
February 2013
2-381
ColorQube® 9303 Family
91-614-00 to 91-617-00, 91-630-00
Status Indicator RAPs
91-614-00 to 91-617-00 Printhead Data Error RAP
91-614-00 Printhead 1 field data corrupt.
91-615-00 Printhead 2 field data corrupt.
91-616-00 Printhead 3 field data corrupt.
91-617-00 Printhead 4 field data corrupt.
Initial Actions
WARNING
Ensure that the electricity to the machine is switched off while performing tasks that do
not need electricity. Refer to
GP 14
. Disconnect the power cord. Electricity can cause
death or injury. Moving parts can cause injury.
CAUTION
Use care when opening the marking unit drawer when hot. Ink can spill from the ink reservoir
located at the back of the drawer if opened with too much force. Ink cross-color contamination
could also occur.
CAUTION
Do not touch the exposed face of the printheads. Surface contamination or minor damage can
destroy the printhead. Printheads must only be cleaned by a purge cycle.
•
Check the harness leading to the indicated printhead.
•
Check for damage to surrounding harnesses.
Procedure
All 4 fault codes are recorded in the fault history,
dC122
.
Y
N
Enter
dC972
and run the Printhead Uniformity test. The test completes successfully.
Y
N
Go to
WD 9.5
,
WD 9.6
,
WD 9.7
,
WD 9.20
and
WD 9.21
. Check all connections:
•
PJ101,
Printhead PWB
.
•
PJ201, PJ301, PJ902, PJ904,
IME Controller PWB
.
Install new components as necessary:
•
Printhead,
PL 91.20 Item 2
.
•
IME controller PWB,
PL 92.10 Item 1
.
Check the system grounding, refer to
GP 7
. The system grounding is good.
Y
N
Correct any system grounding issues,
GP 7
, then retest.
Check the ribbon cables from the IME controller PWB for abrasions. Install a new ribbon
cable,
PL 92.10
as necessary. If the error persists, install a new printhead,
PL 91.20 Item
2
.
NOTE: Calibration of the registration / preheat assembly,
dC625
is only required when:
•
The registration / preheat assembly is removed or replaced,
•
The horizontal transport assembly is removed or replaced.
Calibration of the registration / preheat assembly is NOT required when:
•
A printhead is replaced.
•
The IOD assembly is removed or replaced.
Install a new IME controller PWB,
PL 92.10 Item 1
.
91-630-00 IOD Scan Process Failure RAP
91-630-00 The IOD scan process has failed.
The IOD scans a target on the drum to optimize print quality and to check for missing jets. Dur-
ing this scanning process, the drum with the target on it moves over the stationary scan bar of
the IOD. The image is scanned multiple times. Each scan is initiated by a signal from the drum
encoder. If a lower than expected number of scans is encountered, this fault is raised.
Initial Actions
WARNING
Ensure that the electricity to the machine is switched off while performing tasks that do
not need electricity. Refer to
GP 14
. Disconnect the power cord. Electricity can cause
death or injury. Moving parts can cause injury.
WARNING
Take care during this procedure. The drum will become hot during normal operation.
Check the harness and the plug connections to the drum drive motor and the drum position
encoder.
Procedure
Go to
dC122
Fault History and
dC123
PEST Fault History. Check for drum drive faults occur-
ring at the same time as the current 91-630 fault. A drum drive related fault was declared.
Y
N
Refer to
WD 1.1
and
WD 9.1
. Check the drum drive motor and the drum position encoder.
Install the following components in the listed order. After the installation of each compo-
nent perform the
dC971
routine, then check for the 91-630-00 fault. Continue with compo-
nent installation until the 91-630-00 fault is cleared, then go to
SCP 5
Final actions.
1.
Install a new drum position encoder assembly,
PL 94.20 Item 8
.
2.
Install a new drum belt,
PL 94.20 Item 2
. Clean the drum drive pulley with IPA.
3.
Install a new drum driver PWB,
PL 1.15 Item 4
.
4.
Install a new drum drive motor,
PL 94.20 Item 6
.
If the fault is still present then install a new IME controller PWB,
PL 92.10 Item 1
.
The fault may be intermittent, check for damaged wiring or loose connectors. Repair the
wiring as necessary,
REP 1.1
.
