Could you please describe Error Code 71 on our Ricoh FT2260 copier, along with the most likely fix? Thanks.
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There are basically two types of error codes:
These type of errors are often caused by the following conditions:
The VirtualReScan error codes displayed below are accompanied by descriptions and troubleshooting suggestions.
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Posted on Nov 30, 2007
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Posted on Nov 30, 2007
1-00 Original document jam.
1-01 Original document too long.
1-10 Document in ADF.
1-17 Document exit jam.
1-20 Fuser jam.
1-21 Fuser jam.
1-30 Out of paper.
1-34 Out of paper.
1-71 Cover open or cassette removed. "It maybe also a BAD switch, which is caused by the many times of closing and opening that area."
(2-10 - 2-20) Modem errors. Bad FCU.
(For codes: 2-13, 2-23, 2-24, turn power off and back on).
2-50 Machine reset itself. Bad FCU.
3-00 Replace G4 board or FCU.
(3-10 - 3-30) Problems with other
terminal.
4-01 Line current problem. Could be
FCU or NCU.
4-02 Page longer than maximum.
4-10 Communication error.
5-00 Data reconstruction not possible.
Bad FCU.
5-10 DCR timer expired. Bad FCU.
5-20 Memory inadequate.
5-21 Memory overflow.
5-22 Overflow after 2nd page scanned.
5-23 Print data error.
5-24 Memory overflow.
5-25 SAF file error. Bad FCU or IC
memory board.
5-30 FCU or IC memory board.
(6-00 - 6-99) ECM (error correction
mode) or V.21 problems.
9-07 Cassette feed jam.
9-08 Jam.
9-09 Fuser exit jam.
9-10 Toner empty.
9-12 Cover open.
9-20-21 Laser diode failure.
9-22-01 Fuser temperature too high.
9-22-02 Fuser temperature too low.
9-22-03 Fuser temperature too high in
power save.
9-22-04 Fuser temperature too high in
power save.
9-22-05 Fuser temperature too low in
power save.
9-22-07 Fuser temperature too low.
9-22-08 Fuser temperature too high.
9-22-09 Fuser thermistor failure.
9-22-0A Fuser temperature too high in
energy saver.
9-22-0B Jumper 63 and 64 on FCU are
shorted.
9-23-31 Laser motor.
9-23-32 Laser motor.
9-29-51 HVT failure (bias).
9-29-52 HVT failure (charge).
9-29-53 HVT failure (transfer).
9-29-54 HVT failure (mag roller).
9-29-55 HVT failure (charge bias).
9-29-56 HVT failure (transfer bias).
9-29-57 HVT failure (developer and
toner application bias).
9-29-58 HVT failure (developer and
toner application bias).
9-29-59 HVT failure (transfer roller
bias).
9-50 Optional cassette paper feed
problem.
9-51 Optional cassette paper jam.
9-60 Printer error.
9-61 Memory overflow.
9-82 Optional multi-purpose feeder
problem.
9-83 Optional multi-purpose feeder
paper too long.
9-84 Cassette paper feed problem.
So there maybe a loose belt in there or a worn-out gear especially that you mentioned that it is almost at its final stage, where the hottest part is located.
Hoping that you tried re-inserting the connection of that solenoid. A mechanical switch must be located for the paper to activate that solenoid and maybe it's not working well... Worst case is, in the circuitry to activate that solenoid is already busted. Try to locate relays that triggers the switch
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The code description does NOT pertain to the RICOH FT2260 copier. In layman's english, the paper is transported from the paper tray, passes under and through the toner assembly and stops against the paper pick-up roller before entering under the master unit of the machine. The pick-up roller is not turning to permit the paper to be transported through the remainder of its travel. That is what the Code 71 seems to be about. Thanks.
Don
There is no loose belt or worn gears. It seems that the gear assembly that is supposed to turn the "now still" paper transport roller is to be activated electrically by a solenoid. This isn't happening. Please try to get specific information that pertains to our machine. There is no apparent visible damage to any part of the paper transport system.
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