• Code: 14.12:00
• Description: Petisa Fan Fault. The fan has failed in the Heaters Control Assembly (Petisa).
• Remedy: • Check the cables to the fan Assembly are all connected and there is no damage. • Check to see if there is any obstruction or dirt in the fan that could stop it rotating. • Replace the Heaters Control Assembly Fan . • Replace the Heaters Control Assembly.

• Code: 14.13:00
• Description: Current Leak in Drying Channel. Current leak in the Dryer assembly. The electrical power is removed from the Dryer Assembly, if there is still a flow of current detected, the system error is displayed
• Remedy: There is a current leak in the triac or relay control system, replace the Heaters Control assembly  Note: If the Dryer Assembly has recently been replaced because of a faulty resistor, this fault can also damage the triac control system.

• Code: 14.14:00
• Description: Current leak in the Curing Module. Current leak in the Curing Module. The electrical power is removed from the Curing Module, if there is still a flow of current detected, the system error is displayed
• Remedy: There is a current leak in the triac control or relay system, replace the Heaters Control assembly . Note: If the Curing module has recently been replaced because of a faulty resistor, this fault can also damage the triac control system.

• Code: 14.15:00
• Description: Generic failure with the Heaters Control Assembly. There is a failure with the Heaters Control assembly.
• Remedy: • Switch the Power OFF from the back of the Printer and disconnect the Power cord. Reconnect the power cord and power On the Printer. • Check all the cables are connected in the Electronics module. • Replace the Heaters Control assembly (60 inch.). Note: If the Curing module has recently been replaced because of a faulty resistor, this fault can also damage the triac control system. • Replace the Sausalito PCI PCA . • Replace the PrintMech . • Replace the Main PCA Formatter . • Replace the internal cables of the Electronics Module.

• Code: 14.16:00
• Description: AC voltage too high on the Curing Module. AC Voltage too high. The voltage value detected that is going to the Curing module is higher than expected. The correct voltage is calculated by the firmware using the current measured by the Heaters Control PCA and the resistor values stored in the NVM.
• Remedy: • Check if the voltage of the customerLs site is too high. • Check the resistance values , if they are too low, replace the Curing Heaters . • Replace the Heaters Control Assembly  (60 inch.).

• Code: 14.17:00
• Description: AC Voltage too low on the Curing Module. AC Voltage too low. The voltage is calculated by the firmware using the current value measured by the Heaters control PCA and the resistor values stored in the NVM
• Remedy: • Check if the voltage at the customerfs site is not too low. • Check the Curing resistor values, if they are too high, or there is an open circuit, replace the Curing module . • Replace the Heater Control Assembly  (60 inch.).

• Code: 15.01:00
• Description: Drying system warm up timed out. Drying System unable to warm up in the pre-defined amount of time (45C for standby & normally 55C for printing).
• Remedy: • Check if the environmental ambient temperature is low. Check the surrounding temperature is within the printerLs operating specifications; it should be higher than 15C for printer operation. If this is the case, increase the ambient temperature of the printerLs location. • Check if the input voltage is in the range of 198v to 205v, ensure the ambient temperature is higher than 20C for the correct functioning of the printer. • Check if the substrate loaded on the printer is too transparent or reflective for the IR sensor to detect the surface temperature. Check this by loading another type of substrate. • Check if the Dryer IR sensor is dirty and requires cleaning, use the cleaning procedures described in the Userfs Guide while observing all safety precautions while working in the area of the heaters. • Check the power going to the IR sensor. A good indication is that the blue LED on the sensorfs body will light if the sensor is pointing to an object warmer than 30C. • Perform the IR sensor diagnostic check 8.3 Heating IR Sensor ËPage 169, to check the values being detected by the IR sensor. Replace the Dryer IR sensor if required ËPage 496. • Check if the position of the IR sensor is correct, if it is pointing to a position other than the substrate this will cause an error. • Check the input voltage is outside the range of specifications for printing, check the installation instructions. • Replace the Heaters Control Assembly. • If the power arrives to the heater, but the heater does not heat up, replace the heater assemblyËPage 498.

• Code: 15.02:00
• Description: Drying system cool down time out. Drying System unable to cool down in the pre-defined amount of time.
• Remedy: • Check there are no obstructions on any of the cooling fans: Dryer, Curing, Top Cover Fans, Rear Fans. • Check all the fans are functioning correctly. check the cables of the fans are not damaged and are connected. Replace any fans if required: Top cover fans . Rear Fans ËPage 351. Curing Fans ËPage 503. • The environmental ambient temperature is too hot or is outside the operational specification of the printer. Make sure there are no external sources of heat, such as strong lights, direct sunlight, heaters etc.