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Chapter 4. Troubleshooting<br />

Hardware Issues<br />

replace the umbilical tubing. If the damage is located at the ink pump assembly or<br />

ink container, replace the ink pump assembly.)<br />

If all fittings are free of damage <strong>and</strong>/or the error persists, tighten any loose<br />

umbilical electrical fittings. If all fittings are secure <strong>and</strong>/or the error persists, secure<br />

any loose ECM cable connections <strong>and</strong>/or rearrange the cables so that they do not<br />

catch in the ECM slides.<br />

If all connections are secure <strong>and</strong>/or the error persists, contact.<br />

A paper jam has occurred within the<br />

curing station enclosure.<br />

Raise the access panels on the curing chamber. Without touching any component<br />

within the curing chamber, locate the source of the jam.<br />

! DANGER<br />

The curing lamp reaches extremely high temperatures during printing. Touching<br />

the lamp assembly will cause serious burns to exposed skin. Wear insulated,<br />

protective gloves <strong>and</strong>/or allow the lamp assembly to cool down for at least 15 to<br />

20 minutes before attempting to clear debris from beneath the lamp assembly.<br />

After allowing the curing station to sufficiently cool <strong>and</strong> putting on the proper<br />

protective gear, carefully clear all debris.<br />

The system controller has<br />

generated Error 23: Printhead ink<br />

level invalid.<br />

The <strong>UV</strong> cure lamp does not come<br />

on.<br />

The printhead ink level reading is outside the acceptable range of 1.73 to 4.4 V.<br />

Tighten any loose connections at the printhead ink level sensor <strong>and</strong> the electrical<br />

connections at the printhead <strong>and</strong> ECM.<br />

If all connections are secure <strong>and</strong>/or the error persists, tighten any loose electrical<br />

<strong>and</strong> umbilical heater connections at the printhead <strong>and</strong> the ECM <strong>and</strong> any loose<br />

connections at the fluid controller PCB.<br />

If all connections are secure <strong>and</strong>/or the error persists, contact technical support.<br />

Verify that the inkjet base power cord <strong>and</strong> cure station power cord are connected<br />

to outlets that have the appropriate power. See Appendix A for specifications.<br />

Verify that the main power switches on the inkjet base <strong>and</strong> the cure base are on. If<br />

either of the powers switches do not stay on, contact technical support.<br />

Verify that all of the [E-STOP] buttons are up.<br />

Verify that the three cure station access doors are closed, the input <strong>and</strong> output<br />

access panels are closed, <strong>and</strong> all interlock sensors are actuated.<br />

Note: If you open <strong>and</strong> close any of the access doors or panels too quickly, the<br />

sensor cannot correctly detect their positions. To reset the sensor, fully open all of<br />

the access doors <strong>and</strong> the output access panel <strong>and</strong> close the doors <strong>and</strong> panel<br />

slowly. If the <strong>UV</strong> cure base blower does not come on after resetting the sensor,<br />

contact technical support.<br />

Verify that both <strong>UV</strong> cure station power supply switches are on. If the power<br />

supplies will not stay on, contact technical support.<br />

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