Cm8060 with e2.3a8e error print firmware any ideas how to resolve

The PCL XL error you're seeing on your Toshiba printer typically occurs when the printer is unable to properly interpret a PCL XL datastream.
Here are some steps you can try to resolve the issue:
Check for printer firmware updates: Ensure that your Toshiba printer has the latest firmware updates installed.
You can check the Toshiba website for available updates.
Restart the printer: Sometimes simply restarting the printer can help clear up any temporary issues.
Power off the printer, wait a few seconds, and then power it back on.
Check the printer settings: Verify that the printer is set to use the correct paper size, paper type, and print quality settings for the print job.
Check the printer driver: Ensure that the printer driver is properly installed and configured on the computer from which you're sending the print job.
Try a different driver:
If the issue persists, try using a different printer driver, such as a PostScript driver, to see if that resolves the issue. Check the print job: Verify that the print job doesn't contain any corrupt data or unsupported fonts or graphics.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may need to contact Toshiba customer support for further assistance.

Try the following:
http://www.fixaprinter.com/dell-printer-error-009-654/

I hope it helps.

To resolve the error:

1. Upgrade your printer firmware to the latest version:
   1. Locate and select the firmware for your printer.
   2. Follow the instructions to install the firmware.
2. If your printer firmware is already up-to-date:
   1. Press the On/Off button on your printer control panel.
   2. Disconnect the power cable from the back of the printer.
   3. Wait 10 seconds to allow the printer to reset.
   4. Connect the power cable to the printer.
   5. Turn the printer on by pressing the On/Off button.
3. If the error continues:
   1. Open the printer access door.
   2. Remove and install the printhead.
   3. Close the printer access door.
   4. Follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate the printhead.
      NOTE: If you are not prompted to calibrate the printhead, turn off the printer, wait 10 seconds, then turn on the printer

This could be several things. But most are firmware related

Unplug it from the network and power it off, then on. Does it come to ready? If it does there's a bad print job on someone's computer. Or less likely the network port is bad. Clear out all print jobs on the network then submit a new print job. If it prints, great, if it codes again, clear it and try from a different computer.

if you're printing from a Mac can probably get away with updating firmware or changing the PPD for the printer.

if its windows printing I would replace the formatter board. If you have one lying around you could try plugging in a jet direct card and seeing what it does, but I wouldn't order a jetdirect card, I'd replace the formatter.

A 49 error is usually caused by either a corrupt print file or file that the printer does not understand. In most cases updating the firmware will resolve these problems. First, unplug all usb and network cables attached to the printer and power it on. If it comes to ready that is a good sign. Make sure that there are no stale print jobs in the queue of any computer that prints to the printer. Plug the network or usb cable back in and see if the printer continues to stay on without a 49 error. If yes, then go to www.hp.com and download the current firmware for your printer. Most firmware updates for these units are available as an easyupdate utility. Run that utility from any computer that normally prints to the printer. Select that printer from the drop down menu in the utility. After the firmware has been updated the printer will restart and you are ready to go, with your 49 error a past memory.

#The error might be caused by a
network connectivity problem,
such as a bad interface cable, a
bad USB port, or an invalid network
configuration setting.
#The error might be caused by the
print job, such as an invalid printer
driver, a problem with the software
application, or a problem with the
file you are printing.
#Upgrading the product firmware
might help resolve the error. See
the product user guide for more
information.
For upgrading the Firmware. go to hp.com, download the firmware, read the read me file before uploading the firmware...

ink error.

Most times a 49.xxxx error on an HP printer is caused by either the print driver, firmware or the print job itself.

If it happens when printing a PDF file try sending the file to the printer as an image.

Upgrade the print driver and the firmware.

You may need to disconnect the printer from the pc or network, power it off and pull the plug for a couple of minutes to clear the error.
If it's a network printer it would be a good idea to check the printer queue for any jobs still in it and delete them before powering the printer up again.

Hey guys
same error

start
run
cmd
net stop spooler
goto windows explorer
C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS
delete all print jobs
back to cmd window
net start spooler
hard power reset printer
error gone all working again

This error is typically due to some sort of data corruption. If this is happening on a single file, it could be that file. It could also be related to the individual software sending the print job, bad print commands or invalid. Although rare, a bad cable or connection can be to blame.

First step is to restart the printer, clear all jobs with the Stop button, restart printer again. Then try printing from another program, such as txt editor. If ok, then print a different file from original software, if ok, then print original file. 

If failure is with final print, the file is corrupted for printing, recreate file.
If failure is with original software see if there is any updates.
If failure is there directly after restart, try updating printer driver (this is not be a bad idea anyways).

If none of this works, it may well be a formatter board issue, requiring technical service.