[Electrical] IR3200 - main unit not powering up!

[dagoof]

Was hoping someone could help, a few days ago I was letting my sister run some copies off on my 3200 - she said everything was powered on but she couldn't get it to print so turned the machine off. I assumed this was just the new firewall, however, when I checked the machine out myself today I can't get the main unit to power at all (the RIP powers up fine).

I've checked all connections and power cables/fuses, which seem fine. My sister insists she didn't mess about with any of the hardware on it.

Ideas?!

[mrfixit51]

Line cord comes loose on the pedestal from time to time...

Other than that, time to get out the meter and do some spark chasin'...

[SCREWTAPE]

Did you check the breaker on the machine.

There's no power at all not even the green light indicator.

[dagoof]

Thanks and apologies for the delay in replying - my machine's actually the CLC3200 and I'm just wondering if there's a breaker on this? I have the service manual for the IR but the CLC doesn't seem to have a breaker next to the power switch like the IR (or anywhere else that I can see of!). No, no power at all.

[teckat]

Thanks and apologies for the delay in replying - my machine's actually the CLC3200 and I'm just wondering if there's a breaker on this? I have the service manual for the IR but the CLC doesn't seem to have a breaker next to the power switch like the IR (or anywhere else that I can see of!). No, no power at all.

All machines have circuit breakers/ look next to the main power cord/ it also may be behind a cover near coard like the CLC700/800/900/1100 series.

bets bet pay for a service call/

u stated - "I've checked all connections and power cables/fuses, which seem fine"
were they check with a meter for voltage check for power in from outlet to machine side to power out from behind cord to AC in past breaker/ u will have to remove covers to check.

this is a sister machine to iR3200 SERIES

[mrfixit51]

I believe there is a breaker on the left side, down low at the back, near the power cabling. I believe I have come upon this being tripped before...

[dagoof]

Thanks to both - found the breaker on the back and that sorted it (apologies for not being more thorough, the rear was pretty inaccessible!).

[mrfixit51]

Glad you are back up and running! We'll put this one in the "win" column....

[teckat]

Thanks to both - found the breaker on the back and that sorted it (apologies for not being more thorough, the rear was pretty inaccessible!).

Thanks,
I still wonder if machine was pushed against something to hit that breaker /or if something hit your power cord end while a little exposed from outlet

[SCREWTAPE]

Something popped the breaker. If he was to look in service mode, there would probably be a cule.

That's the first place I always look before doing anything esle.

Glad your up.

What's the meter on this machine.

And, has the fuser ever been change before.

[dagoof]

As mentioned, my sister was using it at the time so I'm not sure what happened (didn't get as far as running copies) but hopefully she just knocked the cable by accident, I will check if it's showing anything via service mode.

Changed the fuser out last year.

[SCREWTAPE]

As mentioned, my sister was using it at the time so I'm not sure what happened (didn't get as far as running copies) but hopefully she just knocked the cable by accident, I will check if it's showing anything via service mode.

Changed the fuser out last year.

They only last about 250k.

There is a couple of other reasons why this would happen.

If it happens again I would then be concern if I was you.

[teckat]

clc3220

[mrfixit51]

In my incidence, it was a one time only event, after reset, it was happy the rest of it's life. A breaker brain fart...