10-314 Fuser Belt Fail on 2060

[Ignis]

I got this error 10-314 (Fuser Belt In Limit Fail) on my DC 2060. It apears after 5-10 prints on any paper. In documentation it says that fuser belt is walking on one side to much or position sensor is fault. I changed complete new Fuser Belt Assembly and new Fuser Belt Position sensor and I have no luck! same problem, same error. Does anybody have any idea what can be wrong?
Thanks

[adriansto]

There are more error code. Hook the pws and read all error codes

[XeroxTechBrazil]

If you changed the complete fuser assembly with a known good one then either the connection block at the back of the fuser/IOT or the PWBA (can't remember which one) is faulty. RAP should take you there.

Check the connector block for possible contamination and positional integrity. We have TONS of 20xx parts if you need something.

I've found that it's critical for the underside of the fuser belt to be well lubricated; check that first . . .

[Ignis]

There are more error code. Hook the pws and read all error codes

How do you think there are more error codes? PWS does not show any other error codes, just that one.
It show that some parts are over their life time but it's not too much over.

I check fuser belt walk motor sensor, it change values from L to H in PWS, so it's ok i think.
Belt walk motor (steering) is some kind of step motor, how can i test it?

[Ignis]

If you changed the complete fuser assembly with a known good one then either the connection block at the back of the fuser/IOT or the PWBA (can't remember which one) is faulty. RAP should take you there.

Check the connector block for possible contamination and positional integrity. We have TONS of 20xx parts if you need something.

I've found that it's critical for the underside of the fuser belt to be well lubricated; check that first . . .

Yes, I changed complete Belt Assembly with new one, it was already lubricated inside and outside.
Maybe that PWB is wrong, Are thouse PWB at the back side of the printer?

[XeroxTechBrazil]

to follow the RAP to it's conclusion.
I'd put your old belt back in if it's not too badly damaged since the new one could be destroyed.