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    Ricoh C9110 SC 590-01

    Printer only version C9110 SC 590-01 will not go away.

    Things we have tried:


    Swapped assemblies with another color


    Turned off in Sp mode rebooted
    2-220-001 O no operation


    Replaced BCIU


    Replaced IOB1 board

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    Ricoh C9110  SC 590-01

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    Re: Ricoh C9110 SC 590-01

    Cleaning Pad HP Sensor working?

    Charge Cleaning motor turning?

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    Re: Ricoh C9110 SC 590-01

    Quote Originally Posted by guitar9199 View Post
    Cleaning Pad HP Sensor working?

    Charge Cleaning motor turning?

    Thanks for the response.

    We swapped the entire assembly with another color. Sensor motor off another color still same SC code

    We rebooted the machine with the doors open and as soon as we closed the doors the code appears.
    It does not seem like it's even trying.

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    Re: Ricoh C9110 SC 590-01

    Quote Originally Posted by Livebychance View Post
    We swapped the entire assembly with another color.
    When you say assembly, do you mean the corona itself?

    I might lean towards a wonky power supply. PSU3 is the one that the corona cleaning motors get their 24V from via IOB1. I don't think there's a relay board involved in that particular circuit.

    Connectors 300, 301, and 369 on IOB1 all get 24V from PSU3. Put your meter on them to see if you're getting the 24V where you should be.

    If you're getting 24V on all the red wires in those harnesses, you might have a bad harness or short somewhere between IOB1 and the motor. Those harnesses are zip tied to others that go to several HVP - there might be a pinched wire, or the zip ties may be too tight. Also, CN334 on IOB1 is the connector for the harness to the corona cleaning motors. Pins 1 and 2 look like the ones on that connector that supply the 24V to the motor.
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    Re: Ricoh C9110 SC 590-01

    Quote Originally Posted by Rorschach View Post
    When you say assembly, do you mean the corona itself?

    Those harnesses are zip tied to others that go to several HVP - there might be a pinched wire, or the zip ties may be too tight. Also, CN334 on IOB1 is the connector for the harness to the corona cleaning motors. Pins 1 and 2 look like the ones on that connector that supply the 24V to the motor.
    Hey Thanks Rorschach . Very good trouble shooting skills on your part.
    Replaced corona assembly
    No 24vdc
    Replaced PSU3
    No 24vdc

    Will look at the harness

    Also, thinking way outside of the box what about the Fiery?
    This one seems stable however we have experienced unusual symptoms that we had to reload Fiery in order to clear an SC code.
    With the color production printer only versions. 720, 900, 901.

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