Oki 4410 manual Error Message, What to Do

Error Message	What to Do
DATA REMAIN	Data is being held in the buffer due to the fact that the printhead
	cover is open. Close the cover, then press ON-LINE/RESET.
EEPROM	Try turning the printer off, then on again. If message persists,
	contact your service provider (see Section 4).
EJECT JAM	Paper jammed as it was being ejected. Correct the jam and
	reload paper.
FEED JAM	Paper jammed during a print job as it was feeding through the
	printer. Clear the paper jam (see Section 2) and reload paper.
FUSE	Internal fuse has blown. Contact your service provider (see
	Section 4).
HEAD 1 FAN	Printhead Fan 1 is damaged. Contact your service provider (see
	Section 4).
HEAD 2 FAN	Printhead Fan 2 is damaged. Contact your service provider (see
	Section 4).
HEAD THERMAL	Printhead has overheated. Turn the printer off and wait for the
	printhead to cool down, then try again. If the message persists,
	contact your service provider (see Section 4).
HEAD THERMISTOR	Printhead thermistor is damaged. Contact your service provider
	(see Section 4).
HOMING	Try turning the printer off, then on again. If message persists,
	contact your service provider (see Section 4).
INVALID IPT	Illegal IPT alarm. Try turning the printer off, then on again. If
	message persists, contact your service provider (see Section 4).
LCD TIME OUT	Try turning the printer off, then on again. If message persists,
	contact your service provider (see Section 4).
LF THERMAL	The line feed motor has overheated. Turn the printer off and wait
	for it to cool down, then try again. If the message persists,
	contact your service provider (see Section 4)
LOAD JAM	Paper jammed as it was being loaded into the print path. Press
	PARK to remove the paper from the print path, then clear the
	paper jam (see Section 2) and reload paper.
MAIN LSI	Try turning the printer off, then on again. If message persists,
	contact your service provider (see Section 4).
OFF-LINE	Printer is off line (ALARM light on). Press ON-LINE/RESET
	when you are ready to place the printer back on line.

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