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  • akbareshghi
    Trusted Tech
    • Sep 2010
    • 261

    #1

    should i perform 5801 clearing all

    if i perform 5801 clear all things , which sp codes must be performed after performing 5801( ie 3001 for adjusting ID sensor , 2801 TD Sensor Initial Setting, 2109 for adj laser unit, ...)
    and afer performing 5801 , which sc codes possibly appeared?
    thanks a lot
    Color printing with lowest cost per page is my love.
  • zed255
    How'd ya manage that?

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    • Dec 2009
    • 1024

    #2
    Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

    A memory all clear is something to avoid. I can think of perhaps one or two instances where SP5801 was the solution to a problem in the 16+ years I have been doing this. If possible just print the non-default data page and re-enter the values for the SPs on that page manually and you shouldn't need to run any other SPs afterwards.

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    • akbareshghi
      Trusted Tech
      • Sep 2010
      • 261

      #3
      Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

      Originally posted by zed255
      A memory all clear is something to avoid. I can think of perhaps one or two instances where SP5801 was the solution to a problem in the 16+ years I have been doing this. If possible just print the non-default data page and re-enter the values for the SPs on that page manually and you shouldn't need to run any other SPs afterwards.
      How to print the non-default data page ?
      Color printing with lowest cost per page is my love.

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      • Eric1968
        Service Manager

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        • Jan 2009
        • 2458

        #4
        Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

        I'm in the business since 1993, and I only once or twice performed SP5-801. SP5-801 seldom solves something. Often it only makes things worse. According to the manual, if you're doing a memory all clear, you should replace the whole PCU-Unit, drum, developer etc. because all values are set to default. And when you're doing this on a color machine the problems can be much greater. SP5-801 does not solve Service Calls and you should think twice before doing this.

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        • Eric1968
          Service Manager

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          • Jan 2009
          • 2458

          #5
          Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

          Originally posted by akbareshghi
          How to print the non-default data page ?
          SP5-990

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          • mlandry71
            Technician
            • Sep 2014
            • 24

            #6
            Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

            just putting this here in case someone comes across this...

            Had the message "sd card not seated correctly..." which would NOT go away even after full hdd format, removed all java apps (then removed all sd cards - java and postscript), and a 5801-003 SCS clear...I even updated/reflashed the firmware and still had the damn sd card message!

            A thorough look through the 5990 non-defaults did not reveal anything abnormal.

            Only thing that seemed to work was 5801-001 all clear. Even then, putting the saved nvram data back on it caused the message to show up again.
            So I had to "all clear" and start from scratch (using the non-defaults from before as a reference) to keep it proper.

            !ALWAYS get 5990 data before doing this!

            Maybe something else would have resolved this, but trying to figure it out was taking longer than wiping it and starting over.
            (I posted here because I think it's related as one of the few times this would be performed)
            Last edited by mlandry71; 07-06-2018, 10:23 PM. Reason: additional info added for clarity

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            • slimslob
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              #7
              Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

              "SD Card not seated means just that. An installed application is set to run from the SD card. If it is a JAVA function you cannot stop it or uninstall it if you do not have it.

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              • anothertech
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                • Nov 2007
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                #8
                Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                Why would you even think about clearing memory?

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                • Brianneoe
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                  • May 2015
                  • 318

                  #9
                  Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                  Originally posted by anothertech
                  Why would you even think about clearing memory?
                  I had one of my techs call me yesterday with a 10 year old machine that would not respond to any display commands or print. I had him upload the nv,run 5801-1

                  He was able to get the machine up and was able to reload the nv and all was good.

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                  • anothertech
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                    • Nov 2007
                    • 1762

                    #10
                    Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                    Originally posted by Brianneoe
                    I had one of my techs call me yesterday with a 10 year old machine that would not respond to any display commands or print. I had him upload the nv,run 5801-1

                    He was able to get the machine up and was able to reload the nv and all was good.
                    It is a rare day when I run 5801-1, like maybe one time every 10 years or so. I'm just asking the guy that started this tread, is it really one of those once in a decade kind of problem? What problem is he seeing? Maybe it's caused by something else.

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                    • blackcat4866
                      Master Of The Obvious

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                      • Jul 2007
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                      #11
                      Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                      Back 25 years ago this seemed like the thing to do. I have to say that it rarely fixed anything though. Only if you have a tech that likes to change settings randomly (and I sure hope not).

                      It's probably too late now to say "Don't do it."

                      All you end up doing is creating several hours of entirely unnecessary work, trying to recover settings that you already had in the beginning, and tossed out. =^..^=
                      If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
                      1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
                      2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
                      3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
                      4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
                      5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.

                      blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=

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                      • mlandry71
                        Technician
                        • Sep 2014
                        • 24

                        #12
                        Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                        Originally posted by slimslob
                        "SD Card not seated means just that. An installed application is set to run from the SD card. If it is a JAVA function you cannot stop it or uninstall it if you do not have it.
                        So that goes to show why I had no other choice for my issue. Someone must've switched sd cards and I couldn't remove all the installed apps.

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                        • Oze
                          Ricoh Fanboy

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                          • Jul 2008
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                          #13
                          Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                          And STILL the OP hasn't told us why he's wanting to do a Clear All for his fault...or whatever the hell his fault IS for that matter

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                          • zed255
                            How'd ya manage that?

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                            • Dec 2009
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                            #14
                            Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                            Zombie thread from 2011.

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                            • Oze
                              Ricoh Fanboy

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                              • Jul 2008
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                              #15
                              Re: should i perform 5801 clearing all

                              Originally posted by zed255
                              Zombie thread from 2011.
                              SH!!!!!!!!T....Sucked me right in....now to hunt the troll who awakened this ancient thread...!!!

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