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    Canon iR5075 E808-0003

    Dear,

    My copier is displaying this error (E808-0003) usually after 50 copies. I have searched the forum, but I couldn't find this problem occurring to somebody else. All error code lists contain E808-0001 and E808-0002, without this one occurring on my copier. Does anybody here have experience with this error and can anybody give me an advice to solve it?

    Thank you.

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    Canon iR5075  E808-0003

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    Re: Canon iR5075 E808-0003

    I would check wall voltage supply ,especially proper ground-from Neutral to Ground =0v>0.5v max.
    Poor ground effects Fix Temp .
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    Re: Canon iR5075 E808-0003

    Error Code E808-0002 iR6570 Series & iR5075 Series




    Article Content:

    Symptom
    The Error Code E808-0002 intermittently is occurring.

    Cause
    The outlet that the machine was plugged into measured 67 VAC between ground and neutral.

    Action
    Temporarily moved machine to a correctly configured 240 VAC wall outlet. The outlet problem was corrected by an electrician and the error stopped occurring.

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    Re: Canon iR5075 E808-0003

    Quote Originally Posted by fr2au View Post
    Error Code E808-0002 iR6570 Series & iR5075 Series




    Article Content:

    Symptom
    The Error Code E808-0002 intermittently is occurring.

    Cause
    The outlet that the machine was plugged into measured 67 VAC between ground and neutral.

    Action
    Temporarily moved machine to a correctly configured 240 VAC wall outlet. The outlet problem was corrected by an electrician and the error stopped occurring.
    ;-]
    I would check wall voltage supply ,especially proper ground-from Neutral to Ground =0v>0.5v max.
    Poor ground effects Fix Temp .
    THANKS, DID U SEE ABOVE
    **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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