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  • slimslob
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    • May 2013
    • 37055

    #16
    Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

    Have you tries SP 5803 to see which sensor is not showing the correct reading?

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    • Oneplus 2
      Technician
      • Sep 2016
      • 26

      #17
      Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

      Originally posted by Mark Bbb
      Have you removed the rear panel?
      If yes, what have you done there?

      Hello sir.
      No. The back panel is open, to check the switch connection, but the board is intact.

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      • Oneplus 2
        Technician
        • Sep 2016
        • 26

        #18
        Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

        Originally posted by slimslob
        Have you tries SP 5803 to see which sensor is not showing the correct reading?

        5803-94 gavd open/close detection 00011100
        5803-200 scanner hp sensor 00000001
        5803-201 platen cover sensor 00000001

        Sir,these are the values which are different. Others are 0000000

        So, is there any advice you could offer?

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        • Mark Bbb
          Service Manager

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          • Jun 2012
          • 1662

          #19
          Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

          Originally posted by Oneplus 2
          Hello sir.
          No. The back panel is open, to check the switch connection, but the board is intact.
          Did you open the rear panel before the troubles begun?

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          • Oneplus 2
            Technician
            • Sep 2016
            • 26

            #20
            Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

            Originally posted by Mark Bbb
            Did you open the rear panel before the troubles begun?

            No sir.

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            • Mark Bbb
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              • Jun 2012
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              #21
              Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

              hmm, that does n't sound good, son...
              Write down every step you have taken on this machine before you have put this machine back on and noticed all this trouble.
              Also mention the things that you aren't shure of to mention, mention it all...
              Put it here.
              There will be a solution, no doubt.
              On y va!

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              • Oneplus 2
                Technician
                • Sep 2016
                • 26

                #22
                Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                Originally posted by Mark Bbb
                hmm, that does n't sound good, son...
                Write down every step you have taken on this machine before you have put this machine back on and noticed all this trouble.
                Also mention the things that you aren't shure of to mention, mention it all...
                Put it here.
                There will be a solution, no doubt.
                On y va!
                Hello.
                The machine started producing too much cyan in color prints. So i checked the pcu and replaced the drum blade.
                I cleaned any remaining toner off the pcu section and put the unit back in its place.

                The machine initially dint have issues as this.
                It all started after i removed pcu.
                Then started the trouble with paper jams.
                As of now, its still the same.

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                • Oneplus 2
                  Technician
                  • Sep 2016
                  • 26

                  #23
                  Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                  Originally posted by Oneplus 2
                  5803-94 gavd open/close detection 00011100
                  5803-200 scanner hp sensor 00000001
                  5803-201 platen cover sensor 00000001

                  Sir,these are the values which are different. Others are 0000000

                  So, is there any advice you could offer?


                  Slimsob, sir any thing unusual that you noticed out of these values?

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                  • slimslob
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                    #24
                    Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                    Originally posted by Oneplus 2
                    Slimsob, sir any thing unusual that you noticed out of these values?
                    Read the service manual yourself. There is a section on inputs checks.

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                    • Mark Bbb
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                      • Jun 2012
                      • 1662

                      #25
                      Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                      you have a blocked cable OR you unplugged the DF connector - or plugged it back in - when machine was in on mode.
                      Good luck.

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                      • Iowatech
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                        2,500+ Posts
                        • Dec 2009
                        • 3930

                        #26
                        Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                        Originally posted by Oneplus 2
                        Hello.
                        The machine started producing too much cyan in color prints. So i checked the pcu and replaced the drum blade.
                        I cleaned any remaining toner off the pcu section and put the unit back in its place.

                        The machine initially dint have issues as this.
                        It all started after i removed pcu.
                        Then started the trouble with paper jams.
                        As of now, its still the same.
                        Double check that the cyan PCU is properly reassembled and fits properly in its place.
                        Especially the parts on the front of the drum shaft, it can be difficult to get the springs, bearing and all of the spacers on before something gets shot across the room. I used to keep those parts that I reclaimed from other drum units in my "small and easily lost things" container for exactly that reason.

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                        • Oneplus 2
                          Technician
                          • Sep 2016
                          • 26

                          #27
                          Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                          Originally posted by Iowatech
                          Double check that the cyan PCU is properly reassembled and fits properly in its place.Especially the parts on the front of the drum shaft, it can be difficult to get the springs, bearing and all of the spacers on before something gets shot across the room. I used to keep those parts that I reclaimed from other drum units in my "small and easily lost things" container for exactly that reason.
                          Hello. I rechecked the connections. All seem to be in the right position. Thanks for the advice. All, I removed the front door switch and checked for issues. They both are fine. Also, i checked the switch located on the right side. So, my understanding is that all of those 3 switches are working normally. I guess you people may be abke to suggest some other methods of resolving this one. ThanksSlimsob, sir LD5V? May i know if you have any information about that one? It is one of those places where the input result is pointing. Also, sc498 and sc 792 still exist.

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                          • Oneplus 2
                            Technician
                            • Sep 2016
                            • 26

                            #28
                            Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                            Originally posted by Mark Bbb
                            you have a blocked cable OR you unplugged the DF connector - or plugged it back in - when machine was in on mode.
                            Good luck.

                            Hello mark,

                            Is it possible to explain what a DF cable is?
                            I hope that aint too much to ask for.
                            Thanks

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                            • slimslob
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                              #29
                              Re: Jamming issue MPC2000 (a, b, c, d, z)

                              Originally posted by Oneplus 2
                              Is it possible to explain what a DF cable is?
                              Document Feeder.

                              I have scanned back through this entire thread and cannot find where you posted the lam code for the jam. The letters a,b,c,d,z are merely location guide letters for the operator to know where to remove paper from. They do not show where the actual jam occurred. The code should be Jxxx where xxx is a three digit number. We need the number from when the jam originally happened. You can check it by looking at the jam history in the Data Log portion of the SMC report SP 5990-004.

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                              • Oneplus 2
                                Technician
                                • Sep 2016
                                • 26

                                #30
                                Slimsob, thd jam location is
                                J001

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