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ER86 - Air Manager fan unable to rotate at the desired speed


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Posted · ER86 - Air Manager fan unable to rotate at the desired speed

Looking for help with a S5 bundle.  

I keep getting this error message (ER86) when I try to print with an S5 with air manager.  I've changed the filter and checked the fan and can't see any issue. The printer also keeps dropping from Digital Factory printer list.  When it is on the list, it won't start any of the pending prints.  When I run a print via a USB, it fails because of ER86.  Any ideas?

 

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