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03-07-2016 10:59 AM - edited 03-07-2016 11:05 AM
I have the error "68.0 Permanent Storage Write Fail" popping up on the printer regularly. It can be cleared by pressing Ready, but it always returns shortly thereafter. I performed an NVRAM init, which did not fix the problem. The printer is on a network, if that makes any difference. Any ideas what else to do or what is causing this error? Thank you.
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03-07-2016 08:33 PM
You may have to replace the formatter as the "0" in the error indicates it is onboard NVRAM having an issue and it can not be replaced. You could try a disk initialization but I doubt that will work since that usually gives the error 68.1. Since the printer is on a network and it means you have a network card installed, I would remove the network card with the power off and then do the NVRAM initialization. After the printer comes to ready, run a couple of internal reports to see if it is working ok, then turn it off and put the network card back in and see what happens.
03-07-2016 08:33 PM
You may have to replace the formatter as the "0" in the error indicates it is onboard NVRAM having an issue and it can not be replaced. You could try a disk initialization but I doubt that will work since that usually gives the error 68.1. Since the printer is on a network and it means you have a network card installed, I would remove the network card with the power off and then do the NVRAM initialization. After the printer comes to ready, run a couple of internal reports to see if it is working ok, then turn it off and put the network card back in and see what happens.