Hello . 6950 error coming. And i cant enter in service mode . 1087 1087 not working. I try all the code which is available for Kyocera. But i can't enter. Please help.
Taskalfa 5551ci error 6950
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Re: Taskalfa 5551ci error 6950
*6950 Fuser IH PWB communication error.
No response is received in 30 ms since a command is sent to IHCPU.
A checksum error is detected 10 times in succession.*
Service manual says to check your connections. Power the machine down and reseat ALL your connections. Start with the Power Source PWB, then the Feed PWD, Fuser IH PWB, and Engine PWB.
Sometimes connectors can get worked loose, and if one section of the machine can't talk to the other, it's going to code.
Good luck..... -
Re: Taskalfa 5551ci error 6950
*6950 Fuser IH PWB communication error.
No response is received in 30 ms since a command is sent to IHCPU.
A checksum error is detected 10 times in succession.*
Service manual says to check your connections. Power the machine down and reseat ALL your connections. Start with the Power Source PWB, then the Feed PWD, Fuser IH PWB, and Engine PWB.
Sometimes connectors can get worked loose, and if one section of the machine can't talk to the other, it's going to code.
Good luck.....
Sir what about the service mode ??Comment
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Re: Taskalfa 5551ci error 6950
Sir i try all but the code still same. I changed the IH board and power Board . But nothing happens. Any other ideas.Comment
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Re: Taskalfa 5551ci error 6950
This will be the thermal fuse on the low voltage power supply. I believe there is a bulletin, but it is certainly common here in Australia. We repair our own.
There are a couple of small transformers on the board and there is a thermofuse tucked up in the windings under the yellow wrap. Easy repair.Comment
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Re: Taskalfa 5551ci error 6950
This will be the thermal fuse on the low voltage power supply. I believe there is a bulletin, but it is certainly common here in Australia. We repair our own.
There are a couple of small transformers on the board and there is a thermofuse tucked up in the windings under the yellow wrap. Easy repair.
Good information to have. I'm new to the Kyocera line so this is helpful going forward. Thanks.Comment
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