Transfer Motors | HP 5500 guide

Control panel message Resetting

factory settings

Resetting kit count

Description	Recommended action
The printer is restoring factory settings.	No action necessary.
YES was selected in the Reset Supplies	No action necessary.
menu to reset the counts for any of the
supplies that cannot be detected as new.

Restoring

last saved state

Rotating <color> cartridge motor To exit press Cancel Job key

Rotating...

alienation motor To exit press Cancel Job key

Rotating...

belt drive To exit press Cancel Job key

Rotating...

fuser motor To exit press Cancel Job key

Rotating...

transfer motors To exit press Cancel Job key

Rotating <color> Laser To exit press Cancel Job key

Saving current state

Setting saved Test terminated

The printer is restoring the last saved state.

A component test is in progress; the component selected is <color> Cartridge motor.

The printer is executing a Component Test and the component selected is alienation motor.

The printer is executing a Component Test and the component selected is Belt Only.

The printer is executing a Component Test and the component selected is fuser motor.

The printer is executing a Component Test and the component selected is

TRANSFER MOTORS.

A Scanner Test is in progress.

The current state is being saved. A menu selection has been saved.

A diagnostic test has been terminated by pressing the CANCEL JOB button.

No action necessary.

Press CANCEL JOB when ready to stop this test.

No action necessary.

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5500 specifications

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HP 5500 manual Transfer Motors

Models: 5500

Description

TRANSFER MOTORS.

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