Xerox Printer not starting, A fault has occurred. Fault Error 116-201

Fault Code 093-314: Yellow Dispense Fault. Fault Code 093-314 occurs when an error has been detected while dispensing Yellow Toner to the Print Engine.
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Can you verify the error code? 092-315 does not appear in the error code site. See link below

How To Search for a Fault Code WC7220 / WC7225 Fault Code Page
To search on a fault code, enter one code at a time. The codes will be displayed on the Touch Screen.
Fault code format: A 3-digit number, followed by a 3-digit number. For example, 010-352.
Viewing Fault and Alert Messages on the Control Panel
When a fault or alert condition occurs, a message will be displayed on the Control Panel to inform you of the problem. Alert messages inform you about printer conditions, such as low supplies or open doors, that require your attention. Fault messages warn you about printer conditions that prevent the printer from printing or degrade printing performance. If more than one condition occurs, only one displays on the Control Panel.
To view a complete list of active fault and alert messages:

1. Press the [Machine Status] button on the Control Panel.
2. Select the [Active Messages] tab.
3. Use the Down arrow and select [Faults], [Alerts], or [Faults & Alerts].
4. To view details, select a fault or alert.

Viewing the Fault History on the Control Panel
When faults occur, they are logged in to a fault history file by date, time, and fault code. Use this list to identify trends and resolve problems.
To view the fault history:

1. Press the [Machine Status] button on the Control Panel.
2. Select the [Active Messages] tab.
3. Select [Fault History]. The screen displays the number, date, time, and image count for each fault code.

The following table represents the system area as represented by the first 3-digits of the fault code:
Chain Description 303 Communications Error 305 Duplex Automatic Document Feeder (DADF) 310 Fusing 312, 313 Finisher 371 - 375 Paper Tray Feed 377 Sensor / Interlock Fault 391 Drum Cartridge / Waste Toner

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Solutions for : Fault Code 116-365: An Internal Shutdown Occurred After an SPL Processing Error Related Fault Code: 116-365 Solutions ranked by relevance:

1. Delete All Jobs From the Job Queue
2. WorkCentre 5325/5330/5335: Power the Printer Off and On

xerox 2240 menu suddenly disapper and machine promts a fault has occured

This fault occurs due to the printhead being stuck in the tilted position. There are many reasons why this fault will occur, too many to mention.
More often than not, your problem will require the printhead and process gear to be re-aligned in order to get a reboot but sometimes it is possible to get a reboot by doing the following;
Turn the printer off, wait ten seconds then turn it back on again. Wait for the printer to start warming up to about 5 or 10 percent. At this point, switch the machine off again by the machine switch NOT your wall/plug switch. Wait ten seconds and switch on again. Now let it run through its normal cycle. The success rate for this method is small, possibly only 1 in 30 machines will recover.
The reason this will sometimes work is that, when you turn the machine off from the warm up, it powers down using its proper head parking routine, you will notice, it takes a while to shut down. If the original fault was due to say a power cut or someone pulling the plug out it is possible for the printer to find its home position and boot ok.
Unfortunately, a lot of the time, the reason for the fault is printer related and such, this method does not work. But it is always worth a try.
Hope this helps.

This fault occurs due to the printhead being stuck in the tilted position. There are many reasons why this fault will occur, too many to mention.
More often than not, your problem will require the printhead and process gear to be re-aligned in order to get a reboot but sometimes it is possible to get a reboot by doing the following;
Turn the printer off, wait ten seconds then turn it back on again. Wait for the printer to start warming up to about 5 or 10 percent. At this point, switch the machine off again by the machine switch NOT your wall/plug switch. Wait ten seconds and switch on again. Now let it run through its normal cycle. The success rate for this method is small, possibly only 1 in 30 machines will recover.
The reason this will sometimes work is that, when you turn the machine off from the warm up, it powers down using its proper head parking routine, you will notice, it takes a while to shut down. If the original fault was due to say a power cut or someone pulling the plug out it is possible for the printer to find its home position and boot ok.
Unfortunately, a lot of the time, the reason for the fault is printer related and such, this method does not work. But it is always worth a try.
Hope this helps.

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This error in Xerox 8560 printer occurs when Cyan ink melt heater is on but the ink is not dripping. To troubleshoot this issue please make sure that you are using genuine Xerox ink. If yes then run Clear ISC Fault test to clear the error. The Clear ISC Fault is located in the Internal Diagnostics Function menu.

Also check for broken or wrong type of ink sticks. After this try clearing the fault by running Clear ISC Fault option. If the sticks are also fine then run the appropriate Ink Melt (1,2,3,4) Heater test. If the test fails then there is an issue with the print head.

Daniel Scott

Hello,this is print-head calibration error.HFD server failed due to NVRAM operation. This fault only occurs when the printer is set in manufacturing mode,program fault.Nothing you can do,you should take your printer to repair center.

Oh yuck. That is a source voltage fault.
The electronics module has most likely failed. Umm very expensive also. See if your insurance will cover repairing it. That way you can have Xerox come in fix it and insurance reimburse you. I have had to do calls like this several times and have had insurance pick it up. You may need an estimate to repair from the insurance company.

That is a software processing error.
Do you have it set up as a printer? If so, try removing the print cable and power it on that way.
If that doesn't work, you need to have the firmware reloaded. That can only be done from a laptop with Xerox software on it.