EPSON STYLUS PRO 10600 ERROR CODES

EPSON STYLUS PRO 10600

ERROR CODES 

Maintenance Requests Errors
MAINTENANCE REQ ­ 0100 ­
Waste ink pads are full
MAINTENANCE REQ ­ 0101 ­
The CR motor reached the 3% remaining to the life.
MAINTENANCE REQ ­ 0102 ­
Auto nozzle check error
MAINTENANCE REQ ­ 0103 ­
Backup battery for RTC (real time clock) life expired.
MAINTENANCE REQ ­ 0104 ­
Dot missing detector error
Service Request Errors
SERVICE REQ ­ 00000100 ­
Waste ink pads are full
SERVICE REQ ­ 00000101 ­
CR motor life (Ink tubes also reached their life)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00000102 ­
Nozzle check error compulsory continuity
SERVICE REQ ­ 00000103 ­
RTC backup battery end
SERVICE REQ ­ 00000104 ­
Auto print head optimization system
SERVICE REQ ­ 00000105 ­
Head unit life end
SERVICE REQ ­ 00000106 ­
Cleaning unit life end
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010000 ­
PF motor/ encoder check error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010001 ­
PF motor step­out
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010002 ­
PF motor/overcurrent
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010003 ­
PF motor/ in position time­out error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010004 ­
CR motor/ encoder check error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010005 ­
CR motor step­out
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010006 ­
CR motor/overcurrent
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010007 ­
CR motor/ in position time­out error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010008 ­
Servo interruption watch dog time out error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010009 ­
System interruption watch dog time out error
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001000A ­
CR origin sensor mulfanction
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001000B ­
PF origin sensor mulfanction
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001000C ­
HS origin sensor mulfanction
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001000D ­
Cover sensor mulfanction
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001000E ­
Cover sensor mulfanction
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001000F ­
CR motor over heat (PWM output malfunction)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010010 ­
PF motor over heat (PWM output malfunction)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010011 ­
Paper jam error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010012 ­
Cap origin error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010013 ­
Providing system origin error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010014 ­
Pressurization error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010015 ­
Liquid sensor overflow (K)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010016 ­
Liquid sensor overflow(C)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010017 ­
Liquid sensor overflow (M)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010018 ­
Liquid sensor overflow (LC)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010019 ­
Liquid sensor overflow (LM)
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001001A ­
Liquid sensor overflow (Y)
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001001B ­
Head driver (TG) temperature error
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001001C ­
FS origin (Suction fan shutter home position) error
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001001D ­
CR servo parameter error
SERVICE REQ ­ 0001001E ­
PF servo parameter error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010020 ­
CSIC card read/write error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010021 ­
Starter cartridge error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010022
I­nk type NVRAM status error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010023 ­
RTC operation malfunction
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010024 ­
Module communication time­out error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010025 ­
CSIC EEROR access error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010026 ­
RTC access error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010027 ­
Pressure pump small leak error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00010028 ­
During cleaning, pressure pump small leak error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020000 ­
NVRAM error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020001 ­
NVRAM check sum error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020002 ­
SDRAM error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020003 ­
Flash memory sum error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020004 ­
ASIC illegal version error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020005 ­
Firmware ASIC mismatching error (Version:A)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020006 ­
Firmware ASIC mismatching error (Version:B)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020007 ­
Head/ASIC mismatch error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00020009 ­
Flash memory check sum error
SERVICE REQ ­ 0002000B ­
Memory insufficient error
SERVICE REQ ­ 0002000C ­
Review error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00030000 ­ 00030013 ­
Debug error
SERVICE REQ ­ 00030015 ­
Ink supply defective (K)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00030016 ­
Ink supply defective (C)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00030017 ­
Ink supply defective (M)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00030018 ­
Ink supply defective (LC)
SERVICE REQ ­ 00030019 ­
Ink supply defective (LM)
SERVICE REQ ­ 0003001A ­
Ink supply defective (Y)
SERVICE REQ ­ 0003001B ­
GAP adjustment range error
SERVICE REQ ­ 0003001C ­
Timeout in case of no print finishing with ASIC
SERVICE REQ ­ D0120013 ­
Module comminication error
SERVICE REQ ­ D012001E ­
Engine side ASIC command transmission over flow
SERVICE REQ ­ D012001F ­
Engine side ASIC command receiption over error
SERVICE REQ ­ D0xxxxxx ­
Program error
SERVICE REQ ­ 10000E0 ­
CPU address error
SERVICE REQ ­ 1000100 ­
CPU address error
SERVICE REQ ­ 10000180 ­
CPU reservation instruction code exception error
SERVICE REQ ­ 100001A0 ­
CPU Slot unfair command exception error
SERVICE REQ ­ 100005C0 ­
CPU DMA address error
SERVICE REQ ­ 10000xxx ­
CPU illegal trap
SERVICE REQ ­ FFFFxxxx ­
OS kernel detection error


