Ricoh Aficio 2035 SC546 Error Code

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  • tcypy1961
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    • Feb 2009
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    Ricoh Aficio 2035 SC546 Error Code

    This Ricoh Aficio 2035 I've been working has had an SC-546 error code come up on it sporadically. I have replaced the thermistors, swapped out fuser units, swapped the power source PCB and the wire harness. What next can I replace for this code? Also, the error code does reset, but after a day or so it comes back up. Thank you for any help given.
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    • sandmanmac
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      • Feb 2009
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      Re: Ricoh Aficio 2035 SC546 Error Code

      Originally posted by tcypy1961
      This Ricoh Aficio 2035 I've been working has had an SC-546 error code come up on it sporadically. I have replaced the thermistors, swapped out fuser units, swapped the power source PCB and the wire harness. What next can I replace for this code? Also, the error code does reset, but after a day or so it comes back up. Thank you for any help given.
      It seems you've eliminated everything except the connector on the machine itself -probably just built up paper dust and other gunk

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        • wester
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          • Aug 2009
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          Re: Ricoh Aficio 2035 SC546 Error Code

          Originally posted by sandmanmac
          It seems you've eliminated everything except the connector on the machine itself -probably just built up paper dust and other gunk
          we had this problem a while. actually quite a while back and we couldnnever duplicate it on site. It turned out to be their voltage source, ie the wall voltage.

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            • jondanny
              Technician
              • Aug 2010
              • 19
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              Re: Ricoh Aficio 2035 SC546 Error Code

              Originally posted by wester
              we had this problem a while. actually quite a while back and we could never duplicate it on site. It turned out to be their voltage source, ie the wall voltage.
              I would check their AC power. Probably power sags. An ESP power filter is a good way to check in real time.

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