SHARP AR5316 RESTART CODE - Sharp AR-5316 Advanced Digital Imager Copier

SOURCE: SHARP AR5316 SHOWING PAPER WHILE NO PAPER JAM

try to chek if the actuator of the exit sensor is ok you will find it when you open the side door exactly attached to the heater try to check the end is it in plase or not if not use sim 30 sub1 to check all sensors you wil solve your problem

CheckitRight

• 1363 Answers
• Posted on Oct 25, 2007

SOURCE: sharp ar5316 blank pages printed and copied.

while standing in front of the copier open the Right door and then then flip down the Front door. Are the levers in place ? usually the front door will not close properly if not.

Second take out the toner and look for a loosely hanging piece of plastic on it, give it a tug, does it seem to be a long peice of clear plastic? if yes yank it all the way out. It is a protective piece sent for shipping. It will be on ALL the toners you get.

If not look at the right side door there is a back assembly there with either a black cylinder type roller or some strings.

Are the strings broken , is the roller in place?

SOURCE: sharp copier AR5316

H2 or 2H is related to a fuser under heat or overheat.
Try this first,

Performing a Fault Reset 14 will reset your WorkCentre and will help to clear error codes.

1. Find the pink Clear button on the Control Panel of the WorkCentre.
2. Find the button below the word Auto.
3. Press these buttons in the following sequence: [Clear], [Auto], [Clear], [Auto] NOTE: All of the lights on the Control Panel should go out and the LED Display should go blank. If the lights do not go out, then repeat step 3 until they do. It may be necessary to increase or decrease the pace of the [Clear], [Auto], [Clear], [Auto] sequence.
   
4. Press the [10's] key one time and the [1's] key four times to enter '14' in the LED Display, as if you were to make 14 copies.
5. Press the green [Start] button.
6. Press the pink [Clear] button two times.
7. The WorkCentre should now warm up and come to ready.
8. If the above steps do not clear the error code, repeat steps 3 to 6 a second time.

Ed

• 479 Answers
• Posted on May 11, 2009

SOURCE: getting code H 3

The printer repair guy just left. I'm paraphrasing what he told me:

The Sharp MX4501N was displaying the error: H3-04. This does mean that the printer was reading an above average temperature for the fuser, for some reason.

He said that in his experience, 90% of the time, this is due to power surges/spikes and not an actual incident of the fuser over heating. A good surge protector isn't normally enough and he recommended that we look around for a cheap UPS to condition the power.

Other things that can cause a higher than average reading of the fuser can be caused by paper jams, where a piece or pieces of the paper are lodges inside, insulating the fuser and restricting air flow to the internal compnents. Printing 15-25 blank sheets through the copier can usually dislodge these. If not, call for assistance.

In order to clear the error code (H3-04) from possible powewr surges/pikes, I was given the following code: #P, *, C, 1,4 PRINT
This will remove most of the codes restricting printing to the copier, however, should the code reappear, contact customer service and arrange for a visit from the local repair person.

I hope this helps anyone else who may run in to the same problemThe error: H3-04. This does mean that the printer was reading an above average temperature for the fuser, for some reason.

90% of the time, this is due to Power surges/spikes and not an actual incident of the fuser over heating. A good surge protector isn't normally enough and recommended that we look around for a cheap UPS to condition the power.

Other things that can cause a higher than average reading of the fuser can be caused by paper jams, where a piece or pieces of the paper are lodges inside, insulating the fuser and restricting air flow to the internal compnents. Printing 15-25 blank sheets through the copier can usually dislodge these. If not, call for assistance.

In order to clear the error code (H3-04) from possible power surges/pikes, I was given the following code: #P, *, C, 1,4 PRINT
This will remove most of the codes restricting printing to the copier, however, should the code reappear, contact customer service and arrange for a visit from the local repair person.

I hope this helps anyone else who may run in to the same problem

SOURCE: h3 code in sharp ar5316

It sound like you have a thermistor that either has a buildup on it or it is not contacting the fuser roller. I would remove the fuser, disassy and clean every component. Reinstall and usually the problems go away. Let me know if you need more assistance.