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4085-001 Attendance Message Description Action 31 Defective Cartridge XXXX A representation of the operator panel when the printer detects a defective ink cartridge. In this representation, the XXX is a placeholder for some combination of C,M,Y, and K. The defective cartridge is identified in the XXXX string. The engine firmware was either unable to communicate with the ink cartridge EEPROM or the ink cartridge EEPROM was corrupted. This could be the case if the ink cartridge has a missing or defective smart chip. Open the cover and replace the defective ink cartridge(s). The carrier appears at the ink cartridge change location. Press and hold Select, and then press Return to display debug data for the engine microcode and the applicable smart options. The service engineer should use this function to help diagnose the problem. 1. Try POR. 2. Remove and reinstall the defective cartridge. 3. Inspect pogo pins for damage. Diagnostic Information 2-31

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Diagnostic Information
2-31
4085-001
Attendance Message
Description
Action
31 Defective
Cartridge XXXX
A representation of
the operator panel
when the printer
detects a defective ink
cartridge. In this
representation, the
XXX is a placeholder
for some combination
of C,M,Y, and K. The
defective cartridge is
identified in the XXXX
string.
The engine firmware
was either unable to
communicate with the
ink cartridge
EEPROM or the ink
cartridge EEPROM
was corrupted. This
could be the case if
the ink cartridge has a
missing or defective
smart chip.
Open the cover and
replace the defective ink
cartridge(s). The carrier
appears at the
ink
cartridge
change location.
Press and hold
Select,
and then press
Return
to
display debug data for the
engine microcode and the
applicable smart options.
The service engineer
should use this function to
help diagnose the
problem.
1. Try POR.
2. Remove and reinstall
the defective cartridge.
3. Inspect pogo pins for
damage.