toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

[Guest]

I have a copier toshiba e-studio452. When I command 20 copy, after finishing 11 or 12 copy by showing "wait" machine rotate for a long time about 10 minute. this is happened from all drawer and bypass,Now what can I do? please help me any one,I will pleased.

[stockman123]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

I have a copier toshiba e-studio452. When I command 20 copy, after finishing 11 or 12 copy by showing "wait" machine rotate for a long time about 10 minute. this is happened from all drawer and bypass,Now what can I do? please help me any one,I will pleased.

try to reformat the hdd 952 I be leave

[SalesServiceGuy]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

08-690 Format the HDD. Then do a 08-1119 to clear the RAM.

The users have probably been improperly turning the copier on/off via the hard switch which has caused the HDD to become corrupted. The users need to use the proper shut down sequence from the LCD to gently power down the copier.

You should update the firmware to V355 while you are there.

[stockman123]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

08-690 Format the HDD. Then do a 08-1119 to clear the RAM.

The users have probably been improperly turning the copier on/off via the hard switch which has caused the HDD to become corrupted. The users need to use the proper shut down sequence from the LCD to gently power down the copier.

You should update the firmware to V355 while you are there.

Also check the toner to see if it's very low or empty. I have that firmware if needed

[didi2005]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

Sounds like fuser error, not enough heat...

[stockman123]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

[QUOTE=didi2005;410839]Sounds like fuser error, not enough heat...[/QUOTE
If the fuser lost heat it would code out

[Riyadh hossain]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

[QUOTE=stockman123;410872]

Sounds like fuser error, not enough heat...[/QUOTE
If the fuser lost heat it would code out

Is thermistor responsible for that? problem is "please wait" after 10 or 11 copy , it occur frequently

[arnh79]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

Bad thermistors will cause those symptoms. I've replaced several on e350 series and e281c series because of that exact problem.

[didi2005]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

[QUOTE=Riyadh hossain;410874]

Is thermistor responsible for that? problem is "please wait" after 10 or 11 copy , it occur frequently

Check thermistor & heater lamp~~~

[Riyadh hossain]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

Finally I solved this problem .One thing is very regret that here are a lot of expert, they could not solved my problem. It occurs for low voltage When I changed the power source, my copier is ok.Some expert said some setting such as 08>952,1119, I can't enter this settings,Why????????????????????

[stockman123]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

Finally I solved this problem .One thing is very regret that here are a lot of expert, they could not solved my problem. It occurs for low voltage When I changed the power source, my copier is ok.Some expert said some setting such as 08>952,1119, I can't enter this settings,Why????????????????????

this is a reformat for the hard drive

[arnh79]

Re: toshiba e studio 452 showing "wait" during copying

Finally I solved this problem .One thing is very regret that here are a lot of expert, they could not solved my problem. It occurs for low voltage When I changed the power source, my copier is ok.Some expert said some setting such as 08>952,1119, I can't enter this settings,Why????????????????????

Maybe you'd get better help if you weren't so rude! To imply that members of this forum are somehow responsible for solving all your problems is incredibly arrogant. We don't get paid to post here, and we expect those who participate in these forum discussions to be respectful and knowledgeable about the products they work on. This is not a site for untrained end users who have never looked in a Service Manual before posting. Take the advice from other techs for what it is: advice, not solicited solutions from a company. That type of approach will NOT work here and you will eventually find that people will have no desire to help you in the future.