H2 Error Please give the solution for H2 error in Sharp AR-5320 Printer

fuser error which could be a number of issues , press green copy button for sub-code

F2-04- Improper cartridge (destination error, life cycle error)

Identification error

model error

type error

destination error

data abnormality

Misc error

The Fault fuzer. Possible faults of the block of the fastening the scene or in contact of the join or in signal of the controller of the direct current.
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H2 00 Fusing unit temperature error 01 Fusing unit temperature error H3 00 Overheated fusing unit 01 Overheated fusing unit H4 00 The fusing unit doesn't heat up 01 The fusing unit doesn't heat up H5 01 Papersensordefective in the fusing unit 02 Fusing unit temperature error

Hi,
this is a fuser error message. You must fix the problem causing the fuser to post an error. Then clear the message.

As we needed our copier very quick we had to call a qualified person to arrange the system.


Kind regards
Miriam4177

The only way to corret the problem is to replase the fixing unit... That is what the L4 is refering to. It is not reading the correct tempurture..

Hi,

H2 indicates there is a fuser error.

Try resetting it by the pressing the following buttons on the display in sequence,

#, interrupt, Clear, interrupt,

display should go dead,

enter 14,

then press print, This will clear the error code

press CA to get out and return to normal.

However if there is still a problem with the fuser, the code will return. Then you may need to have a tech look at what is the problem.

Hope that helps...

Lbcoaster

H2 is a fuser Error. There should be another 2 digit number that is flashing that is the 2nd part of the error code.
Without the 2nd code I cannot look up the code to narrow it down.
Let me know what the other flashing 2 digit code is and I can give you a more specific answer.

Most likely, you will need a service call to get your machine working again since the fuser unit on these machines are really not made for consumers to remove and repair.

But, there is a slight chance that you might be able to get it working again, so let me know what the 2 digits are after the H2.

Hope this helps.
Good luck.
Mac =)
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An H2 is an indicator that the temperature sensing device is reading open, preventing the machine to warm up. There is only one way to correct this and that is to replace the thermistor, and that takes a technician. Not a hard job but a novice could get into trouble and make matters worse. Aloha, Bill Monroe