Codonics NP1660M: troubleshooting and error codes
The ServiceForge knowledge base holds 95 documented symptoms for the Codonics NP1660M, with 193 ranked causes, 228 diagnostic checks with test points and expected values, and 214 error codes. Each symptom below shows its causes and the first check; the rest is one connection away. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Symptoms
Bar code not 2-of-8 code
Printer detects bars but decoded result is not valid 2-of-8 code; error SR#0511 may appear
Ranked causes
- 1. Bar code label not installed (common)
- 2. Bar code label not parallel with spool end (common)
- 3. Bar code label damaged (common)
- 4. Bar code sensor misaligned or loose (occasional)
- 5. Donor bind or thermal head gap malfunction (occasional)
- 6. Bar code read FRU malfunction (rare)
Verify bar code label is installed on donor supply spool
- Test point
- DONOR SUPPLY SPOOL
- Expected
- Bar code label present
6 more checks with pass and fail actions, 6 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Paper picking malfunction or paper jam
Printer does not pick paper from tray; picking cycle fails; system displays error codes 501 or 502
Ranked causes
- 1. Low humidity causing paper adhesion problem (occasional)
- 2. Tray platen springs damaged or platen not moving (common)
- 3. Picker motor failure or voltage not reaching motor (occasional)
- 4. Stepper motor or roller assembly malfunction (occasional)
- 5. Paper curl or damage causing jam (common)
- 6. Controller board failure (rare)
Verify paper is installed and free of curl or damage
- Test point
- Tray and paper condition
- Expected
- Paper present, no curl >0.500 in., no damage
14 more checks with pass and fail actions, 7 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Media sensing malfunction
System does not detect paper type (paper vs. transparency) or receiver size; LCD display does not update when paper inserted
Ranked causes
- 1. Receiver type sensor loose on picker mechanism (common)
- 2. Receiver type sensor not properly seated on controller board connector P8 (occasional)
- 3. Receiver threshold adjustment out of specification (occasional)
- 4. Picker assembly failure (rare)
- 5. Controller board failure (rare)
Verify receiver type sensor is not loose on picker mechanism
- Test point
- Picker mechanism mounting
- Expected
- Sensor securely mounted
4 more checks with pass and fail actions, 5 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Media type mismatch message on front panel
Front panel displays media type mismatch error when loading media
Ranked causes
- 1. Tray slider in incorrect position (common)
- 2. Wrong size receiver for installed donor ribbon (occasional)
- 3. Ribbon not installed with non-8x10 or A-size tray (occasional)
- 4. Ribbon installed with 8x10 tray incompatible combination (occasional)
- 5. Tray Type Sensor, Bar Code Sensor, SAB or IOCB failure (occasional)
7 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor does not transport correctly
Donor supply or take-up spools not rotating or moving at incorrect speed
Ranked causes
- 1. Supply motor voltage incorrect (occasional)
- 2. Take-up motor voltage incorrect (occasional)
- 3. Motor resistance out of specification (rare)
- 4. Controller board not supplying motor voltage (rare)
Measure supply motor voltage in ADVANCE mode
- Test point
- TP3 PIN 5 (red) to PIN 6 (black)
- Expected
- -10.7 V DC, ±0.2 V
- Tools
- Digital volt meter
5 more checks with pass and fail actions, 4 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Error codes 608, 609, 60A, 60C, 719
Cardiograph displays error codes 608, 609, 60A, 60C, or 719, typically during initialization or print cycle
Ranked causes
- 1. Thermal head data cable loose or disconnected (common)
- 2. Defective thermal head data cable (occasional)
- 3. Defective thermal head assembly (occasional)
- 4. Defective controller board (rare)
Check thermal head version information
- Test point
- [DIAG: ENG VER #s] [VER: H ____]
- Expected
- No [BAD MEM] or [NONE] displayed
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 4 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
No printed image high voltage
Printer completes print cycle but no image appears on the output
Ranked causes
- 1. AC voltage not reaching power supply or switch (common)
- 2. Power supply DC output to thermal head insufficient or missing (common)
- 3. Harness connection to thermal head disconnected or broken (occasional)
- 4. Thermal head heat sink assembly faulty (rare)
Verify AC voltage at back of plug
- Test point
- Black and blue wire connectors at plug rear
- Expected
- ≈115 V AC or ≈250 V AC
- Tools
- Digital volt meter
4 more checks with pass and fail actions, 4 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Pinch mechanism not closing properly
LCD reads PINCH: CLOSE but receiver not pinched evenly or can be pulled from corners
Ranked causes
- 1. Pinch motor failure or insufficient force (common)
- 2. Pinch roller misalignment or wear (common)
- 3. Pinch arm spring weak or broken (occasional)
- 4. Pinch cam or shaft misalignment (occasional)
Receiver pinch evenness and holddown
- Test point
- Receiver position and force on both front corners
- Expected
- Receiver pinched evenly; cannot be pulled from either front corner
4 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Power indicator LED not illuminated high voltage
Printer does not operate; power LED is dark when unit is energized
Ranked causes
- 1. No AC voltage at power plug connector (common)
- 2. Power switch faulty or wiring disconnected (occasional)
- 3. Power supply DC output failure (occasional)
- 4. Controller board LEDs not illuminated despite correct voltages (rare)
Verify power cord and outlet connection
- Test point
- Power cord back of plug connector
- Expected
- Cord firmly seated; outlet operational
7 more checks with pass and fail actions, 4 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Tray not detected or tray size not recognized
