Xerox Work Centre XD 125f /E2 red misfeed indicator/status code

you can't find one. What you can try is install an older driver or a standard printer driver. that might give you some functions

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Here is a picture of the aforementioned broken gear, with a replacement gear visible for comparison:


From a different angle:


The printer repairman said that the plastic gear found in this and similar models can fail after as early as a few months of use. Best of luck!

The H4 code on these machines is almost always a false code. Especially if you have had any power fluctuations or failures.
Here is the text from my tip to solving this problem here on Fixya:
To reset the H3 or H4 condition on just about any Xerox XC or XD series copier press the following key's in sequence and as quickly as possible (with 4 seconds for the first 4 keys)
Press "C" then the far left key (exposure mode) then the "C" key then the far left again.
So in other words C, far left, C, far left
If done correctly the display should go blank.
Now key in 14 as if you were going to make 14 copies.
Now press the print button.
The machine should reset and the code should be gone.
9 times out of 10 this is a false code that pops up due to power surges or noise.
If the code comes back this means you have a heater lamp or thermal fuse (more common) failure in the fusing area and will need service.
This procedure will work on all Xerox XD and XC models.

e2 is a paper jam problem. check that the paper guides in the cassette are positioned aginst the paper properly. Also remove the toner and drum cartridge. Clean all rubber rollers that you can get to with a damp cloth ( water). You are especially trying to clean the upper and lower registration rollers that "pinch" the paper. I hope that this helps.

Hello there breinhart.

Here's your geek-steer ...

Per manufacturer's support page, your device "Xerox WorkCentre XD155DF" is no longer made or sold by Xerox, therefore I'm presuming it's maybe getting a little long in the tooth.

Unable to locate error code "L 6"/"L6" for this device. However, per the "XD Series" user's guide, errors L1 thru L5 provides suggested solution of what's quoted following. Logic dictates L6 would have been paired up right alongside if not for this being an earlier published parent document to your later ...155DF suffix'd device.

[QUOTE]

Switch OFF the Main Power.
Wait approximately 5 seconds.
Switch ON the Main Power.
If the status code continues, call for service.

[END QUOTE]

... which in tech parlance is an age-old, fundamental-as-they-come procedure known as a "reset/reinitialization". Which actually, right up to present day, is a surprisingly often successful remedy.

== SUGGESTION ==

If I were you, I'd first try a quick reset/reinitialization as guide instructs. If/when that doesn't remedy, start from scratch:

1. Check for/download latest driver(s) from support website
2. Uninstall device's software.
3. Turn off device.
4. Unplug device.
5. Wait 10 minutes.
6. Disconnect all remaining cables/cords (both ends).
7. Inspect for damage/wear and clean each cables' end fittings.
8. Reconnect all cables/cords.
9. Reboot.
10. Perform a registry cleanup.
11. Reinstall device using latest version software/driver(s), carefully following manufacturer's installation checklist.

That's just about as anal-retentive and thorough a reset as you can accomplish. Many would think it's too anal, but not me. I've discovered over a long period of time, from long-ago up to this very day ... printer type devices are THE most persnickety of them all. They're the house-cat of the PC/IT world ... vay'we, vay'we scay'we!

If still problem-ed, I'm sorry to say there's nothing much else I can offer as a solution, other than what the manufacturer's guidance is: "call for service".

Good luck to you, and please post back ...

• to let me (and interested others) know how things worked out,
• if you have any further questions,
• to provide clarification or feedback.

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Via-con-Dios and Godspeed -- Geekinator (aka Craig) Puget Sound, WA USA

Did you shut power when removing the jammed paper. If you did not then you have forced the gears against the rotation and may have hurt the transport system

Sorry for the delay in responding. I am sure you have a bad registration clutch. Let me know and I will forward you part numbers , phone numbers and directions. Easy to replace.

Normal 0 I suggest you get a sheet of Card Stock (Heavy paper) and place it in the feed way. Then press the print button applying a slight amount of pressure on the Card Stock so it will feed through the printer. The reason for this is in some cases I have been able to clear the paper track of debris that was deposited there over time.
Worth a try, as I have fixed a number of printers this way, saving costly repairs.
Hope this helps. Bud

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C1 indicates the paper is not feeding out of the main tray, your rollers are most likely slick or very dirty.
You can try cleaning them with a soapy cleaner such as fantastic or 409, but I would recommend replacing them.
Not hard to do, you can order them by googling a business called The Parts Drop, either e-mail them or call and ask for Britt.
No I don't work there, they are just someone I found to be excellent and reasonable to deal with parts wise.