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Dislikes: i know dev/drm would be first assumption. but look at PGs. pg5/15 you see void. pg10 looks fine. ????
i know dev/drm would be first assumption. but look at PGs. pg5/15 you see void. pg10 looks fine. ????
Printer Model??
It's look like black developer.This is standard issue where the problem is visible only on the halftone.PG-10 is 100% cover.
Last edited by zoraldinho; 05-24-2017 at 11:25 AM.
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Re: void going thru black
Originally Posted by zoraldinho
iradv c5035. another tech went out for the same thing not long ago and did change dev/drm. still getting this. visually inspected dev, ran cln function. weird.
Has the laser been cleaned?
Has the laser been cleaned?
yes it has.
Had similar and had to take laser units out in the end and open it up and clean the mirrors manually, in a metal factory. So if you are in a dusty enviroment and only used the blue cleaner I would check that, same model by the way.
Hope this helps
Les
If you still getting this with new developer then clean laser assy must resolve the mystery.If you can make the force stop and check image on the drum and belt to eliminate the doubts between laser and transfer.iradv c5035. another tech went out for the same thing not long ago and did change dev/drm. still getting this. visually inspected dev, ran cln function. weird.
Practice makes perfect
If it ain't broke, don't fix it
A picture is worth a thousand words
If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself
hi..thats inside your laser.the lens is dirty.
boy the cq you have on all colours is bad.rep the drum kits.and clean charge rollers.
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