Konica Minolta bizhub C450P Laser Printer "paper sensor faulty" Questions

...sensor switch were you put the paper in detects the paper is there if the switch is working the adf board is fualty or the cable between the machine and adf broke from all the open and closeing after ...

sensor- 1. Correct the TRC Connection on the underside of the imaging unit if faulty 2. Reinstall black image unit 3. Change image unit 4. Change PWB-M 5. Change PWB-MFP you can try # 2 then run 20-30

...paper exit sensor or paper exit sensor flag • Damaged fuser autoconnect • Faulty fuser DC cable connection • Faulty fuser • Faulty system card Action • Check for anything in the paper path that might ...

...paper sensor (PI17) is faulty. Main cause The tray B lift motor (M12) is faulty. The tray B idle rotation sensor (PI18) is faulty. The tray B lower limit sensor (PI24) is faulty. The tray B paper ...

PAPER SENSOR FAULTY Paper sensor faulty - printer doesn't recognise when paper is loaded Cannot print from the glass top. The top load area keeps running and then the message says to reload the ...

...paper has reached the exit sensor, but the other end of the paper hasn't yet. Because it's jammed... It could just be a regular paper jam that needs to be cleared, or it could be a faulty exit sensor ...

...sensor. The printer thinks paper is present at one of these sensors when there should not be paper present Verify that the fuser exit sensor is not stuck If both sensors are working correctly, the ...

...sensor. The printer thinks paper is present at one of these sensors when there should not be paper present. Verify that the fuser exit sensor is not stuck Verify operation of the POB sensor If both ...

...paper sensor b. Faulty Logic Board c. Faulty sensor cable. Aido I had that error, and the solution was to move the paper to the far left side of the printer. (move left tractor to the far left then ...

...paper sensor is jammed open or the light reflector sensor is dirty or the last thing is one of the sensors are faulty. But I know these machines very well and the sensors rarely go faulty so I'm 98% ...