When all faults are cleared, go to
SCP 5
Final actions.
Refer to the appropriate RAP and follow the procedure to rectify any other fault. After complet-
ing the RAP perform
dC971
Head to Head Alignment adjust. Follow the on screen instructions
and run the routine. If a 91-630-00 fault occurs then return to the start of this procedure. If the
fault is cleared then go to
SCP 5
Final actions.
Summary of Contents for ColorQube 9303 Series
Page 1: ...Xerox ColorQube 9303 Family Service Manual 708P90290 February 2013...
Page 4: ...February 2013 ii ColorQube 9303 Family Introduction...
Page 18: ...February 2013 1 2 ColorQube 9303 Family Service Call Procedures...
Page 92: ...February 2013 2 68 ColorQube 9303 Family 05F Status Indicator RAPs...
Page 104: ...February 2013 2 80 ColorQube 9303 Family 12 701 00 65 Status Indicator RAPs...
Page 200: ...February 2013 2 176 ColorQube 9303 Family 12N 171 Status Indicator RAPs...
Page 292: ...February 2013 2 268 ColorQube 9303 Family 16D Status Indicator RAPs...
Page 320: ...February 2013 2 296 ColorQube 9303 Family 42 504 00 42 505 00 Status Indicator RAPs...
Page 500: ...February 2013 2 476 ColorQube 9303 Family 94B Status Indicator RAPs...
Page 648: ...February 2013 3 2 ColorQube 9303 Family Image Quality...
Page 653: ...February 2013 3 7 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 1 IQ defects 1...
Page 654: ...February 2013 3 8 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 2 IQ defects 2...
Page 655: ...February 2013 3 9 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 3 IQ defects 3...
Page 656: ...February 2013 3 10 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 4 IQ defects 4...
Page 657: ...February 2013 3 11 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 5 IQ defects 5...
Page 658: ...February 2013 3 12 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 6 IQ defects 6...
Page 660: ...February 2013 3 14 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 9 IQ defects 9...
Page 661: ...February 2013 3 15 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 10 IQ defects 10...
Page 662: ...February 2013 3 16 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 11 IQ defects 11...
Page 663: ...February 2013 3 17 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 12 IQ defects 12...
Page 664: ...February 2013 3 18 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 1 Image Quality Figure 13 IQ defects 13...
Page 728: ...February 2013 3 82 ColorQube 9303 Family IQ 29 IQ 30 Image Quality...
Page 736: ...February 2013 3 90 ColorQube 9303 Family TP 15 Image Quality Figure 2 Media path test pages...
Page 758: ...February 2013 3 112 ColorQube 9303 Family IQS 7 IQS 8 Image Quality...
Page 778: ...February 2013 4 20 ColorQube 9303 Family REP 1 9 Repairs Adjustments...
Page 794: ...February 2013 4 36 ColorQube 9303 Family REP 3 10 Repairs Adjustments...
Page 1144: ...February 2013 4 386 ColorQube 9303 Family REP 94 1 Repairs Adjustments...
Page 1176: ...February 2013 4 418 ColorQube 9303 Family ADJ 62 3 ADJ 62 4 Repairs Adjustments...
Page 1182: ...February 2013 4 424 ColorQube 9303 Family ADJ 75 3 Repairs Adjustments...
Page 1184: ...February 2013 4 426 ColorQube 9303 Family ADJ 82 1 Repairs Adjustments...
Page 1186: ...February 2013 4 428 ColorQube 9303 Family ADJ 91 1 Repairs Adjustments...
Page 1552: ...February 2013 6 260 ColorQube 9303 Family dC140 General Procedures Information...
Page 1576: ...February 2013 6 284 ColorQube 9303 Family dC640 General Procedures Information...
Page 1578: ...February 2013 6 286 ColorQube 9303 Family dC708 dC715 General Procedures Information...
Page 1600: ...February 2013 7 2 ColorQube 9303 Family Wiring Data...
Page 1696: ...February 2013 8 2 ColorQube 9303 Family Principles of Operation...
Page 1808: ...February 2013 8 114 ColorQube 9303 Family Principles of Operation...
Page 1809: ...XEROX EUROPE...
Page 1810: ...XEROX EUROPE...
Page 1811: ...XEROX EUROPE...
Page 1812: ...XEROX EUROPE...