LCD display shows [NO PAPER] or does not display correct tray size when tray is inserted; tray selection does not change during diagnostic test
Ranked causes
- 1. Tray code label incorrectly installed or partially removed (common)
- 2. Tray code sensor misaligned or damaged (occasional)
- 3. Tray code sensor cable loose or connector P11 not seated (occasional)
- 4. Controller board failure (rare)
Verify tray is installed correctly and size matches receiver
- Test point
- Tray seating
- Expected
- Tray fully seated; selected size matches receiver type
6 more checks with pass and fail actions, 4 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor advance motors not operating
LCD reads DNR: ADVANCE but donor take-up and supply motors do not rotate or LCD does not display color sequence
Ranked causes
- 1. Take-up motor failure (common)
- 2. Supply motor failure during advance (common)
- 3. Spindle or gear blockage (occasional)
Donor color sequence display during advance
- Test point
- LCD during advance with door closed
- Expected
- LCD reads DNR: CLR = YEL, MAG/BLK, CYN, or LAM; changes YEL, MAG, CYN sequence
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor barcode sensor not reading type
LCD displays REWINDING instead of showing barcode read or TYPE OK result
Ranked causes
- 1. Barcode sensor misalignment or fouling (common)
- 2. Donor barcode label missing or damaged (occasional)
- 3. Barcode reader circuit failure (occasional)
Barcode sensor reading and type detection
- Test point
- LCD during READ TYPE test
- Expected
- LCD reads DNR: TIGHTENING, READING, REWINDING then TYPE OK - > ## (type number)
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor color sensing not detecting patches
LCD does not display correct donor color (YEL, MAG, CYN, or LAM) when door closed or donor position incorrect
Ranked causes
- 1. Donor sensor misalignment or fouling (common)
- 2. Donor LED failure (occasional)
- 3. Controller board sensor input failure (occasional)
Donor color display on closed door with advancing donor
- Test point
- LCD display during advance test
- Expected
- YEL, MAG, CYN displayed in sequence as LCD reads DNR: CLR = YEL, MAG/BLK, CYN, or LAM
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor patch color not detected correctly
Donor color patches (YEL, MAG/BLK, CYN, LAM) produce incorrect or no voltage readings
Ranked causes
- 1. FAN BRACKET ASSEMBLY alignment incorrect (occasional)
- 2. Donor detector (ROLLER ASSEMBLY) malfunction (occasional)
- 3. Controller board color detection logic failure (rare)
Measure GREEN LED voltage at YEL patch
- Test point
- TP8 PIN 5 to TP4 PIN 6 (GROUND)
- Expected
- < 0.5 V DC, <0.5 V
- Tools
- Digital volt meter
4 more checks with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor patch sensing LED not illuminated
Blue and/or green indicator LEDs on FAN BRACKET not lighting
Ranked causes
- 1. 12V power not present at LED board (occasional)
- 2. LED/FAN BRACKET HARNESS cable disconnected or open (occasional)
- 3. Controller board P7 voltage supply failure (rare)
Measure 12V at FAN BOARD red wire
- Test point
- FAN BOARD CONNECTOR P2, red wire to black wire
- Expected
- 12 V DC
- Tools
- Digital volt meter
3 more checks with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor rewind clutch not stepping correctly
LCD does not display CLR=MAG/BLK or take-up clutch does not step counterclockwise during rewind
Ranked causes
- 1. Take-up motor step function failure (common)
- 2. Supply motor step function failure (common)
- 3. Controller board step control malfunction (occasional)
Take-up clutch gear step function with door open
- Test point
- Donor take-up clutch gear
- Expected
- LCD reads CLR=MAG/BLK; take-up clutch steps counterclockwise, supply clutch turns clockwise
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor sensing not detecting with door closed during rewind
LCD does not display correct color sequence (CYN, MAG, YEL) when door closed during rewind advance
Ranked causes
- 1. Donor sensor blocked or misaligned with door closed (common)
- 2. Donor position detection failure (occasional)
- 3. Controller board sensor input circuit failure (occasional)
Donor color sequence with door closed during rewind advance
- Test point
- LCD display during closed door advance
- Expected
- LCD reads DNR: CLR=CYN, MAG/BLK, YEL, or LAM; changes CYN, MAG, YEL sequence
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor supply clutch not adjusting tension
LCD does not display color during slack adjustment or clutch does not turn clockwise to adjust donor tension
Ranked causes
- 1. Supply motor failure (common)
- 2. Supply clutch malfunction or slipping (common)
- 3. Controller board failure affecting clutch control (occasional)
Donor supply clutch clockwise rotation during slack adjustment
- Test point
- Donor supply clutch
- Expected
- CLR=MAG/BLK displayed on LCD, clutch turns clockwise
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Donor take-up and supply clutches not operating with door open
LCD does not display color or clutches do not turn when door open during rewind test
Ranked causes
- 1. Supply motor failure (common)
- 2. Take-up motor failure (common)
- 3. Clutch gears stripped or disengaged (occasional)
Donor clutch gear rotation with door open
- Test point
- Donor supply and take-up clutch gears
- Expected
- LCD reads CLR=MAG/BLK; supply clutch turns counterclockwise, take-up clutch turns clockwise
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Error code 610 - display not illuminating
Error code 610 with 16-segment LCD display not illuminating
Ranked causes
- 1. Display cable disconnected (common)
- 2. Defective display panel (occasional)
- 3. Defective controller board (rare)
Verify display cable connection
- Test point
- DISPLAY CABLE connectors
- Expected
- Cable firmly seated and connected
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
LOAD PHOTO message during engine test print
LOAD PHOTO message displayed during engine test print (after ENGINE READY confirmed). Indicates paper tray issue, paper jam, or paper feed motor control wiring fault.
