Xerox phaser error code is : 07.002.44:10318 what dose this mean

Hi there

That's a ink loader error, due to the 8200 ink stick; to fix it:

- Power down the printer.
- Hold the back button and the info button at the same time, without letting go, power up the printer.
- Keep holding down the buttons until the XEROX logo comes fully to the center of the screen, keep holding for 2 more seconds, then let go. I'll take about a minute or two for the Diagnostic screen to come up, the display will turn blank and black.
- When the Diagnostic screen comes up go to down to the Function or Exercise option, there will be an option that says "clear ISC faults" it'll ask you to press OK to confirm, after you do then you will exit Diagnostics and the printer will reboot.
It should be fine until it happens again. Until all the 8200 ink is gone you will probably be doing this a few more times. Also make sure the 8200 ink is not jammed inside the ink loader, if it is then you have to un-jam it some how.

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I think I had this error once. Could be your bulbs (one or both) are out or are on their way out. I had to replace mine. They are 150 watt halogen bulbs. When you open it up, do you see lights on the side peering in?

unless you know how to service preheater/drum heater then you have no choice but to ask the qualified person to do it for you....

YOu can read more details baout the failure at below link..
http://etech.maiila.com/xerox-phaser-8200-drivers-software-manual-and-troubleshooting

it should fall under error 15.004.45
check below link, night be helpful
http://etech.maiila.com/xerox-phaser-8200-drivers-software-manual-and-troubleshooting

Hi erniec420:
Hope that this helps.
15,004.45:
TCD_THERMISTOR_
SLOW
Most likely cause is a failed drum heater. The head to drum gap
should only be checked or adjusted on the Phaser 840. The
Phaser 850 and 860 have a pre-adjusted head.

Have you try to restart your printer?
you may want to read below link. might be useful to solve your problem..
http://etech.maiila.com/xerox-phaser-8200-drivers-software-manual-and-troubleshooting

From the service manual:

15,004.45:
TCD_THERMISTOR_
SLOW
Most likely cause is a failed drum heater. The head to drum gap
should only be checked or adjusted on the Phaser 840. The
Phaser 850, 860, and 8200 have a pre-adjusted head.

In other words, you need to replace the drum heater.

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Yep. The drum heaters are burnt out.
There are 2,,, 150 watt Halogen lamps that heat the drum.
The way to see if they are working or not is to turn off the lights in the office or room the printer is in. Turn the machine on and look through the fan slots on the right side of the machine. GIve it a minute or two and you should see lamps glowing inside, ( I seriously doubt you will see them comming on).
That is a very common problem, You can purchase those lamps at Lowes, Home Depot or anywhere you can purchase halogen lamps. They cost about 12 dollars for a good pair.
Replace both .. If you want to try and do it yourself. Let me know I will send you directions.

The normal cause for that is the drum heaters are not comming on.
The easiest way to check for that is to turn the machine on, preferably with the lights off in the office. When you turn the machine on, leave it on for a couple of minutes and look into the openeng where the fan is. You should see the lamps glowing in that opening.
If you don't. Those lamps need replaced. They are simple 120 volt 150 watt halogen lamps you can buy at Lowes or any store that sells halogen lamps.
They are bit time consuming to replace, but if your pretty decent in doing mechanical things, let me know I will write up the procedure for you. Just takes more patience then know how.

That normally indicated a heating issue with the print head. Could be the printhead itself or an issue with the electronics module providing the source voltage for that heater