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Just a quick note, sometimes (its happened to me) this isnt as simple as a dev change l-detect etc etc... those are the first things to try. it can boil down to a main driving board though... had it happen a couple of times.. notably on the 7222 series but still the same type of engine..
regards and good luck!
A!
I just found out, the car dealer where the machine is at, one of the mechanics went online and found the codes to reset the PM counter himself
I just ordered a bottle of DV, and will also use the opportunity to sell a full PM.
I love this line of work
PC techs are a dime a dozen, cannot even compete with the college kids...
But Copiers, Hell yeah! theres a craft that they don't teach in IT class.
And toner cartridges, theres another one... I treat each one like a mini processing unit, and since I am the tech, my guarantee cannot be beat.
Try this.. "If any cartridge ever fails and leaks toner into your machine, I will personally arrive on site to clean up the spill, and replace the cartridge"
I have met a few times with this issue but was nothing to do with developer even if the message is pointing out on it. It was burnt main motor or problem with main motor.At first I would test the main motor. I think there is code 41 output in 47 mode.
F26-3 can be a bunch of things, from main motor fail, drum blade flip, bound up DV unit, the board... could probably name another half dozen things that will pop this code.
Hi,
Does anybody know this problem? Appreciate a feedback, if possible.
Thanks, rezraz
My friend, i am telling you my true story of fighting against this code. seven days before a customer call me to repair a machine 7020 having code f-26-3. i changed developer but "L detect shows 0006" and machine showing the same code then i clean sensor in developer unit, sensor in drum unit near cleaning blade and then i clean toner unit (behind the machine) and flush all toner from toner unit and change tds. but machine is same. THEN I OPENED THE BACKSIDE COVER OF THE MACHINE AND I CHANGED ONE CHIP (ONE THE BOARD YOU CAN SEE ONE BATTERY CHIP). THEN MACHINE STARTS WORKING AND MY PROBLEM SOLVED. now i am using same old drum and developer but no error code.
actualy threres nothing to do with that board icb.its the software swithc you have to turn on the 3-7. but you realy need a tds sensor for that problem.
My friend, i am telling you my true story of fighting against this code. seven days before a customer call me to repair a machine 7020 having code f-26-3. i changed developer but "L detect shows 0006" and machine showing the same code then i clean sensor in developer unit, sensor in drum unit near cleaning blade and then i clean toner unit (behind the machine) and flush all toner from toner unit and change tds. but machine is same. THEN I OPENED THE BACKSIDE COVER OF THE MACHINE AND I CHANGED ONE CHIP (ONE THE BOARD YOU CAN SEE ONE BATTERY CHIP). THEN MACHINE STARTS WORKING AND MY PROBLEM SOLVED. now i am using same old drum and developer but no error code.
i am very happy.
So you replaced the NVRAM?
You'll see the machine back in for the same, or very similar issues... mark my words It may take 1-3 months based on volume, but you just faked the machine out telling it that it had good values for your L-Detect to get it running.
Not really sure this is a "cure" for your issue. Please do come back if/when the machine comes back in for service to let us know what the real issue is. Ive seen wrong toner bottles in machines, katun put the wrong bottle in the wrong box, and customer managed to get it in pretty easily. Seen SOOooooo many different things leading to this code. It can be really tricky.
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