PHILIPS VACUUM CLEANER FC 6842/A DISASSEMBLING

PHILIPS VACUUM CLEANER 

FC 6842/

DISASSEMBLING 

SERVICE INFORMATION

Motor unit:
The type no. plate is placed on the outside of the lower housing (38). To open the motor unit, remove the inlay by pressing the inlay on the cord winder push-button and remove 2 screws (E). (The inlay is mounted on the cover by means of a snap construction). Use a long Philips screwdriver 9965 000 08332 to remove the 6 screws (F) of the lower housing / top housing. (Holes in lower housing are 13 cm deep). For safety reasons, make sure that the cap clamps do not come above the panel surface (31) after replacing of the switch (30). If the lower housing (38) must be separated from the top housing (15) always replace waterproofing foam (22). Press hard on the housing during assembly of this unit to prevent the foam from moving during assembly. The cord winder lever (14) must be assembled through the top cover at an angle (as shown in the fi gure) to operate the cord winder. Depending on the national version, the cleaner has a 6.3 or 9.3 m cord. The spring unit (101) is standard provided with a 9.3 m spring. To demount the cord winder use TORX screw driver no. T15, which is one of a set consisting of T20, T15, T10, T9, T8 and T6 4822 395 50145.

To check the shampoo circuit, it is neccessary to use the male plug (61) to open the valve in the female plug (32). If pos. 101 is replaced, shaft A must be lubricated with silicone grease (A). This grease may not be used on terminals (103) or on conductors (102).
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Type no. name : HR 68xx Triathlon (dry, wet and shampoo)
Versions : FC 6842 = blue
Voltage : 230 V a.c. 50 Hz; 240 V a.c. 50 Hz
Power : 1300 W (IEC) / 1500 W max.
Air displacement : 51 l/sec. measured without accessories
Vacuum (water col.) : 230 cm measured without accessories
Noise level : 77 dB
Capacity : Supply tank 3 litres (2)
Recovery tank 9 litres wet (7)
Recovery tank 17 litres dry (7)
Dust bag (HR 6947) 10 litres dry (39)
Cord length : 6.3 or 9.3 m (depends on the national version)
Shampoo system : Motorised pump
Air exhaust : AFS-MICRO fi lter FC 8032
Dimensions : 46 x 45 x 32 cm
Net weight : 8.3 kg (without tools)
DISASSEMBLING  
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SONY KDL- 40LX900 - KDL- 40LX903 - KDL- 40LX904 - KDL- 40LX905 - KDL- 52LX900 - KDL- 52LX904 - KDL- 52LX905 -- KDL- 60LX900 - KDL- 60LX903 - KDL- 60LX905 SERVICE MODE AND LED BLINKING CODES

SONY KDL- 40LX900 - KDL- 40LX903 - KDL- 40LX904 - KDL- 40LX905 - KDL- 52LX900 - KDL- 52LX904 - KDL- 52LX905 - KDL- 60LX900 - KDL- 60LX903 - KDL- 60LX905 

