Igen3 fault code xpe-08-3207
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XPE-08-3207 CCD 1 Sensor Fault
Timigen3 ,
To elaborate on what Stiv said...
Due to the opening and closing of Area 2 it's common for the connectors to come lose. I like to run zip ties around all the conectors to help stop fault like this.
XPE-08-3207 can be an open or a short in the wiring for the CCD 1 Sensor to the Registration steering control pwb.
Reseat J1 on the CCD 1 Sensor and J2 on the RSC pwb.
CCD Sensor 1 (Q8011) is located on the outboard right side of the Registration Sensor Bar Assembly under the Sensor Bar Cover. You will see 3 sensors that look the same CCD 1 is the middle one.
The RSC pwb is under the Reg transport under a cover. There are 2 PWB's under there it is the right hand pwb.
If you can't find a short or broke wire and reseating the conectors don't fix it then replace the CCD 1 sensor then the RSC pwb.
Timigen3 ,
To elaborate on what Stiv said...
Due to the opening and closing of Area 2 it's common for the connectors to come lose. I like to run zip ties around all the conectors to help stop fault like this.
XPE-08-3207 can be an open or a short in the wiring for the CCD 1 Sensor to the Registration steering control pwb.
Reseat J1 on the CCD 1 Sensor and J2 on the RSC pwb.
CCD Sensor 1 (Q8011) is located on the outboard right side of the Registration Sensor Bar Assembly under the Sensor Bar Cover. You will see 3 sensors that look the same CCD 1 is the middle one.
The RSC pwb is under the Reg transport under a cover. There are 2 PWB's under there it is the right hand pwb.
If you can't find a short or broke wire and reseating the conectors don't fix it then replace the CCD 1 sensor then the RSC pwb.
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Stiv,
I fought XPE-08-3202 & XPE-08-3204 for months. Hell I would have beed excited if I only havd 3 in a month.
It turns out that the removable Prom on the RSC PWB had a bent pin.
A side note Tag 304
Just an another Ooooppps by xerox
. . . .
I don't have this Tag installed the printer with the faults, But im 2 weeks fault free right now.
Tag-304 is a +5.0 VDC Auxiliary Boost Power Supply.
I fought XPE-08-3202 & XPE-08-3204 for months. Hell I would have beed excited if I only havd 3 in a month.
It turns out that the removable Prom on the RSC PWB had a bent pin.
A side note Tag 304
Just an another Ooooppps by xerox
. . . . I don't have this Tag installed the printer with the faults, But im 2 weeks fault free right now.
Tag-304 is a +5.0 VDC Auxiliary Boost Power Supply.
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