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Unfinished calibration. have you had the developer and drum recently replaced. I believe what happen was the developer replacement procedure was not followed, or the control board drum sensor have a problems/developer unit. Have a Konica Minolta Technician look at it. When was last PM performed.
normally you will need to let the printer know that you have preformed any maintenance on it by clearing the error count after such an error occurs and is fixed it is normally listed under general or service options on the printer menu but you may need to look through the users manual
Power down Machine and restart. If error comes back , you need to order a fusing unit or maintenance kit depending on the pages printed. To get the counts for the last maintenance kit press check mark and scroll to information ,check mark then print configuration page check mark.
Press and hold “Stop”, “Maintenance”, and
“Power” buttons for about 10 seconds. A message will come on the screen
saying counter is reset and to turn the printer off. The R200 and
others don’t have a screen so just wait until the 10 seconds is up.
Turn the printer off, unplug the power
cord. Wait about 1 minute and power the printer back up. The counter
will be reset. That’s all there is to the reset procedure.
There is supposed to be an orange chip on the back of that tray.
If that is not present or seating properly that will cause that problem.
Pull out the green tray and see if the chip is snapped on the back ot the maintenance tray.
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