Ranked causes
- 1. Paper tray empty (common)
- 2. Paper jam during pick cycle (occasional)
- 3. Incorrect wiring to SAB P8 (paper pick motor control) (occasional)
Verify paper is loaded in tray
- Test point
- Paper tray interior
- Expected
- A-size photo paper present and properly seated
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Paper jam in picker cycle caution
Receiver jammed in paper chute, tray, or picker mechanism during picking
Ranked causes
- 1. Receiver not installed or media mismatch (common)
- 2. Picker mechanism malfunction (occasional)
- 3. Environmental conditions out of specification (occasional)
Open door and inspect for paper in roller assembly
- Test point
- ROLLER ASSEMBLY
- Expected
- No paper jam visible
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Pinch mechanism not opening after closing
LCD reads PINCH: OPEN but pinch does not release or receiver cannot be removed
Ranked causes
- 1. Pinch motor failure in reverse (common)
- 2. Pinch mechanism jam or binding (occasional)
- 3. Controller board open command failure (occasional)
Pinch mechanism opening completion
- Test point
- Pinch motor and LCD during opening
- Expected
- LCD reads PINCH: OPENING then PINCH: OPEN; receiver can be removed
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Platen brake not holding or resisting correctly
LCD reads MTRS: BRAKE ON but platen roller does not rotate with resistance or rotates more than 1/4 turn in reverse
Ranked causes
- 1. Platen brake friction loss or wear (common)
- 2. Brake spring weak or misadjusted (occasional)
- 3. Brake solenoid or actuator failure (occasional)
Platen roller resistance with brake engaged
- Test point
- Platen roller
- Expected
- Platen roller rotates forward with noticeable resistance
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Stepper motor not stepping forward
LCD reads MOTORS: STEPPING but stepper motor, intermediate gear, or traction roller does not rotate forward
Ranked causes
- 1. Stepper motor forward drive failure (common)
- 2. Intermediate gear jam or wear (occasional)
- 3. Traction roller binding or flat spot (occasional)
Stepper motor forward rotation with intermediate gear and traction roller
- Test point
- Stepper motor and driven components
- Expected
- All components rotate forward smoothly while SETUP/ONLINE held and LCD reads MOTORS: STEPPING
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head data cable connection error
Error code 719 displayed indicating thermal head data communication failure
Ranked causes
- 1. Thermal head data cable loose or unseated (common)
- 2. Thermal head data cable damaged or defective (occasional)
- 3. Thermal head connector or board defective (occasional)
Verify cable connections at both ends
- Test point
- CONNECTOR P5 on CONTROLLER BOARD and THERMAL HEAD CONNECTOR
- Expected
- Cable fully seated with no gaps
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head does not move to retract, load, or engage positions caution
During [DIAG: HEAD TEST], thermal head does not move when LCD commands RETRACT, LOAD, or ENGAGE positions.
Ranked causes
- 1. Thermal head lift motor malfunction (common)
- 2. Thermal head lift sensors malfunction (occasional)
- 3. Controller board malfunction (occasional)
Command thermal head to retract position
- Test point
- LCD display [HEAD: RETRACT] then [HEAD: RETRACTING]
- Expected
- Thermal head moves to RETRACT POSITION
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head heating element malfunction
Thermal head does not heat to correct operating temperature; heater LED not illuminated or temp not increasing
Ranked causes
- 1. Thermal fuse open or jumper not installed correctly (common)
- 2. Controller board not supplying heater voltage (occasional)
- 3. Thermal head heater element defective (occasional)
Test heater operation in diagnostics
- Test point
- LCD display and HEATER LED
- Expected
- HEATER LED illuminated and temperature increases
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head lift motor not engaging
LCD displays HEAD: ENGAGING but thermal head does not move to engage position
Ranked causes
- 1. Thermal head lift motor malfunction (common)
- 2. Thermal head lift mechanism jam or misalignment (occasional)
- 3. Thermal head lift sensor failure (occasional)
Thermal head movement when engaging
- Test point
- Thermal head physical position
- Expected
- HEAD: ENGAGING on LCD, thermal head moves into engage position
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head temperature does not increase during heating caution
LCD shows [TEMP:____°C] but digits do not increase when heater is energized during [TEMP: HEATER] test.
Ranked causes
- 1. Style 1 thermal head fuse open (for Style 1 heads only) (common)
- 2. Jumper on TP6 missing from controller board (Style 1) (common)
- 3. Heater light does not illuminate; 12 V DC not present or controller board malfunction (occasional)
Inspect heater light on controller board during [TEMP: HEATER] test
- Test point
- Heater light lower right corner of controller board
- Expected
- Illuminates when heater energized
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Bar code sensor voltage unresponsive to adjustment
Voltage reading remains unchanged at 4.5-5.5V when adjusting potentiometer R16 left and right
Ranked causes
- 1. SAB connections defective or ribbon cable disconnected (common)
- 2. IOCB (Input/Output Control Board) failure (common)
Measure voltage while adjusting R16 potentiometer
- Test point
- TP3.3 (+) and TP6.6 (-) on IOCB
- Expected
- Voltage change beyond 4.5-5.5V range
- Tools
- DVM
2 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Calibration verification: Printhead serial number key mismatch
After printhead calibration update, 'Warning, Calibration Failed' message appears, indicating serial number key does not match printhead or floppy disk
Ranked causes
- 1. Entered key serial number does not match printhead barcode label serial number (common)
- 2. Floppy diskette serial number does not match printhead serial number (common)
Verify entered key matches printhead barcode serial number
- Test point
- Printhead barcode label and KEYS menu entry
- Expected
- Key format 99SSSSSS00 matches 6-character printhead serial on barcode exactly
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Calibration: Donor sensor LED voltage (BLUE) high voltage
Set the BLUE LED reference voltage on the donor sensor. Required when installing a new donor or controller. Position donor yellow patch over LED emitters.
Ranked causes
- 1. BLUE LED voltage out of specification after installation (common)
- 2. LED emitter position misaligned after donor board adjustment (occasional)
Verify correct donor patch position and close door
- Test point
- Donor material over FAN BRACKET LEDs
- Expected
- Yellow donor patch covering BLUE and GREEN LEDs
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Error code 740
Error code 740 indicating PROM version mismatch or compatibility failure
Ranked causes
- 1. PROM U19 or U20 version mismatch (common)
- 2. Defective controller board (occasional)
Run PROM version match test
- Test point
- [DIAG: CTRLR TEST] [CTRLR: MATCH VERS] or [TEST ALL]
- Expected
- No [SR# 740] displayed
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Error code 757
Error code 757 indicating DSP PROM or digital signal processor failure
Ranked causes
- 1. Defective DSP PROM (common)
- 2. Defective controller board (occasional)
Run DSP PROM test
- Test point
- [DIAG: CTRLR TEST] [CTRLR: DSP] or [DSP PROM]
- Expected
- No [SR# 757] displayed
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Error codes 618 and 60B
Error codes 618 or 60B indicating missing or corrupt EEPROM data in controller or thermal head
Ranked causes
- 1. Missing EEPROM data on controller (common)
- 2. Missing EEPROM data on thermal head (common)
Check controller EEPROM versions for missing data
- Test point
- [DIAG: ENG VER #s] and [DIAG: PRN USAGE]
- Expected
- No [NONE] in CR, CT, PR, ER, ET, PWR, P-S, P-C, RFL, TRN, B-1
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Error codes 741, 742
Error codes 741 or 742 indicating PROM content or checksum failure
Ranked causes
- 1. PROM U19 or U20 defective or corrupted (common)
- 2. Defective controller board (occasional)
Run PROM content test
- Test point
- [DIAG: CTRLR TEST] [CTRLR: PROM 0], [PROM 1], or [TEST ALL]
- Expected
- No [SR# 741] or [SR# 742] displayed
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
LCD display not showing diagnostic messages
LCD fails to display expected diagnostic menu or status messages when diagnostics are entered
Ranked causes
- 1. POWER SUPPLY malfunction (occasional)
- 2. CONTROLLER BOARD malfunction (occasional)
Verify printer is energized
- Test point
- Power indicator
- Expected
- Power is on
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
LOAD RIBBON message with ribbon not unraveled during SAB test
LOAD RIBBON message displayed when ribbon has not unraveled inside printer during SAB loopback test. Indicates ribbon not installed or bar code sensor wiring fault.
