we have a ir c3220 that never comes to ready constant printer warming up. I replaced fuser assembly and drawer, I checked machine drawer connector, no error codes, thanks for replys.
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Re: ir c3220 constant warmup cycle
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remove the memory dims/and boot rom>> clean ends & re-seat them
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Remove the Delivery Vertical Path Unit on the left side of the machine.
You will see a photo sensor PS5 Fixing Feeder Unit Open/Close Sensor sandwiched between two micro-sensors that actuate when closing the Fixing Feeder Unit. Clean that photo sensor as it fills up with dirt and dust.
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"Printer Warming Up"
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if fails try --
another point-------if u have a Fiery connected>
get into COPIER>OPTION<INT-FACE>IMG-CONT & set it back to "0" hit OK & power off/then on printer--
then go back into COPIER>OPTION<INT-FACE>IMG-CONT & set it back to "3" hit OK & power off/then on printer--
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also--How old are your DRUMS ????
Check in service mode, * 2 & 8 *, under Copier > display > Dens. Look at the value for each individual color. The normal value would be between zero and one.
If you have a color with a value around four or five you have an issue with the toner/starter concentration level for that color/ REPLACE THAT DRUM**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**
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Re: ir c3220 constant warmup cycle
I will go with one of the drums on this one.Comment
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Re: ir c3220 constant warmup cycle
Also just to add, if you leave the machine running showing "printer warming up" it will eventually throw an error code, it will retry warming up 3 times then give you the error (E020 ****)Comment
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Re: ir c3220 constant warmup cycle
Thanks a million everyone for feedback. Blk drum value was 3.75 all others were 0'. drum was at 50% replaced with new one. Thanks to all of you.Comment
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