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Hi Jack,
I'm Canon technician and I'm helping a friend of mine on that so I don't know much about xerox. I did change the fuser unit but the code 010-320 still remain so I unplug the machine then I got 123-384 I did turn of and on twice but the code still remain and I don't know what to do.
I don't really know what ESS PWB means. I would really appreciated if you can briefly explain so that I can fix the problem. Do you have the service manual or the firmware?
I did change the fuser unit but the code 010-320 still remain so I unplug the machine then I got 123-384 I did turn of and on twice but the code still remain and I don't know what to do.
Did you REPLACE or REPAIR the fuser unit? If you replaced it, the new fuser unit may be faulty. If you repaired the unit, you may have damaged one heating element or have loose connection in the fuser. In both cases, these cause error 010-320. So you must first resolve this error code. The other code 123-384 may directly or indirectly relate to the first error code.
I replaced a new fuser and I still had 010-320 before I got 123-384.
Now it takes about 20 minutes to boot up and as soon as boots up the screen shows 123-384 right away.
Do I need to reset after replacing the fuser unit?
Now it takes about 20 minutes to boot up and as soon as boots up the screen shows 123-384 right away.
If ec123-384 shows after booting, it looks like you have a corrupt NVM. Turn off the machine. When turning the power on, Press and hold POWER SAVER, STOP, & 3 simultaneously until the screen finishes the booting.
If not resolved, your HDD may be corrupt. Turn off the machine. When turning the power on, Press and hold POWER SAVER, STOP, & 4 simultaneously until the screen finishes the booting.
Press and hold the 0 key for 5 seconds, then while still holding down the 0 key, press the Start button.
The CE Access Number screen will appear.
Enter 6789 and press Confirm.
The topmost area of the UI display will be reversed to let the user know that the mode has changed to the CE mode .
then selcet NVM Read Write and enter appropriate chain (1st 3 digits of NVM) and function (last 3 digits of NVM) code .
Thanks TeachMate.
I got ride off 123-384 today by following your instruction Press and hold POWER SAVER, STOP, and 4. And I also set to "0" 010-324 744-352 0 But it didn't work and the code 010-324 still remaining But When I wanted to try second time it asked me "System Administration password" and I don't know the password. Is there anyway to clear or reset the password?
Thanks for all your help.
Thanks TeachMate.
I got ride off 123-384 today by following your instruction Press and hold POWER SAVER, STOP, and 4. And I also set to "0" 010-324 744-352 0 But it didn't work and the code 010-324 still remaining But When I wanted to try second time it asked me "System Administration password" and I don't know the password. Is there anyway to clear or reset the password?
Thanks for all your help.
Admin password is NVM 700-171 set to 11111 by default. Then try 744-752 set to 0. If error 010-324 still occurs, do NVM initialization (under system settings/ common settings/ maintenance diagnostics) on IOT only
Admin password is NVM 700-171 set to 11111 by default. Then try 744-752 set to 0. If error 010-324 still occurs, do NVM initialization (under system settings/ common settings/ maintenance diagnostics) on IOT only
I can't go to NVM mode because it asking for "The System administration password" It didn't ask me before though I don't know how that happened. Now I don't have the password.
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