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English Message or code 10.06.09:41 41.00.00.68 41.00.00.69 41.02.00.62 51.01.00:92 51.02.00:92 51.03.00:92 51.04.00:92 86.01.00:01 86.04.XX:08 Recommendation The emergency stops and/or safety relay have been activated. Check that the emergency stops are not activated in the printer nor in the input and output units. If the problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue. The roll may be over. If so, thread a new roll, and perform a substrate load. The roll may be over. If so, thread a new roll, and perform a substrate load. Problem moving main roller. Check that there is no jam and that the input and output tension bars have not reached their mechanical limits; either reload substrate or return the tension bars to their correct positions if applicable (you may use the jumbo input and output units in manual mode or the printer Internal Print Server arrow buttons). If needed, run substrate path mechanics diagnostics if problem persists. The main window is open. Close the window to continue printing. If the problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue. The front cover is open. Close the front cover to continue printing. If the problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue. The loading table is not closed. Close the loading table to continue printing. If the problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue. The emergency stops and/or safety relay have been activated. Check that the emergency stops are not activated. If the problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue. Carriage movement failure. Ensure that maintenance routines are up to date, then perform Reinitialize carriage from the Internal Print Server. Also perform the carriage-rail cleaning process. Possible scan-axis jam detected. Check that servicing and substrate paths are completely clean and clear of obstacles, then perform Reinitialize carriage from the Internal Print Server. If the problem persists, run subsystem diagnostics and call your service representative. The above table includes the most significant numerical codes. If you receive an error code that is not in the table, follow the instructions in the message. ENWW 9

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Message or code
Recommendation
10.06.09:41
The emergency stops and/or safety relay have been activated. Check that
the emergency stops are not activated in the printer nor in the input and
output units. If the problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue.
41.00.00.6
8
41.00.00.6
9
The roll may be over. If so, thread a new roll, and perform a substrate load.
41.02.00.62
Problem moving main roller. Check that there is no jam and that the input
and output tension bars have not reached their mechanical limits; either
reload substrate or return the tension bars to their correct positions if
applicable (you may use the jumbo input and output units in manual mode
or the printer Internal Print Server arrow buttons). If needed, run substrate
path mechanics diagnostics if problem persists.
51.01.00:92
The main window is open. Close the window to continue printing. If the
problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue.
51.02.00:92
The front cover is open. Close the front cover to continue printing. If the
problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue.
51.03.00:92
The loading table is not closed. Close the loading table to continue
printing. If the problem persists, run a diagnostic to identify the issue.
51.04.00:92
The emergency stops and/or safety relay have been activated. Check that
the emergency stops are not activated. If the problem persists, run a
diagnostic to identify the issue.
86.01.00:01
Carriage movement failure. Ensure that maintenance routines are up to
date, then perform
Reinitialize carriage
from the Internal Print Server. Also
perform the carriage-rail cleaning process.
86.04.XX:08
Possible scan-axis jam detected. Check that servicing and substrate paths
are completely clean and clear of obstacles, then perform
Reinitialize
carriage
from the Internal Print Server. If the problem persists, run
subsystem diagnostics and call your service representative.
The above table includes the most signi
cant numerical codes. If you receive an error code that is not in the table,
follow the instructions in the message.
ENWW
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English
The roll may be over. If so, thread a new roll, and perform a substrate load.