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2005 F150 Cd error. Can't get cd out.

It looks like the CD is jammed in there. Try using something small and thin (like a credit card) to loosen it up or pull it out. If the CD has a sticker on it sometimes that will cause a jam. If not, and it happens again you may need to replace the unit
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When i switch on my photocopier tohiba 2860, it asks for service and gives an error code 08221-918100. what could be the problem?

Hi tkasirye,

Welcome to Fixya.

You may need to check again the error code. According to the manufacturer's checklist for error codes, only the following are documented;

  1. Error Codes - Toshiba 2860

  1. "E01" Paper jam inside machine. "E02" Paper jam near the fuser. "E03" Paper jammed inside machine when power supply is switched on. "E04" Front cover open while copying. "E05" Paper jam near the aligning roller "E08" Paper jam at stacking area in the ADU "E11" Paper feeding jam at the ADU "E12" Manual feeding jam "E13" Paper jam from cassette 1 "E14" Paper jam from cassette 2 "E15" Paper jam from cassette 3 "E16" Paper jam from cassette 4 "E17" Paper jam from cassette 5 "E19" Paper jam from the LCF "E21" Paper jam in transport route 1 (LCF) "E22" Paper jam in transport route 2 (COPIER) "E23" Paper jam in transport route 3 (ALIGNING) "E25" Paper jam in transport route 4 (PFP) "E71" Original feed jam in ADF "E72" Original transporting jam in ADF "E73" Original exiting jam in ADF "E75" 2nd original feeding jam "E81" Paper jam before sorter "E82" Paper jam in sorter "E83" Sorter early arrival jam "E84" Paper in sorter when power is turned on "E85" Joint open jam while copying "E88" Paper jam outside the sorter bin "C01" Abnormal operation of the copier main motor "C04" Abnormal operation of the PFP main motor "C05" Abnormal operation of the ADU main motor "C11" Abnormal operation of the ADU side motor "C12" Abnormal operation of the ADU end motor "C13" Abnormal operation of the upper cassette tray "C14" Abnormal operation of the lower cassette tray "C15" Abnormal operation of the PFP upper cassette tray "C16" Abnormal operation of the PFP middle cassette tray "C17" Abnormal operation of the PFP lower cassette tray "C18" Abnormal operation of the LCF tray "C21" Optics carriage initialize error "C22" Lens initialize error "C23" Mirror initialize error "C26" Faulty exposure lamp "C33" Easy set-up is failed "C35" Developer material exists at the transfer separation adjustment "C41" Faulty thermistor or heater "C43" Faulty thermistor "C44" Faulty heater "C45" Sub thermistor is open
Shoulg you not find any of these mentioned error codes, I suggest you contact the tech support especially if the machine is still under warranty.

Hope this helps.

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We have purchased a Kodak ESP 9250 and we keep getting an error message saying that there is a paper jam 3528

This seems to be fault in the transport of the paper in the rollers. So if you have used any adhesive sticker printing, it is possible that some glue has got clogged into the rollers. If not there can be some jammed paper in the rollers or the mechanism.
There is a in-detect sensor, usually an opto-coupler , make sure this is not clogged or dirty as this IR detection feeds the signal to the processor for starting the motor drive feed.
Since this is a new set with a warranty do not attempt to open and tamper as the warranty may go void if there is a serious issue.

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Canon MP560 paper jams and device reads error 5100. I have tried pulling out the crumpled paper, used the device's "clean paper roller" setting, with no luck. The paper still jams. Any...

This seems to be fault in the transport of the paper in the rollers. So if you have used any adhesive sticker printing, it is possible that some glue has got clogged into the rollers. If not there can be some jammed paper in the rollers or the mechanism.
So start this work only if you are mechanically able with the right tools.
Remove the covers to get access to the mechanism . Remove the motor drive assembly , the fitting of the motor to the mechanism. Once this is removed the rollers can be turned manually so that you will be able to feed a paper to see the progress of the movement while studying if there is any obstruction or damage to the paper.
There is a in-detect sensor, usually an opto-coupler , make sure this is not clogged or dirty as this IR detection feeds the signal to the processor for starting the motor drive feed.
Reassemble but make sure the rollers are aligned to be in equal gap to feed the paper without a side pull. Now you must print and see if the fault has changed. If not repeat the above work to confirm the area of obstruction
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I am getting a "paper jam" signal but can find no

This seems to be fault in the transport of the paper in the rollers. So if you have used any adhesive sticker printing, it is possible that some glue has got clogged into the rollers. If not there can be some jammed paper in the rollers or the mechanism.
So start this work only if you are mechanically able with the right tools.
Remove the covers to get access to the mechanism . Remove the motor drive assembly , the fitting of the motor to the mechanism. Once this is removed the rollers can be turned manually so that you will be able to feed a paper to see the progress of the movement while studying if there is any obstruction or damage to the paper.
There is a in-detect sensor, usually an opto-coupler , make sure this is not clogged or dirty as this IR detection feeds the signal to the processor for starting the motor drive feed.
Reassemble but make sure the rollers are aligned to be in equal gap to feed the paper without a side pull. Now you must print and see if the fault has changed. If not repeat the above work to confirm the area of obstruction.

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Hi, Hope this helps,I downloaded & manually Translated it from a Russian Website (I speak Fluent Russian)!!

fatal error code 10x50 Home position error. Possible causes : Foreign object, Deformation of the Main Frame, Change Lever failure, Paper jam.
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