SERVICE MODE AND LED BLINKING CODES

REMOTE NUMBER FOR ALL MODELS 

RM-ED030


HOW TO ENTER SERVICE MODE
1) Turn on the main power switch to place this set in standby mode.
2) Press the buttons on the remote commander as follows, and entering service mode.
DISPLAY >CHANNEL 5> VOLUME + >POWER ON
3) Service mode display.
Note: First of all, when you enter Service Mode, you can see “Digital” service mode. Whenever you press “OPTIONS” or “JUMP” on remote, each service mode is changed. “Digital” -> “Chassis” -> “Sub”
WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
Note: Please execute this adjustment if necessary. Change Data of “Digital” service mode. (“006 WB” category)
a. Press “0” or “10” on remote to enter WB adjustment mode.
b. Press number key “1”~”6” directly. “*” stamp move.
c. Press “12 / enter / select” to decide and advance next step. When returning on the previous page, press “return”.
d. Change data by number key “0”~”9” directly. (0-255)
e. Press “12 / enter / select” to save data. It shows red “WRITE”. It indicate writing is processing.
f. Writing process is done at this point.
SAVE CHANGING DATA
1) Change Data of “Chassis” or “Sub” service mode
2) Write data for “Chassis” or “Sub” service mode
a. Press “Mute” on remote. It shows green “SERVICE” changes to green “WRITE”.
b. Press “0” or “enter” on remote. Green “WRITE” changes to red “WRITE”. It indicate writing is processing.
c. After a while, red “WRITE” changes to green “SERVICE”. Writing process is done at this point.
3) TV reboot is necessary for applying data change.
CHANGE DATA
Note: “Digital” service mode don’t have to Save. (except “002 MODEL” category)
1) Change Data of “Digital” service mode. (except “003 DIG_SRV_MODE” category)
a. Press “2 / 5” on remote to select (up / down) category.
b. Press “1 / 4” on remote to select (up / down) Item.
c. Press “0 / 10” on remote to select item.
2) Change Data of “Digital” service mode. ( “003 DIG_SRV_MODE” category) “003 DIG_SRV_MODE” is one category of “Digital” service mode.
Please note because this operation is special.
a. Press “2 / 5” on remote to select “003 DIG_SRV_MODE”.
b. Press “1 / 4” on remote to select (up / down) Item.
c. Press “0 / 10” on remote to select item.
d. Press number key “1”~”9” directly. “*” stamp move.
e. Press “12 / enter / select” to decide and advance next step. Press “return”,
when returning on the previous page
3) Write data for “Digital” service mode. ( “002 MODEL” category)
Note: This procedure operation, when replaced the B board.
Note: Do not write a wrong segment or destination information in Product ID.
When the wrong setting is written, TV may not operate.
000 SEG
࡮࡮࡮Product ID - segment information
001 DEST
࡮࡮࡮Product ID – destination information
a. Change data for each model.
b. Press “0” or “enter” on remote.
It shows red “WRITE”. It indicate writing is processing.
c. Writing process is done at this point.
SET TO SHIPPING CONDITION
How to do shipping condition.
a. Move to “Digital” service mode.
Press “8” on remote.
It shows green “SERVICE” changes to green “RST-”.
Press “mute” on remote.
Added green “EXE” after green “RST-” .
d. Press “0” or “enter” on remote. Green “EXE-RST” changes to red “EXE-RST”. It indicate writing is processing.
After a while, red “EXE-RST” changes to green “SERVICE”.
And all LED lights.
Writing process is done at this point
CHANGE THE EMITTER OUTPUT LEVEL
Note: To reduce the emitter LED output power strength.
Change Data of “Sub” service mode
a. Select “001 TD” category by pressing “2 / 5” on remote.
b. Select “000 EMIT_STR” item by pressing “1 / 4” on remote.
c. Change data from “0” to “1” by pressing “3 / 6” on remote.
0: Strong (Default)
1: Weak
d. Save & Reboot 
SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION
The units in this manual contain a self-diagnostic function. If an error occurs, the STANDBY LED will automatically begin to flash.
The number of times the LED flashes translates to a probable source of the problem. A definition of the STANDBY LED flash indicators is listed in the instruction manual for the user’s knowledge and reference. If an error symptom cannot be reproduced, the remote commander can be used to review the failure occurrence data stored in memory to reveal past problems and how often these problems occur.
DIAGNOSTIC TEST INDICATORS
When an error occurs, the STANDBY LED will flash a set number of times to indicate the possible cause of the problem. If there is more than one error, the LED will identify the first of the problem areas. Result for all of the following diagnostic items are displayed on screen. If the screen displays a “0”, no error has occurred .
STBY LED Flash time
Service menu Item name (Screen Display)
Diagnostic Item Description
2
MAIN_POWE
Main Power Over Voltage Protection
3


