IPF6300s multi-sensor troubleshooting

[ATB]

There certainly are other components involved. The multisensor connects via a ribbon cable to the carriage PWB. Then there's the trailing cable connecting to the controller PWB, and the controller itself. And the power supply.

You have as decision to make. How much money are you going to put into this machine? Where to stop?


From what you've described, you'll need another new multisensor and whatever additional parts that you'd like to try next. =^..^=

[ATB]

Re: IPF6300s multi-sensor troubleshooting

Has anyone any other tip to add, please? Thanks!

[ATB]

Re: IPF6300s multi-sensor troubleshooting

Has anyone any other tip to add, please? Thanks!

So seems like no one has a clue

How can I at least check which parts are working correctly? That would allow me to dismount all the printer and sell its working pieces.

Thanks

[ATB]

Re: IPF6300s multi-sensor troubleshooting

ok, so I assume the conclusion is that Canon's printers have a life-cycle spanning only as long as their warranty then it's jjust good maintenance and luck

[blackcat4866]

Re: IPF6300s multi-sensor troubleshooting

Machines like this can turn into a money pit in a hurry. Several different components can give the same errors. This is one of the more frustrating aspects of iPF's.

Since you have spare parts and time, there is no reason that you cannot start swapping in first the carriage and trailing cable. With practice it can be done in an hour, but count on two hours the first time. Clearly you'll need another multisensor.

I tell this to all my iPF customers: Ink based devices must be run. If you leave it unused the printheads will dry up, guaranteed.

[hidius]

Re: IPF6300s multi-sensor troubleshooting

ive had this error code on a ipf8300 .. replaced main board .. still error .. replaced carriage unit .. still error .. in the end had to replace both main board and carriage unit together to resolve the issue