Top 20 Xerox Phaser 6120/YN Laser Printer - Page 5 Questions & Answers

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If you print a test page from the printers control panel, does it print in color? (Like the supplies page)

The Electronics Module may be faulty but first, unplug the unit from the wall for 30 minutes. Plug it into the wall and see if it completes posting and messages display on screen. Console Panel ZNN (Control Panel) 848K19391 Control Panel (PL1.2.16) 1. Remove the Exit Out Chute (listed below) Note Be careful not to drop the Control Panel. 2. Disconnect the Control Panel connector P/J220. 3. Release the 6 hooks securing the Control Panel to the Front Cover (PL1.2.9). 4. Remove the Control Panel. P/J220 s6280-181 Exit Chute Exit Out Chute (PL6.1.1) 1. Remove 2 screws (10 mm, flanged) securing the Exit Out Chute to the Front Cover. 2. Remove the Exit Out Chute from the Front Cover. s6280-217

19.003:48 is the error code 21274 is the number of pages the unit has printed. the error indicates a power difference of +- 20% when trying to drive the printhead. The issue is the Electronics Module (System logic and power) or the Wave Amplifier (Printhead Controller). Both of the parts are fairly easy to replace. If it is the wave amp it is a somewhat affordable part.if it is the EM you should replace the printer. It isn't worth the fix.

The printhead temperature is too low. Check the air temperature (the room should not be cold) Test the heaters in Service Diagnostics Monitor. If the heaters function properly, then replace the Electronics Module...if they don't, then it could be a bad printhead, drum assembly, drum heater relay board, or drum temperature sensor.

This type of print quality defect shows up if you have loaded the wrong type of paper in your machine and didn't remember to change the paper type (plain paper, card stock, labels, etc.). This can also happen if the paper has a high moisture content, or if the humidity in the room is too much. Also make sure the room temperature is within its normal operating range (not too hot, not too cold). The problem you describe could also be caused by using non-Xerox toner/drum units. Compatible toners don't work very well in Xerox printers. Aside from those problems, the only other thing would be if the Fuser Assembly is near the end of its life...it will also cause some print quality problems like you are describing.

Change the chip to a non-metered type.

This option does not need to be changed unless you are getting a overheat error. If you lower the heat on the fuser this can result in image transfer on the paper leaving blotches and ruining the fuser.

i forget my printer password to setup the network it is imagerunner 2520, may someone help me?

try removing the fuser. restart the machine. place fuser back. If this doesn't work you'll need a new fuser. (Fuser is thing that get's warm on right side of the machine)

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This indicates a process drive or printhead error has occurred. The printhead is stuck or is not tilting properly. Check that the process drive gear train is properly homed. Check for obstructions or ink spills around the printhead. (was the printer tipped on its side or moved while the ink was still hot?) Check for blockage in the purge tube. Verify the printhead travels smoothly from left to right. Check to see if the process drive gears assembly is loose (broken frame where screws are).

You can find answers to your Xerox questions at www.xerox.com/support . Solution : Power Off the Printer, Wait 45 Seconds, Then Power On the Printer Some problems can be resolved by powering the printer OFF and ON. WARNING: Only use the power switch on the printer to power the printer OFF and ON. Damage may occur to the printer if power is interrupted by other means. CAUTION: When cycling power on the printer, any incomplete jobs in the queue will be lost and will have to be resent.

1. Power OFF the printer using the power switch located on the top, right side of the Control Panel.
2. Wait approximately 45 seconds, then power ON the printer.

Go through troubleshooting by Googling the unit. Don't go switching stuff around before researching.

This is a driver issue. You may want to try the PCL driver (or use the Xerox Global driver). Download the latest driver for your operating system at www.xerox.com. Either delete the printer and reinstall, or update the driver. Whichever is easiest for you.

You may have the "separator page" option turned on in your print driver. This option will insert a blank page after each print job to separate one print job from another. Simply uncheck the box by the separator page option and you should be back to normal !

Magenta toner(s) not being recognized, I looked into the little slot on printer where chip slides in and found one of the four contacts was bent up out of position. Rather than risk further damage by poking it in such a confined space I am going to remove the part first.

The available Windows 7 64 bit driver is VERY limited in functionality. You can find this information on www.xerox.com/support . Link to Windows 7 32/64 bit driver. http://www.support.xerox.com/support/phaser-3400/file-download/enus.html?operatingSystem=win7x64&fileLanguage=en&contentId=49291&from=downloads&viewArchived=false

Try this link: https://www.support.xerox.com/en-us/article/en/1551565

There is a solenoid on the transfix assembly that has a tendency to "stick" in the open position, causing paper jams at the exit. The Solenoid is located on the right side of the machine, at the top area in the middle. You can test it with your fingers to see if it sticks in the up position. If it is, simply clean the sticky residue off both metal surfaces with alcohol and it should return to normal operations.