Xerox XD130DF J2 error replace drum - Xerox Office Equipment & Supplies

Found old post for diffrent printer see if this info helps.
Drums may worj the same even though diffrent models.





Problem with the Xerox Printers Xerox XD130DF J2 error replace
By lgrey on Jun 20, 2008
Xerox XD130DF J2 error replace drum Best Solution posted 3 years ago
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Im presuming that your have replaced the drum??

if so :
Remove the new drum.
On the front of that drum, there is a green cover. Take it off and what has happened is the flag on the gear had dropped in shipping.
You will see a flag like piece of plastic on one of the gears, reset it to up and somewhat to the right.
Then put the green cover back on
That flag has to be in the up position when new. It passes down and actuates a drum reset switch on the machine.
When that is back in the up position. re insert the drum and on the first revolution it will turn on the switch.

J2 means the drum unit has reached the end of its life. You need to replace it.
Staples . office max etc normally has them in stock.
If not google a company called The Parts Drop.
They will have what you need also.

Could simply be out of ink ,that machine will sometimes not detect an empty toner cartridge and just sit there kind of dumb...

Hello sir; After replaced drum need to reset the counter,the procedure as follow;
1, press "clear", "Exposure","clear" "exposure" keys.
2, enter 24, press print key.
it should remove J2.

With "J2" flashing, press:
1. "CLEAR" button
2. "AUTO" button, then again
3. "CLEAR" button
4. "AUTO" button

Do it fairly quickly. If it's done quickly enough the display goes off. When it does:
5. enter "2" and "4" (see "24" on display)
6. Press "START/COPY"
7. Press "7"
8. Press "START/COPY"
DONE

If display doesn't go off repeat steps 1 to 4 but faster, until display is off.

With that machine, what frequently happens is the flag in the drum unit falls down during shipping and does not swipe the drum replacement switch.
You can do one of 2 things, Exchange the drum cartridge or, on the front of the cartridge you have to remove the green cover, Remove the clip and pop off the gear cluster. Then look at the one gear in particular that has a flag like protrusion. Rotate it so that it stops up and to the right, so that when you place the drum back into the machine it can rotate down and hit the switch that tells the machine you replaced the drum.
That flag only runs a half turn, one time at install. And if it has fallen in shipping hte J2 will not clear.
That is what has happened. It is pretty common.

J2 means the drum cartridge needs replaced.
Its next to the toner.

J2 is the indication that the Drum Cartridge life has elapsed. The possibly exists that the Customer has installed a New Drum Cartridge. The Customer would be directed to change their Drum Cartridge by their User Guide. This action on the part of the Customer will cause the Drum Reset Switch to actuate for a moment when the Side Door is closed. This is with the provision that the Drum Reset Circuit is working properly. That momentary actuation of the Drum Reset Switch, being actuated by the New Drum, resets the Drum Counter. Should something be faulty with either the reset mechanism on the New Drum Cartridge, or the Drum Cartridge reset Switch circuit, the Counter will not reset. Note: A new Drum Cartridge will NOT reset the Drum Counter unless the machine is holding a J2 presenton the display. The first revolution of the Drum will render the Drum Cartridge used. A Used Drum Cartridge will NOT be capable of resetting a J2. Again, one revolution of a new Drum Cartridge will render it to be a used Drum . Cause:

J2 means the life of the drum has expired.
If replacing the drum does not fix it let me know.
J2 means the drum has met it's 18,000 page life.

J2 means your drum needs to be replaced. The life of the drum is expired.