Comments on: Fix the f10 error code on your Toshiba e-Studio Copier http://theoryreport.com/technology/toshiba/toshiba-e-studio/fix-the-f10-error-code-on-your-toshiba-e-studio-copier.html Our News Is First In The Headlines Mon, 28 Nov 2011 03:04:11 +0000 hourly 1 By: Joe Lovrek http://theoryreport.com/technology/toshiba/toshiba-e-studio/fix-the-f10-error-code-on-your-toshiba-e-studio-copier.html#comment-223 Joe Lovrek Thu, 21 Jul 2011 04:21:10 +0000 http://theoryreport.com/?p=20#comment-223 There are many different Toshiba copiers that use different reset methods, we will use the Toshiba eStudio 350/450 copier as an example because it is one of the more popular copiers available in the marketplace. It has several features that make copying, printing and faxing easier, such as password protection and customizable settings. There are times, however, when a lost password must be recovered. Toshiba has provided a simple method to recover the password and, if need be, reset the copier settings. Instructions 1. Make sure the machine is off. While holding down the "0" and "8" buttons on the keypad, turn the copier back on. Keep holding the "0"' and "8" buttons until the copier lets out a long beep. This will activate "Test Mode D." 2. Type in '263' on the keypad and press the green start button. The password should now show up on the copier's screen. At this point, you can type in a new password if you choose to do so. 3. Press 'Set' to set the new password. Turn the machine off, wait fifteen seconds, and then turn it back on. 4. Go to the functions you wish to reset through the main menu and press "Function Clear." If prompted, type in the password. Repeat for any function you wish to reset. The default password on Toshiba copiers is "123456." Before you change the password, try the default password. There are many different Toshiba copiers that use different reset methods, we will use the Toshiba eStudio 350/450 copier as an example because it is one of the more popular copiers available in the marketplace. It has several features that make copying, printing and faxing easier, such as password protection and customizable settings. There are times, however, when a lost password must be recovered. Toshiba has provided a simple method to recover the password and, if need be, reset the copier settings.

Instructions

1. Make sure the machine is off. While holding down the “0″ and “8″ buttons on the keypad, turn the copier back on. Keep holding the “0″‘ and “8″ buttons until the copier lets out a long beep. This will activate “Test Mode D.”

2. Type in ’263′ on the keypad and press the green start button. The password should now show up on the copier’s screen. At this point, you can type in a new password if you choose to do so.

3. Press ‘Set’ to set the new password. Turn the machine off, wait fifteen seconds, and then turn it back on.

4. Go to the functions you wish to reset through the main menu and press “Function Clear.” If prompted, type in the password. Repeat for any function you wish to reset.

The default password on Toshiba copiers is “123456.” Before you change the password, try the default password.

]]> By: csills http://theoryreport.com/technology/toshiba/toshiba-e-studio/fix-the-f10-error-code-on-your-toshiba-e-studio-copier.html#comment-214 csills Thu, 02 Jun 2011 16:40:34 +0000 http://theoryreport.com/?p=20#comment-214 Joe, our church leases the E-603 copier and we are ready to return it to the vendor but want to delete any data that is on the hard drive. Is there a way to do this without reformatting the entire drive? Thanks Cary. Joe, our church leases the E-603 copier and we are ready to return it to the vendor but want to delete any data that is on the hard drive. Is there a way to do this without reformatting the entire drive? Thanks Cary.

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