Error c-6 400 - Copystar CS-1650 All-In-One Laser Printer

You might have to replace the speedometer cable

Frame Set or Easy Set?

If Frame Set = About 6,400 Gallons
If Easy Set = About 5,450 Gallons

Salt levels in a pool for a generator to operate efficiently...
2700 ppm Minimum to 3400 ppm Maximum, 3200 being Ideal.

So...
In pool water with NO Salt reading at all - 0, then you will add 2.67 lbs. of "Pool Salt" (which is almost Food Grade Quality! - NOT Softener Salt!) per 100 gallons of capacity.

This chart has lots of useful info: take a look
https://www.hayward-pool.com/pdf/manuals/Salt&SwimChemistryGuide.pdf

IE ERROR, INLET VALVE ERROR

OE ERROR, DRAIN ERROR

FE ERROR, OVER FLOW ERROR

PE ERROR, PRESSURE SENSOR ERROR

dE ERROR, DOOR OPEN ERROR

tE ERROR, HEATING ERROR

LE ERROR, LOCKED MOTOR ERROR

bE ball sensor error code

EE defective EEPROM

bs2--vibration sensor check

INLET VALVE ERROR

DRAIN ERROR

CL Flashing, Child Lock

PF Error, Power Failure

CE Error: Communication Error

UE Error: Imbalance Error

E000 fixing overheating
E001 fixing assembly overheating
E002 fixing assembly low temperature
E003 post-standby fixing low temperature
E007 fixing film rotation error
E010 main motor rotation error
E014 fixing motor rotation error
E019 waste toner case full, waste toner case full sensor error
E020 toner clogging between sub hopper and developing assembly
E024 developing assembly connector disconnection
E025 hopper motor, bottle motor error
E032 NE controller counter error
E064 power supply voltage error (high-voltage)
E100 BD interval error
E110 scanner motor error
E191 communication error for high voltage power supply
E202 CIS home position detection error
E225 CIS light intensity error
E227 reader unit power supply error
E248 backup memory error
E261 zero-cross signal error
E315 image data error
E400 feeder communication error
E490 wrong DF type
E500 finisher communication error
E503 finisher internal communication error
E505 finisher backup memory error
E514 stack delivery/trailing edge assist motor error
E519 gear change motor error
E520 off-set motor error
E530 rear alignment error
E531 stapling error
E532 stapler shift error
E535 swing error
E537 front alignment error
E540 stack tray ascent error/upper tray ascent error
E542 lower tray ascent error
E577 paddle error
E584 shutter error
E590 punching error
E591 puncher dust sensor error
E592 punch horizontal registration sensor error
E593 punch shift error
E5F0 saddle paper positioning error
E5F1 saddle paper folding error
E5F2 saddle guide error
E5F3 saddle alignment error
E5F4 saddle rear stapling error
E5F5 saddle front stapling error
E5F6 saddle butting error
E5F8 saddle connector error
E5F9 saddle switch error
E602 hard disk error
E604 image memory error/shortage
E609 hard disk error
E610 herd disk coding key fault
E674 fax board communication error
E710 IPC initialization error
E711 IPC communication error
E716 communication error for pedestal/ communication error for 3-way unitA1
E717 communication error for NE controller
E719 coin vendor error
E730 PDL software error
E732 scanner communication error
E733 printer communication error
E740 Ether board error
E743 DDI communication error
E744 language file/boot ROM error
E745 TokenRing board error
E746 accessories board wrong model error
E748 controller board and SDRAM size mismatch
E805 fan error

A 2001 Porsche Boxster has 217 horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 192 ft lb torque at 4,750 rpm; you can get a used one from $10,000 to $20,000, depending on condition and mileage.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lexia3 PP2000

For your pool size you should have started with 160 lbs of salt. 18x48= 6,400 gallons of water. The manual says the only way to lower salt is to partially drain and refill with water, I do not believe there is anything you can add to remove salt. I would think you can throw in some regular chlorine shock to get the green out while you are adjusting the salt level.

I've heard the Twin Cam oil sensor located in the front of the cam chest is prone to giving problems. Start the engine and listen. If the engine sounds normal, check to see if you can determine oil flow back to the oil tank. I'm pretty sure the Road King oil tank is on the bottom of the transmission which is going to make this difficult. But, the fact still remains, if you do not have any oil pressure, your tappets will clatter like hell. It will be obvious that you don't have oil pressure. Check the wire to the sensor on the front of the "nosecone".

Good Luck
Steve

that is not excessive oil consumption, 10,000 KM is about 6,400 miles, 1.5 Liters is about 1.1 quarts, this is excellent, my brand new Dodge Magnum uses more oil than this.

check air filter to see if there is a blockage and not getting enough air at high rev's. check fuel filter too.