Hi! I am getting a Hardware Error of 2F48 on an IPF8300 when initiating a print request from the console. Right print head was just replaced and after ink was replenished this error came up. It's not in the service manual. Noticed that it is similar to another error posted here 2F49. Is there any way to tell which head this error is referring to? Seems unusual after a brand new head. Anything else to check other than replacing the head. As much detail as possible would be appreciated. Regards
IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Hi! I am getting a Hardware Error of 2F48 on an IPF8300 when initiating a print request from the console. Right print head was just replaced and after ink was replenished this error came up. It's not in the service manual. Noticed that it is similar to another error posted here 2F49. Is there any way to tell which head this error is referring to? Seems unusual after a brand new head. Anything else to check other than replacing the head. As much detail as possible would be appreciated. Regards
Canon U.S.A. : Support & Drivers : imagePROGRAF iPF8300
March 26, 2012
If the printer has the latest firmware installed (Ver. 1.25 or higher - iPF8300 Series), you only need to do the following:iPF 8300 / 8300S 2618, 2F48, 2F49, 2F50, 2F51 or 2F52 Error Code
1. Check if the Status Print or Print INF files indicate which print head experienced the error and replace it.
2. If the specific print head failure cannot be determined, replace both print heads.
NOTE:
With the latest firmware installed, it is no longer necessary to replace the Carriage Relay PCB. Make sure to apply the latest firmware updates to all of the printers.
September 25, 2012
iPF 8300 / 8300S
2F48 Error Code
In one case both print heads and the Carriage Relay PCB were replaced to resolve the error code.
PROCEDURE:
1. Turn off the printer and remove the current print heads
(DO NOT INSTALL THE NEW PRINT HEADS AS YET)
2. Replace the Carriage Relay PCB (QM3-3121-000).
3. Power the printer back on in User Mode without the print heads, then install them when the printer requests.
4. Follow all printer instructions to continue booting.
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Hi! I am getting a Hardware Error of 2F48 on an IPF8300 when initiating a print request from the console. Right print head was just replaced and after ink was replenished this error came up. It's not in the service manual. Noticed that it is similar to another error posted here 2F49. Is there any way to tell which head this error is referring to? Seems unusual after a brand new head. Anything else to check other than replacing the head. As much detail as possible would be appreciated. Regards
These pdf's may help in future service of 8300----------
All iPF Models--How to Supply Ink After a Manual Ink Drain has Been Performed.pdf
ALL iPF Series--Precautions to Take When Replacing the Purge Unit.pdf
iPF8000--9000 Series--Precautions When Installing the Head Management Sensor.pdf
iPF8300 & 8300S-Purge Unit Adjustment.pdf**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Teckat - thanks for the info - very helpful. Here is a general question - if a print head is used on the right side. Can it be flushed with cleaning fluid - and then placed on the left side? The reason I ask that is I wanted to do some troubleshooting before getting an additional head. I wasn't sure if the printer writes the position of the head to the EEPROM and always makes it Right or Left after initial install.Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Teckat - thanks for the info - very helpful. Here is a general question - if a print head is used on the right side. Can it be flushed with cleaning fluid - and then placed on the left side? The reason I ask that is I wanted to do some troubleshooting before getting an additional head. I wasn't sure if the printer writes the position of the head to the EEPROM and always makes it Right or Left after initial install.
The ASIC (IC2) collects printhead information from EEPROM mounted on the printheads and the printer temperature from the latch IC on the carriage board
and transmit them to the ASIC (IC1).
EEPROM control function
This function controls the EEPROMs of individual ink tanks, the maintenance cartridge EEPROM, the EEPROM on the maintenance cartridge relay PCB, and the
head EEPROM in addition to the on-board EEPROM.
