Receiving an error 920.06 Service fuser error

SOURCE: Receiving an error 920.06 Service fuser error

920 .06 Fuser is not increasing in temperature even though the lamp has been on for an extended time. Fuser page count between 0 and 99,999. • Fuser is not receiving AC power. • Poor supply line voltage.

SOURCE: 920 service fuser error

nothing you can do but replace the fuser

SOURCE: Error 120.10 service fuser error

Service Fuser Error appears on your Lexmark printer when the fuser does not warm to the required temperature. For this error on this Lexmark model, the manual states you should power off the printer and power it back on, and if it is not plugged into a wall power point, change it to a power point mounted directly on the wall. Personally, I never got a Lexmark printer to work doing this, but this is in the manual. If this won't help, and the printer is under warranty, you should log it in with the servicing company.

If the printer is out of warranty, your next option is to change the fuser which costs around $350, so I think you would be better off getting a new printer unless you find a second hand one on Ebay.

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Service Fuser Error appears when the fuser does not warm to the required temperature. For this error on this Lexmark model T632, the manual states you should power off the printer and power it back on, and if it is not plugged into a wall power point, change it to a power point mounted directly on the wall. Personally, I never got a Lexmark printer to work doing this, but this is in the manual. If this won't help, and the printer is under warranty, you should log it in with the servicing company.

If the printer is out of warranty, your next option is to change the fuser which costs around $90 on Ebay.

SOURCE: 920 service error fuser

This problem (920 Fuser Error) occurs when the Fuser is below temperature while printing. The 920 error caused by low line voltage can sometimes be cleared by turning the machine off and on. You should replace the fusser and reassemble it.

You can also follow these steps:

Note that you do this on your own responsability.

Remove the fuser heater cable from the power supply (CN602). If there is no continuity in the heater wire, replace the fuser heater and thefuser oil coating roller. If there is no continuity in the thermostat, or it does not equal 240K Ohms at25 degrees C (room temperature), replace the fuser thermostat and the fuser oil coating roller. If the thermal fuse is open, just replace it.

If there is continuity, and the thermostat is good, only replace the power supply. If this doesn't fix the problem, replace the printer controller board.