Xerox VersaLink C325 error 003-752: Fix
The Xerox VersaLink C325 error 003-752 refers to a communication failure between the device's scanner and the configured SMB file server or destination. This disruption occurs when authentication protocols fail or network instability happens during data transfer. It is a common code in scan-to-folder workflows.
Common causes
- 1SMB authentication failure.
- 2Duplicate or invalid IP address.
- 3Server-side firewall blocking the device.
- 4SMB protocol mismatch.
Solutions
Diagnóstico rápido
The error usually pops up while attempting to scan to a network PC. Why does my Xerox VersaLink C325 show error 003-752? It is typically an issue with shared folder permissions.Solución paso a paso
- Check connection: Verify physical Ethernet cable and link status LEDs.
- Configure IP: Ensure a static IP address is properly assigned.
- Reset SMB: Toggle scan-to-folder or SMB services in the printer settings.
- Power cycle: Restart the device to apply network changes.
Prevención y mantenimiento
Check credentials monthly. Ensure SMBv2/v3 is enabled instead of outdated protocols. Using original Xerox toner helps avoid misleading sensor readings.Cuándo llamar a un técnico
If IT confirms network settings are perfect, the internal network controller board might need diagnostics.Ficha técnica del equipo
- Technology: Color Laser Printer
- Speed: 35 ppm
- Connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi
- Feed: 250 sheets
- Consumables: Xerox C325 series (C, M, Y, K)
- Recommended use: Corporate environments
- Official drivers / firmware
Steps to follow
- 1
Check connection
Verify physical Ethernet cable and link status LEDs.
- 2
Configure IP
Ensure a static IP address is properly assigned.
- 3
Reset SMB
Toggle scan-to-folder or SMB services in the printer settings.
- 4
Power cycle
Restart the device to apply network changes.
Frequently asked questions
This indicates a communication failure with your SMB folder or SMTP server.
No, it's a software/network configuration issue.
C325 series cartridges are needed to ensure sensor accuracy.
No, it just prevents network scanning until settings are corrected.