Ranked causes
- 1. Ribbon not installed in printer (common)
- 2. Incorrect wiring to SAB P2 (bar code sensor) (occasional)
Verify ribbon is installed
- Test point
- Ribbon cartridge slot in printer
- Expected
- A-size color ribbon cartridge installed and threaded
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Paper jam in pinch cycle caution
Receiver jammed in roller assembly during printing after being pinched
Ranked causes
- 1. Receiver not advancing correctly into nip (common)
- 2. Pinch mechanism malfunction (occasional)
Open door and inspect roller assembly for jam
- Test point
- PINCH ROLLER, CAPSTAN TRACTION ROLLER
- Expected
- No jam visible
2 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Picker mechanism not advancing for paper or transparency
LCD reads MTRS: PICKING but picker mechanism does not move forward to pick paper or transparency
Ranked causes
- 1. Picker motor forward failure (common)
- 2. Picker mechanical jam or binding (occasional)
Picker mechanism forward advance
- Test point
- Picker mechanism position
- Expected
- LCD reads MTRS: PICKING; picker advances forward to pick position
2 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Picker mechanism not retracting
LCD reads MTRS: RETRACTING but picker mechanism does not return to home position
Ranked causes
- 1. Picker motor reverse failure (common)
- 2. Picker mechanical binding on retract (occasional)
Picker mechanism retraction to home
- Test point
- Picker mechanism position
- Expected
- LCD reads MTRS: RETRACTING; picker returns to home position
2 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Ribbon errors on front panel
Front panel displays ribbon error messages including 'Load Ribbon', 'Invalid Ribbon', or 500-series error codes
Ranked causes
- 1. Software problems (common)
- 2. Bar Code Sensor, SAB, or IOCB failure (occasional)
3 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
SERVICE REQUEST 0700 message during SAB test
SERVICE REQUEST 0700 error message displayed during SAB loopback test. Indicates head position or motor control sensor wiring fault.
Ranked causes
- 1. Incorrect wiring to SAB P2 (head position sensors) (common)
- 2. Incorrect wiring to SAB P1 (motor controls) (common)
Inspect SAB P2 head position sensor wiring
- Test point
- SAB P2 connector and position sensor lines
- Expected
- All pins connected correctly; cable fully seated; no bent or damaged pins
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Status indicates 8.5x11 media when 8x10 film is installed
Printer displays incorrect media size on status display despite correct film being loaded
Ranked causes
- 1. Tray sliver in incorrect position (common)
- 2. Tray type sensor, SAB or IOCB failure (occasional)
4 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Stepper motor not stepping reverse
LCD reads MOTORS: STEPPING but stepper motor does not rotate in rewind position
Ranked causes
- 1. Stepper motor reverse drive failure (common)
- 2. Intermediate gear jam in reverse (occasional)
Stepper motor reverse rotation
- Test point
- Stepper motor during reverse
- Expected
- LCD reads MOTORS: STEPPING; motor rotates in rewind position
2 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head cooling fans not operating
Cooling fans fail to spin during fan test; thermal head temperature does not decrease
Ranked causes
- 1. Controller board not supplying fan voltage (common)
- 2. Fan bracket harness or assembly defective (occasional)
Observe fan operation during diagnostics
- Test point
- Thermal head fan area
- Expected
- Fans spin; LCD reads TEMP: FAN; temp decreases
3 more checks with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head does not move
Thermal head lift motor fails to move in RETRACT, LOAD, or ENGAGE positions during diagnostics test
Ranked causes
- 1. Motor voltage not supplied by controller board (common)
- 2. Motor bracket assembly defective (occasional)
Measure voltage at motor
- Test point
- TP3, PIN 2 to TP4, PIN 6 (GROUND)
- Expected
- ≈ 10.5 V DC, approximately
- Tools
- Digital volt meter
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head lift motor not retracting
LCD displays HEAD: RETRACT but thermal head does not move to retract position
Ranked causes
- 1. Thermal head lift motor malfunction in reverse (common)
- 2. Thermal head lift mechanism jam or misalignment (occasional)
Thermal head retraction when retracting
- Test point
- Thermal head physical position
- Expected
- HEAD: RETRACT on LCD, thermal head in retract position
2 corrective actions and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head lift sensor malfunction
Thermal head position not detected correctly; voltage does not change during position transitions
Ranked causes
- 1. Controller board not detecting sensor signal (occasional)
- 2. Thermal head lift cable or sensor defective (common)
Measure sensor voltage during retract
- Test point
- TP4, PIN 2 to TP4, PIN 6 (GROUND)
- Expected
- 0 V DC to 5 V DC to 0 V DC during RETRACT
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Thermal head temperature control malfunction caution
Thermal head temperature not regulating properly; heater/fan control not operating correctly; temperature in wrong state (cold, cool, warm, hot, normal)
Ranked causes
- 1. Heater not operating (unknown)
- 2. Fan not operating (unknown)
Verify heater output ADC value in normal operation with heater on
- Test point
- Thermal head controller ADC
- Expected
- 40-56 ADC units in normal heating mode, +/-16 units
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 3 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Tray Type Detector #4 voltage out of specification
DVM reading at test points TP4.2 (+) and TP6.6 (-) not within expected range when 8x10 or 8.5x11 media trays inserted
Ranked causes
- 1. Tray Type Detector #4 adjustment required or sensor misalignment (common)
- 2. Sensor hardware defect or component failure (rare)
Measure voltage with 8x10 tray inserted
- Test point
- TP4.2 (+), TP6.6 (-)
- Expected
- Less than 0.25 Volts, <
- Tools
- DVM (Digital Volt Meter)
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 2 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Bar code sensor output excessive voltage variation
DVM reading varies more than 1V total but does not pull below 0.22V when rotating
Ranked causes
- 1. IOCB (Input/Output Control Board) failure (common)
1 corrective action and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Bar code sensor voltage cannot reach minimum threshold
Voltage varies during rotation but cannot go below 0.22V
Ranked causes
- 1. Sensor malfunction (common)
Measure voltage as donor spool rotates through bar code
- Test point
- TP4.3 (+) and TP4.6 (-) on engine controller board
- Expected
- Voltage below 0.22V and above 3.5V
- Tools
- DVM
