Hey Gents...
I've inherited this issue on a BH658. Hence why i hate doing private/non contract chargeable jobs)
Client called me up and got me to checkout their machine as they've had numerous techs work on device but couldn't resolve.
I was asked to get the device running as they were instructed by a few techs that they need to replace the main pcb assy.
The client sourced a board from someone upcountry and the last tech came to fit but wasn't able to get device running after fitting the board.
I arrived there to find the device stripped and all parts/screws in a box next to device.
With no history on the device at all i went ahead assembled whats needed to get device started up. Obviously all sorts of errors appeared on screen after i eventually managed to get it powered up.
Their initial problem was that the device would jam in tray 1 (jam 1102), jam in tray 2 (jam 1201), jam in tray 3 (jam 1601) bypass not operational at all as it errors out when trying to use it.
The replacement board came from a secure government environment which had hdd encryption and all sorts of restrictions enabled. Original main pcb gone with tech who last worked on the device.
Long story short eventually got around all errors and restrictions and upped firmware to GC2-X4 and managed to get tray 3 to print but still have the issue of T1, T2 jamming and bypass inoperable.
I've heard about the drive assy that has the one ways that seize and gears that damage and in my research found it here but after finally getting hold of one of the many techs that worked on this device he advised that the drive assy was swapped with 3 different units all giving same issue but when tested in another machine it worked 100%. I've been doing this long enough to know that i shouldn't trust that the next tech actually did what they say and that i should take their findings with a pinch of salt but this guy is a KM certified tech working on his own doing out of warranty/contract type jobs so should know a thing or two...
I'm hoping someone else had maybe come accross something like this. I couldn't remove the drive assy as the client was so happy to have their device printing after 8 months of being down... They've asked for a few days of usage before i start pulling parts again.
I've inherited this issue on a BH658. Hence why i hate doing private/non contract chargeable jobs)
Client called me up and got me to checkout their machine as they've had numerous techs work on device but couldn't resolve.
I was asked to get the device running as they were instructed by a few techs that they need to replace the main pcb assy.
The client sourced a board from someone upcountry and the last tech came to fit but wasn't able to get device running after fitting the board.
I arrived there to find the device stripped and all parts/screws in a box next to device.
With no history on the device at all i went ahead assembled whats needed to get device started up. Obviously all sorts of errors appeared on screen after i eventually managed to get it powered up.
Their initial problem was that the device would jam in tray 1 (jam 1102), jam in tray 2 (jam 1201), jam in tray 3 (jam 1601) bypass not operational at all as it errors out when trying to use it.
The replacement board came from a secure government environment which had hdd encryption and all sorts of restrictions enabled. Original main pcb gone with tech who last worked on the device.
Long story short eventually got around all errors and restrictions and upped firmware to GC2-X4 and managed to get tray 3 to print but still have the issue of T1, T2 jamming and bypass inoperable.
I've heard about the drive assy that has the one ways that seize and gears that damage and in my research found it here but after finally getting hold of one of the many techs that worked on this device he advised that the drive assy was swapped with 3 different units all giving same issue but when tested in another machine it worked 100%. I've been doing this long enough to know that i shouldn't trust that the next tech actually did what they say and that i should take their findings with a pinch of salt but this guy is a KM certified tech working on his own doing out of warranty/contract type jobs so should know a thing or two...
I'm hoping someone else had maybe come accross something like this. I couldn't remove the drive assy as the client was so happy to have their device printing after 8 months of being down... They've asked for a few days of usage before i start pulling parts again.
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