Originally Posted by
Mick01
This brings back memories!!!
This is a very old model and is testing the brain matter, but i think i can help
This is normally caused (believe it or not) by a short in the paper feed drive motor.
There is a gear in the drive unit that chews out internally and drops the drive pin onto the motor (which shorts and blows the motor).
It is a nightmare job to get to the drive ass'ly. I suggest putting the machine out to pasture.
Hope this helps (i used to cringe in fear when i used to get sent to one of these machines displaying this message)
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