HP Scitex FB10000 Geffen TS Error 66117 - Page 2

Error ID: 66117: Unified Cooler - Water Overflow, After completing corrective steps

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Error ID: 66117: Unified Cooler - Water Overflow Troubleshooting 2. If the water level is above the Overflow mark, the Overflow LED should light in orange as well. Use the drain valve to drain the excessive water accordingly. 3. Click the Clear Error button in the application window. Note: After completing corrective steps, click the Clear Error button in the printer SW to check if the problem was solved. WARNING! High Voltage System! Do not touch any wiring while system is UP! From this stage and on, only an HP certified electrician may perform the tests. 4. If the water level is above the Overflow mark and the Overflow LED does not light - replace the LED. 5. If the water level is below the Overflow mark, a possible cause of the error might be a faulty Overflow Level Sensor or a wire disconnection. In this case continue to step 6. Unified Cooler Overflow Sensor and J1 connector 6. Remove the cooler electrical panel cover by releasing its screws. 2

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Error ID: 66117: Unified Cooler – Water Overflow
Troubleshooting
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2.
If the water level is above the Overflow mark, the Overflow LED should light in orange as well. Use the drain valve to drain the excessive
water accordingly.
3.
Click the Clear Error button in the application window.
Note:
After completing corrective steps, click the Clear Error button in the printer SW to check if the problem was solved.
WARNING!
High Voltage System! Do not touch any wiring while system is UP!
From this stage and on, only an HP certified electrician may perform the tests.
4.
If the water level is above the Overflow mark and the Overflow LED does not light - replace the LED.
5.
If the water level is below the Overflow mark, a possible cause of the error might be a faulty Overflow Level Sensor or a wire disconnection.
In this case continue to step
6.
Unified Cooler Overflow Sensor and J1 connector
6.
Remove the cooler electrical panel cover by releasing its screws.