HP M5025 Service Manual - Page 440
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Table 6-2 Control-panel messages (continued) Control panel message Description Recommended action 4. Remove the stapler/stacker feed assembly and perform the following tasks. ● Remove any media from SR2100. ● Check the operation of the sensor flag and sensor-flag spring and make sure that the flag does not block the sensor. If the flag or the spring is damaged, replace the stapler/stacker feed assembly. ● Clean SR2100 by blowing air gently into the sensing area. Check the sensor for correct mounting, cable connection, and alignment with the sensor flag. If the sensor is damaged or nor working, replace the sensor. ● Check operation of the drive gears and belts at the rear of the stapler/ stacker feed assembly. Turning any of the gears should turn all of the rollers in the assembly. If the gears or belts are not working, replace the stapler/stacker feed assembly. 5. If, after performing the previous steps, the problem persists, replace the stapler/stacker control board. NOTE See also, General paperpath and jam troubleshooting on page 449. 13.12.38 Jam inside upper left door Delay jam at SR2103 (stapler/stacker delivery sensor). Media did not arrive at SR2103 within the expected time. SR2103 is located in the paper path of the stapler/stacker at the exit rollers to the stacker-output bin. SR2103 is the exit sensor for the stapler/ stacker and senses media-presence as media exits the stapler/stacker into the stacker-output bin. 1. Open the upper left door and perform the following tasks: ● Remove any paper or obstructions in the paper path. ● Press down on the upper portion of the green guide and remove any media from between the green guide and the stapler/stacker exit rollers. 2. Make sure that the upper left door is mounted correctly at the bottom and that it closes securely at the top. If the door does not close correctly or if it shows signs of wear, replace the door. 410 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting ENWW