077-101D110DNI

Xerox D110DNI Error 077-101: Feed Sensor Faults

The Xerox D110DNI error 077-101 alerts that paper took too long to trigger a specific sensor in the feed path. This points to a delay in transit or a failed sensor. Resolution involves checking for physical obstructions or dust covering the sensors.

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Common causes

  • 1Residual jam: Paper scraps blocking sensor light beams.
  • 2Worn rollers: Slip-causing lack of friction at feed points.
  • 3Sensor dust: Debris preventing detection of paper presence.
  • 4Incorrect setup: Mismatch between tray settings and loaded media.

Solutions

Quick Diagnosis

This code usually occurs when paper fails to arrive at the registration sensor on time. The printer halts to prevent a larger jam.

Step-by-step Solution

  1. Path Inspection: Open side covers and look for paper scraps blocking the path.
  2. Sensor Cleaning: Use compressed air to clear paper dust from path sensors.
  3. Roller Review: Ensure feed rollers aren't too dirty or glazed.
  4. Paper Settings: Verify that panel paper sizes match actual tray settings.

Prevention and Maintenance

Clean feed rollers every 100,000 prints with a damp cloth. Avoid overloading trays.

When to call a technician

If cleaning sensors and the path fails to fix the 077-101 error, the sensor component itself might be broken.

Technical Specs

  • Technology: Monochrome Laser.
  • Performance: 110 ppm.
  • Connectivity: Ethernet 10/100/1000.
  • Input capacity: Up to 8050 sheets.
  • Compatible consumable: Xerox D series cartridges.
  • Recommended use: High-volume production.
  • Official Drivers / firmware

Steps to follow

  1. 1

    Path Inspection

    Check internal paths for debris.

  2. 2

    Sensor Cleaning

    Blow clean the sensors with compressed air.

  3. 3

    Roller Review

    Ensure feed rollers are clean.

Frequently asked questions

The 077-101 is a sensor error meaning paper did not reach a specific control point on time during feed.

Use compressed air to gently blow off paper path sensors or a dry cloth if accessible.

Use original Xerox D series cartridges, as poorly adhered paper or toner debris can trigger this sensor error.

After clearing the paper path, the error usually clears upon restart; if not, a sensor might be stuck.