C44 problem Toshiba eStudio 166

Here in this post I explain about a specific problem faced by Toshiba eStudio printer users. Toshiba eStudio series is high speed printer and mainly used in corporate offices. One day when you work all of a sudden you receive an error message from the printer and it shows C44 and now you can't print anymore. Frustrating isn't it?
Little bit facts about the C44 error, C44 simply means that the count of printer has gone above the limit and it needs service. But in most cases its false positive, means many reasons can bring up the issue. Some of them include over heat of printer parts, issue in settings, or any particular component failure but above all it occurs for some unknown reasons also and that's why you can use this to rectify the issue. The advantage of doing this is that if the issue do not solve up after doing this you can call you service engineers but if it gets solved it can save your money for calling the service engineers.
Solution:

1. Switch off the printer first.
2. Now Power the Printer by pressing 0 and 8 keys (keep pressing).
3. Then a test mode comes up.
4. Now Type 400.
5. Press START (!)(You will get a counter and now you need to reset this).
6. Type 0.
7. Press Enter(start)
8. Switch off the Printer now and restart and check again with first steps till typing 0 (You need not type 0).
9. Now switch off the printer and on it normally.
10. You should see printer working normally

This fix is applicable to all Toshiba eStudio printers.

You can try going into (08) mode by holding 0 and 8 while turning on the copier. Once the copier starts up key in 400 and press start, input "0" and press interrupt.

This error indicates that the print count has gone above the limit and it requires service. But, this is not necessarily true. Try the following to reset the count:

Solution:

1. Switch off the printer first.
2. Now Power the Printer by pressing 0 and 8 keys (keep pressing).
3. Then a test mode comes up.
4. Now Type 400.
5. Press START (!)(You will get a counter and now you need to reset this).
6. Type 0.
7. Press Enter(start)
8. Switch off the Printer now and restart and check again with first steps till typing 0 (You need not type 0).
9. Now switch off the printer and on it normally.
10. You should see printer working normally

Resource: Clear Toshiba eStudio printer error message Error C44 call service

my dear reast all maintaince counter in program 08

that is mean that you have a problem with the fussier , first open your machin with press 0+8 then press 400 start entarrabt if that don't help you so If you can check the fussar

THIS SHOULD ONLY BE DONE IF YOU REPLACED THE DEVELOPER, OTHERWISE IT CAN DAMAGE THE DEVELOPER CURRENTLY IN THE MACHINE turn off machine . turn it on holding 0 and 5 when machine starts enter code 200 after about 2-5 min it will go ito adj. mode. press the enter key on the bottom of the display.
.

Hello
Fisrt off please hold down the 8+C buttons together, there will show a error code in the copy quantity display.
Now not knowing what the error code is, i am going to hope that it is C44 that is the most common
error code on the E163 machine. If it is C44 please do the following.
Switch off the machine.
While holding down 0+8 buttons, switch on the machine.
When ad shows on the display, input 400 then press the start button.
If the value is not 0, input 0 button and press the interupt and energy saver buttons to save the change.
Switch off the machine wait awhile and then switch the machine on again.
The problem should be sorted out.
If the error code is not C44 you will have to let us know what the error code is, by holding the8+0 buttons down together.

Here is hoping the machine is working
Regards

how to reset error code f14 in the toshiba e-studio 160

Hold "0" and "8" while turning on machine.....continue holding until machine enters service mode. Enter "400" press enter. Enter "0" press enter. Power off / on. If code returns, machine needs parts replaced. Do Not keep resetting, may cause damage to Fuser Unit.

Power off machine.....hold "0" and "8" while powering back on. Continue holding until display changes to service mode.