HP P3010 Sensor test (interactive)

4.Select the paper path test options for the test you want to run

5.Press the OK button to begin the test, and then observe the control-panel designators (see the table below). The sensors should display a 1 status as paper passes by the sensors.

Table 3-2Paper-path sensors

Sensor name	Sensor	Replacement part	Description	Paper-path sensor test
	number	number		name
TOP sensor	PS215	RM1-6511-000CN	Photointerrupter	A TOP sensor
Fuser delivery sensor	PS2	110 Volt:	Photointerrupter	B Fuser output sensor
		RM1-6274-000CN
		220 Volt:
		RM1-6319-000CN
Duplex media-feed sensor	PS502	RM1-6280-000CN	Photointerrupter	C Duplex sensor
Media width sensor	PS225	RM1-6512-000CN	Photointerrupter	D Paper width sensor 1
Paper feeder media-feed	PS8008	CE530-69001	Photointerrupter	E Tray 3 feed sensor
sensor - Tray 31
Paper feeder media-feed	PS8008	CE530-69001	Photointerrupter	F Tray 4 feed sensor
sensor - Tray 41

1Tray 3 and Tray 4 use a PS8008 sensor.

Sensor test (interactive)

Performs tests to determine whether the paper-path sensors are operating correctly.

Table 3-3MANUAL SENSOR TEST (special mode test)

Sensor or switch	Sensor	Replacement part	Description	Paper-path sensor	Testing of sensor
name	number	number		test name
TOP sensor	PS215	RM1-6511-000CN	Photointerrupter	A TOP sensor	Open the cartridge
					door, remove the
					print cartridge, raise
					the registration
					shutter, and then use
					a screwdriver to
					activate the sensor.
Fuser delivery sensor	PS2	110 Volt:	Photointerrupter	B Fuser output	Open the rear door,
		RM1-6274-000CN		sensor	and then use a
		220 Volt:			screwdriver to
					activate the sensor.
		RM1-6319-000CN
Duplex media-feed	PS502	RM1-6280-000CN	Photointerrupter	C Duplex sensor	Remove the Tray 2
sensor		(power supply)			cassette, push the
					green button to drop
					the duplex tray, and
					then raise the tray.
Media width sensor	PS225	RM1-6512-000CN	PCA	D Paper width	Open the cartridge
				sensor 1	door, remove the
					print cartridge, and
					then lift the
					registration flap to
					activate the sensor.

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