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    2Turn the printer off, and then remove the rear 
    frame cover. See “Rear frame cover 
    removal” on page 4-33.
    Reseat the transport cable in connector 
    JTPS1 (A). 
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Go to step 3.
    3Check the transport cable in connector JTPS1 
    for pinch points and for any other damage to 
    the cable or connector.
    Is the cable damaged?Replace the transport 
    cable. See “Transport 
    cable removal” on 
    page 4-170. Go to step 4.
    4Check the continuity at JTPS1, pins 1–10).
    Is there continuity?Go to step 5. Replace the cartridge 
    motor1/fuser motor cable. 
    See “Cartridge motor 1/
    fuser cable removal” on 
    page 4-62. 
    5Replace the transport belt assembly. See 
    “Transfer module removal” on page 4-168. 
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Replace the system board. 
    See “System board 
    removal” on page 4-153.  Step Questions / actions Yes No
    1JSB1JBIN1
    JFAN1JFUSER1
    JBOR1JHVPS1
    JMIRR1JBLW1
    JCVR1 JCVR1
    JLVPS2 JLVPS2
    JCARTP1
    JCARTS1
    JCARTS2
    JCARTP2
    JDVR1
    JTPS1
    JOPT1
    JFDS1
    JINT1
    JFDPCK1JTRAY1JSEC1 JDX1
    JT12J5 JDIMM1JOPP1 JOPP1
    JT1
    JUSB1 JBOOT1
    JFMUSB1 J49
    JTWF1
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    920.04—POST (power-on self test) error service check
    Step Questions / actions Yes No
    1Turn the printer off, and then remove the rear 
    frame cover. See “Rear frame cover 
    removal” on page 4-33.
    Reseat the cables in connectors 
    JCARTP1 (A) and JCARTS1 (B).
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Go to step 2.
    2Check the cartridge motor 1/fuser cable in 
    connector JCARTP1 and JCARTS1 for pinch 
    points and the cables or connectors for any 
    other damage.
    Are the cables damaged?Replace the cartridge 
    motor1/fuser cable. See 
    “Cartridge motor 1/fuser 
    cable removal” on 
    page 4-62. Go to step 3.
    3Remove the right cover.See “Right cover 
    removal” on page 4-37. Check the cartridge 
    motor 1/fuser motor cable (A) for proper 
    connection to the EP drive assembly, pinch 
    points for the cable, and damage to the cable 
    or connector.
    Is either cable damaged?Replace the cartridge 
    motor 1/fuser motor cable. 
    See “Cartridge motor 1/
    fuser cable removal” on 
    page 4-62.Go to step 4.
    1JSB1JBIN1
    JFAN1JFUSER1
    JBOR1JHVPS1
    JMIRR1JBLW1
    JCVR1
    JLVPS2
    JCARTP1
    JCARTS1
    JCARTS2
    JCARTP2
    JDVR1
    JTPS1
    JOPT1
    JFDS1
    JINT1
    JFDPCK1JTRAY1JSEC1 JDX1
    JT12J5 JDIMM1JOPP1
    JT1
    JUSB1 JBOOT1
    JFMUSB1 J49
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    4Check the continuity of JCARTP1, pins 4, 5, 
    and 6 and JCARTS1, pins 7 through 12.
    Is there continuity?Go to step 5. Replace the cartridge 
    motor 1/fuser motor cable. 
    See “Cartridge motor 1/
    fuser cable removal” on 
    page 4-62. 
    5Replace the EP drive assembly. See 
    “Electrophotographic (EP) drive assembly 
    removal” on page 4-82. 
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Replace the system board. 
    See “System board 
    removal” on page 4-153. Step Questions / actions Yes No
    Pin 6
    Pin 12
    Pin 7 
    						
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    920.05—POST (power-on self test) printhead motor not connected error service check
    Step Questions / actions Yes No
    11. Turn the printer off.
    2. Remove the rear frame cover. See “Rear 
    frame cover removal” on page 4-33.
    3. Reseat the cables in connector 
    JMIRR1 (A).
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Go to step 2.
    2Check the cables in connector JMIRR1 for 
    pinch points and any other damage to the 
    cables or connectors.
    Is the cable damaged?Replace the printhead. See 
    “Printhead removal, 
    installation, and 
    adjustment” on 
    page 4-135.Go to step 3.
    3Measure the resistance across fuse F6 (A) on 
    the system board.
    Is the fuse blown?Replace the system board. 
    See “System board 
    removal” on page 4-153.Go to step 4.
