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Paper type set correctly? Does the paper enter the fuser? If not, the fuser drive has failed, replacing the fuser may correct it.

Yes it can be the used fuser. Kind of odd for it to be anything else but the fuser.

From the service manual:

Code 83: Engine NVRAM is corrupted or receiving wrong data from a CRUM.

1 Cycle power to the printer. Does the error still appear? If so, go to step 2.

2 Remove and reinstall the Imaging Unit and Fuser Assembly. Does the error recur
after the power has been turned off and then on? If so, go to step 3.

3 Replace the imaging unit. Does the error still occur? If so, go to step 4.

4 Replace the fuser assembly. Does the error still occur? If so, to to step 5

5 Replace the EEPROM board. Does the error still occur? If so, replace the Engine Control Board.

There is a firmware upgrade for the 6250 to prevent it from jamming at the fuser.

Firmware upgrade is here:

http://www.support.xerox.com/go/getfile.asp?Xlang=en_US&XCntry=USA&objid=48103&EULA=0&prodID=6250&Family=Phaser&ripId=&langs=English%20(US)&plats=Windows%20XP&Xtype=download&uType=

I use to have the same problem, but downloaded a fuser patch at the Xerox site:

http://office.support.xerox.com/SRVS/cgi-bin/webcgi.cgi?new,kb=Phaser_6250,company=%7B5AC8CA72-62D5-4658-8D6F-D2F393C98A63%7D,ts=xo,ques=ref%28security_level%29:1,ques=ref%28Country%29:45,/,case=R1001052703

if that link doesn't work, go to the Xerox site and look in the area:


Home > Support & Drivers > Phaser 6250 > Knowledge Base
ID: R1001052703Phaser 6250 Support Knowledge Base Jam at Registration Roller (code Jam RR)

Follow the instructions and hopefully your printer problem will be resolved.

That really sounds like the imaging unit cleaner has an issue.
If you have one try the imaging unit, I really suspect that is your problem.
Black is Faded or Missing Step 1 Clean the Laser Windows and Remove Excess Toner From the Imaging Unit Step 2 Check or Replace the Imaging Unit Gear Retaining Pin Step 3 Replace the Imaging Unit (installation instructions)
See if this link works. Xerox is infameous for these not working.
http://office.support.xerox.com/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.cgi/,/?St=842,E=0000000000019251353,K=6024,Sxi=13,Case=obj(19377)

How Brave is Jan?

Doubt it be the fuser(100 000life), "just magenta dots".... fuser would be "all smudged" or "black marks" , "the print rubs off" , "paper is creasing or jamming"

Can prove it by stopping a print (open door) when paper is1/2 way threw machine, you need to stop it before it goes threw the hot bit, so you can tell if the hot bit (fuser) puts the marks on the paper.

Transfer roller one would expect to effect whole print Smudged/Faint,uneven density

It will be the imaging unit ( 30 000 pagelife Ouch$ ) or possible leaking toner (if aftermarket)

Remove imaging unit and inspect film you should find image of lines, dots are usually chips or sticky stuff on drum surface, carefull no oily human fingers on surface please.

When stopping machine mid print and perfecting your timing, pull out the imaging unit and look at replica of your print notice if marked and where.

Hope this helps

I was stressing out to change the fuser. But, your directions were as simple as A-B-C. Thanks a lot!!!! It worked

Cycle power, try cleaning the CTD (ADC) sensor and toner full sensor. This is what Xerox has to say about the NVRAM failure: On the front panel, press the key labeled i to view information about the error. Record the error code number. Turn off the printer. Reseat the fuser. Reseat the imaging unit. Reseat the toner cartridges. Turn on the printer. If the error continues to be displayed contact service. To be on the safe side you can follow the instructions here on the procedure to replace the transfer roler: http://office.support.xerox.com/SRVS/cgi-bin/webcgi.cgi Good luck