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‎11-14-2024 01:24 PM

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Product: HP DesignJet T2600dr 36-in PostScript Multifunction Printer
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I have a T2600DR printer that WILL NOT boot up without the diverter valves. It keeps erroring out after testing in startup. Then i went into the diagnostic and had no luck calibrating the diverter motor. I replaced the motor and did not work. It still gives the same error only the opposite way. Instead of up it is down and vice versa. I also replaced the engine PCA thinking it would be a power issue coming from there.  But seems to be the same case when swapped with a new board. I tested the EMOD and it passed. So I am baffled. I also tested the stacker ramps and THAT motor fails. In the diagnostics it seems to be that the motors are out of range. I don't see any problems when doing the tests. They both move and move freely. 20241112_152614.jpg20241114_101149.jpg20241114_101057.jpg20241114_134315.jpg20241114_134333.jpg

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