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Removing the High Voltage Contact Assembly and Feed Guide Assembly NoteThe following procedures are difficult and the components are damaged easily. The tolerances between the parts are close and several attempts may be necessary before the procedure is complete. 1Perform all the steps of “Accessing the High Voltage Contact Plate/Feed Guide Assembly” in the order given. 2Press the tab shown in Figure 6-56 to release the gear cover. 3Release the (5) latches that hold the Contact Plate in place (see...
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Replacing the High Voltage Contact Assembly/Feed Guide Assembly The Toner Cartridge Guide Plate and the High Voltage Contact Assembly/Feed Guide Assembly must be installed together. Allow plenty of time to perform this procedure because several iterations of the process may be necessary. 1Set the contact assembly over its mounting holes. 2Slide the Toner Cartridge Guide Plate into position on a diagonal line (see Figure 6-57). 3Working the two parts together, lift the rear of the HVCP to provide...
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Interconnect PCA Removal The Interconnect PCA is a connector board that connects the Power Supply and the DC Controller with the the Fuser Assembly. The Fuser Assembly connects directly into the Interconnect PCA. The Power Supply and the DC Controller have wiring harnesses that connect them to the Interconnect PCA. NoteRe-assembly of the the Interconnect PCA requires a small tie-wrap. Be sure to have a tie-wrap available before beginning the disassembly. Remove the interconnect as follows: 1Remove the...
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NoteAccess the Interconnect PCA Housing by laying the printer on the rear of the printer chassis. 4Disconnect the Interconnect Cable connector from the DC Controller (J210 on LJ4, J213 on LJ4+/5). Remove the cable from its retainer. 5Release the bottom or rear-most latch (see Figure 6-59), callout 1) holding the arm of the Interconnect PCA housing to the sheet metal. 6Rotate the bottom (rear) of the PCA housing up (toward the front) to release the housing from the printer. (continued on next page)...
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NoteThe AC Connector has polarity. Note the orientation of the AC Connector before removing it. This is required in order to install the connector with the same polarity during assembly (see Figure 6-60). 7Release the AC Connector from the sheet metal with needle-nose pliers. Service Hint: Use a 5mm nut driver to press the AC Connector retaining pins from the sheet metal. Figure 6-60 Correct Orientation of AC Connector (Notch at Upper Left) 6-71 Removal and Replacement
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7 LaserJet 5 Error Map The LaserJet 5/5M/5N printer has error messages that are similar to the LaserJet 4/4M/4+/4M+. Use the following table to look up the LJ5 error and take the recommended action. If the recommendation is to see another error, for example See 00 POWERS\bVE , look up the recommendation for that error in the Printer Message Troubleshooting section (Tables 7-1 and 7-2). Note The LaserJet 5 printer’s Go key replaces both the Online and Continue keys previously used to resolve some of...
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Message on LJ 5/5M/5NRecommendations \fNCOMP\bT\fBLE TR\bY 3 \fNST\bLLED Indicates that a lower cassette has been installed that is not compatible with the LJ5. Press GO to clear the error. The tray will not appear in any control panel or PJL messages. \fN\fT\f\bL\fZ\fNG (powerup only) See 05 SELF TEST \fNST\bLL TONER C\bRTR\fDGE See 14 EP C\bRT \fNST\bLL TR\bY 2 See PC \fNST\bLL \fNSUFF\fC\fENT MEMORY, JOB CLE\N\bRED See W3 JOB \bBORTED \fNSUFF\fC\fENT MEMORY, PR\fNT\fNG \N\bT 300 DP\f See W4/7 JOB...
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Message on LJ 5/5M/5NRecommendations REMOVE P\bPER J\bM See 13 P\bPER J\bM REQUESTED L\bNGU\bGE NOT \bV\b\fL\bBLE See W2 \fNV\bL\fD PERS RESETT\fNG \bCT\fVE \f/O See 07 RESET RESETT\fNG \bLL \f/O See 07 RESET RESTOR\fNG F\bCTORY SETT\fNGS See 08 COLD RESET TONER LOW See 16 TONER LOW TR\bY 2/3 EMPTY Indicates Tray 2 or 3 has run out of paper and has not been selected as the current job’s paper source. If the problem persists, check for a binding sensor flag or replace the appropriate sensor. TR\bY x...