EEPROM (IC802)
The 128-KB EEPROM stores various setting values, adjustment values, log data, counter values related to the user/servicing.**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Ok - here is the latest. Instead of getting a brand new left head I was able to obtain 2 used heads from a working machine which was working but sold. New owner wanted new heads with a fresh set of inks. I put them into my ipf8300 and after replenishing the inks - I have the exact same error as initially - 2F48. I think this basically eliminates the heads. VP - I did update the firmware successfully - so I think that eliminates the mainboard. So which part do you think is most likely to cause this error? Also can you give me the part #'s so I can try to obtain one?Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Ok - here is the latest. Instead of getting a brand new left head I was able to obtain 2 used heads from a working machine which was working but sold. New owner wanted new heads with a fresh set of inks. I put them into my ipf8300 and after replenishing the inks - I have the exact same error as initially - 2F48. I think this basically eliminates the heads. VP - I did update the firmware successfully - so I think that eliminates the mainboard. So which part do you think is most likely to cause this error? Also can you give me the part #'s so I can try to obtain one?
**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Thanks - I will try to get a carriage relay PCB to test with. I looked at the board and noticed 8 zero insertion connectors which flip up (easy to remove) and 3 connectors which are different. How do I safely remove the ribbon cable from the 3 other connectors. I don't want to pull it and break anything.Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Thanks - I will try to get a carriage relay PCB to test with. I looked at the board and noticed 8 zero insertion connectors which flip up (easy to remove) and 3 connectors which are different. How do I safely remove the ribbon cable from the 3 other connectors. I don't want to pull it and break anything.
why don't u get a MANUAL**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Teckat - thanks but I do have the service manual. I was asking about how to remove the ribbon cables from the PCB board itself. There are two types of ribbon connectors. One removes easily by flipping up a tab - the other I am not sure.Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
opening and closing the ZIF type connector
With your fingernail underneath the brown portion of the ZIF connector, gently lift it UP ( away from the circuit board).
First make sure that you have lifted the brown portion of the ZIF connector to the Up position. (See diagram). Insert the Flex Cable with its Blue side toward the Brown side of the connector. Insure that ribbon???s edge is parallel with the connector. (See diagram).
Then, while holding the Flex Cable in place, gently push the brown portion of the connector DOWN , towards the circuit board.
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point to note when replacing cables
Take a look at the attached photo of the carriage relay PCB. The image was taken from the back of the machine. The left of the image is towards the carriage home position. So you must stand at the back of the machine looking over the carriage relay PCB to be oriented like the image. All of the cables that go to the main controller have the blue writing facing the right. All of the cables that go to the print head have the blue writing facing the rear of the machine.
carriage relay.JPG**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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In the 2nd picture you attached you can see two black connectors at the top of the image where you have 2 red rectangles. How are those removed? THey are different than the Brown ZIF connector.u mean ? the FLEX CABLE ??????
opening and closing the ZIF type connector
With your fingernail underneath the brown portion of the ZIF connector, gently lift it UP ( away from the circuit board).
First make sure that you have lifted the brown portion of the ZIF connector to the Up position. (See diagram). Insert the Flex Cable with its Blue side toward the Brown side of the connector. Insure that ribbon???s edge is parallel with the connector. (See diagram).
Then, while holding the Flex Cable in place, gently push the brown portion of the connector DOWN , towards the circuit board.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]19474[/ATTACH]
point to note when replacing cables
Take a look at the attached photo of the carriage relay PCB. The image was taken from the back of the machine. The left of the image is towards the carriage home position. So you must stand at the back of the machine looking over the carriage relay PCB to be oriented like the image. All of the cables that go to the main controller have the blue writing facing the right. All of the cables that go to the print head have the blue writing facing the rear of the machine.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]19472[/ATTACH]Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
these pull directly out & then u just line up & push in
click on pic to better view
Carriage Unit.JPG
Carriage Unit-2.JPG**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: IPF8300 Hardware Error 2F48
Ok - so are you saying that I pull on the flex cable straight up and it comes out of the black connector or do I pull on the black connector itself and it comes up with the flex cable attached. I want to make sure I don't pull the wrong way.Comment
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