
If the warning light on the Start button is blinking on the Sharp AR-6020 / AR-6023 and you can print but cannot copy, the problem is usually with the scanner (exposure) system — either the exposure unit is not working correctly or the optics are dirty.

When copying fails but printing still works, the copier cannot read the original. This normally points to the scanning optics: dust or toner on the scanner glass, mirrors or lens, or a fault in the exposure lamp/assembly.
Printing does not use the scanner. Copying does, so a scanning/exposure fault stops copies while prints still work.
The document glass and the optical mirrors and lens of the scanner unit. Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth — avoid scratching the surfaces.
The exposure lamp or scanner board may be defective and require a technician.
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