    41. Perform the printhead verification to check 
    whether the new printhead solves the 
    problem. See “Printhead verification” 
    on page 3-35. 
    2. Select PRINTHEAD TESTS, and press 
    Select().
    3. Select Mirror Motor Test, and press 
    Select ().
    Did the mirror motor pass the test?Replace the printhead. See 
    “Printhead removal, 
    installation, and 
    adjustment” on 
    page 4-135.Replace the system board. 
    See “System board 
    removal” on page 4-153.
    1JSB1JBIN1
    JFAN1JFUSER1
    JBOR1JHVPS1
    JMIRR1JBLW1
    JCVR1
    JLVPS2
    JCARTP1
    JCARTS1
    JCARTS2
    JCARTP2
    JDVR1
    JTPS1
    JOPT1
    JFDS1
    JINT1
    JFDPCK1JTRAY1JSEC1 JDX1
    JT12J5 JDIMM1JOPP1
    JT1
    JUSB1 JBOOT1
    JFMUSB1 J49
    JTWF1
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    JCARTS2
    JCARTP2
    JDVR1
    JTPS1
    JOPT1
    JFDS1
    JINT1
    JFDPCK1JTRAY1JSEC1 JDX1
    JT12J5 JDIMM1JOPP1
    JT1
    JUSB1 JBOOT1
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    920.07—POST (power-on self test) error service check
    Step Questions / actions Yes No
    1Turn the printer off, and then remove the rear 
    frame cover. See “Rear frame cover 
    removal” on page 4-33.
    Reseat the cable in connector JTRAY1.
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Go to step 2.
    2Check the cable in connector JTRAY1 for 
    pinch points and the cable or connector for 
    any other damage. 
    Is the cable damaged?Replace the paper pick 
    mechanism. See “Paper 
    pick mechanism 
    assembly removal” on 
    page 4-127. Go to step 3.
    3POR the printer. Place a voltmeter between 
    JTRAY1, pin 4, and ground (pin 1).
    Does the meter read 5 V dc?Go to step 4. Replace the system board. 
    See “System board 
    removal” on page 4-153.
    1JSB1JBIN1
    JFAN1JFUSER1 JFUSER1
    JBOR1JHVPS1
    JMIRR1JBLW1
    JCVR1
    JLVPS2
    JCARTP1
    JCARTS1
    JCARTS2
    JCARTP2
    JDVR1
    JTPS1
    JOPT1 JOPT1
    JFDS1
    JINT1
    JFDPCK1JTRAY1JSEC1 JDX1
    JT12J5 JDIMM1JOPP1
    JT1
    JUSB1 JBOOT1
    JFMUSB1 J49
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    41. Disconnect the cable in JTRAY1.
    2. Connect the cable from the new paper 
    pick mechanism.
    3. Bring the printer up in Diagnostic menu 
    (turn off the printer, press and hold   and 
    . and turn on the printer).
    4. Select SENSOR TESTS, and press 
    Select().
    5. Select Dynamic Sensors, and press 
    Select().
    6. Select Narrow Media, and press 
    Select().
    7. Activate the narrow media sensor.
    Did the narrow media sensor change from 
    Closed to Open?Remove the paper pick 
    mechanism. See “Paper 
    pick mechanism 
    assembly removal” on 
    page 4-127.Replace the system board. 
    See “System board 
    removal” on page 4-153. Step Questions / actions Yes No 
    						
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    920.09—POST (power-on self test)—Four toner sensors not connected error service 
    check
    Step Questions / actions Yes No
    1Turn the printer off, and then remove the rear 
    frame cover. See “Rear frame cover 
    removal” on page 4-33. 
    Reseat the cable in connector JHVPS1 (A).
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Go to step 2.
    2Check the HVPS cable in connector JHVPS1 
    for pinch points and any other damage to the 
    cable or connector.
    Is the cable damaged?Replace the HVPS cable. 
    See “High-voltage power 
    supply (HVPS) cable 
    removal” on page 4-110. Go to step 3.
    3Remove the left cover. See “Left cover 
    removal” on page 4-21. Check the HVPS 
    cable for correct connection to the HVPS 
    board, pinch points for the cable, or any other 
    damage.
    Is the cable damaged?Replace the HVPS cable. 
    See “High-voltage power 
    supply (HVPS) cable 
    removal” on page 4-110.Go to step 4.
    4Replace the HVPS board. See “High-voltage 
    power supply (HVPS) removal” on 
    page 4-108.
    Does the error clear?Problem resolved. Replace the system board. 
