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RP3700 t02-401
Hello!
Just had an error on my RP3700 - t02-401.
When the paper feeds the tray rises - and doesn't stop.
The machine has been working really well all day. Immediately before it broke I was wiping the rubber feeding wheels - incase that suggests why its broken!
video - https://youtu.be/saM2rvPryQ8
Any help would be MASSIVELY appreciated!
I've just been messing with it a bot more - and I've had the error code a06-403 as well.
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Re: RP3700 t02-401
I have since been into test mode and have attempted to run a printing cycle (after manually bringing paper to the feeders - hoping it would work) - and I get error message t02-405
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Re: RP3700 t02-401
Error literally says t02-405 (The upper-limit sensor does not go ON within 12 s after the elevator motoroperates in the raising direction.)
they are the sensors that are above the wheels or pikup paper feeding roller, I think they are not damaged, there may be a poor fit or when you brought the roller moved the sensor, also can test sensors with the following codes
402 Elevator upper-limit sensor A Blocked (detection plate present)
403 Elevator upper-limit sensor B (Upper-limit position from combination of A and B)
see the picture 2016-06-09 16-44-14.544.jpg E and F are the sensor that you need the to check.
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Re: RP3700 t02-401
in the video is clearly seen that there is a poor fit in the power input paper, I say that the plate where are placed the sensors are very high, you should download a little, you should use a flathead screwdriver to lower
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Re: RP3700 t02-401
Hi VENRISO - thanks for replying so promptly - I had to leave the machine for a few days, so have only just had chance to check it.
Upon removing the plastic grey plate - I noticed that the two sensors you highlighted were both loose, so I reattached them to the little metal plate. I noticed the metal bracket holding the wheels had shifted a bit to the left, which had forced it to knock the sensors off. So once this had also been corrected the whole thing now works!
Thanks again for your help!
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