My error code is 09,038,46:6774 xerox phaser 8560

Go to the Xerox.com website and follow the troubleshooting aid to these types of faults.
Good luck.

You will probably have to replace the ink loader

7,010.43:
The printhead is stuck in the tilted position or is not able to tilt forward to the print position, due to problems:

Has ink spilled ink around the printhead that prevents it from moving to its center position? You should be able to push the printhead right to left. Clean the printhead area. Is the printhead stuck to the Wiper Blade? Check the process drive gears for obstructions. Ensure the gears are correctly aligned and homed. Has ink spilled on the Head Tilt gear drive train? Clean the gears area of ink.

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9,006.41: The magenta ink melt heater is On, but ink is not dripping.

Manually verify that the ink stick is able to advance in the ink loader chute. Check for broken or wrong type ink cubes.

That error signifies a problem with the printhead tilt, you need to replace the Process motor camshaft pivot kit, part number 8560-Z2.
http://www.iteminconline.com/8560-z2_8560-z2-xerox-8560-process-motor-camshaft-kit.htm

Hi,
In the Xerox support website that error indicates that the printer needs to be turned off and call for xerox assistance. Does not specify the problem.

Although, this website refers to this problem.

http://www.fortwayneprinterrepair.com/wordpress/2011/09/25/xerox-phaser-8400-8500-8550-8560-07010-43-error-message/

If the printer has only one year old, the best solution will be to call for xerox assistance because it is under warranty.... I think...

First off on your screen access troubleshooting, and perform the remove light strips and also remove smears and skips.
Next go to Xerox.com, under support and drivers enter 8560 in the search box. then go to the support page.
You want to look up the procedures for TEC color correction. And follow those steps.
If you are using a generic ink then, all bets are off in getting true color reproduction.

Most likely you are using generic ink or ink not made for that specific machine. The black ink is the one causing the problem. the printer will then need to be reset.

You just select 2-sided printing in the print dialog box. I think it's on the finishing tab. I'm assuming you aren't trying to print on 2nd side of pre-printed stock. That would be a different issue.

Although I agree totally, the anwer is no. Althought it appears black, take a piece of it an use it like a crayon. It is a combination of all the color inks combined. So if you take and rub it on a piece of paper it will be a purple color. So threfore would not create proper colors.
Now to save ink, Do not turn the printer off at all. Just let it use its own sleep mode. The power consumption is intermittent to keep the print head warm and uses about the same ammount of electricity as your refridgerator light bulb. The reason being, when you turn off a solid ink printer, it purges the print head of ALL old ink and dumps it into the waste tray. That is part of those weird noises you hear when you cycle up the machine, one is a compressor emptying the print head.
Also, honestly, althogh I am not sure what you are using the machine for. But you would be wise to put that product on a pay per page maintenance agreement. That includes all ink and all service. Some of the parts for those printers are super expensive.
I will say one thing you can do with that waste ink, if you know anyone who has children, they can use them as purple crayons..