Questions & Answers for: pcu black error

Black PCU I have an error message that reads: Replace Black PCU. What is a Black PCU, where is is, and how do I go about replacing? The printer originally quit working, when this message appeared, but

...Black PCU. Hi, after a jam has been cleared the printer is giving a Black PCU replacement error. It still prints fine, is this something I can fix myself? Hi yes you can fix it yourself it is just a ...

...Black PCU and the color PCU, then run the auto color registration from the Menu. I tried this and my Color Registration Error went away. I had a customer call about this problem.  We took a look ...

...pcu) sc 364 Black TD sensor (pcu) check if the pcu's are in position tight 364 toner output error black 361 toner output error Magenta in both cases change the drums for each ( I would do them all) ...

...black pcu is pretty reasonable, but the color one is $300 plus! For your sake I hope its the black one that needs replacement! You should be able to verify the error message in your user manual and ...

...black pcu(drum unit). the life of the pcu(s) are 15k each(blk & col) . the machine will work but copy quality will reduce and the error will be there. replacing the cartridge has nothing to do ...

...black pcu type f - is that the black toner? No, the PCU is separate from the toner. It is basically the drum imaging unit, and it can easily be replaced if you have a new one. When you open the ...

...Black TD sensor disconnected • Harness between TD sensor and PCU defective • Defective TD sensor, replace the PCU Note: The TD sensor cannot be replaced independently. The PCU must be replaced if the ...

...black PCU possible cause: • TD sensor harness disconnected, loose, defective • A drawer connector (located on the rear of a development unit) disconnected, loose, defective • TD sensor defective, ...

...what shall do is because of the magenta pump error or drum unit TD sensor problem, what shall i do Sc 361 Magenta TD sensor (pcu) sc 364 Black TD sensor (pcu) check if the pcu's are in position ...