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  • Jomama46
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    • Apr 2008
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    #1

    c2550

    Got this c2550 that wont initialize. I have the finisher out, the DF unplugged, the duplexer unplugged and the drawers out.
    When I turn it on, the controller leds light , I hear one beep and the display reads "wait". And thats all. I have swapped the controller and the HD, tried it with and without the RAM sticks. Proper power is being applied at the input to the controller board.
    What am I missing here????
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  • francisco
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    • Nov 2009
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    #2
    Re: c2550

    Originally posted by Jomama46
    Got this c2550 that wont initialize. I have the finisher out, the DF unplugged, the duplexer unplugged and the drawers out.
    When I turn it on, the controller leds light , I hear one beep and the display reads "wait". And thats all. I have swapped the controller and the HD, tried it with and without the RAM sticks. Proper power is being applied at the input to the controller board.
    What am I missing here????

    display (please wait) for a long time?
    change HD or format

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    • Jomama46
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      #3
      Re: c2550

      Tried a new HD, same-o same-o.
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      • Jomama46
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        #4
        Re: c2550

        Also no fuser lamps.
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        • banginbishop
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          • Oct 2007
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          #5
          Re: c2550

          Originally posted by Jomama46
          Also no fuser lamps.
          are you getting power to the fuser? because normally the power supply supplies the power direct to the fuser,also to dc board but I would suspect you already know that.
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          • Polo-022
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            • Sep 2007
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            #6
            Re: c2550

            P.S.U. (No initialization, no fuser lamps...) Did you check +24V lines Jo???
            Is this a call-back issue?

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            • Jomama46
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              #7
              Re: c2550

              I think I will check that PSU again.
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              • Jomama46
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                #8
                Re: c2550

                All the fuses are good, voltage on both sides. 24V available in all the right places. 5V too.
                There was a dufus working on this machine before me and it started out with BYpass misfeeds, thats why I have the duplexer unplugged. So the PSU was a good idea too.
                I dont have another 2550 controller but I have a 2050. I know they are different but I think if the controller is the problem at least the symptoms will change.
                Shit, I'll throw another PSU in there too. I just dont want to have to buy another controller if I dont have to, $900.
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                • fbkhan3
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                  #9
                  Re: c2550

                  yes you know that but it's just a thought,before throwing new PSU in spend some time and save some bucks.

                  Try to unplug connectors on I/O one by one and turn it on,specially the one which goes to bypass and duplex er or all of them step by step,

                  good luck!

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                  • banginbishop
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                    #10
                    Re: c2550

                    Originally posted by Jomama46
                    All the fuses are good, voltage on both sides. 24V available in all the right places. 5V too.
                    There was a dufus working on this machine before me and it started out with BYpass misfeeds, thats why I have the duplexer unplugged. So the PSU was a good idea too.
                    I dont have another 2550 controller but I have a 2050. I know they are different but I think if the controller is the problem at least the symptoms will change.
                    Shit, I'll throw another PSU in there too. I just dont want to have to buy another controller if I dont have to, $900.
                    i would check for trapped wires myself now someone else was working on it before you, had a similar incident a year back on an mpc, engineer removed the duplex unit to remove the paper feed unit (mpc) traped a wire and m/c wouldnt boot up - had to track back what he had done.

                    i've also trapped a thermistor wire to give a crossed zero error giving no power to the lamps- strange what trapped wires will do.
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                    • Jomama46
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                      #11
                      Re: c2550

                      good thoughts, thx
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                      • BLADE
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                        • Dec 2009
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                        #12
                        Re: c2550

                        does that model have 4 trays with a connector at the back? check the connector for the lower 2 trays (if it has them) is on straight

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                        • tcs04
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                          • Apr 2009
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                          #13
                          Re: c2550

                          Does the m/c boot with the fuser out and doors open? (only to "reset fuser" of course)

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                          • Oze
                            Ricoh Fanboy

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                            • Jul 2008
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                            #14
                            Re: c2550

                            Originally posted by banginbishop
                            i would check for trapped wires myself now someone else was working on it before you, had a similar incident a year back on an mpc, engineer removed the duplex unit to remove the paper feed unit (mpc) traped a wire and m/c wouldnt boot up - had to track back what he had done.

                            i've also trapped a thermistor wire to give a crossed zero error giving no power to the lamps- strange what trapped wires will do.
                            I had the same fault a little while back except due to a trapped wire in the duplex connector the machine was tripping the fuse-box of the building....blew the glass fuses on the psu and took out the I.H.Inverter board...go figure :/

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