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02-02-2017 08:13 AM
I discovered an empty ink cartridge after the printer had been sitting idle for a couple of weeks. A couple others were very low and replacement was recommended. After replacing three ink cartridges I got the 24:10 error. Entering into the diagnostics menu, I initially was given a error code 0x10a02002 - broken bag error. After fussing around with the ink cartridges I still get 24:10, but no other specific error codes. "Repair broken bag" just tells me to restart the printer. I performed 'check ink levels' and all is OK after reseating one of them. I have restarted the printer numerous times, including a complete shutdown and even unplugging the cord. No change. I read where another user reset the eerom...is this something that I should do? I don't care about my logs and stats, etc.
02-02-2017 06:55 PM
SE 24:10
Cause: A broken bag has been detected in one of the Ink Cartridges
Solution: Try the following:
● Press Down + Cancel to see which cartridges have a broken bag. Remove the affected cartridges,
shake each one three times within 2 seconds through a distance of about 40 cm, and check whether
the cartridge air tower is contaminated with ink. If at least one cartridge is contaminated, replace
the Ink Supply Tubes and Trailing Cable Ink Supply Tubes and Trailing Cable on page 256.
NOTE: If the Ink Supply Tubes are to be replaced, the Ink Cartridges need to be checked
beforehand to see if they are capable of purging the new tubes. If they are not, new Ink Cartridges
must also be sent with the parts to be replaced. To check the Ink Cartridges, see Check ink
supplies on page 91.
● If no cartridge seems contaminated, follow the broken bag recovery procedure for more information
Recover broken bag on page 92.
Do a google search for the service manual for more things to try.
02-28-2017 01:19 PM
I purchased the recommended 'broken bag fixing kit, #CH955-67076. It came with only six dummy cartridges instead of eight. The supplier says this kit is not for the z6200, but that's what the z6200 manual says. I cannot find any other reference anywhere as to what the correct part number might be. Help.
03-14-2017 07:39 AM
So, I finally got the correct broken bag repair kit. I executed the 'clean air tubes' diagnostic. There is no evidence of any air in the ink tubes. I then executed the 'recover from broken bag', and the menu choices are nothing like that outlined in the service manual. It tells me I need to replace a low ink cartridge AFTER completing, but then my only option is to shut down and restart, and I still get the 24:10 error. What do I do now?
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