XPE-13-

4000

This fault is a Log Only fault and indicates the following. In production mode the EUSR PWB monitors the average temperature of the Developer Housing and will declare a fault if the average temperature exceeds 85 degrees F. This fault can only be declared on machines with an EU4.

4001

indicates that Developer 1 (M) Air Temperature out of range in Standby.

4002

indicates that Developer 2 (Y) Air Temperature out of range in Standby.

4003

indicates that Developer 3 (C) Air Temperature out of range in Standby.

4004

indicates that Developer 4 (K) Air Temperature out of range in Standby.

4010

is a log only fault and indicates that the averaged temperature from the Left X-Tower Temperature Sensor (RT1302) and the Right X-Tower temperature sensor (RT1303) varied by more than 7° Fahrenheit after printing for more than 10 minutes.

5000

This fault is a Log Only fault and indicates that AC Power has been lost to the EU Auxiliary Heater.

5001

indicates that there is a decrease of air flow in the Ozone removal system. There is not enough vacuum to close the Ozone Filter Full Switch S1305. This fault occurs a period of time after a XPE-13-5002 was logged without the HFSI being reset or the Ozone Filter Full Switch being satisfied

5002

indicates a decreased air flow within the Ozone air system (less than 5.25 inches of water) and the Ozone Filter Full Switch S1305 has opened. This is a log only fault. The machine will continue to print and if S1305 does not close and the XPE-09-8610 HFSI is not reset to 0 within a fixed number of prints, a XPE-13-5001 will be declared

5003

is a log only fault that indicates the ambient (room) air temperature is above 85°F (29.5°C) or below 55°F (12.8°C). (The ambient temperature sensor measures air entering the Print Engine through the intake filter mounted on the Waste Dry Ink Door, PL

5004

indicates that the room temperature or humidity has exceeded the recommended range limit for the proper machine operation. The recommended temperature range is 55°F (12.8°C) to 85°F (29.4°C). The recommended RH is 20% to 85%.

5005

a log only fault that indicates the ambient (room) air moisture content is greater than 120 grains of water (GOW). The ambient humidity sensor measures humidity of the air entering the Print Engine through the intake filter mounted on the Waste Dry Ink Door, PL 3.904. GOW is calculated from the sensor RH value, the ambient air temperature and the altitude setting in NVM.

5007

indicates that the Water Collection Container is full of water, or that the drain from the Evaporator Water Pan to the Water Collection Container is clogged.

5009

indicates that the Water Collection Container (EU Waste Water Pump) is not present in the Environmental Unit, or that it is not in the correct position.

5010

, indicates that the pressure differential measured across the filters in the evaporator air flow path has exceeded the lower limit (25 bits). This would indicate the filters are missing or there is a problem with the sensor circuit.

5011

indicates that the pressure differential measured across the filters in the evaporator air flow path has exceeded the upper limit. This is a log only fault.

5012

This is an informational code that indicates that the Waste Dry Ink Container is near it’s capacity. The print engine will shut down after 10,000 more prints are made and generate aXPE-13-5013 fault.

5013

indicates that the Waste Dry Ink Container is full. This fault occurs 10,000 prints after aXPE-13-5012 was declared and a message was displayed on the Press Interface that the bottle was almost full

5014

Waste Dry Ink Filter Full Warning

5015

indicates that the Waste Dry Ink Container is not present or that it is out of position in Standby mode.

5017

indicates that the Waste Dry Ink Container is not present or that it is out of position, in Print Mode.

5019

indicates that the Waste Dry Ink Filter is full, or that there is reduced air flow through the Waste Dry Ink Filter.

5023

indicates that the Developer Waste Filter is full, or that the filter is missing or not positioned correctly, or that there is reduced airflow through the filter.

5025

indicates that one of the three Relative Humidity Sensors is sending a relative humidity value to the EUSR PWB that is outside the capability of the sensor. Either a sensor is defective or there is a problem with the wiring to the sensor. This is a log only fault

5030

indicates that the averaged temperature from the Left X-Tower Temperature Sensor (RT1302) and the Right X-Tower temperature sensor (RT1303) is greater than 95° Fahrenheit (35° Celsius).

5031

indicates that the average temperature in the Xerographic Cavity is below the operating temperature of 65° Fahrenheit (18.3° Celsius). This is a log only fault.

5032

, is a log only fault that indicates the temperature measured by either the Left X-Tower Temperature Sensor RT1302 or Right X-Tower Temperature Sensor RT1303, is 13 degrees or more higher or lower than the setpoint temperature.

5040

is a Log Only Fault which indicates that the humidity in the Xerographic Module has been above operating specifications.

5050

indicates that when power is switched on, one of the three Temperature Sensors is sending a temperature value to the EUSR PWB that is outside the capability of the sensor. Either a sensor is defective or there is a problem with the wiring to the sensor