Sharp H5-01 Trouble Error Code Clear Process

Sharp H5-01 Trouble Error Code Clear Process

by admin | Mar 2, 2016 | howto, sharp, troubleshoot | 48 comments

H5-01 is a common error code on older Sharp copiers. It indicates that your machine has had 5 jams in a row. It can be cleared out, but your machine likely needs some maintenance to prevent further issues. Or it might be time to consider updating your office equipment to something new. In either case, feel free to contact us for your options.

H5-01 Trouble Error Code Clear on Sharp Copier – Video Instructions

H5-01 Trouble Error Code Clear on Sharp Copier – Step-By-Step Instructions

1. Make sure you’ve gotten all of the jammed paper out of the machine
2. On the number pad, touch P, *, C, * in rapid succession
   • On newer Sharp copiers(2014-present) you’ll have to double tap the Home button to the right of the touch screen to bring up the number pad
3. The machine will enter a simulation mode, either touch the #14 on the touch screen, or type 14 on the number pad, then touch the B&W Start button(or mono on newer machines)
4. Touch Execute, then Yes.
5. It will take a moment to process, sometimes you will have a progress bar, then the machine will reboot itself. If it doesn’t reboot itself after a minute or two, go ahead and touch CA to reboot it. If all else fails, turn it off manually.

The Sharp copier with the H5-01 should be reset at this point, and you should be able to print/copy again. Again, if you need someone to come out and take a look at your system, request a service call. Skelton Business Equipment has a 4 hour service call turnaround time! We can also provide you with a free quote if you want to consider updating your equipment. Odds are if you are getting the H5-01 that your copier may be on it’s last leg.

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