and the reader controller. Cleaned the dickens out of the white plate. Reset and manually re-entered all Rcon settings. And was about to replace the scanner itself when it was discovered that the mylars that sit above the CCD were coated from the inside with dust. This was causing the back-side shading error by causing the shading operation to fail. I was able to peel the mylars back and gently clean them. Then blow out the CCD unit with canned air to clear any other dust that may be hanging around in there.

The mylars should really be crystal clear (or at least are when new) but will glaze over with dust over time. I do not believe these are orderable parts from Canon which is a real shame. To replace the scanner is quite expensive.

Hope this helps someone!

Sir how to entered manually the Rcon settings? and how to go to level 2 in service mode?
Thank you.

[teckat]

How to go into Service Mode level 1 and 2 on the imageRUNNER ADVANCE




To go to Service Mode Classic Level 1 follow the steps bellow:

1) Select Settings/Registration

2) Press 2 & 8 at the same time

3) Select Settings/Registration

To go to Service Mode level 2, go to Service Mode level 1 and then:

1) Select Settings/Registration.

2) Select 2.


Go to Service Mode follow the steps bellow:

1) Select Settings/Registration

2) Press 2 & 8 at the same time

3) Select Settings/Registration

4) Select Mode List

5) Select Copier

6) Select Option

7) Select FNC-SW

8) Highlight [Level 1] to toggle between level 1 and level 2.

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To backup and Restore DC-Controller (D-CON) or Reader-Controller (R-CON)

Access SERVICE MODE LEVEL 2 -COPIER>FUNCTION >SYSTEM> and execute
DSRAMBUP or RSRAMBUP respectively.

After performing a clear, to restore the settings, execute DSRAMRES or RSRAMRES respectively.