1 corrective action and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Base enclosure walls misaligned caution
Mechanical components out of position causing media jams, donor advance failure, print artifacts, or system not operating; condition may occur during transport or after equipment damage
Ranked causes
- 1. Transport damage or improper handling (common)
Verify base enclosure walls are in correct position
- Test point
- Base enclosure structure
- Expected
- Walls properly aligned and secured
1 corrective action and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Blue and yellow donor patch LEDs not on with printer lid open
Donor type LEDs remain off when printer lid is open, indicating abnormal operation
Ranked causes
- 1. Faulty wiring at SAB connectors P7.E or P7.S (common)
Measure voltage at IOCB test points
- Test point
- TP2.1 (+) and TP2.4 (-) on IOCB
- Expected
- approximately 12 Volts
- Tools
- DVM
1 more check with pass and fail actions, 1 corrective action, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Blue and yellow donor patch LEDs on with printer lid open
Donor type LEDs operating normally when printer lid is open
Ranked causes
- 1. Normal operation - SAB and IOCB functioning correctly (common)
1 corrective action and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Calibration: 4th tray sensor LED current
Adjust sensor LED current to appropriate level for 4th media tray detection on IOCB4SLICK or IOCB4NS boards
Ranked causes
- 1. 4th tray sensor requires LED current adjustment (common)
Verify board installation and printer state
- Test point
- IOCB4SLICK/IOCB4NS installed in operational printer
- Expected
- Printer powered ON and in READY state
17 more checks with pass and fail actions, 1 corrective action, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Calibration: Bar code sensor voltage high voltage
Set the bar code sensor reference voltage to allow correct reading of donor bar code label. Required when installing new controller board or donor supply bracket, or after error codes 510/511.
Ranked causes
- 1. Bar code sensor voltage out of specification (common)
Install test equipment and prepare for measurement
- Test point
- DONOR SUPPLY TEST SPOOL, TP4 connector
- Expected
- Test spool seated on spindle tabs with 50-50 duty cycle label installed
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 1 corrective action, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Calibration: Base enclosure walls damage
Rear wall, side wall, or locking tabs are bent or damaged, affecting printer alignment and operation
Ranked causes
- 1. Bent or damaged rear wall, side wall, or locking tabs (unknown)
Inspect locking tabs for bending
- Test point
- LOCKING TABS
- Expected
- Not bent up or to left or right sides
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 1 corrective action, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
More symptoms
- Calibration: Donor sensor LED voltage (GREEN)
- Calibration: Donor supply bracket alignment
- Calibration: Door interlock switch position
- Calibration: Picker penetration
- Calibration: Roller assembly alignment
- Calibration: Stepper motor reference voltage
- Calibration: Thermal head load gap
- Calibration: Tray Type Detector #4
- CLOSE COVER message during SAB test
- DIAGNOSTIC SELECTION SWITCH not in correct position
- Donor sensor calibration verification with all color patches
- Engine Loop Back Cable not installed (NP1660 models)
- ENGINE READY message; SAB test passed
- EP-1660 printhead calibration data installation
- Error code 718
- Error codes 600, 601, 602, 603
- Error codes 720, 721
- Error codes 738, 739
- Error codes 748, 749, 74A, 74B, 74C, 74D
- Error codes 760-773, 76E, 76F, 76A, 76B, 76C, 76D
- Failure history data corrupted or unavailable
- Front panel blank or cannot run engine print
- J1401 or P5 connector not removed
- LOAD RIBBON message with ribbon unraveled during SAB test
- OPEN COVER/CHANGE RIBBON message during SAB test
- OPEN COVER/CLEAR RIBBON JAM message during SAB test
- Picker penetration out of specification
- Print usage data shows mismatch with failure history
- Printer does not print after initialization
- Printer initialization error on startup
- Printer initialization fails or shows init error
- Thermal head load gap out of specification
- Thermal head temperature does not decrease during cooling
- Tray platen curl exceeds specification
- Unable to access diagnostics
35 more symptoms with ranked causes and checks are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Error codes
| Code | Meaning | Trigger | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
0000 | Ready to print state | Print engine ready for a print command | info |
0001 | Ready with trouble state | Engine ready but a trouble condition exists | warning |
0002 | Ready, wait for stable printhead temperature state | Engine ready but printhead temperature stabilizing | info |
0003 | Ready state with special configuration | Engine ready with non-standard configuration active | info |
0010 | Wait for platform to boot state, mechanism initialization required | Engine awaiting platform boot completion | warning |
0011 | Waiting to initialize full mechanism state | Engine requires full mechanism initialization | warning |
0012 | Waiting to initialize donor state | Engine requires donor system initialization | warning |
0013 | Waiting to perform mini mechanism initialization state | Engine requires partial mechanism initialization | info |
0014 | Waiting to initialize full mechanism with tray out state | Full mechanism initialization required with tray removed | warning |
0020 | Door open state | Access door detected open | critical |
0021 | Tray out state | Receiver tray not installed or removed | critical |
0022 | Door open and tray out state | Both door open and tray removed detected simultaneously | critical |
0023 | Door error state | Door mechanism malfunction detected | error |
0024 | Door open with door error state | Door physically open and error condition detected | critical |
0025 | Tray out with door error state | Tray removed and door error condition present | error |
0026 | Door open and tray out with door error state | Door open, tray missing, and door malfunction detected | critical |
0027 | Tray error state | Tray mechanism malfunction detected | error |
0028 | Door open with tray error state | Door open and tray mechanism error detected | error |
0029 | Tray out with tray error state | Tray removed and tray error condition detected | error |
002A | Door open and tray out with tray error state | Door open, tray missing, tray error detected | error |
002B | Door open with mechanism initialization required state | Door open and system requires mechanism reinit | warning |
002D | Door open and tray out with mechanism initialization required state | Door and tray conditions with pending initialization | warning |
