THE KONICA MINOLTA C360 COPIER SHOWS ERROR CODE C6103

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How to reset failure codes (F34, F35, F36). To reset failure codes, perform the following: 1. Enter the 25 mode (turn the machine ON, while pressing the 2 and 5 keys). 2. Select [1. software SW settings]. 3. Using the arrows on the left of the touchscreen scroll to DIP SW 3. 4. Using the middle arrows scroll to BIT 1. 5. On the touchscreen select OFF (0). 6. Power the copier OFF/ON.

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How to reset an F34, F35, or F36 code.
Solution:
To clear the code, perform the following:
1. Turn the machine OFF.
2. Enter the 25 mode, (turn the machine ON, while pressing the 2 and 5 keys).
3. Select 1: Software Switch Setting.
4. Use the arrows on the LCD to select dipswitch 3-1.
5. Touch the OFF key on the LCD to change the data to 0.
6. Press RETURN.
7. Power the machine OFF/ON to exit the 25 mode. PLEASE. NOTE;
THIS IS ONLY TO RESET THIS CODE ,IF IT CAN;T BE CLEARED THAN YOU NEED TO Replace the temperature sensor assembly

SOURCE: konica minolta EP2010 error code c05

I have a Konica Minolta CSPRO EP1054 (in the Middle East)

I accidentally plugged the EP1054 copier into a 110V outlet instead of the 220V. Immediately the malfunction code (error code) of "C05" appeared along with the "Call Tec Rep" indicator light (wrench).

I followed the instructions posted by "Soul Visitor" ... i.e., I found the "Trouble Reset Switch" (not shown in the user manual) by opening the upper back panel and pressing the small black button in the lower right hand corner of the middle circuit board (green).

It worked perfectly!

SOURCE: Bizhub Konica Minolta - Error Code C1183

First check the alignment front and rear of the finisher, check the finisher exit guide rollers if the paper is exiting properly, open both rear and the front cover and check the lower gears attach is the up/down drive belt. that lower gear one might be broken by the pin slot.

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this has to do with what they call NAVRAM IS C
To troubleshoot the error:
1. Reset the code by pressing stop-0-7-1-3-9. This will display a "*" on the LCD. Press this button.
2. Perform a Data Clear and then perform the Setup Procedures from the beginning.
3. Perform a NVRAM Recovery Procedure. Please see attached document. To view the PDF, Adobe Reader® must be installed. Adobe Reader® can be downloaded for free from RRUPTED/need to be reset BUT that will clear all the current setting especially if print to it.if you are willing to try ....
you should have a Tech do this...
good luck