Canon IPF810 error code

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  • Zajon
    • May 2025

    #1

    Canon IPF810 error code

    Hi,
    i'm a newentry...

    Have hardware error 03130031-2 f13 on canon IPF 810.

    I have expirience with HP printers but Canon ,for me, is a new world

    i need your help!

    cheers!!
  • cetverooki
    Technician

    50+ Posts
    • Nov 2010
    • 53

    #2
    Hardware error.
    03130031-2E13
    Turn off printer, wait,
    then turn on again.

    03130031-2F13 A/D converter external trigger output stop detection
    hardware error 1


    as it is in service manual. replace printhead and test again.
    Replace the new printhead.

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    • Zajon

      #3
      thank you so much... !!!

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      • Canuck
        Tech Specialist

        1,000+ Posts
        • Nov 2007
        • 1713

        #4
        Before you change anything,clean the encoder strip and also clean the carriage rail. This error is common on Canon wide format printers and is resolved by cleaning the rail and strip. Never grease that rail. Canon has numerous bulletins out for this issue

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        • Zajon

          #5
          Thank you Canuck...
          the problem is resolved, but sometimes the error appears again and stops the printer while it works.
          After 2 or 3 attemps the printer works all day with no problems

          The Rail must be dry? no lubrificant oil?

          cheers!!

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          • Canuck
            Tech Specialist

            1,000+ Posts
            • Nov 2007
            • 1713

            #6
            There are Oilite bushings in the carriage...your typical "copper/bronze" bushing. The metal is imprenated with lubricant. Like I mentioned,Canon has a lot of bulletins out about this.There is also a rail cleaner cartridge that must be replaced. A dull cutter blade will cause crashing during cutting. I've taken the carriage off,cleaned the bushings, and reseated the ribbon cable at the carriage to resolve some. Shine a flash light thru the encoder strip and carefully look for any contamination...its an optical reader for the strip. Not magnetic like on some.

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