002E | Door and tray error state | Both door and tray mechanism errors detected | error |
002F | Door open with door and tray error state | Door open with dual door and tray sensor failures | critical |
0030 | Tray out with door and tray error state | Tray missing with dual error condition | error |
0031 | Door open and tray out with door and tray error state | Door open, tray missing, both system errors detected | critical |
0040 | Error after cold start complete, wait for restore command state | Error condition detected after cold start completion | error |
0041 | Error before cold start complete, wait for restore command state | Error condition detected during cold start sequence | error |
0042 | Service request is pending, wait for platform to boot state | Service condition waiting for platform boot completion | warning |
0050 | Diagnostic state | Engine in diagnostic mode | info |
0101 | Print button pressed, no response | Print button pressed but no engine response | error |
0102 | Print button pressed while control panel under external control | Print button activated during external control mode | warning |
0103 | Print button released | Print button press action completed | info |
0104 | Test print started | Test print command executed | info |
0105 | Cancel button pressed, no response | Cancel button pressed but no engine response | error |
0106 | Cancel button pressed while control panel under external control | Cancel button activated during external control mode | warning |
0107 | Cancel button released | Cancel button action completed | info |
0108 | Started mechanism initialization | Mechanism initialization sequence begun | info |
0109 | Cold start | System cold startup sequence initiated | info |
010B | Setup button pressed, no response | Setup button pressed but no engine response | error |
010C | Setup button pressed while control panel under external control | Setup button activated during external control mode | warning |
010D | Setup button released | Setup button press action completed | info |
010E | Go to diagnostic operation | Transition to diagnostic mode requested | info |
010F | Go to normal operation | Return to normal operational mode from diagnostic | info |
0120 | Receiver type changed | Different receiver type detected in tray | warning |
0121 | Receiver type changed, no response | Receiver type changed but no system response | error |
0123 | Receiver tray changed, no response | Tray changed detected without sensor response | error |
0124 | Receiver tray removed | Receiver tray detected as removed | info |
0125 | Receiver tray replaced | Receiver tray detected as reinstalled | info |
0126 | Receiver size changed | Different receiver size detected | warning |
0127 | Door opened | Door opening detected during operation | warning |
0128 | Door closed | Door closing detected | info |
0129 | Door opened or closed, no response | Door state change detected but no system response | error |
012A | Door opened while engine busy | Door opened during active printing or operation | critical |
012B | Go to engine controls control panel operation | Switch to engine control panel mode requested | info |
012C | Go to external device controls control panel operation | Switch to external device control mode requested | info |
012D | Donor type changed | Different donor type detected or barcode read | warning |
0200 | Head too hot | Printhead temperature exceeds safe limit | error |
0201 | Head too cold | Printhead temperature below operating minimum | warning |
0202 | Head temperature OK | Printhead temperature within operating range | info |
0301 | READ when WRITE expected | Received READ command instead of expected WRITE | error |
0302 | WRITE when READ expected | Received WRITE command instead of expected READ | error |
0303 | Undefined command code | Received unrecognized command code | error |
0304 | Command code not supported | Command code is not supported by current engine | error |
0305 | Undefined Item Code | Item code in command is not recognized | error |
0306 | Item code not supported | Item code is not supported by current configuration | error |
0307 | Item code not valid now | Item code is valid but not in current system state | warning |
0308 | SET of item not allowed | Attempt to SET a read-only item | error |
0309 | GET of item not allowed | Attempt to GET a write-only item | error |
030A | START of item not allowed | Attempt to START an item that does not support it | error |
030B | Invalid data | Data payload does not meet format requirements | error |
030C | Data value not supported | Data value is outside supported range or set | error |
030D | Wrong data length for item | Data length does not match item requirements | error |
030E | Receiver size mismatch | Receiver size does not match current configuration | error |
030F | Receiver type mismatch | Receiver type does not match current configuration | error |
0310 | Must set interpolation points first | Command requires interpolation points not yet configured | error |
0311 | Controller EEPROM is marked bad due to past failure | Controller EEPROM detected as bad from previous failure | critical |
0312 | Printhead EEPROM is marked bad due to past failure | Printhead EEPROM detected as bad from previous failure | critical |
0319 | Printhead correction data previously marked absent (EEPROM functional) | Printhead correction data not available but EEPROM recoverable | warning |
031A | STATUS READ when WRITE expected | STATUS READ received instead of expected WRITE | error |
031B | STATUS READ when READ expected | STATUS READ received instead of expected READ | error |
031E | Item code not valid for selected media combination | Item code incompatible with current media configuration | error |
0320 | Selected ray sensitometry table is missing (Sxxx) | Requested sensitometry table not found in configuration | error |
0321 | Missing raw sensitometry table for media installed (Sxxx) | Installed media lacks required sensitometry table | error |
0322 | Selected Dmin and Dmax values are missing (Dxx) | Required density min/max values not available | error |
0323 | Dmin and Dmax values for media installed are missing (Dxx) | Installed media lacks required density calibration | error |
0324 | Selected base enable width is missing (Exxx) | Base enable width parameter not found | error |
0325 | Base enable width for media installed is missing (Exxx) | Installed media lacks base enable width configuration | error |
0326 | Selected thermal scale factors are missing (Tx) | Thermal scale factors not found in configuration | error |
0327 | Thermal scale factors for media installed are missing (Tx) | Installed media lacks thermal scale factors | error |
0328 | Selected transient parasitic data is missing (Txx) | Transient parasitic correction data not available | error |
