This machine gave us to much headache while the client wanting it to be fixed soon. We have change the following part with the new one :1. DC Control2. Main PCB3. Reader PCB4. RAMBut.... The machine still won`t work. the first Error code was E305-001 then after changing the RAM it`s now showing E735. Do you have any suggestions? Btw, I`am Indonesian "Kalau ada yang bisa bantu PM ya, Please...."
Canon IR5000 E305-001
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Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
This machine gave us to much headache while the client wanting it to be fixed soon. We have change the following part with the new one :1. DC Control2. Main PCB3. Reader PCB4. RAMBut.... The machine still won`t work. the first Error code was E305-001 then after changing the RAM it`s now showing E735. Do you have any suggestions? Btw, I`am Indonesian "Kalau ada yang bisa bantu PM ya, Please...."
NEVER SEE AE735> ANYWHERE
NEVER SEEN A E305 AT ALL, ANY WHERE**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.** -
Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
Someone here posted a "all canon error code list" here a while back and I saved it.
E305
Multipurpose RAM failure. (A fault in RAM for image processing
and such.)
Detail code is indicated.
E735
The controller board cannot access the PCI bus of the image
processor PCB.
all canon error codes.pdfComment
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Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
Someone here posted a "all canon error code list" here a while back and I saved it.
E305
Multipurpose RAM failure. (A fault in RAM for image processing
and such.)
Detail code is indicated.
E735
The controller board cannot access the PCI bus of the image
processor PCB.
[ATTACH]27112[/ATTACH]
working on Canon over 25yrs
never seen or experienced those two codes/ seems like tech related forced codes**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
Someone here posted a "all canon error code list" here a while back and I saved it.E305Multipurpose RAM failure. (A fault in RAM for image processing and such.) Detail code is indicated.E735The controller board cannot access the PCI bus of the image processor PCB.[ATTACH]27112[/ATTACH]Comment
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Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
U first said E735____NOW u say E732
thats a different story,
E732
A 24 volt fault in the copier can effect the operation of the DC Power Supply where the Reader Controller does not get 24 volts and E732 code occurs or a E012 code can occur for the copier.
In most cases, a bad DC Power Supply has been known to cause these E codes, but in some cases the Large Capacity Paper Deck has been known to cause the 24 volt fault.
Try unplugging the Large Capacity Paper Deck from the copier.
If thecopier powers up and comes ready(no e-codes occur), troubleshoot the Large Capacity Paper Deck for a 24 volt fault, such as a motor, solenoid or clutch malfunctioning.
If the Reader Controller pcb does not have 24 volts at J5005 it will not be able to communicate with the Main Controller.
A bad DC Power Supply has been known to cause this problem. Try replacing the DC Power Supply if 24 volts is not present at J4007.**Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**Comment
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Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
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U first said E735____NOW u say E732
thats a different story,��
E732
A 24 volt fault in the copier can effect the operation of the DC Power Supply where the Reader Controller does not get 24 volts and E732 code occurs or a E012 code can occur for the copier.
In most cases, a bad DC Power Supply has been known to cause these E codes, but in some cases the Large Capacity Paper Deck has been known to cause the 24 volt fault.
Try unplugging the Large Capacity Paper Deck from the copier.
If thecopier powers up and comes ready(no e-codes occur), troubleshoot the Large Capacity Paper Deck for a 24 volt fault, such as a motor, solenoid or clutch malfunctioning.
If the Reader Controller pcb does not have 24 volts at J5005 it will not be able to communicate with the Main Controller.
A bad DC Power Supply has been known to cause this problem. Try replacing the DC Power Supply if 24 volts is not present at J4007.Comment
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Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
----------'-U first said E735____NOW u say E732thats a different story,��E732A 24 volt fault in the copier can effect the operation of the DC Power Supply where the Reader Controller does not get 24 volts and E732 code occurs or a E012 code can occur for the copier. In most cases, a bad DC Power Supply has been known to cause these E codes, but in some cases the Large Capacity Paper Deck has been known to cause the 24 volt fault.Try unplugging the Large Capacity Paper Deck from the copier.If thecopier powers up and comes ready(no e-codes occur), troubleshoot the Large Capacity Paper Deck for a 24 volt fault, such as a motor, solenoid or clutch malfunctioning.If the Reader Controller pcb does not have 24 volts at J5005 it will not be able to communicate with the Main Controller. A bad DC Power Supply has been known to cause this problem. Try replacing the DC Power Supply if 24 volts is not present at J4007.Comment
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Re: Canon IR5000 E305-001
This machine gave us to much headache while the client wanting it to be fixed soon. We have change the following part with the new one :1. DC Control2. Main PCB3. Reader PCB4. RAMBut.... The machine still won`t work. the first Error code was E305-001 then after changing the RAM it`s now showing E735. Do you have any suggestions? Btw, I`am Indonesian "Kalau ada yang bisa bantu PM ya, Please...."
first e305-001..
then it become e735...
the problem exist when you print a large pdf file...
lately in indonesian , the government gives a cd to the school
that cd contain pdf file that needs to be printed for students
some of the file really large, 70mb above,
so when you print it, randomly the machine will error
the solution is : download a new pdf file that has been compressed.
print that documents
try different driver like ufr ii or pcl5e...
it works and solve my problem.... but already cost me one dc controllerComment
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