Error code

Soulvisitor

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• Posted on Nov 16, 2007

SOURCE: UNABLE TO INIT

MENU * 2864 VERY QUICKLY TAKES YOU TO MAINTANENCE MODE, ALL LIGHS FLASH... PRESS 82 SET, YOUR ERROR CODE WILL DISPLAY. THAT IS NEXT STEP.!!!!

SOURCE: DCP-130c error 44 Please Help

error 44 dcp 130/mfc 240/440 etc.:

abnormally high temperature within print head.

You have two choices to TRY to fix it:
1. put in new carts. press menu then start copy b/w then  fourtimes arrow up button (AUB) quickly one after another.

press by help of AUB and OK:
7 - (Ok) 6  - (ok) 4 (ok) then start b/w copy to initiate the carts and let the machine do some power cleaning.

leave the maintenance mode by pressing AUB 9 (ok)  and 9 again.

2. Make sure that the ph is at correct position simply by pressing on it from top (power up machine. wait til ph runs to left side. unplug from power. simpl press onto the ph). replug to power.

If you still receive the error the ph is defective due to bad generic ink and needs replacing.

SOURCE: Print Unable 34

There might be some paper left in the machine. Check the very edges espacially the left side (seeing from the front).

Another reason could be that the encoder strip isn t in right position or is stained from ink.

Anyway try the first solution first.

If you stll have trouble try to open the printer:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t211210-brother_mfc845cw
and have a close look to the encoder strip + disc (and look out for some paper in the edges... ;-))

SOURCE: message unable to print 50

Machine Error 50 either means that there is a loose object inside the machine (usually piece of paper), or that there is a mechanical error which would need you to have the machine sent to service.

SOURCE: brother MFC-465CN printer Error code 51 unable to print

Usually this is caused by a foreign object or debris under the printhead path, or under where the printhead "parks."

Unplug the machine. Open the cover. Check the printhead path for little bits of paper, push pins, paperclips, staples etc. Note the location of the printhead.

If the printhead is at the far left, gently slide it towards the center (do not force it). Look carefully under where the printhead was stopped for debris. Use a flashlight if necessary.

Close the cover. Plug in the unit. Try again.