Machine says to close the top cover for the ADF, replaced cover sensor, still same thing. Checked wiring to relay board, replaced that also. Thinking formatter? Anybody run into that problem? Thoughts?
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Machine says to close the top cover for the ADF, replaced cover sensor, still same thing. Checked wiring to relay board, replaced that also. Thinking formatter? Anybody run into that problem? Thoughts?
the DCC controls the sensors .. motors.. ect not formatterOriginally Posted by tech28
Something like this maybe?:
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Traced the wire harness to the sensor that tells it when top doc feeder is closed, can replicate the problem on another M525 next to it, slide paper into where sensor is and the message goes away,with top cover open(on the working 525) the one that always says cover open, to little board on feeder,(looks like relay board) replaced that board, still same, wiring goes from there to formatter? Go Figure. Will have formatter on Monday. Will post.
yup quite a few of us... WHATEVER it takes to get the end user up n running!
not sure but you SHOULD have several sensors in the ADF.. have your checked ALL sensors thru SM?
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i will wear that badge proudly since I am of that generation.You just called yourself MacGuyver?
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Are you saying you replaced the wiring harness from the doc feeder to the machine?
I've seen those go bad a lot, and it's not always detectable with a meter.
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