C351 was perking along just fine, ran out of 11 x17 in tray 3. Reloaded, error C-0206 popped up. Opened & closed front toner door, error message went away. Machine recycled, hummed, whirred, bit of a clicking sound like gears gnashing. Up came C-0206, again. Repeated procedure, same result. Any suggestions?
Remove the drawer you loaded the paper in, there is a sheet stuck inside bunched up against the paper lift mechanism at the back.
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You are exactly correct! Like you could see into my machine. THANK YOU!!
Very common problem...
Yer welcome...
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I'm getting the same error on a C552. Except I do not have any paper stuck behind my drawers (anymore, I did have some behind tray four but removed it) and I keep getting either a 0206 or a 0208 at pretty much random which one it will be. Tray three will not function no matter what, sensors appear to be working, but it will not lift the paper. Tray four works any time I don't get the 0208 code and I currently have it functioning with tray three disabled.
Any opinions or advice on what may be the issue? I thought that it might be the lift motor, but with it also giving a 0208 code I'm leaning towards a board.
Swap lift motors between trays. If you are still getting the same lift errors, even with a known good motor, you likely have blown ICP's on the PFTDB.
For those trays that are no longer recognized, try a System Error Clear. =^..^=
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My service manager had me order a lift motor. When I went to install it, I found that the timing belt was snapped. Ordering a new one of those and will update when the machine is back together. Thanks for the replies!!
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