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fredie pascual Posted on Apr 04, 2014

Hcb bulb error alarm. when i open my card printer

When i open my printer it says alarm hcb bulb error code 14002.what will i do..?

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My printer showing hcb bulb error 14002

The printer has upper and lower transfer rollers that have to be brought up to and maintain a certain temperature for the image-transfer step in printing. The HCB board (halogen control board) reports a 14002 error, it is indicating that it is not able to either reach or maintain the proper temperature. That means one or the other heaters is bad, a sensor is bad, or a power-control component is bad. Regardless of which, this can be address only by servicing the printer. Contact your Zebra dealer if the printer is still under warranty or a Zebra extended-warranty agreement.

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How do I fix The Hcb bulb error in the Zebra ZXP Series

Dear Pattie Blackwell,

You can ask these guys for help, they are very educated in barcode technics, barcode printers and scanners. HU/DE/SK/EN:
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Pass code for sony ericsson hcb 30

Pass code for HCB-30 is 0000. (On mine anyway)
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What is error code 6500?

This is an error indicating a problem with the Logic Board Assembly. It's probably not worth fixing, with printer prices being fairly low.\

According to the MP800 Service Manual:

2-2. Service Call Errors (by Cyclic Blinking in Orange (Alarm LED) and Green (COPY button), or
Alarm LED Lit in Orange)

Service call errors are indicated by the number of cycles the Alarm LED and COPY button blink, and the corresponding error
code is displayed on the LCD.

*Cycles of blinking in orange (Alarm LED) and green (COPY button) - 20 times

*Other hardware error - Error

*Error Code - [6500]

*Conditions - The PCI bus error is detected by the ASIC.

*Solution (Replacement of listed parts, which are likely to be faulty) - Logic board ***'y
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Both lights are blinking and will not print

they call that flash codes or error codes. please count
count how many times the lights flash, here is what they mean

Alarm / Power light flashes orange 7 times consecutively (ink cartridge installed incorrectly)

Alarm / Power light flashes orange 5 times consecutively (Print Head Error)

Alarm / Power light flashes orange 4 times consecutively (Out of Ink Error)


Alarm / Power light flashes orange 3 times consecutively (Paper Jam Error / Cover Error)

Alarm / Power light flashes orange 2 times consecutively (Load Paper / Paper Feed Error)

Alarm / Power light flashes orange 16 times consecutively (This FINE Cartridge has previously been used)

Alarm / Power light flashes orange 15 times consecutively (FINE cartridge not recognized)
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Phaser 8200 error code

I think I had this error once. Could be your bulbs (one or both) are out or are on their way out. I had to replace mine. They are 150 watt halogen bulbs. When you open it up, do you see lights on the side peering in?
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Error 002 with Canon image class MF 8180 C

I usually open the back cover, top cover, cartridge cover and pull out the paper tray. Sometimes this clears the alarm, if this does not clear the alarm, I unplug the printer for a couple minutes. Between opening and closing the covers and unpluging the printer, the alarm goes away. Ray
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