Mcshammer_dj Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 I have a Dell 3130cn which is displaying a 006-370 error. This appears to be caused by condensation occuring in the printer. I have folowed Dell's advise by both turning the device off for an hour and also moving it to a dry and warm room but can't get the system to work. Has any one seen this and is there a sensor that I need to adjust or clean that I am not seeing??
MrHoff Posted February 9, 2012 Posted February 9, 2012 (edited) I have a Dell 3130cn which is displaying a 006-370 error. This appears to be caused by condensation occuring in the printer. I have folowed Dell's advise by both turning the device off for an hour and also moving it to a dry and warm room but can't get the system to work. Has any one seen this and is there a sensor that I need to adjust or clean that I am not seeing?? Power off the printer and turn it on again with the big button held down (the one with the tick on it). This seems to clear the error and allow printing but won't fix the fault itself. Edited February 9, 2012 by MrHoff
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