Latex 365 Curing Module Error

[Charlie Bucket]

Hello Community,
Can anyone help please with the following error:
Description: Curing module 1 (right to left) fault
Error code: 0x1101005
Is this an easy fix and is this something I can buy and replace on my own? Thanks for your help!

 

[balstestrat]

It needs a new heater on that slot.

If you know what to do, you can do it. If you don't know what a torx bit is, you can't do it.

 

[Charlie Bucket]

Thank you! I have a torx bit. Now I just need to see if I can find a step by step on how to replace. Any chance you know where I can buy one?

 

[balstestrat]

You can buy it from HP parts store or any reseller.

B4H70-67142

You open the covers, remove old, install new. That's about all the instructions.

 

[MikePro]

that's super weird, i had same or similar issue today and fixed it
module 1 is closest to the screen. End of a heating coil connection had come unpinned from the rivot
yes, you can replace but you may be able to fix in a pinch by popping a few panels to inspect

Troubleshooting HP Latex curing module.

Latex inks are water based therefore it requires decent amount of heat in order to evaporate water, dry and cure the latex polymer film...

printmechanic.blogspot.com

 

[ozpall]

i replaced mine on my hp360 a few months ago, there are 2 version so you need to know which version you have. is not hard but you do have to take quite a few parts off from printer.

 

[MikePro]

in to add: for my heater issue, it was exactly as posted in the link where the coil itself came undone from the rivot.
no soldering was necessary, just had to use a flathead screwdriver to lift the edge of the rivot enough to pull some slack from the coil and wrap-around and then re-pinch it back down.

you shouldn't have to remove the whole curing assembly either. I was able to just remove the two side panels, and the middle cover that houses the magnet for the flip window, and then remove all the screws of the top-half of the curing module to tip-up and expose the curing modules & harnesses. then i simply removed the single heater to rewire the coil. took about an hour in all, and managed to salvage the ~$800 curing module.

 

[balstestrat]

i replaced mine on my hp360 a few months ago, there are 2 version so you need to know which version you have. is not hard but you do have to take quite a few parts off from printer.

365 only uses the new one that I already posted of.