900.00 Service My printer has been whirring loudly for a couple hours, now -- the display reads "900.00 Service RIP software".  This doesn't seem reasuring!  Any ideas?

Reset Factory Defaults.

1. Turn off the printer.
2. Press and hold and .
3. Turn on the printer.
4. Release the buttons when Performing Self Test displays.
The message CONFIG MENU displays on the top line of the operator panel.

If that does not fix this issue,With Error Code 900 displayed, press and . Post the complete list of Sub Error Codes on the display.

Is the sound a buzz or a whirring sound? If it is whirring, your belt is broke, take it in and have it replaced. You might has well have it serviced at the same time (clean, oil and adjust)

HI try holding buttons longer i think holding bottom left is the standard you may have to hold for a few seconds to see the change.


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Per Dell's recommendation I configured the virtual printer to not spool the print jobs and send them directly to the printer. This seems to have corrected the issue so far.

Since I have HP printers on the same print server and none of them have had any kind of issue printing the same large files, I starting to think that the problem is due to either bad printer hardware or print drivers from Dell.
http://itadmindev.blogspot.com/2008/07/dell-5310n-error-message-is-90000.html

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Dell 5310n: error message is 900.00 service RIP software A few of my users were having trouble with a Dell 5310n printer. The error message on the display was error message is 900.00 service RIP software. When printing large data files, such as a PowerPoint presentation, the printer would error out.

Per Dell's recommendation I configured the virtual printer to not spool the print jobs and send them directly to the printer. This seems to have corrected the issue so far.

Since I have HP printers on the same print server and none of them have had any kind of issue printing the same large files, I starting to think that the problem is due to either bad printer hardware or print drivers from Dell.
http://itadmindev.blogspot.com/2008/07/dell-5310n-error-message-is-90000.html

After calling an engineer it turns out it was a faulty fan (The loud whirring should have given this away...) Apparently this is a relatively common fault with this type of boiler. Only solution is to replace the fan which, as of 2010 is still under warranty and can't be bought separately, so you'll need to call Ferrolli.

get the cables checked and replaced if still the same problem.the software which you are loading from internet are missing some files
the orignal software from xerox is required.

are these printers hooked to surge protectors? 900 rip error is a software communications error and can be caused by any pcb in the printer. any surge, lightning strike,ect can cause the nvram chips to have problems these errors can be intermitten or continuious depending on the damge to the nvram. have you tried isolating any of these to see if it still has the problem off the network?

i would recomend you downloading a fix file from dell.com you need a rip repair file at little or no cost.if you are running vista, i would recomend you get a new printer

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