I assume the developer tank is the unit below the toner cartridges. We have no specific information but there seems to be an indication from what I have read that the Developer tanks should be cleaned and the image sensors cleaned (or replaced). All the others show the top and bottom voltages (i assume that's what they are) at about 1.46v The yellow being the one that is different as listed below. Before the screen goes to the the "call service" message the scan results show each colour having three results. When running the developer function test 05-200 we get the error C3B0.
Toshiba e studio 3555c c380 error windows#
Basic setup, Telstra router, Printer connected directly to router (static ip), laptop running over wireless with network folder shares configured (running windows 8.1, not connected to domain) Trying to setup the smb.
Toshiba e studio 3555c c380 error manuals#
The procedure advises to replace the image sensor. Find and download Toshiba drivers and manuals for your Toshiba MFPs, thermal barcode and label printers and more. No yellow printing on the test pages was the results. Then "enforced performing of image quality open-loop control (08-394) We set the variables 08-556 and 08-557 to 0 The other colours and black all come up with-in spec. Then done these procedures:Ġ8-573 to 576 shows 573=1, 564=0, 574=0, 575=0, 576=0Ġ5-390-0 to 3 seems to have isolated the problem down to the ""high density pattern abnormality" on the yellow. We have pulled the other rods (one on each color) out and back again. We have cleaned the units with the cleaning "wand" inside the main cover. We have googled this error and tried a few things. We have now put in a brand new waste toner cartridge and still the error happens. Message today to change the waste toner cartridge and someone tried to empty and replace the old unit (didn't know there was a new one in the cupboard).
When we purchased the unit, the waste tray had to be replaced in the first couple of weeks, after that, plain sailing. Hi, we purchased a used estudio 2500c a while ago and everything has been fine up until now.
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