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That is a very old machine, try open closing front door does the screen display any codes? open front door upper left small access plate remove and push reset switch
Open the front door, with power on. upper left small access cover remove and press trouble reset switch if the code comes back DO NOT RESET means a problem with the fuser (The hot Part) it can catch on fire that will ruin a perfectly good day. Have a tech come out look at it. He need to be old school that is a legacy Minolta machine, Now KonicaMinolta. For parts try this site.
Exposure lamp the bright light under the big glass is burned out, try reset, by opening front door look to your upper left small access plate remove it this must be done with machine on. press the reset button if the code goes away OK. If not replace the exposure lamp if you can find one a very very legacy Minolta machine!
Press on keyboard, stop o stop 1. Press 4 to enter counter mode., the first counter should be the pm, displaying a counter with a negative sign. Press cancel key to reset to 0. Exit service mode by pressing panel reset 2 or 3 times and you should be back in business.
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