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Are you getting the error code ‘C4000’ on your Kyocera Taskalfa 1801, Taskalfa 205c, Taskalfa 2201, Taskalfa 2552ci copier?
The error code C4000 stands for the Polygon motor synchronization problem. The polygon motor is situated inside the laser unit.

Are you getting the error code ‘C4000’ on your Kyocera Taskalfa 1801, Taskalfa 205c, Taskalfa 2201, Taskalfa 2552ci copier? This article describes the solution for the error code C4000 on a Kyocera Taskalfa 180, 181, 205c, 2202, 2552ci copier machine. This will definitely help you to solve your problem. So, check it out one by one until it gets solved.

The maintenance sign means that the copier needs to be well serviced and checked if something is to be replaced. Consumables such as drum, blade, fuser rollers, and Developer are changed at such times. If you are sure that you have replaced the correct part or nothing is to be replaced, then you can proceed to clear the sign.

Meaning of Error code C4000

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1. 07-06-2011

   
   

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   KM-2530 w/ C2000 and C4000
   

   I know I know, this machine should be in a Museum, but it is not, so I have to work on it, It all started with a C2000 code, According to the Manual it is the Drive Motor (Main Motor possibly, dont remember of the top of my head) I ordered the Motor and when I received it, I swapped the Motor, turned it on and issue still there, after a power cycle I had the C2000 and a C4000 (The Laser Unit Scanned Motor), Called Tech support, they told me to disconnect every single 24V load, then connect every single one, one by one until power drops, now I’ve gone to this place 3 times so far and have been able to pin point the issue, anyone has had this issue before (C2000 and C4000) and if you’ve had, what did you do to fix it, if I can narrow it down to an area, instead of disconnecting every single 24V load testing (which will take me ages to pin point) I would greatly appreciate it.

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   Re: KM-2530 w/ C2000 and C4000
   

   If it was just a C2000, I would have guessed a drum unit, but then you have a C4000 code related to the LSU. It is possible that you have two bad parts, but more likely is that you need to replace your main charge unit. I have seen those charge units short out and cause some strange issues. Might not be the problem. You could have a pinched wire somewhere, but the MC is pretty quick and painless to replace, so worth a shot.

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   i agree with metalvoc ,if not you have a mainboard issue..

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4. 07-06-2011

   
   

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   Check side interlock switches at side of fuser unit , been known to cause probs

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5. 07-22-2011

   
   

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   Re: KM-2530 w/ C2000 and C4000
   

   Tried replacing MAIN PWB and getting a weird issue, on MFP Boot, the Lift Motors begin to lift the paper, it will not detect the sensor when the paper reaches the top and motor continues to lift. nothing happens after that, just keeps trying to lift the paper. The Old Main PWB will not activate the motors, but it will continually Cycle boot. Tech Support had said to disconnect every single 24V loads and connect one by one. Neither Main PWB gets to the Error codes. THis one is Driving me NUTS.

   PS> The Side Actuator seems fine.

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6. 07-22-2011

   
   

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   Originally Posted by spleeny
   

   Check side interlock switches at side of fuser unit , been known to cause probs

   I agree with Spleeny, check your cover interlocks, I have seen the left side cover switch cause C2000 issues on more that one occasion. They work OK for letting the machine know the cover is closed but they won’t be a dead short when actuated if you meter them.

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   Re: KM-2530 w/ C2000 and C4000
   

   Originally Posted by 10871087
   

   I agree with Spleeny, check your cover interlocks, I have seen the left side cover switch cause C2000 issues on more that one occasion. They work OK for letting the machine know the cover is closed but they won’t be a dead short when actuated if you meter them.

   As stated above, the actuator seems fine checked it when I was there last.

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8. 07-22-2011

   
   

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   Originally Posted by ignacio.cortez
   

   As stated above, the actuator seems fine checked it when I was there last.

   Ok, the actuator is fine. But when the switch closes, does it really close to 0 ohms or something else? Anything above 0.1 ohms I would be suspicious of. Microswitches can start to arc, causing corrosion on the contact surfaces, increasing the resistance of the contacts.

   On a Sharp color machine I had one with enough fuser oil vapor in and around the switch that blue and orange flames started to shoot out of the main power switch. It was quite exciting, and totally unexpected. I just stood there like an idiot, transfixed by the flames. How do you dowse an electrical fire? I don’t know … =^..^=

   If you’d like a serious answer to your request:
   1) demonstrate that you’ve read the manual
   2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
   3) if you’re going to ask about jams include the jam code.
   4) if you’re going to ask about an error code include the error code.
   5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
   
   blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=

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   Re: KM-2530 w/ C2000 and C4000
   

   Originally Posted by blackcat4866
   

   How do you dowse an electrical fire? I don’t know …

   Water, of course! Lots and lots of water…

   Last edited by Metalvoc; 07-25-2011 at 04:47 PM.

   Reason: The opinions expressed in this post are not the opinions of Copytechnet, or anyone who values their life, health and property

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10. 07-26-2011

    
    

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    Last edited by Metalvoc; 9 Hours Ago at 03:47 PM. Reason: The opinions expressed in this post are not the opinions of Copytechnet, or anyone who values their life, health and property

    Yeah, I had ruled out water too.

    Once the switch had melted down to an oozing, flaming ball of goo the flames just went out all by themselves. Success due to inaction! That’s my new motto. =^..^=

    If you’d like a serious answer to your request:
    1) demonstrate that you’ve read the manual
    2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
    3) if you’re going to ask about jams include the jam code.
    4) if you’re going to ask about an error code include the error code.
    5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
    
    blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=

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