I'm not sure about this machine as I'm not trained on it, but there are MFDs where the if the user changes the security settings it can a deny access to service mode. The only thing to do then is to get the user to change their security settings back to default and then enter service mode. I don't remember seeing that on single function printers though.
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I know the service manual talks about entering the service mode via the op panel, but no-where do they explain how.
The only reliable way is to install the SOM (Smart Organising Monitor) app that is on the CD that came with the machine in the Utility directory.
Connect the machine to the pc with a USB cable and open the utility app. Select User Tools, Printer configuration. Enter Admin074. Select SPMode2. Select Fusing code reset button (lower right of the app).
Exit app and restart device. If the fuser is ok, the device will return to normal operation.
Press the GREEN button!!
Hold down START/STOP and ESCAPE key together and switch on the machine( for atleast 10 sec)
You need to use the password "Admin074" on the SOM to access the maintenance pages. The fuser reset is under SP3.
Also, you can take off the right side cover and check the continuity of the lamp/thermostat series by unplugging the larger 2 wire
connector from the board and metering it. If you have continuity and the reset fails, the power supply is probably the problem.
Mine went bad after a power outage. I have the mfp machine, but the printer version should be the same.
The reason he can still not enter is you have indicated the wrong procedure..... on these machine you have to press STOP THEN 107 THEN START BUTTON...this gets you into sp modes where if you scroll through you will find the FUSER RESET>>Execute and reboot..help dont ridicule if your gonna comment.
Why are you posting a reply to a thread that was last used December 31/2015???
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