Well Done, you have saved me so much time and money, Samsung wanted 90 quid plus vat just to do that!Well Done, you have saved me so much time and money, Samsung wanted 90 quid plus vat just to do that!
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John,
Need to replace the developer and the drum. Ensure that the counters for the developer and drum are cleared first (in service mode) before pulling the image unit out (Right side of machine) then take the image unit a part replace the developer, cleaning blade and drum. DO NOT USE A VACUUM Cleaner to remove the developer, because static electricty from the Vacuum cleaner can destroy the sensor located below the image unit, which is what is giving you the code. but you should change the developer and drum first. After that you run the F 8 procedure in service mode. Ensure the FAX and printer cables are removed do not want a Print job or fax to come in before running the F 8 or you will start over with a new developer. If you think you can do all this GO for it, if not get a tech out to do it.
AND NO JUST RESETTING THE COUNTERS WILL NOT WORK!!!! The machine use the counters to determine the correct voltages to certain assemblies. If you reset the counters that tell the copier parts are new when in fact they are old and you get codes and image issues.
Enter in the service mode: Press Utility key - Meter count - Details - Counter mode - select present parts life and reset(clear) the transfer roller counter.
In service mode: SP7804
7804 1 Paper
7804 2 Transfer Roller
7804 3 Paper Feed Roller
7804 4 Fusing Unit
Take note: SP5930 001 Meter Click Charge [0: No] default This setting is for machines where the operator is responsible for replacing the Maintenance Kit.
(PM counter resets automatically after the user replaces the fusing unit.) [1: Yes] This setting is for machines where the service technician has responsibility for servicing the machine. The service technician must reset the PM counter after completing machine maintenance.
1. Press # sign; then 1934 2. Press MENU 3. Arrow to Tech Mode (not User Mode); press OK 4. DataSetup; move arrow to Clear All Memory 5. Clear All Memory; press OK 6. Choose coonutry; press OK; will erase and print out configuration report; clearing the transfer belt error.
This wipes out the counter on the Transfer Belt. Clear All Memory means all your settings are wiped out. This also reset all the counters EXCEPT the imaging unit counter.
Dear sir, physically you can't replace that part ,its a EPROM counter, which shows you the error message .you can only reset the counter through that procedure.otherwise if you want to replace that part then you have to contact authorised Service centre , to replace that part.
this is the webb code for your fuser unit you have wo things to do in service mode 1st claer webb count touch counter misc webb clear key in that order then in this order function clear err ok turn off then on main switch
This worked for me on an F60 and someone else on an F30.
Re: Check Printer error message on Canon MultiPass by watsonk (6/7/05 11:16 PM) reply + / -
It could be due to "waste tank full" alarm; you may need to reset the waste tank counter.
I found a reset sequence for a MP730 printer in this website that works for F30 as well. Try:
Resetting the Waste Ink Volume Counter
1) Enter SERVICE MODE.---
By pressing Menu-Copy-#
2) Select TEST MODE.
3) Select [8] PRINTER TEST in TEST MODE.
4) Select 3. [EEPROM CLEAR].
5) Select 0. [INK COUNT].
6) Press the [OK] key.
7) Press the [Stop/Reset] key (returning to the state of 3)), and then press the [ON/OFF] key.
Skip step (6) since there is no [OK] key on F30 printers.
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