I need to replace the harness on my 2075 drw I already have the new harness

Description Fusing pressure release motor error
During copying, the HP sensor could not detect the actuator, tried again 3 times and could not detect. Causes • Motor lock because of too much load
• Motor driver defective
• HP sensor defective, disconnected, connector defective, harness damaged

There are two possible solution, the first is that the Drum Potential Sensor is damaged and need to be damaged, the second is that may the NV-RAM is damaged and need to be replaced. This two possible problems need to be solved by a experienced technician. If this question is posted by a user, than the only thing you may check is do the PCU Harness is connected good. That harness is located under the touch screen, when you will open the front door, than putt the toner bottle in position for replacement. right under the touch screen behind the toner bottle you will see two harness re-connect them and see do the problem will be solved if is not than are the two other possible solution i mentioned in the start of the answer. good luck.

Ricoh MP 2075 SC error 101. Found that the Exposure Lamp would stay on after reaching home position and this fault would appear. Found the solution was to replace the IPU PWB

Call eheim factory defect in the head of the filter They just sent a new head. Fantastic turn around

Good day sir, Try to clean it with a CD lens cleaner if problem persist.I recommend replacing your optical disk drive or use it as a slave for reading CD's so that your new ODD will last long. in my opinion most DVDRAM, player etc. can read most formats except Bluray disc. using the device from reading CD,VCD and DVD lessen's the device life span.
sometimes if we rarely use the ODD its already not working.

to resolve this code you are going to have to replae the icp sensor and wire harness this is a very common problem

I find what I need @ powerstroke.org. Great website with lots of Information and its free.

should be located near the hitch.

I have a manual - what do you need to know?