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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 Figure 6-56).  Set the Contact Plate on the latch slots.
    4Free the Left Toner Cartridge Guide Assembly from its
    retainers.
    5Lift the Contactor Plate and the Toner Cartridge Guide
    Assembly out of the printer, Toner Cartridge Guide Assembly
    first.
    Figure 6-56 High Voltage Contact and Feed Guide Assembly
    Latches
    6-67 Removal and Replacement 
    						
    							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 enough clearance to install the Guide Plate.
    4When the Guide Plate is in position, press it into place on the
    sheet metal.
    5Press the HVCP into its mounting slots.
    6Install the Laser Shutter Pivot Pin and test the Laser Shutter
    for free operation.
    7Replace the gear cover (see Figure 6-56).
    Figure 6-57 Orientation of HVCP and Left Guide Plate
    6-68 Removal and Replacement 
    						
    							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 Formatter Cage, the Power Supply, the Fuser
    Assembly, the High Voltage Power Supply, and the Rear Door.
    2Remove the (1) screw from the right-side PC tray Rail
    Cover (see Figure 6-58, callout 1).
    3Release the latch (see Figure 6-58, callout 2), slide the Rail
    Cover to the rear of the printer and remove the cover.
    (continued on next page)
    Figure 6-58 Right Side PC tray Rail Cover (printer on right
    side)
    6-69 Removal and Replacement 
    						
    							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)
    Figure 6-59 Interconnect PCA latches and AC Connector
    Mounting Pins
    6-70 Removal and Replacement 
    						
    							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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    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
    POWERSAVE, look up the recommendation for that error in the
    Printer Message Troubleshooting section (Tables 7-1 and 7-2).
    NoteThe LaserJet 5 printer’s Go  key replaces both the
    Online and  Continue keys previously used to
    resolve some of the temporary errors in the
    LaserJet 4 and 4 Plus printers.
    NoteFor any LaserJet 5 error message preceded with a
    number from 20 through 81, look up the
    equivalently-numbered message in Table 7-1 and
    proceed as directed.
    Message on LJ 5/5M/5N Recommendations
    CLEARING MEMORYSee 07 RESET
    CLOSE PRINTER COVERSee 12 PRINTER OPEN
    CONTINUOUS TEST, PRESS JOB CANCEL
    KEYSee 04 SELF TEST
    DATA RECEIVEDThe received data is waiting for a form
    feed. (Takes the place of the  Form Feed
    indicator on the LJ4.)
    ENGINE TESTSee 15 ENGINE TEST
    FACTORY DEFAULTS BEING RESTOREDSee 09 MENU RESET
    INCOMPATIBLE ENVELOPE FEEDER
    INSTALLEDIndicates that an envelope feeder has
    been installed that is not compatible with
    the LJ5. Press  GO to clear the error.  The
    feeder will not appear in any control
    panel or PJL messages.
    LaserJet 5 Error Map  7-A 
    						
    							Message on LJ 5/5M/5N Recommendations
    INCOMPATIBLE TRAY 3 INSTALLEDIndicates 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.
    INITIALIZING (powerup only) See 05 SELF TEST 
    INSTALL TONER CARTRIDGESee 14 EP CART
    INSTALL TRAY 2See PC INSTALL
    INSUFFICIENT MEMORY, JOB CLEAREDSee W3 JOB ABORTED
    INSUFFICIENT MEMORY, PRINTING AT
    300 DPISee W4/7 JOB 300/[page protect size]
    MANUALLY FEED [envelope size]See ME FEED [envelope size]
    MANUALLY FEED [paper size]See MF FEED [paper size]
    MEMORY LOW, PAGE SIMPLIFIEDSee W1 IMAGE ADAPT
    MEMORY SETTINGS CHANGEDSee WM MEM CNFIG N/A or
    WM CHK MEM CNFIG
    OFFLINESee 00 OFFLINE
    [personality] MEMORY FULL, STORED
    DATA LOSTSee  WM [Personality] MEM FULL
    PLEASE WAITThis message is displayed whenever the
    device is in the process of flushing the
    pipeline so it can go offline or into the
    menus.  (Takes the place of the flashing
    Online indicator.)
    POWERSAVE ONSee 00 POWERSAVE
    PRINTING CONFIGURATION PAGESee 05 SELF TEST /
    06 PRINTING TEST
    PRINTING DEMO PAGESee 06 DEMO PAGE
    PRINTING FLASH PAGEThis message is displayed while a flash
    file system page is being formatted and
    printed.  Upon successful completion, the
    device returns to an online and ready
    state.
    PRINTING FONT LISTSee 06 TYPEFACE LIST
    PROCESSING JOBThis message is displayed whenever the
    device is actively processing a user’s job.
    (Takes the place of the flashing Ready
    indicator.)
    READYSee 00 READY
    REMOVE DUPLEX JAMSee 13 DUPLEX JAM
    7-B LaserJet 5 Error Map 
    						
    							Message on LJ 5/5M/5N Recommendations
    REMOVE PAPER JAMSee 13 PAPER JAM
    REQUESTED LANGUAGE NOT AVAILABLESee W2 INVALID PERS
    RESETTING ACTIVE I/OSee 07 RESET
    RESETTING ALL I/OSee 07 RESET
    RESTORING FACTORY SETTINGSSee 08 COLD RESET
    TONER LOWSee 16 TONER LOW
    TRAY 2/3 EMPTYIndicates 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.
    TRAY x LOAD [paper or envelope size]See xx LOAD [paper or envelope size]
    WARMING UPSee 02 WARMING UP
    x LOAD [envelope size]
    x=Tray 1 or Envelope FeederSee xx LOAD [paper or envelope
    size]
    LaserJet 5 Error Map  7-C 
    						
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