Adam24
New Member
Hi Guys,
Had an old thread however not had much luck with it.
I have a xc-540 and I have no magenta or cyan what so ever I believed this to be a issue with the fuse as someone said I could have blown the fuse when I was trying to fix my 'sensor eye error'
I have since ordered 3 fuses and changed them I suspect one of my fuses are blown again as on a reader I am getting no reading for fuse number 1 but then again I am not good with the multimeter reader at all I picked it up from screwfix for £7 and after a bit of research how to use it put it on the correct setting.
I am thinking now there is more to it than just the fuse.. Originally when trying to clean the sensor and clean the board a few cables were dirty so I took them out one by one and cleaned all the dust etc when I pulled one of the flex cables out and put it back in and turned the machine on it said temperature too hight 46 degrees. I turned the power back off and went to the cables I removed and found on one of the cables the chip head pins were slightly damaged so I fixed these by straightening them back and switched it on and the error went. However from then I have no magenta and cyan despite changing the fuse,
See images attached.
Thanks
Adam
Had an old thread however not had much luck with it.
I have a xc-540 and I have no magenta or cyan what so ever I believed this to be a issue with the fuse as someone said I could have blown the fuse when I was trying to fix my 'sensor eye error'
I have since ordered 3 fuses and changed them I suspect one of my fuses are blown again as on a reader I am getting no reading for fuse number 1 but then again I am not good with the multimeter reader at all I picked it up from screwfix for £7 and after a bit of research how to use it put it on the correct setting.
I am thinking now there is more to it than just the fuse.. Originally when trying to clean the sensor and clean the board a few cables were dirty so I took them out one by one and cleaned all the dust etc when I pulled one of the flex cables out and put it back in and turned the machine on it said temperature too hight 46 degrees. I turned the power back off and went to the cables I removed and found on one of the cables the chip head pins were slightly damaged so I fixed these by straightening them back and switched it on and the error went. However from then I have no magenta and cyan despite changing the fuse,
See images attached.
Thanks
Adam
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