The Eltron Company P310 Printer User Manual


 
CHAPTER 4
TROUBLESHOOTING
Typically, troubleshooting begins with an attempt to relate a problem to an associated
component or system function. In this phase, servicing personnel may attempt to
duplicate the problem and then use various means to test for a malfunction or improper
system setup.
This chapter hopes to aid in this process by presenting a table that offers some areas
related to an observed problem. Those with replacement components on hand can often
speed up the repair process by swapping related components. This process either narrows
the possibilities or eliminates the problem. Trial-and-error works particularly well with
easily accessible components, such as those accessible by opening the cover or removing
the rear case.
Only a symptom-related list of possibilities appears. When the suggestions presented fail
to lead to a repair, a CPU Board replacement, if not prescribed, should nevertheless be
tried. A check for broken or disconnected cables and any loss of either ac or dc power
should also take place along with checks for obvious mechanical damage. The Test
Software described in Appendix A includes selections to exercise most printer functions.
Beyond this, Eltron Card Printer Products offers Technical Support and factory repair as
options.
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