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    c2403 code on a buzhub 420.... yuk

    so I have about 40 of these machines in the field. and even the bizhub 421 did it to me today. I have performed all the mods and still sometimes get this code. the only fix that I have found is to replace the toner home position sensor. so I replace it. then about 50k later it needs to be replaced again? I am a tech that fixes these. but am getting very annoyed with this particular code. is there any thing else anyone else is doing to fix these? or am I just stuck with the sesor fix? YUK

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    I have not replaced a sensor yet. I am opening the machine up, front and back, and blowing it out real well. I keep a pancake compressor in my truck.
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    i find the same just strip out toner bottle assembly from front of machine, and vac-out compartment allaround sensor ,bottle housing and under bottle holder, i've done this on all our machines and touch wood we've not seen the problem for 6 months or so
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    well being that the sensors are clear in the back of the machine. it takes a heck of a hose to reach. most of my machines are ok. but there is a few that are kicking my butt. same code.


    no matter what I do. I have to replace that sensor. mabee I am not cleaning it out good enough

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    i get to sensor by taking off cover where paper lands, under there there is a metal cover remove this, it helps you clean out the sensor
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    Usually when I strip the back of the machine, canned air and a flexible plastic tube work well. I had one I had to do 3 times, the last time breaking out the big compressor and blowing it out until I could not see any more toner coming out. That was a year ago ,not been back. Even the new ones,421s, 501s, haven't been modified, I just cleaned out a new 501 last week.
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    Check and make sure the red cleaning felt is on that machine. As the hopper spins it supposed to clean the sensors of toner dusting. Worth a look.

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    yep the red strip is there. and now it is clean. I went and replaced the sensor today. and made sure to leave out the 3 screws. so if it happens again I can take the whole front apart and not have to take the pwb and covers off the back. the 421 is a little more difficult because of the extra covers on the front of the machine. and when I replaced the sensor the machine now works great. mabee just cleaning the sensor is a hit or miss deal...


    thanks

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