Epson PP-50BD Users Guide for Mac - Page 120

Error Associated with Drives (Only for PP-100II/PP-100/PP-50)

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Error Associated with Drives (Only for PP-100II/PP-100/PP-50) Lights Power BUSY ERROR INK STACKER Conditions/Remedies 1234 Drive tray open/close error Resolve the problem as follows. 1. Turn the product off and unplug the power cord. 2. Open the disc cover and check that there are no foreign objects inside; then close the disc cover. 3. Plug the power cord and turn on the power again. 4. Republish a disc. Internal drive error Resolve the problem as follows. 1. Turn the product off and unplug the power cord. 2. Open the disc cover and check the inside of the product; then close the disc cover. 3. Plug the power cord and turn on the power again. Writing error Resolve the problem as follows. 1. Check the disc for any problem. Replace it with another disc if any problem was found. 2. Clean the fan filter if it is clogged with dust. (See "Cleaning the Air Vents (Only for PP-100II/ PP-100/PP-50)" on page 97.) 3. Check if the drive has reached the end of the service life. If so, replace the drive. (See "Checking Maintenance Information" on page 100 and "Replacing the Drive (Only for PP-100II)" on page 105.) Invalid disc error Check as follows. 1. Check the disc type. If the disc loaded in the stacker differs from the disc type you set in the Properties screen of EPSON Total Disc Utility, change the disc or setting. (See "Properties Setting" on page 28.) 2. Check whether the disc has enough space to write the data. 3. Check whether the disc is blank. 120

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Error Associated with Drives (Only for PP-100II/PP-100/PP-50)
Lights
Conditions/Remedies
Power
BUSY
ERROR
INK
STACKER
1
2
3
4
Drive tray open/close error
Resolve the problem as follows.
1. Turn the product off and unplug the power
cord.
2. Open the disc cover and check that there are
no foreign objects inside; then close the disc
cover.
3. Plug the power cord and turn on the power
again.
4. Republish a disc.
Internal drive error
Resolve the problem as follows.
1. Turn the product off and unplug the power
cord.
2. Open the disc cover and check the inside of
the product; then close the disc cover.
3. Plug the power cord and turn on the power
again.
Writing error
Resolve the problem as follows.
1. Check the disc for any problem. Replace it
with another disc if any problem was found.
2. Clean the fan filter if it is clogged with dust.
(See
“Cleaning the Air Vents (Only for PP-100II/
PP-100/PP-50)” on page 97
.)
3. Check if the drive has reached the end of the
service life. If so, replace the drive. (See
“Checking Maintenance Information” on page
100
and
“Replacing the Drive (Only for PP-100II)”
on page 105
.
)
Invalid disc error
Check as follows.
1. Check the disc type.
If the disc loaded in the stacker differs from the
disc type you set in the
Properties
screen of
EPSON Total Disc Utility, change the disc or
setting. (See
“Properties Setting” on page 28
.)
2. Check whether the disc has enough space to
write the data.
3. Check whether the disc is blank.