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If you are experiencing symptoms such as locked up control panel, dead machine, etc, use the following pages to isolate the problem down to a
board or component. Each step builds on the previous step. If you do not get the symptom associated with the step you are on, the problem is
associated with the board or components that were just added.
This procedure has been done on an e-Studio5560c with System firmware ROM version 1255.
To Begin Troubleshooting
Disconnect all connectors from the LGC-PBA (main board), SYS-PBA (system board), SLG-PBA (scanner board), HVT, DRV, ADU, FIL, ACC-
PBA (power supply board), and PFC boards. Remove the IMG-PBA from the SYS-PBA. Leave the AC input CN434, CN435, CN436, CN437,*
Power/Door Switches CN433 on the FIL board. Leave the AC input CN401 on the ACC board. Remove the SRAM, HDD and the two DIMM
Memory cards from the SYS-PBA. Remove the SRAM from the LGC-PBA.
Measure the following voltages on CN402 on the ACC Board when CN129 is disconnected from the SYS-PBA (See “Note” below): Pin 2 (PWR-
EN) = 5vdc, Pin 1 = 1.2vdc, Pins 7, 8, 12, 13 and 14 = 5vdc, Pins 17 and 18 = 12vdc. All other outputs will be at 0vdc. Measure the outputs on
CN401, CN402, CN403, CN404, CN405, CN406, CN407 and 408. CN401: Pin 4 & Pin 6 = 120vac. CN404: Pin 6 = 5vdc. All other outputs are
at 0vdc. The cooling fan for the ACC-PBA will not run.
Connect only the SYS-PBA to the ACC-PBA, CN402 on the ACC and CN129 on the SYS-PBA. Measure the following voltages on CN402 on
the ACC Board when CN119 is connected to the SYS-PBA (See “Note” below): Pin 2 (PWR-EN) = 0vdc, Pin 1 = 1.2vdc, Pins 7, 8, 12, 13 and 14
= 5vdc, Pins 17 and 18 = 12vdc. Measure the outputs on CN403: pins 2, 3 = 5vdc, CN404: Pins 1 and 6 = 5vdc, Pin 3 = 12vdc and Pin 4 = 24vdc.
Measure the outputs on CN405: Pins 1and 4 = 5vdc, Pins 5, 6 and 7 = 24vdc. Measure the outputs on CN406: Pin 2 = 24vdc, Pin 4 = 5vdc.
Measure the outputs on CN407: Pins 1, 2 and 14 = 5vdc, Pins 10, 11and 12 = 24vdc. Measure the outputs on CN408: Pin 1 = 120vac. The
cooling fan for the ACC-PBA will run.
If all voltages are correct, carry on to next step. If some or all voltages are not present, check all fuses. If fuses are good replace the power supply
(ACC).
*The AC input is different at the FIL board with the e-Studio5560c and the e-Studio6560c and e-Studio6570c models. Refer to the AC and DC
wire harness connection diagrams in chapter 14 of the service manual for details.
Note: The above voltages will not stabilize and will not be present until ACC CN402 & SYS CN129 have been connected. For the related voltages
to release (5vB, 5vD, 24vD1, 24vD2, 24vD3and 120vac), pin 2 on CN402 must drop to a “low”. Since this is electronic and not reliant on
firmware, if pin2 drops when the boards are connected and some or all outputs do not release, replace the ACC-PBA. If pin 2 does not drop when
connected, replace the SYS-PBA or inspect the associated wire harness.
In some steps the machine will do a second boot after the first error. Please wait a few seconds for the second boot or the HDD can lock up.
Connectors Added
Symptom when MFP is working normally
Step *Errors may take up to 150 seconds to appear*
Remove the SRAM, HDD and the DIMM
memory cards installed on SYS, remove
EEPROM from LGC.
Connect only the following connectors The main power red LED will light solid
1 (ACC) CN402 The ON/OFF green LED will flash
(SYS) CN114, CN129 The cooling fan for the ACC-PBA will run
Make sure all options are removed from
machine!
Add (SYS) CN123
Install the DIMM main memory on the Displays "Call for Service" or "Reboot the Machine"
2 F101_0 error code
SYS-PBA
Add (SYS) CN116, CN132
Displays "Call for Service" or "Reboot the Machine"
3 HDD connections
F090_0 error code
Add (SYS) CN117
Install System SRAM Machine will display
4 ‘Latch developer units YMCK’, then display ‘CPU fan error’
F400 error code