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Message Description Recommended Action<br />

DISK IS<br />

WRITE PROTECTED<br />

DRUM ERROR<br />

REPLACE KIT<br />

DRUM LIFE LOW<br />

REPLACE KIT<br />

DRUM LIFE OUT<br />

REPLACE DRUM KIT<br />

A user has attempted to save<br />

to the printer hard disk or<br />

send a proof and hold job to<br />

the printer while the printer<br />

hard disk is write-protected.<br />

The printer has detected an<br />

error in the imaging drum.<br />

The imaging drum is almost<br />

past its specified life.<br />

The imaging drum is past its<br />

specified life.<br />

See the system administrator<br />

for access to the printer hard<br />

disk.<br />

Open the front door. Raise the<br />

green and blue levers.<br />

Remove the imaging drum.<br />

Reinstall the drum, lower both<br />

of the levers, and close the<br />

front door. If the problem<br />

persists, contact a local<br />

authorized HP dealer or<br />

service representative for<br />

service.<br />

Although printing can<br />

continue, the drum kit should<br />

be replaced for optimum<br />

printer operation. For more<br />

information on replacing the<br />

drum kit, see the installation<br />

guide included with the drum<br />

kit. For more information on<br />

configuring the printer<br />

response to this message,<br />

see “Selecting Toner Low<br />

Response” in chapter 2.<br />

Printing cannot continue until<br />

the drum kit has been<br />

replaced. For more<br />

information on replacing the<br />

drum kit, see the installation<br />

guide included with the drum<br />

kit.<br />

144 7 <strong>Printer</strong> Control Panel Messages EN

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