    See “System board 
    removal” on page 4-153.
    1JSB1JBIN1
    JFAN1JFUSER1
    JBOR1JHVPS1
    JMIRR1JBLW1
    JCVR1 JCVR1
    JLVPS2
    JCARTP1
    JCARTS1
    JCARTS2
    JCARTP2
    JDVR1
    JTPS1
    JOPT1
    JFDS1
    JINT1
    JFDPCK1JTRAY1JSEC1 JDX1
    JT12J5 JDIMM1JOPP1
    JT1
    JUSB1 JBOOT1
    JFMUSB1 J49
    JTWF1
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    920.10—POST—Three toner sensors not connected error service check
    920.11—POST (power-on self test)—Two toner sensors not connected error service 
    check
    Step Questions / actions Yes No
    1Remove the left cover. See “Left cover 
    removal” on page 4-21. Check all the toner 
    level sensor cables connected to the rear of 
    the HVPS. 
    Are any of the cables damaged?If only one or two of the 
    toner level sensor are 
    damaged:
    • Disconnect the 
    sensor(s).
    • Go to step 6.
    If three toner level sensors 
    are damaged, replace the 
    damaged sensors. See 
    “Toner level sensor 
    removal” on page 4-160.Go to step 2.
    2Reconnect the HVPS cable. Disconnect one 
    of the toner level sensors and POR the 
    printer.
    Does the 920.10 error occur again?• Then this sensor is one 
    of the three bad 
    sensors’
    • Continue disconnecting 
    the toner level sensors 
    until three sensors are 
    disconnected and the 
    920.10 error occurs.
    • Replace the toner level 
    sensors that are 
    disconnected. See 
    “Toner level sensor 
    removal” on 
    page 4-160. Repeat this step for the 
    other toner level sensors 
    until the 920.10.
    Step Questions / actions Yes No
    1Remove the left cover. See “Left cover 
    removal” on page 4-21. Check all the toner 
    level sensor cables connected to the rear of 
    the HVPS. 
    Are any of the cables damaged?If only one of the toner level 
    sensor is damaged:
    • Disconnect the sensor.
    • Go to step 6.’
    If two toner level sensors 
    are damaged, replace the 
    damaged sensors. See 
    “Toner level sensor 
    removal” on page 4-160.Go to step 2. 
    						
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    2Reconnect the HVPS cable. Disconnect one 
    of the toner level sensors and POR the 
    printer.
    Does the 920.11 error occur again?• If the error recurrs, then 
    this sensor is one of the 
    bad sensors.’
    • Continue disconnecting 
    the toner level sensors 
    until two sensors are 
    disconnected and the 
    920.11 error occurs.
    • Replace the toner level 
    sensors that are 
    disconnected. See 
    “Toner level sensor 
    removal” on 
    page 4-160. Repeat this step for the 
    other toner level sensors 
    until the 920.11. Step Questions / actions Yes No 
    						
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    920.12—POST (power-on self test)—One sensor not connected error service check
    Step Questions / actions Yes No
    1Remove the left cover. See “Left cover 
    removal” on page 4-21. Check all the toner 
    level sensor cables connected to the rear of 
    the HVPS. 
    Are any of the cables damaged?Replace the damaged 
    sensor. See “Toner level 
    sensor removal” on 
    page 4-160.Go to step 2.
    2Disconnect the cable in the connector 
    JHVPS1 from the system board and the 
    HVPS. 
    Check for the following continuity.
    Is continuity present?Go to step 3. Replace the HVPS cable. 
    See “High-voltage power 
    supply (HVPS) cable 
    removal” on page 4-110
    3Reconnect the HVPS cable. Disconnect one 
    of the toner level sensors and POR the 
    printer.
    Does the 920.12 error occur again?Replace the toner level 
    sensor. See “Toner level 
    sensor removal” on 
    page 4-160. Repeat the step for the 
    other toner level sensors.
    After all the sensors are 
    tested without the 920.12 
    recurring, the problem is 
    resolved.
    1JSB1JBIN1
    JFAN1JFUSER1
    JBOR1JHVPS1
    JMIRR1JBLW1
    JCVR1
    JLVPS2
    JCARTP1
    JCARTS1
    JCARTS2
    JCARTP2
    JDVR1
    JTPS1
    JOPT1
    JFDS1
    JINT1
    JFDPCK1JTRAY1JSEC1 JDX1
    JT12J5 JDIMM1JOPP1
    JT1
    JUSB1 JBOOT1
    JFMUSB1 J49
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