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Printers going offline has been an issue on KM products for a long time, but if you are getting other network failures at the same time I would...

I had a similar problem on a A3 mpc, but same on feed direction. In my case it was the drive/motor to development unit. First page mostly was good,...

I'm not a native english speaker, but I agree that we should all stick to a common language - if a solution is reached, it's best if everyone can...

I have been dealing with this code in my demo room..After days of trouble shooting and monitoring, I finally made a connection to the FFF errors with...

Yes, this code only tells you "the printer has restarted at that time". Many customers never shut down the printer so the system automatically...

if im reading it correctly and this is only on copy not print and OP can confirm it also scans with these lines its must be a CIS issue surely and...

so that code is just a log of a restart not a log of why it restarted?

hi rrrohan, these are not real mistakes. So if you disable those, nothing will happen. 1FFF is a restart that all Konica Minolta printers have. If...

SramImg.bin keeps failing whether i am trying to upload or download ,in download mode

Hi. No I have not seen any LEDs that are lit on the main controller board. But I think I found the error on the main controller board, check...

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Will this work even though it varies distance from page to page?

Welcome!

Welcome! =^..^=

The lines of shame are usually cyan or magenta, AFAIK never black. =^..^=

Be very careful doing that with the fuser taken out without drive applied to the rollers. You can melt down the pressure roller to the heat roller if...

almost look like lines of shame due to bad run up

if you disable auto restart on rank b and C errors it might hang on error and provide more info. user might ring up and be like "bob tried to do x...

Aren't those lines the 'Security patterns' that occurs after improper machine setup/NVRAM issues? This is what I can remember seeing that but I might...