DC_ALERT
DC_ALERT
DTT_WDT
DTT Error
AUD_PROT
Audio Abnormal Detection
4
BALANCER_
Panel Balancer Error
5


TCON_ERR
T-CON Error
HFR_ERR
HFR Error
P_ID_ERR
Panel ID NVM Error
6
BACKLITE_
Back Light Error (Panel Inverter)
7


TEMP_ERR
Thermal Error
-
RGB sensor I2C Error
FAN_ERR
FAN Error (Not Detected. Display Only)
8
-
Not used
9
-
Not used
10
-
Not used
11
-
Not used
12
-
Not used
-

RGB_SEN
RGB Sensor ACK Error

SELF-DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN DISPLAY
For errors with symptoms such as “power sometimes shuts off” or “screen sometimes goes out” that cannot be confirmed, it is possible to bring up past occurrences of failure for confirmation on the screen:
DISPLAY >CHANNEL 5> VOLUME - >POWER ON
Exiting the Self-diagnostic screen
To exit the Self Diagnostic screen, turn off the power to the TV by pressing the POWER button on the remote or the POWER button on
the TV.

SANYO LED-42XR11F SERVICE MODE ADJUSTMENTS AND POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT

SANYO BLU RAY

SANYO LED-42XR11

SERVICE MODE  ADJUSTMENTS AND POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT 