0329 | Transient parasitic data for media installed is missing (Txx) | Installed media lacks transient parasitic data | error |
032A | Selected thermal smear factors are missing (Sx) | Thermal smear correction factors not found | error |
032B | Thermal smear factors for media installed are missing (Sx) | Installed media lacks thermal smear factors | error |
032C | Selected pulse position scale factor is missing (Px) | Pulse position scaling parameter not available | error |
032D | Pulse position scale factor for media installed is missing (Px) | Installed media lacks pulse position calibration | error |
032E | Missing raw pulse position table (PPR) | Pulse position reference table not found | error |
032F | Selected sampled pulse effectiveness is missing (Gxx) | Pulse effectiveness sampling data not available | error |
0330 | Sampled pulse effectiveness for media installed is missing (Gxx) | Installed media lacks pulse effectiveness calibration | error |
0333 | Item code is invalid with current toggle options setting | Item code incompatible with active toggle options | error |
0334 | Mismatch between calibration table selected and donor currently installed | Selected calibration not compatible with installed donor | error |
0335 | Overriding selected lamination state | Lamination setting being overridden by system | warning |
0336 | Overriding selected pass count setting | Pass count being overridden by system logic | warning |
0337 | Data not passed to Digital Signal Processor (DSP), CPU/DSP interface may be down | DSP communication failure during data transfer | critical |
033A | Calibration clip level value is missing | Calibration clip level parameter not found | error |
033B | Overriding entered Y skip value | Y skip value being overridden by system | warning |
0400 | Donor advance failure | Donor not advancing properly during operation | error |
0401 | Donor rewind failure | Donor not rewinding properly | error |
0402 | Donor type barcode sensor did not detect any bars | Barcode on donor cartridge not read by sensor | warning |
0403 | A valid 2-of-8 donor type barcode was read; however, the donor type is not supported | Barcode readable but donor type not in approved list | error |
0408 | Failure to picker receiver | Receiver not picked from tray properly | error |
090B | DSP BLOCK, CHECKSUM | DSP checksum failure variant | critical |
091B | DSP BLOCK, CHECKSUM | DSP block checksum error | critical |
092B | DSP BLOCK, CHECKSUM | DSP checksum failure | critical |
093B | DSP BLOCK, CHECKSUM | DSP block error | critical |
094B | DSP BLOCK, CHECKSUM | DSP checksum error detected | critical |
500 | No RECEIVER at LEAD EDGE SENSOR when expected | Receiver not detected at expected position | critical |
501 | RECEIVER stuck at LEAD EDGE SENSOR | Receiver jammed at lead edge sensor position | error |
502 | RECEIVER size change without removing TRAY | Different receiver size detected without tray removal | warning |
503 | Invalid TRAY size input | Tray size parameter out of range or invalid | error |
510 | BAR CODE LABEL not correct/BAR CODE SENSOR or FRU malfunction | Barcode label invalid or sensor failure detected | error |
511 | BAR CODE LABEL not correct or has damage/BAR CODE SENSOR or FRU malfunction | Barcode damaged or sensor/component malfunction | error |
600 | EEPROM memory error - Controller | Memory corruption or data loss in controller EEPROM detected on initialization | critical |
600 | CONTROLLER PROM or BOARD failure | Controller PROM or circuit board malfunction detected | critical |
601 | CONTROLLER PROM or BOARD failure | Controller PROM or circuit board malfunction | critical |
601 | EEPROM memory error - Controller | Memory corruption or data loss in controller EEPROM detected on initialization | critical |
602 | EEPROM memory error - Controller | Memory corruption or data loss in controller EEPROM detected on initialization | critical |
602 | CONTROLLER PROM or BOARD failure | Controller PROM or board malfunction | critical |
603 | CONTROLLER PROM or BOARD failure | Controller PROM or board failure | critical |
603 | EEPROM memory error - Controller | Memory corruption or data loss in controller EEPROM during initialization | critical |
608 | Thermal head data communication error | Thermal head EEPROM data missing or communication failure during initialization or print | error |
609 | Thermal head data communication error | Thermal head EEPROM data missing or communication failure during initialization or print | error |
60A | Thermal head data communication error | Thermal head EEPROM data missing or communication failure during initialization or print | error |
60B | EEPROM data missing - Controller or Thermal Head | Missing critical EEPROM data detected during diagnostics | error |
60C | Thermal head data communication error | Thermal head EEPROM data missing or communication failure during initialization or print | error |
610 | LCD or CONTROLLER BOARD | LCD display or controller board malfunction | error |
610 | Display panel not detected or not responding | 16-segment LCD display not illuminating or not communicating | error |
618 | EEPROM data missing - Controller or Thermal Head | Missing critical EEPROM data detected during controller or thermal head test | error |
700 | Inboard THERMAL HEAD POSITION SENSOR #2 open | Head position sensor #2 circuit open | error |
700, 701, 702, 703 | Thermal head lift motor or sensor failure | Error codes displayed during HEAD TEST diagnostics or printer attempting thermal head position change | error |
701 | Inboard THERMAL HEAD POSITION SENSOR #2 blocked | Head position sensor #2 blocked or shorted | error |
702 | Outboard THERMAL HEAD POSITION SENSOR #1 open | Head position sensor #1 circuit open | error |
703 | Outboard THERMAL HEAD POSITION SENSOR #1 blocked | Head position sensor #1 blocked or short | error |
708 | DONOR PATCH SENSING LED not sensing DONOR | Donor patch sensor LED not detecting donor | error |
709 | DONOR SENSORS not stable | Donor sensor readings unstable or fluctuating | warning |
710 | DSP Linetime response times out | DSP did not respond within expected time | critical |
710, 711, 712 | Printer external mode communication error | Display of error codes when printer is in EXTERNAL MODE connected to computer; may not display during diagnostics or when not connected | warning |
711 | DSP Linetime response times out | DSP linetime response timeout | critical |
712 | DSP Linetime response times out | DSP response timeout condition | critical |
718 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board malfunction | critical |
718 | ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) test failure | ADC circuit or test detected failure during controller self-test | error |
