Error Messages - Epson AcuLaser CX37DN Series User Manual

Error Messages

Note:
For details on fax error messages, refer to the Facsimile User's Guide. (Epson AcuLaser CX37DNF only)
This message...
ADDRESS IS TOO LONG
CANNOT CONNECT
xxx Server
CANNOT GET IP
xxx Server
Check Print Mode= l
COMMUNICATION ERROR
USB Memory
COMMUNICATION ERROR
xxx Server
DESTINATION SET
BY MANUAL UP TO 16
DISCONNECT
USB Memory
DISCONNECT
xxx Server
Fuser Unit Life
INCORRECT PAPER SIZE
Epson AcuLaser CX37 Series
means...
The e-mail address retrieved
from the LDAP server exceeds 64
characters.
A connection with the specified
server could not be established.
The IP address of the specified
server could not be obtained
from the DNS server.
A printer error occurred during
printing.
While data was being sent in Scan
mode, the connection to the USB
memory device was interrupted.
While data was being sent in Scan
mode, the connection to the
server was interrupted.
There were more than 16
addresses found with an LDAP
search.
The connection to the USB
memory device was interrupted.
The connection to the server was
interrupted.
The time to replace the fuser unit
has been reached.
The paper size set in the tray is
not correct.
Printer/Copier/Scanner User's Guide
Do this...
This machine can handle addresses
containing no more than 64 bytes.
Use a shorter address.
Check the settings in the NETWORK
SETTING menu, and then try
connecting again.
Check the settings in the NETWORK
SETTING menu, and then try sending
the data again.
Press the l key to check the error,
then take the appropriate measures.
Check the connection to the USB
memory device, and then try sending
the data again.
Check the settings in the NETWORK
SETTING menu, and then try sending
the data again.
Increase the number of entered
characters, and then perform the
search again.
Check the connection to the USB
memory device, and then try sending
the data again.
Check the settings in the NETWORK
SETTING menu, and then try
connecting again.
Replace the fuser unit.
Follow the message and replace the
paper.
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