Adjustment Instruction
The unit adjustment
According to the wiring diagram specified by “Product Specification”, connect power/backlight board assembly, data processing assembly, IR/Key board assembly correctly, supply with power, turn on the TV set. Check display.
Factory menu instruction
a) Press key “INPUT”, then press digital keys “2,
5,8,0” in turn to enter into primary factorymenu;
b) Press keys “
” and “” to move cursor to each page of primary factory menu, then press key “OK” to enter into submenu page;
c) Press keys “
” and “” to move cursor upward or downward within any one page;
d) Press keys “
” and “” to do adjustment when move cursor to one item;
e) Press key “MENU” to exit submenu page to the superior factory menu;
f) Press key “EXIT” to exit factory menu in any case;
g) Press key “OK” to enter the inferior factory submenu;
h) Factory menu item: Aging Mode to be used for aging the TV set; red, green blue and white full screen picture displays in turn; default setting is OFF;
i) Factory menu item: ADC ADJUST to be used for ADC calibration for VGA and Component;
j) Factory menu item: Fac. Channel Preset to be used for factory channel presetting; central signal digital frequency value for Australia program is set as CH28(529.5 MHz) and CH33(564.5 MHz); original digital program presetting could not change if central signal setting has any modification, so please search for digital program manually by perform item DTV of menu Channel;
k) Factory menu item: Color Temp. to be used for white balance adjustment;
l) Factory menu item: Store Setting Init.
m) Factory menu item: USB SW Update to be used for software updating from USB port; when U disk containing updating software is inserted into USB port, choose the item to perform updating process;
n) Factory menu item: Other Settings include settings of EEPROM Init, MEMC Update, Power mode, MST DEBUG, ISP MODE, Backlight, SSC, NONLINEAR, Video Quality, Audio Quality, Light Sensor, Overscan, etc.; no need any adjustment normally.
o) Factory menu item: Shipment to be used for initializing user data; Success flag will display after initialization, then press KEY POWER only to power off the TV set.
p) Please perform EEPROM Init before adjustment for the first time if software has been upgraded or data have been kept in EEPROM.
ADC calibration for D-SUB channel
a) Switch to D-SUB channel;
b) Press key “INPUT”, then press digital keys “2,
5,8,0” in turn to enter into primary factory menu;
c) Move cursor to item “ADC ADJUST” and press key “OK” to enter into the inferior submenu;
d) Input D-SUB signal (VG-849 Timing:856 (1024×768/60 Hz), Pattern:914 Chess Pattern); move cursor to item “MODE”, press keys “
” and “” to choose item “RGB”, then move cursor to item “AUTO ADC” and press key “OK” to perform auto adjustment until prompt “success” displays;
ADC calibration for Component channel
a) Switch to Component channel;
b) Press key “INPUT”, then press digital keys “2,
5,8,0” in turn to enter into primary factory menu;
c) Move cursor to item “ADC ADJUST” and press key “OK” to enter into the inferior submenu;
d) Input Component signal (VG-849 Timing:972(1080i), Pattern:918 100% color bar); move cursor to item “MODE”, press keys “
” and “” to choose item “YPbPr”, then move cursor to item “AUTO ADC” and press key “OK” to perform auto adjustment until prompt “success” displays;
White balance adjustment
Unless specified by customer, default settings of COOL color temperature is 12000K and chromatic coordinates is (272,278); referenced settings of Normal color temperature is 9300K and chromatic coordinates is (285,293); referenced settings of Warm color temperature is 6500K and chromatic coordinates is (313,329); Default setting is Normal.
Adjustment procedures
The TV set should be working above 30 minutes to be in a stabler state before adjustment. Use CA-210 BBY channel to adjust white balance;
a) Switch to HDMI channel;
b) Press key “INPUT”, then press digital keys “2,
5,8,0” in turn to enter into primary factory menu;
c) Move cursor to item “W/B ADJUST” and press key “OK” to enter into the inferior submenu;
d) Input HDMI signal (VG-849 Timing:856(1024×768/60 Hz),Pattern:921 16 step Gray); move cursor to item “MODE”, press keys “
” and “” to choose item “HDMI”, then move cursor to item “TEMPERTURE” and press keys “” and “” to choose “COOL”;
e) Fix “G GAIN”, adjust “R GAIN, B GAIN” to set 14th chromatic coordinates as (272,278);
f) Fix “G OFFSET”, adjust “R OFFSET
B OFFSET” to set 4th chromatic coordinates as (272,278);
g) To make sure chromatic coordinates of bright scale are (X=272±10,Y=278±10) and chromatic coordinates of dark scale are (X=272±10
Y=278±10) during adjusting;
h) Move cursor to item “COPY ALL” to copy white balance data to other channels except DTV channel;
i) Check if chromatic coordinates of NORMAL and WARM meet the requirements (permitted error of NORMAL bright scale: x±10,y±10, permitted error of NORMAL dark scale: x±10,y±10; permitted error of WARM bright scale and dark scale: x±10,y±10); if not, adjust “R_GAIN /B_GAIN/R_OFF/B_OFF” to be up to the requirements and then save the data;
j) Perform “Copy All” for Normal/Warm adjustments except DTV channel;
k) Check if chromatic coordinates of other channels meet the requirements, if not, do adjustment for nonstandard channel alone with the same procedures from b) to j) as HDMI channel’s and then save the data;
l) Switch to HDMI channel, change to 16-grey-scale program from central signal source, adjust white balance with the same procedures from e) to g) as HDMI channel’s; but pay attention not to perform “COPY ALL”!
m) Inspect all channels after completing adjustment to check if display is normal;
n) Refer to the following rule for adjustment:
B Gain/Offset: adjust B Gain/Offset downward, coordinates of X and Y will increase, adjust B Gain/Offset upward, coordinates of X and Y will decrease;
R Gain/Offset: adjust R Gain/Offset will affect X value, but affect Lv value slightly, adjust R Gain/Offset upward, coordinates of X will increase, adjust R Gain/Offset downward, coordinates of X will decrease;
G Gain/Offset: adjust G Gain/Offset will affect Y value, and affect Lv value greatly, adjust G Gain/Offset upward, coordinates of Y will increase, adjust G Gain/Offset downward, coordinates of Y will decrease;
Note: Sanyo customer requires that default color temperature is Normal, adjust white balance of color temperature Normal and Cool in Dynamic picture mode; for other customers, please adjust white balance of color temperature Cool in Dynamic picture mode.
User Menu Setting before Ex-factory
Enter into Factory Menu and choose “Shipment” to perform presetting before ex-factory; Main procedures are described as follow:
a) Clear out all programs;
b) Clear out information of VCHIP
parent control, etc.;
c) Default user analog parameter setting;
d) Recover default password;
e) Set Menu Language as English

f) Set Power mode as Off.
POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT 
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