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    ar-m451n restart?

    headache

    ar-m451n, give jam paper error and after taking out the jammed paper, the copier restarts and lose all the work?

    appreciate any help, if possible

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    Dingo,

    Check the TC spring is in place correctly. PG section 3, item 18. Same for both Tiger & Jupiter series.

    The problem of restarting during a jam condition, blank pages, jamming in general and trouble code E7-90, are all associated with that spring not located correctly or missing. There is a static buildup (no ground) on the PS paper guide A.

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    Wazza thanks, I'll check again.

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    I'm out of luck, i chek all, and the copier gives me, E7-90, same paper jams, and continues restart.

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    If you're sure the TC spring is intact in the PS unit, check the grounding of the machine.

    Your trouble code, jam conditions & restarting is always associated with that spring. Its gotta be mate!

    maybe even try another PS unit.

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    I suspect a bad ground at the office, but I'm confused because I have more ar-m450n in the same office and no codes.??
    i will see, thanks

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    No luck, I tried everything, and the problem persists.
    paper jam, and after the copier restart and loses all work.

    well.........

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    Have you replaced the PS unit?

    Everything I've ever seen or known regarding this issue was always to do with the PS Unit & spring.

    Just throwing ideas into the ring now.......
    Move the machine to a different location/power lead in the room.
    Make sure firmware is up-to-date.
    Replace/Format the HDD.


    Or.....

    PCU flashrom is corrupt. Replace it.
    This one is a long shot, but there are mentions of it regarding other E7-90 problems. Doubt they are related, but I have seen MX color machines throw up 'Main Program Error' messages & restarts every few weeks, eventually traced fault to PCU flashrom as well.

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    wazza,
    I already did the following:
    ps roller unit checked careful, not changed, hdd was formatted, firmware was up-to-date, and changed the power lead to.

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    hi i had few copiers with similar problem
    it was the heater unit
    ta

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