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 | Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by barcodenow (4/18/08 12:44 PM) reply | + / - | I recently purchased a used Phaser 8200 to replace a broken Phaser 860. As it worked out, the Phaser 8200 needed a new printhead; the 860 printhead works fine. Swapped the ink tray also so we can use the 860 ink.
It appears that EVERY time the 8200 comes out of standby it runs a cleaning cycle. Dumps a lot of ink in the tray.
Any suggestions on how to stop this?
Thanks in advance!
Tom
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| Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by XphaserTek (4/18/08 5:21 PM) reply | + / - | Try doing a NVRAM reset...
from the front menu find the troubleshooting menu and the service toos menu and usually there should be a NVRAM reset. This will wipe out your network settings so record them first.
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| Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by Anonymous (5/14/08 10:24 AM) reply | + / - | i have 33 boxes of black ink & 2 1/2 sticks of yellow 3 1/2 blue 2 1/2 red, & another 4 sticks black, and 2 500 sheet trays if you want those?
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| Re: Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by Anonymous (5/14/08 11:16 AM) reply | + / - | I've no need for the 8200 ink, as I've converted the printer to 860. How much do you want for one of the trays?
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| Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by bhoffmann63 (edited 8/4/08 3:23 PM) reply | + / - | I'm in the same situation. I have a damaged 860DP and got an 8200 that just needed replacment heater lamps. Now I have quite a bit of 860 ink and none for the 8200. Can I just move the ink loader from the 860 to the 8200 and still use the 860 ink? Will that damage the 8200 printhead?
Thanks,
Bruce
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| Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by Tom Grant (8/5/08 4:56 AM) reply | + / - | Bruce:
I did swap the ink tray from the 860 to the 8200 after being told that there were 3 P/N's that were different between the 2 printers, and that the printhead wasn't one of them.
As it turned out, the 8200 also needed a new printhead. Swapped that from the 860 as well.
All works fine, having run several thousand sheets so far.
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| Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by garyrrs (8/5/08 8:35 AM) reply | + / - | well if anyone lives in the southern cal (san diego - riverside)
and wants a 860 with all brand new parts and lots of ink let me know
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| Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by bhoffmann63 (8/5/08 8:43 AM) reply | + / - | So is using the 8200 printhead, the 860 inkloader and ink a viable option? The reason I hesitate to install the 860 printhead, is I'm not sure it functions properly. My 860 has some serious issues. During warmup, I hear a 60 HZ hum then the printer shuts off. I have replaced the power supply, power control board and the drum/paper heater, with no change. The only items left I can think of is the printhead or the cap/wipe/purge assy. I'm not getting any fault codes to indicate the failed part, and the printer will not stay up long enough to run any diagnostics.
Thanks,
Bruce
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| Re: Re: Phaser 8200 cleaning cycle by DeR1959 (10/22/08 4:56 PM) reply | + / - | Hello Anonymous,
I'd be interested in your 8200 ink....
Let me know what you want for it if it's still available.
thanks.
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