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  • zooklur
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    Thank you, and Merry Chirstmas & Happy new year, then I will try it.

    Thank you, and Merry Chirstmas & Happy new year.
    I will try it.



    Originally posted by Bizhub
    Care must be used to ensure that only the personnel who are involved in service jobs

    know the procedure to enter the Service mode.

    <Procedure>
    1. Press the Utility key.
    2. Press the following keys in this order.
    3. Stop-0-0-stop-0-1
    4. The Service mode menu screen will appear.

    Service Mode Function Setting Value Changing Procedure>
    1. Select the desired item using the arrow up or down keys or press button number 1 (Service Choice)
    2. Press button number 2 to select maintenance counter.
    3. Change the setting to zero
    4. Validate the selection by pressing the [Yes] key.
    5. Press panel reset to exit the service mode
    That should do it for you.

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  • Bizhub
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    Care must be used to ensure that only the personnel who are involved in service jobs
    know the procedure to enter the Service mode.

    <Procedure>

    1. Press the Utility key.
    2. Press the following keys in this order.
    3. Stop-0-0-stop-0-1
    4. The Service mode menu screen will appear.

    Service Mode Function Setting Value Changing Procedure>
    1. Select the desired item using the arrow up or down keys or press button number 1 (Service Choice)
    2. Press button number 2 to select maintenance counter.
    3. Change the setting to zero
    4. Validate the selection by pressing the [Yes] key.
    5. Press panel reset to exit the service mode
    That should do it for you.

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  • zooklur
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    How about M1 on Konica 7220 , can i solve it?

    How about M1 on Konica 7220 , can i solve it?

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  • Scott_Lewis
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    Originally posted by mikeena
    i will say this to add to bizhub if you did not completly undestand you have to go into tech rep and reset the toner waste counter. The funny thing is most people, where i work atleast dont know if it is the same every where but my guys seem to think that it is the web roller. witch i guess i can understand they are both counters, lol
    The M2 and M3 codes were not used consistently by Minolta on all models. They are for the waste toner box and the oil roller/web. The waste toner box is can be M2 or M3 depending on the model. Same for the oil.

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  • mikeena
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    i will say this to add to bizhub if you did not completly undestand you have to go into tech rep and reset the toner waste counter. The funny thing is most people, where i work atleast dont know if it is the same every where but my guys seem to think that it is the web roller. witch i guess i can understand they are both counters, lol

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  • Bizhub
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    It's not error code it's your waste box counter (thinks its full)

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  • RITE GROUP
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    M2

    I have a Minolta 3050 with a M2 error code. I need to know how to reset this code. Can anyone help me to do this?

    Brad
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