~q86wD -FAULTS*H.EtiOfiWMBERS, Please note that all Paper Jams or Error 13 problems, refer to the Paper Path part of this section of this manual. 1. Check Laser Power level (45mw). PERMANENT “02” 2. Faulty Solid State Laser. (Long waiting) 3. Faulty Scanner unti 4. Check fuses on DC PS~ain Motor PCA. 5. Replace DC PS/Main Motor PCA. 6. Replace W PCA. PERMANENT “05” 1. Faulty ~ PCA. (Self-Test) ERROR 11 1. Caused by bad Paper cusette micro-switch (item 36, Fig-8-17). ERROR 11, When Manual In this case the 2686A Plus was mistaken for a 2686A Mode is Selected. Std, at some time in the past the W had replaced for ( 69004 instead of a 69005.
At some time later the customer began to use Manual Mode md this fault appeared. “LC 11” Lower cassette Faulty Lower Paper Stie Switch. Replace this assy. Permanently “OUT OF PAPER” (2686D) PERMANENT I. Faul~ DC Controller. “ERROR 12” 2. When lid closes not ati”vating switch in ~ Power Interlock assy. 3. Print engine transformer. 4. Misskrg DC Voltage, replace DC Power Supply~otor Driver PCA. 2686D ERROR 12 The latch (FA2-5678-OOOCN)which holds down the Intermittently uppermain body on the LHS had a small crackin it. It was difficult to see the crackand printer appearsto (Updated) function correctly.
On applying power it would (Andy Cassels - Aberdeen) intermittently give E~OR 12 or the printer would not power up at all. This was caused by the motor starting up and causing upper chassis to flex. Due to this movement (1 to 2mm), this was enough to trigger the interlock. When the interlock had operated, power is cut, motors stpped, frame returns to its correct posi tion, then power is reapplied. This scenario can thus repeat. Replace latck FA2-5678-OOOCN. 2-3