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‎12-20-2016 01:15 PM - edited ‎12-20-2016 01:15 PM

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Product: Laserjet M806

Installed new maintenance kit in Laserjet M806.  Upon boot, received error 50.6F.00 Fuser error.  Restarted the printer and received the same error.  Thought it could possible be a bad fuser, so I tried a different one.  Received the same error on boot.  Tried the new fuser in a differnet M806.  Received the same error on that printer.  If I put the old fusers back in, the printers start up without a problem.  Thinking I possible received two bad fusers, I ordered two more maintenance kits from a different company.  These are all HP certified fusers, not rebuilds.

 

I contacted a local Printer tech.  He mention that the error refers to voltage, and to remove any powerstrips.  I've removed the powerstrip and plugged the printer directly into the wall.  Same error.  I tried to connect the printer to a battery backup, thinking it might regulate the voltage if there was an issue with the outlet.  Still getting the same error.  I can find no information on this error online, and would appreciate any help anyone could give me.

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‎12-20-2016 04:29 PM - edited ‎12-20-2016 04:30 PM

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Did you by any chance order 220 volt fuser kits instead of 110 volt?

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‎12-20-2016 04:29 PM - edited ‎12-20-2016 04:30 PM

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Did you by any chance order 220 volt fuser kits instead of 110 volt?

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