简介
When "Ink Absorber Full" or "Ink Absorber Near Full" appears on your printer screen, it's time to replace the Flushing Box (and/or the Ink Absorber Box).
Given the difficulty of this repair, it might be advisable to replace the Ink Absorber Box first, see if that solves the problem, and then replace the Flushing Box if that doesn't work, even though it will save time to do both at once.
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Open the front access door and remove any cards or cables present. Close the access door.
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Remove the paper tray.
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Remove the ink cartridges.
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Open the printer cover using the finger holds on the sides.
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Unplug and remove any cords present under the cover.
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Remove the LAN port and EXT port caps (if present).
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While holding the cover with one hand, pull the hook on the back of the support damper, then remove the damper from the cover.
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Remove the damper from the support.
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Turn the support upright and pull it straight out of the printer.
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Use your finger or a spudger to unhook the two tabs on the right side of the harness cover by levering it up.
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Remove the harness cover. There are two tabs on the left side that you have to wiggle free, and one on the front.
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Remove the 6 mm Phillips #2 screw from the grounding wire of the ADF motor harness.
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Insert a spudger between the scanner harness holder and frame to release the tab. There is a second tab on the opposite side.
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Lift the scanner harness holder out of its frame.
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Push on the tab to secure the scanner harness holder to the scanner cover.
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De-route the document detection/document scanning position sensor harness and the ADF motor harness from the scanner harness holder.
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Using both hands, pull the scanner cover to the rear while holding it vertically, then lift it off of the printer.
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Remove the six 12 mm Phillips #2 screws securing the upper cover to the printer.
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Pull off the upper cover.
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Remove the ink absorber full sensor from its socket.
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De-route the wiring from its harness.
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Unclip the ink absorber from the harness by pulling it up and to the right.
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Remove the 6 mm Phillips #2 screw securing the MJ shield.
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Remove the MJ shield.
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Pull back on the MJ PCB assembly release tab.
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Remove the MJ PCB assembly.
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Release the upper hook on the front cover.
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Pry the front cover off. Note the tab on the left side of the cover.
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Open the media module cover.
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Release the two hooks holding the inner media module cover to the printer.
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Remove the inner media module cover.
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Remove the 6 mm Phillips #2 screw securing the FG wire.
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Unhook the tab of the clear plastic wiring holder.
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Remove the main PCB frame.
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De-route the switchback sensor harness (black) and the paper feed motor harness (red and black) from the left side of the tube support plate.
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De-route the speaker harness (red and black), purge cam sensor harness (white, three-wire), registration sensor harness (orange), ink cover sensor harness (white, two-wire), carriage motor harness (red and black), and FG wire (green) from the right side of the tube support plate.
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De-route the ink refill sensor flat cable from the tube support plate.
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Tilt open the control panel to release the tilt hook stopper.
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Release the retaining tab with your finger or a metal spudger.
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Remove the tube support plate.
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Open the jam clear cover.
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Push the lower right side cover in the direction of the arrow to release its hooks from the printer. A metal spudger may be of use here.
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Pull the lower right side cover to the rear to release its hooks and remove it from the printer. Again, using a metal spudger to pry it to the rear may be useful.
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Turn the paper feed roller gear in the direction of the arrow until the head stopper of the maintenance unit clicks.
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Slide the head/carriage unit to the removal slot position at the far left. Don't remove it yet.
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This is the removal slot.
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Lift the carriage frame assembly out of the printer, making sure to keep the head/carriage unit over its release slots.
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Remove the flushing base by lifting it straight upwards.
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The flushing base, removed.
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Remove the flushing box by disengaging the front hook, then tilting it up to disengage the rear hook.
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The flushing box, removed.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. If you haven’t already, it’s recommended that you also replace the ink absorber box during reassembly.
Screw torques from the service manual have been included if you happen to have a torque screwdriver, but don’t worry about them if you don’t.
After reassembly, follow the following steps to reset the purge count in order to clear the “Ink Absorber Full” error:
- Plug the printer in and turn it on.
- Press the Home button (the house icon) on the front of the printer until the Maintenance Mode screen appears (approximately five seconds).
- Hold down the blank button at the bottom of the screen until a number keypad appears on the screen (approximately two seconds).
- Press *, 2, 8, 6 and 4 (you can use the onscreen keypad or the printer’s built-in keypad for this). The printer will beep and MAINTENANCE will appear on the screen.
- Press 8 and 0.
- Press the down arrow repeatedly until PURGE: (or FLUSHING:) appears on the screen.
- Press 2, 7, 8 and 3. The printer will beep and MAINTENANCE will again appear on the screen.
- Press 9 twice to exit maintenance mode and reboot the printer. You can also use this to start over if you make an error.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. If you haven’t already, it’s recommended that you also replace the ink absorber box during reassembly.
Screw torques from the service manual have been included if you happen to have a torque screwdriver, but don’t worry about them if you don’t.
After reassembly, follow the following steps to reset the purge count in order to clear the “Ink Absorber Full” error:
- Plug the printer in and turn it on.
- Press the Home button (the house icon) on the front of the printer until the Maintenance Mode screen appears (approximately five seconds).
- Hold down the blank button at the bottom of the screen until a number keypad appears on the screen (approximately two seconds).
- Press *, 2, 8, 6 and 4 (you can use the onscreen keypad or the printer’s built-in keypad for this). The printer will beep and MAINTENANCE will appear on the screen.
- Press 8 and 0.
- Press the down arrow repeatedly until PURGE: (or FLUSHING:) appears on the screen.
- Press 2, 7, 8 and 3. The printer will beep and MAINTENANCE will again appear on the screen.
- Press 9 twice to exit maintenance mode and reboot the printer. You can also use this to start over if you make an error.
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10条评论
Hi there.
Great guide - although some pics of re-assembly and re-routing of the cables that were de-routed would have been very helpful. I am a complete novice and I followed this guide to the letter. I was successful in installing both boxes and re-assembling the printer so that on my initial power up it showed a fully usable touchscreen. However I then had a problem where it would not detect (any of) the ink cartridges.
I thought it might have been a loose connection and went as far back as re-seating the connections on the main PCB frame. After that the touchscreen display just remained blank.
I can’t think what I could have screwed up in re-seating things. One step forward - two steps back !
If anyone reads this and has some idea I would appreciate any assistance.
Cheers
S
When fixing the tube support plate be careful to have the blck cables of the switchback sensor harness pulled out as far as possible, it will be stuck under the plate and too short to plug it in again.
Bernd
bonjour.
Excellent guide -j’ai le MFC-J6520dw il est tout a fait compatible.mais j’ai un autre probleme “please dl rom” j’ai meme mis a jour le firmware.bonne journée et merci
Mokhtaaar j
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Désolé, je ne peux pas vous aider avec le problème "dl rom". Peut-être demander dans les forums? (Ceci provient de Google Translate; j'espère que cela a du sens.)
Calion -
Great guide.
Take care when replacing the 'carriage frame assembly' as I had continual paper jams on initial reassembly. I completed another tear down to get at this part and re-seat it properly (just more jiggling until satisfied that it was well seated). All good then. Also, I don't believe I had to carry out the second part of point no. 11.
