80 Scheduled Maintenance on a Lexmark C950/X95x Printer MFP
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80 Scheduled Maintenance on a Lexmark C950/X95x Printer MFP

What you will see
The printer’s Operator Panel displays “
80 Scheduled Maintenance (80K)
” and frequent paper jams occur on the same paper feeder/tray.
It may also display
"80 scheduled maintenance (xxxK)"
when it reaches
160K
,
320K
and
480K
page counts.
How to clear the message and resolve the jam
For
80 scheduled maintenance (80K)
, it is necessary to replace the
media feed rollers
at this interval to maintain printer reliability. Find the replacement
media feed roller kit
inside the
Media Tray 1
beneath the plastic cover as shown in the following image.
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80K Maintenance Kit or Media feed roller kit
For
80 scheduled maintenance (xxxK)
, it is necessary to replace the appropriate maintenance kit at this interval to maintain the print quality and reliability of the printer. The parts are available as a maintenance kit with the following part numbers:
Kit
Contents
40X7540 – 160K Maintenance Kit
  • Transfer belt cleaner
  • 2nd transfer roller
  • Suction filter
  • Media feed roller kit (12)
40X7550 – 320K Maintenance Kit (110V)
  • Fuser (110V)
  • Transfer belt cleaner
  • 2nd transfer roller
  • Suction filter
  • Media feed roller kit (12)
40X7568 – 320K Maintenance Kit (100V)
  • Fuser (100V)
  • Transfer belt cleaner
  • 2nd transfer roller
  • Suction filter
  • Media feed roller kit (12)
40X7569 – 320K Maintenance Kit (220V)
  • Fuser (220V)
  • Transfer belt cleaner
  • 2nd transfer roller
  • Suction filter
  • Media feed roller kit (12)
40X7560 – 480K Maintenance Kit
  • Transfer belt
  • Transfer belt cleaner
  • 2nd transfer roller
  • Suction filter
  • Media feed roller kit (12)
  • Empty developer housing (4)
  • C developer carrier
  • M developer carrier
  • Y developer carrier
  • K developer carrier
How to Reset Maintenance Counter
After replacing the media feed roller, the
maintenance count
must be reset to clear the “
80 scheduled maintenance
” message. To do this:
Step
Action
1
Power off the printer.
2
Enter the
Configuration Menu
.
  1. Press and hold the
    2
    and
    6
    buttons simultaneously.
  2. Power on the printer.
  3. Release the buttons after ten seconds. The
    Configuration Menu
    now appears on the operator panel.
3
Touch
Reset Maintenance Counter
from the
Configuration Menu
.
4
From the options displayed, select the maintenance kit to reset.
Important!
If you are doing a "
Reset Maintenance Counter
" for the
480k
or
320k kit
, and a message for a
160k kit
is appearing, please reset the
160K Kit
in the
Configuration Menu
.
5
Touch “
Yes
” to reset the maintenance counter value. Touch “
No
” or “
Back
” to return to the previous menu.
Note:
The maintenance count resets and the display returns to the
Configuration Menu
. Touch the option “
Exit Configuration Menu
” and let the printer boot to normal mode.
If the jamming is continuous
If the paper jam persists even after replacing the media feed roller, consider the following:
  • Make sure the printer supports the paper being used. See the section “
    Supported paper sizes, types, and weights
    ” of the printer’s
    User’s Guide
    .
  • Check the printer’s
    Paper Type Setting
    to ensure it matches the paper type loaded in the tray.
  • If the issue persists, contact Lexmark Technical Support for additional troubleshooting suggestions.
Still Need Help?
If you require additional assistance, please close this window and locate
Get in Touch with Lexmark!
for contact information.
NOTE:
When calling for support, you will be asked for your
machine/model type
and
serial number
(
SN
). Should you need help locating your printer's
model type
and
serial number
, how-to-locate-the-serial-number-machine-type-and-c.html#how-to-locate-the-serial-number-machine-type-and-configuration-id_HO3770.
Please be near the products described in this article to expedite the support process and reduce callbacks.
LEGACY ID:
SO6795