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I replaced L-bearings, Scan encoder sensor, strip, and scan motor and it still beeps the same error. I am now suspecting one of the circuit boards primaraly the servo board but at this point I can't just keep spending money. Can someone please help.
What I do notice is that when first turning printer on and it goes to look for the encoder strip that the head carriage moves a little bit jerky as if the scan motor is getting bad voltages from the servo board. (If that's even the way that works)
I successfully ran both linear encoder test from the service menu. And I ran the Initialize Limit setup.
The printer randomly gets the scan motor error when I try to clean the heads.
I ran scan motor aging and it cleans the heads before aging. In doing so the magnetic carriage lock lets go and the head and tool carriage separate for a short time and it seems to position the head in the wrong place during cleaning.
Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
What I do notice is that when first turning printer on and it goes to look for the encoder strip that the head carriage moves a little bit jerky as if the scan motor is getting bad voltages from the servo board. (If that's even the way that works)
I successfully ran both linear encoder test from the service menu. And I ran the Initialize Limit setup.
The printer randomly gets the scan motor error when I try to clean the heads.
I ran scan motor aging and it cleans the heads before aging. In doing so the magnetic carriage lock lets go and the head and tool carriage separate for a short time and it seems to position the head in the wrong place during cleaning.
Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you