According to service manual, 29-19 refers to the following....
F29-19
Dot diameter adjustment control /Y resulted in an abnormality.
Potential problem areas:
Printer control board (PRCB)
Drum potential sensor board /Y (DRPSB Y)
Drum potential sensor /Y (DRPS Y)
You could try going into process adjust and perform a drum potential adjustment, that may correct the problem. If not, then look at the following....
Basic checks are to verify the potential sensor is clean. See first attached file for location of these sensors. Illustration in picture shows a long plastic guide just above the metal plates between the developer units and the drum units. There is a wire harness that sits inside the guide and comes through the front side of the process unit and plugs into the drum potential board that is under the black plastic cover on the front side of the process carriage. See attached file two for the location of those boards.
If everything looks clean, relative to what RRodgers is speaking about, you may have to look further by swapping the yellow sensor unit with another colour. Leave the boards where they are for now, just swap the sensor. If you get a service code 29-20, and you swapped with magenta, the sensor is at fault. Code 29-21 is cyan and 29-22 is black, for reference if you swapped yellow with either of these two sensors.
If the code remains at 29-19, then swap the sensor board on the front of the carriage with another colour. If the problem moves to the swapped colour, then the sensor board itself is at fault.
If the code never changes at all and you have verified everything is nice and clean and checked that everything is sitting correctly, the likely it is the PRCB that is damaged. You will have to swap out the board with another one and/or send the board in for repair.
F29-19
Dot diameter adjustment control /Y resulted in an abnormality.
Potential problem areas:
Printer control board (PRCB)
Drum potential sensor board /Y (DRPSB Y)
Drum potential sensor /Y (DRPS Y)
You could try going into process adjust and perform a drum potential adjustment, that may correct the problem. If not, then look at the following....
Basic checks are to verify the potential sensor is clean. See first attached file for location of these sensors. Illustration in picture shows a long plastic guide just above the metal plates between the developer units and the drum units. There is a wire harness that sits inside the guide and comes through the front side of the process unit and plugs into the drum potential board that is under the black plastic cover on the front side of the process carriage. See attached file two for the location of those boards.
If everything looks clean, relative to what RRodgers is speaking about, you may have to look further by swapping the yellow sensor unit with another colour. Leave the boards where they are for now, just swap the sensor. If you get a service code 29-20, and you swapped with magenta, the sensor is at fault. Code 29-21 is cyan and 29-22 is black, for reference if you swapped yellow with either of these two sensors.
If the code remains at 29-19, then swap the sensor board on the front of the carriage with another colour. If the problem moves to the swapped colour, then the sensor board itself is at fault.
If the code never changes at all and you have verified everything is nice and clean and checked that everything is sitting correctly, the likely it is the PRCB that is damaged. You will have to swap out the board with another one and/or send the board in for repair.
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