The boot bug disappeared as I was re-installing a clean firmware but the boot problem re-appeared a day after as I was configuring the printer via the web browser by accessing its IP address.
I turned both power buttons to OFF and removed the 220V power plug for ten seconds. Removed the Ethernet cable. Re-connected the Ethernet cable and 220V plug. Turned both switches to ON and the boot procedure was normal.
Any iDeas anyone out there?
Regards,
Black Baron
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