Sensor failure #a3-3311
SOURCE: Deve Home sensor Error as occur cannot get printer to work
The web does not offer alot on this error. However the users manual indicates it is a fuser issue. Try a new maintenance kit. That should include the fuser and all rollers.
SOURCE: deve home sensor error
This can be fixed by stretching out a solenoid spring on the power cord
side of the printer. The solenoid acts as a clutch to stop the spinning
developer actuator at the right spot.
Open up the right side (power cord side) of the printer (take off top
cover, then take off side cover). Then, find a solenoid (little metal
square) that touches the white plastic vertical spur gear. Take the
spring off the solenoid. Now, put the spring back on - only this time
you will attach one anchor point to the middle of the spring as to
pre-stretch the spring for more tension.
The problem is that the spring gets weak over time / the cogs round out
over time and the solenoid finger is overcome by the spinning cogs, and
resulting in selecting the wrong developer.
More pictures of the solenoid on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?pid=55779771&id=2257206&fbid=10100154259704133
SOURCE: deve home sensor error on samsung clx-3160
This can be fixed by stretching out a solenoid spring on the power cord
side of the printer. The solenoid acts as a clutch to stop the spinning
developer actuator at the right spot.
Below steps are for the CLP-300 which has the same Imager/Developer. It's just a bit more involved taking off the top in the CLX-3160.
Open up the right side (power cord side) of the printer (take off top
cover, then take off side cover). Then, find a solenoid (little metal
square) that touches the white plastic vertical spur gear. Take the
spring off the solenoid. Now, put the spring back on - only this time
you will attach one anchor point to the middle of the spring as to
pre-stretch the spring for more tension.
The problem is that the spring gets weak over time / the cogs round out
over time and the solenoid finger is overcome by the spinning cogs, and
resulting in selecting the wrong developer.
More pictures of the solenoid on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?pid=55779771&id=2257206&fbid=10100154259704133
SOURCE: i am getting deve home sensor error on my samsung
Dev. Home error can be fixed by stretching out a solenoid spring on the power cord
side of the printer. The solenoid acts as a clutch to stop the spinning
developer actuator at the right spot.
The problem is that the spring gets weak over time / the cogs round out
over time and the solenoid finger is overcome by the spinning cogs, and
resulting in selecting the wrong developer.
Open up the right side (power cord side) of the printer (take off top
cover, then take off side cover). Then, find a solenoid (little metal
square) that touches the white plastic vertical spur gear. Take the
spring off the solenoid. Now, put the spring back on - only this time
you will attach one anchor point to the middle of the spring as to
pre-stretch the spring for more tension.
More pictures of the solenoid on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?pid=55779771&id=2257206&fbid=10100154259704133
SOURCE: samsung clx-3160fn deve home sensor error
Dev. Home error can be fixed by stretching out a solenoid spring on the
power cord
side of the printer. The solenoid acts as a clutch to stop the spinning
developer actuator at the right spot.
The problem is that the spring gets weak over time / the cogs round out
over time and the solenoid finger is overcome by the spinning cogs, and
resulting in selecting the wrong developer.
Open up the right side (power cord side) of the printer (take off top
cover, then take off side cover). Then, find a solenoid (little metal
square) that touches the white plastic vertical spur gear. Take the
spring off the solenoid. Now, put the spring back on - only this time
you will attach one anchor point to the middle of the spring as to
pre-stretch the spring for more tension.
More pictures of the solenoid on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?pid=55779771&id=2257206&fbid=10100154259704133
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