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s04-307 appears when the overflow tank is full open the back cover of printer there u can find overflow tank that is black empty that the error will diappear otherwise check its sensor
CHECK COOLANT OVERFLOW JUG IF EMPTY ADD MORE COOLANT UNTIL COOLANT LEVEL STAY AT FULL COLD MARK.LONG AS COOLANT LEVEL OVERFLOW EMPTY KEEP COOLANT AT COLD FULL MARK.IF COOLANT OVERFLOW JUG YOUR RADIATOR COOLANT LEVEL LOW.
Coolant flows to the overflow tank (white plastic tank- not to be confused with the washer fluid resevoir) when it is hot, then gets sucked back into the radiator when needed. In theory, you should never need to open the radiator itself. Just make sure the overflow tank is full to the cold line if your engine is cold, and full to the hot line if it the engine is hot. If you recently drove your car, the level will gradually change in that overflow tank (as coolant is forced out of the radiator and eventually sucked back in. Unless it is completely empty, you shouldn't need to add much.
It is "waste" (as in "toxic waste"), not "waist" (as in "belt-and-suspenders").
Turn the printer off.
The print-heads will move to their "rest" position,
immediately above the "waste-overflow" container.
You will have to "empty" this container *AND* "reset" the printer that it has been emptied -- the "emptiness/fullness" has been calculated and estimated by the computer inside the printer, rather than by actual measurements (the gas-gauge on your car's dashboard is an example of actual measurement).
Take your printer to a qualified technician, and get him/her to service your printer.
It should have the level maintained in it as marked on it. If it is empty it will not cause over heating (it just holds the extra fluid) but a leak causing a low coolant level, stuck thermostat, clogged radiator, bad cap or improper pressure will.
The coolant overflow( puke tank) should only be full when the truck is hot. If you are filling the overflow tank when the engine is cooled off, it will overfill the "puke" tank when it warms-up and possibly even empty it by syphon action.
fuel tank vent could be blocked by mud/pebbles etc, not letting the gas fumes escape while your adding fuel making it overflow, check underneath the car near the fuel tank .. something to start with..
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