2-10 Service Manual
4506-1xx
In the table below, white rows are primary codes, and secondary codes are in gray.
Description/action
z Ready/Power Saver. See “Ready/Power Saver” on page 2-11.
✷ Busy (processing or printing). See “Busy” on page 2-11.
x Hex Trace Ready. See “Hex Trace Ready” on page 2-11.
zz Waiting. See “Waiting” on page 2-12
✷✷Flushing/Resolution reduced. See “Flushing / Resolution
reduced” on page 2-12.
z Not Ready (printer offline). See “Not ready” on page 2-12.
z Close door. See “Close door / Insert cartridge” on page 2-12.
zzLoad media. See “Load media” on page 2-12.
z ✷ Load manual feeder. See “Load manual feeder” on page 2-12.
✷ z Print side two of a duplex job. See “Print side two of duplex job”
on page 2-12.
z Toner low. See “Toner low” on page 2-13.
z ✷ Replace the photoconductor. See “Replace the photoconductor
kit” on page 2-13.
zzPaper jam. Press and release twice briefly to display secondary
error codes.
z z z 200 Paper jam input sensor. See “200 Paper jam at the input
sensor” on page 2-14.
z z z 201 Paper jam between input and exit sensors. See “201 Paper
jams between the input sensor and exit sensor” on page 2-14.
z z z 202 Paper jam exit sensor. See “202 Paper jams as a printed job
exits the printer.” on page 2-15.
zzCartridge errors. Press and release twice briefly to display
secondary error codes.
z ✷ z 42 Cartridge region mismatch. Install the correct cartridge.
z ✷ z 33 Change cartridge/invalid refill. Install a new cartridge.
z z z 31 Defective cartridge/missing cartridge
z z z 32 Unsupported toner cartridge
zzInvalid engine code/Invalid network code
z z z Invalid engine code
z ✷ z Invalid network code
zzz Programming engine code/Programming system code
zzzzzzCancel job/Reset printer
zzPrinter error. Press and release twice briefly to display
secondary error codes.
z z z Standard network software error in the manual feeder
z z z Complex page. See “Complex page” on page 2-15.
z ✷ z Insufficient printer memory
z z z Insufficient collation area
The secondary light pattern is related to the
primary light pattern immediately preceding it.
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