MX7090 MX8090 H3-01 & H3-02 Errors

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  • gmoore081
    Technician
    • Jun 2018
    • 14

    [Error Code] MX7090 MX8090 H3-01 & H3-02 Errors

    Good Moring Sharp Forum

    I'm putting this post out there to see if anyone else is experiencing this issue

    We have about 6-7 of these devices out there regularly doing H3-01 & H3-02 - some from brand new out of the box

    So far we have done the following
    H3-01 - replaced both non contact & contact thermistors to the pressure roller & pressure roller lamp

    H3-02 - replaced the 2 non contact thermistors & contact thermistor to the belt & the belt lamps

    Also on some of these fuser units the connectors have been cleaned

    Also tried a different refurbished fuser unit & on anther a new fuser unit

    We can see in SIM44-14 that the thermistors are reading too high a temperature. While in this SIM & with the side door open some of the thermistor readings are stuck on the same temperature & don't cool down as expected

    Our next step is to order a PCU board & see what this does

    Any information from this forum would be appreciated, if you've experienced this issue too

    Thanks in advance

    Graham
  • OlliK1969
    Trusted Tech

    250+ Posts
    • Nov 2016
    • 287

    #2
    Re: MX7090 MX8090 H3-01 & H3-02 Errors

    Hi

    there was a tech bulletin for Griffin2/Phoenix2 from March 2020

    There is a cleaning tool for the pins of the fuser unit and the pins inside the maschine.

    Sound like the same think

    Huby-340 is this cleaning tool

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    • gmoore081
      Technician
      • Jun 2018
      • 14

      #3
      Re: MX7090 MX8090 H3-01 & H3-02 Errors

      Originally posted by OlliK1969
      Hi

      there was a tech bulletin for Griffin2/Phoenix2 from March 2020

      There is a cleaning tool for the pins of the fuser unit and the pins inside the maschine.

      Sound like the same think
      Hi Olli

      Thanks for your post, however I have tried this already

      Regards

      Graham

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      • Chr15tophe
        Technician
        • Dec 2011
        • 42

        #4
        Re: MX7090 MX8090 H3-01 & H3-02 Errors

        Originally posted by gmoore081
        Good Moring Sharp Forum

        I'm putting this post out there to see if anyone else is experiencing this issue

        We have about 6-7 of these devices out there regularly doing H3-01 & H3-02 - some from brand new out of the box

        So far we have done the following
        H3-01 - replaced both non contact & contact thermistors to the pressure roller & pressure roller lamp

        H3-02 - replaced the 2 non contact thermistors & contact thermistor to the belt & the belt lamps

        Also on some of these fuser units the connectors have been cleaned

        Also tried a different refurbished fuser unit & on anther a new fuser unit

        We can see in SIM44-14 that the thermistors are reading too high a temperature. While in this SIM & with the side door open some of the thermistor readings are stuck on the same temperature & don't cool down as expected

        Our next step is to order a PCU board & see what this does

        Any information from this forum would be appreciated, if you've experienced this issue too

        Thanks in advance

        Graham


        Did you get to the bottom of this ?
        thanks

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        • Imprestik
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          250+ Posts
          • Aug 2012
          • 291

          #5
          Re: MX7090 MX8090 H3-01 & H3-02 Errors

          Would also like to know if there is a resolution for this as we are in counting the same problem.

          1 device is brand new out of the box and we are experiencing this.

          Any help would be appreciated

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          • gmoore081
            Technician
            • Jun 2018
            • 14

            #6
            Re: MX7090 MX8090 H3-01 & H3-02 Errors

            This makes me feel slightly better that its not just us suffering from this

            We did have someone from Sharp Technical attend a device that was regularly throwing up these error codes. They said it was probably down to a clone file (which we know it wasn't)

            We just now deal with it internally. Replace the thermistor in question that the fault relates to & it settles down for a while

            So, no we haven't found the fix for this, but I tried pretty much everything in the fault finding process

            It is however better that it was

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