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TROUBLESHOOTING 79
LED codes (continued)
00
When the E100 is in the
Idle state and
in operational mode, the
LED display shows 00.
If the LED display shows
00, but the system is not
functioning properly, one
or more of the following
may be the cause of the
problem:
Faulty connection
between the E100 and
copier
Service switches are set to
an incorrect mode
Improper service board
cable connection
Corrupted system
software
Missing, faulty, or dead
battery
Corrupted BIOS settings
on the motherboard
Missing or faulty chassis
fan
Faulty CPU and/or CPU
cooling assembly
Faulty HDD or HDD
connection
Faulty motherboard
1. Check and reseat all cable connections between the E100 and copier.
2. Make sure that the E100 service switches are set to OFF (both away from
ON).
3. If the server date/time cannot be set or responds slowly, replace the battery
on the motherboard, and then update the date/time in Server Setup.
4. Shut down and open the E100, and do the following:
Reseat the power and data cables to the HDD. Make sure that the data cable
is connected to the proper connector on the motherboard.
5. Clear the CMOS (see page 57).
6. Reinstall system software.
7. If no airflow or fan noise is evident at the vent holes of the chassis where
the chassis fan is located, replace the chassis fan.
8. Replace external cables, one at a time.
9. Check and reseat the CPU cooling assembly, and then clear the CMOS (see
page 57).
10. Replace the CPU cooling assembly.
11. Replace the CPU, and then clear the CMOS (see page 57).
12. Replace the HDD data cable.
13. Replace the HDD.
14. Replace the motherboard.
FF, A7, A8
Possibly one of the
following:
Corrupted BIOS settings
on the motherboard
Faulty motherboard
Faulty or missing CPU
1. Clear the CMOS (see page 57).
2. Replace the motherboard.
3. Replace the CPU, and then clear the CMOS (see page 57).
TABLE 3 E100 errors
Symptom Possible cause Suggested action

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