Error code 0x9A appeared in the XP-510 printer. Can anything be done about it or a printer in the dustbin. I checked the inside clean, the paper did not jam, the carriage runs lightly almost new carcasses. Where does this error come from?

This is a head overheating error ( You have heads to replace, but I don't know if anything got damaged on the board by this hardcore fuse

If you feel adventurous, remove the head. The ribbon going to the head and the head itself are almost 100% flooded. So you probably won't print anymore ...

I took out the head and checked the ribbons and nothing is flooded. It is dry. Is this not the reason?

You probably have a blown SMD F1 fuse on the motherboard. You would have to unscrew the plate and check if there is a passage on it. A little spinning up there is to get to the CD It could burn out from overvoltage or short circuit (e.g. on the head).

Upload photos of the contacts on the ribbon and on the head.

The contacts do not look bad, I think they are fine. I do not know if the pictures will be clearly seen.

Then it's not as bad as I expected. You need to solder the fuse he was talking about fifek62 and it should work. Unfortunately, you have a lot of filming to do.

Hello to you again. I started to set up the printer and I'm at this level - pic. Where should I look for this SMD F1 fuse because I can't find it? Should I film even more?

You need to unscrew the entire plate, it is together with this plastic from the base. Then another plate on the board and it will be close to the transistors.

I reached this fuse and brazenly connected it with tin. I turned the printer and it started working there, and before it did not even move. For a moment I was glad that I repaired this crap but after a while an error appeared again. Now showing Error Code 0x9E. What does this mean again?

I guess I will give it to you and this printer. You have to buy a new one. Thanks for your time.

Epson XP-510 Printer: Solving Error Code 0x9A, Paper Jam, Carriage Issues, and Troubleshooting

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#1 16787504 29 Oct 2017 17:13

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16787504 29 Oct 2017 17:13

Error code 0x9A appeared in the XP-510 printer.
Can anything be done about it or a printer in the dustbin.
I checked the inside clean, the paper did not jam, the carriage runs lightly almost new carcasses. Where does this error come from?
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#2 16788747 30 Oct 2017 08:04

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16788747 30 Oct 2017 08:04

If you feel adventurous, remove the head. The ribbon going to the head and the head itself are almost 100% flooded. So you probably won't print anymore ...
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#3 16791107 31 Oct 2017 10:42

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16791107 31 Oct 2017 10:42

I took out the head and checked the ribbons and nothing is flooded. It is dry.
Is this not the reason?
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#4 16791279 31 Oct 2017 12:07

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16791279 31 Oct 2017 12:07

You probably have a blown SMD F1 fuse on the motherboard. You would have to unscrew the plate and check if there is a passage on it. A little spinning up there is to get to the CD It could burn out from overvoltage or short circuit (e.g. on the head).
#5 16791301 31 Oct 2017 12:22

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16791301 31 Oct 2017 12:22

Upload photos of the contacts on the ribbon and on the head.
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The contacts do not look bad, I think they are fine. I do not know if the pictures will be clearly seen.
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Then it's not as bad as I expected. You need to solder the fuse he was talking about fifek62 and it should work. Unfortunately, you have a lot of filming to do.
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Hello to you again.
I started to set up the printer and I'm at this level - pic.
Where should I look for this SMD F1 fuse because I can't find it?
Should I film even more?
#9 16804396 06 Nov 2017 08:31

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16804396 06 Nov 2017 08:31

You need to unscrew the entire plate, it is together with this plastic from the base. Then another plate on the board and it will be close to the transistors.
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#10 16805400 06 Nov 2017 18:07

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16805400 06 Nov 2017 18:07

I reached this fuse and brazenly connected it with tin. I turned the printer and it started working there, and before it did not even move.
For a moment I was glad that I repaired this crap but after a while an error appeared again.
Now showing Error Code 0x9E.
What does this mean again?
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16805446 06 Nov 2017 18:19

This is a head overheating error (http://www.fatalerrors.info/#4577). You have heads to replace, but I don't know if anything got damaged on the board by this hardcore fuse
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I guess I will give it to you and this printer. You have to buy a new one.
Thanks for your time.
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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the Epson XP-510 printer, specifically addressing the error code 0x9A. The user initially checked for paper jams and cleaned the interior but found no issues. Suggestions included inspecting the print head and ribbons for flooding, which were confirmed to be dry. A potential cause identified was a blown SMD F1 fuse on the motherboard, which could result from overvoltage or a short circuit. After locating and soldering the fuse, the printer briefly functioned before displaying a new error code, 0x9E, indicating head overheating. The user expressed frustration and considered replacing the printer.
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