Its hard to tell the true print quality from the scan, as its a low res version of the original, but it looks quite good Vlad.
Make sure the print density settings in system settings are all on default. If your consumables are all OK and the 64-01 & 64-05 print tests look OK, there is not much more you can do. You can adjust color density manually after that. Process control will keep things within check.
It worked relative ok till last nigh when i did cut off power then moved about 2-3 meter's then back but i didn't power it up.
This morning i went directly to client's on the field and i didn't make it back to the office but my coleague's want to print with it and power it up and surprize E7-22 i have read what it mean's but from your experience what should i first look? I should have it up and running by tommorow if i don't have to replace the LSU unit in which case ...ufff
I found some new fact's in the mean while: this morning he didn't started like should on the first power-on press only at second press of the inside button and then it printed the job - one page 250 grams - and few minute's later it did trow the error.
Thank you wazza, again, for your prompt replies and hepful info.
Sometime it take's longer before the code appear's. I did disconected the cables and opened the unit but that didn't helped.
I did notice that if i leave the CN5 unpluged (picture) the error that apear's on the screen (E7-22) is the same i find that a little strange don't u?
This a costing thing to replace.
Aren't any part's to replace inside the LSU unit? like that LD PWB or something?
Just order the whole LSU. You won't regret it. I know its expensive, but maybe a warranty claim for you??? A new LSU will fix your errors.
The E7-22 error is an internal code inside the LSU. Having the LSU harness unplugged like you have in the picture is only the incoming data. You will still get the code as the laser detection in the LSU is not working.
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