719 | Thermal head data cable communication failure | Error code 719 displayed during operation or power-up | error |
720 | Critical controller board failure | Unspecified critical failure detected during controller initialization | critical |
721 | Critical controller board failure | Unspecified critical failure detected during controller initialization | critical |
722 | Printer initialization error on startup | INIT ERROR message displayed or error code 722 during power-on or startup sequence | error |
730 | Thermal head cooling fan malfunction | Cooling fan fails to operate during fan diagnostics or thermal head temperature rises uncontrolled | warning |
733 | Thermal head heater malfunction | Heater LED not illuminated during heater test or thermal head temperature does not increase in diagnostics | error |
738 | RAM test failure - RAM bank 0 | RAM 0 memory test failure during controller self-test | error |
738 | CONTROLLER, RAM | Controller RAM malfunction | critical |
739 | CONTROLLER, RAM | Controller RAM failure | critical |
739 | RAM test failure - RAM bank 1 | RAM 1 memory test failure during controller self-test | error |
740 | PROGRAM PROMS or CONTROLLER BOARD | Program PROM or controller board failure | critical |
740 | PROM version mismatch or compatibility failure | PROM U19 and U20 versions do not match or are incompatible | error |
741 | PROM 0 content or checksum error | PROM 0 (U19) content corruption or checksum failure detected | error |
741 | PROGRAM PROMS or CONTROLLER BOARD | Program PROM or board malfunction | critical |
742 | PROGRAM PROMS or CONTROLLER BOARD | Program PROM or board failure | critical |
742 | PROM 1 content or checksum error | PROM 1 (U20) content corruption or checksum failure detected | error |
748 | PHM (oscillator or timing circuit) test failure | Phase-locked oscillator or related timing circuit test failure | error |
748 | PHM Failure | Print Head Module (PHM) malfunction | critical |
749 | PHM test failure | Phase-locked oscillator or timing circuit test failure | error |
74A | PHM test failure | Phase-locked oscillator or timing circuit test failure | error |
74B | PHM test failure | Phase-locked oscillator or timing circuit test failure | error |
74C | PHM test failure | Phase-locked oscillator or timing circuit test failure | error |
74D | PHM test failure | Phase-locked oscillator or timing circuit test failure | error |
750 | Unexpected write from DSP | DSP issued unexpected write command | error |
751 | Unexpected write from DSP | DSP unexpected write detected | error |
752 | Unexpected write from DSP | DSP write error | error |
753 | Unexpected write from DSP | Unexpected DSP write | error |
754 | Unexpected write from DSP | DSP write error condition | error |
755 | Unexpected write from DSP | Unexpected DSP write operation | error |
756 | Unexpected write from DSP | DSP write operation out of sequence | error |
757 | DSP PROM content or communication error | DSP PROM content corruption or DSP processor communication failure | error |
757 | DSP Set Verify Failure | DSP configuration verification failed | error |
760 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board malfunction (series 760-773) | critical |
760 | PHM or subsystem failure | Phase-locked oscillator or related subsystem test failure during diagnostics | error |
761 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board failure | critical |
762 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board malfunction | critical |
763 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board issue | critical |
764 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board failure | critical |
765 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board malfunction | critical |
766 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board failure | critical |
767 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board malfunction | critical |
768 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board issue | critical |
769 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board failure | critical |
76A | Controller subsystem failure (extended range) | Unspecified subsystem test failure in extended error code range | error |
76B | Controller subsystem failure (extended range) | Unspecified subsystem test failure in extended error code range | error |
76C | Controller subsystem failure (extended range) | Unspecified subsystem test failure in extended error code range | error |
76D | Controller subsystem failure (extended range) | Unspecified subsystem test failure in extended error code range | error |
76E | Controller subsystem failure (extended range) | Unspecified subsystem test failure in extended error code range | error |
76F | Controller subsystem failure (extended range) | Unspecified subsystem test failure in extended error code range | error |
770 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board malfunction | critical |
771 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board failure | critical |
772 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board issue | critical |
773 | PHM or subsystem failure in upper range | Phase-locked oscillator or related subsystem test failure during diagnostics | error |
773 | CONTROLLER BOARD | Controller board malfunction | critical |
800 | General CONTROLLER BOARD | General controller board malfunction (series 800-857) | critical |
800-857 | Controller board failure indicated by control test | Running CTRLR TEST ALL in diagnostics shows error codes in this range | error |
900 | DSP BLOCK, CHECKSUM | DSP block checksum error (series 900-930) | critical |
900-930, 90B, 91B, 92B, 93B, 94B, 750-756 | Controller board failure indicated by comprehensive test | Running CTRLR TEST ALL in diagnostics shows error codes in this range | error |
BAD MEM or NONE | PROM or controller board memory malfunction | BAD MEM or NONE message displays in EXTERNAL MODE | error |
DNR: TYPE_BAD>## | Unsupported donor type (where ## is type number: 01=YMC, 02=YMCX, 03=BX, 04=YMC LONG, 05=YMC-7, 06=YMCX LONG, 07=YMCK) | Valid bar code read but donor type number not supported by printer | error |
DNR: TYPE>NONE | Type code not detected | BAR CODE SENSOR did not detect any bars during startup | error |
SR#0510 | Bar code read is incomplete | BAR CODE SENSOR sensed at least 1 bar but not enough bars for a valid code | error |
SR#0511 | Bar code not 2-of-8 code | BARS were sensed and decoded but result was not a valid 2-of-8 code | error |
Likely causes and actions for each code are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Community
0 fixes logged by technicians through their AI, with outcomes, for this model.
ServiceForge knowledge base record. Field-unverified unless technicians confirmed it. A teaching summary of the record, not a service manual. Export 2026-10-14.