I have a whole bunch of machines (2 x 78xx series, 3 x 7225 series) that are randomly rebooting, and will only successfully reboot when power is disconnected. I think things go wrong when they try to enter power save mode. When they do, the power saver light goes into the normal 'pulsing' green light, but then all sorts of clicks can be heard in the machines, all lights on the control panel briefly flash, and the power saver button is then steadily green (instead of pulsating). Pushing it will not wake the machine up. After some time the machine will reboot. It will however just stay at the green splash screen without the software version, until you disconnect power. Then
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Re: The dreaded 303.777.00 fault on 7225 and 78xx series machines
They all do exactly this with power saving enabled. Switch to scheduled power settings to fix. Also recommend a 4 a.m. overwrite with reboot. The IOS goes dumb after leaving one of these machines on for more than 24 hours.
In essence just standard Xerox connectkey garbage.
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Re: The dreaded 303.777.00 fault on 7225 and 78xx series machines
Thanks for the tip! What would you recommend for the scheduled setting then? Because it will go into power saver still then? Would you recommend scheduled power saver from (for example) 6pm unti 8am, with a 4 am overwrite?Comment
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Re: The dreaded 303.777.00 fault on 7225 and 78xx series machines
Exactly! They still go into power save, but I have had good luck with them coming back to life on scheduled times. 4 a.m is fine for the overwrite. It's actually just the reboot you are using it for.... clears the working memory.
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Re: The dreaded 303.777.00 fault on 7225 and 78xx series machines
Great, will definitely try so and will let you know what happens.Comment
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