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    Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    Good Afternoon,
    I have a customer that has a dark image on the copies on a Canon IR2525.
    I replaced the drum but the images were still there...seems like on the developing cylinder.
    Can I clean that? and how would you so as not to damage the developing unit?
    How would I do that?
    Thank you
    Doug

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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    Quote Originally Posted by doug View Post
    Good Afternoon,
    I have a customer that has a dark image on the copies on a Canon IR2525.
    I replaced the drum but the images were still there...seems like on the developing cylinder.
    Can I clean that? and how would you so as not to damage the developing unit?
    How would I do that?
    Thank you
    Doug
    can you send sample copy? did you ask if they used other type of toner....

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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    I never clean the dev cylinder, it is either good or shot. I would be looking elsewhere for the problem. Is it a smear, streak, or offset image?

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    Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    Is it safe to guess that this Canon is monocomponent? If yes, what about mottling?

    Common on monocomponent developing, sometimes the toner clumps on the developing roller, especially during times of high humidity. Traditionally you would dry-wipe the developing cylinder with toner left in the unit. The toner just pushes out of the way. Keep wiping, rotating, wiping, rotating ... until you get all the way around.

    Aftermarket toner has a much worse problem with mottling. =^..^=
    If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
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    5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.

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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    Mono component Canon....I clean dev cylinders all the time. It was mandatory on NPs....just wipe them with clean dry cloth. If toner is baked to cylinder, scrape it loose with fingernail then wipe with dry cloth. Been doing this to Canon mono dev cylinders forever...older NPs I would wipe away toner coating and clean cylinder with Soft Scrub(except ones with black coating)

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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    I would guess this poster is not using genuine toner, hence an issue with copy quality & the dev unit.
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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    Change toner only
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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    hi..normally with a generic toner the dev unit will cause a light image..then u would empty toner clean dev roller with a clean cloth and either add toner or put a new toner in and add.i have have the charge roller in the drum cause black marks.dark image what becomes lighter during the day.not sure if the problem is the same .try pls put a att image of fault..thank you

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    Re: Cleaning developing roller on a Canon IR2525

    Quote Originally Posted by doug View Post
    Good Afternoon,
    I have a customer that has a dark image on the copies on a Canon IR2525.
    I replaced the drum but the images were still there...seems like on the developing cylinder.
    Can I clean that? and how would you so as not to damage the developing unit?
    How would I do that?
    Thank you
    Doug

    change the toner and see that one too. I hard the same problem

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