| Quote: | | | Originally Posted by rs4u | | | | |
| Ok we switched out the yellow developer unit on 1 of the 2 6500 to fix a 2411 Error, still getting that error code on that machine  . On the other machine we where getting a 2220 error code, but with the developer unit from the other 6500 in it now it seems to work now  , but we are getting a black line on side 2 of job, and on side one the magenta on the left edge is more purplish then red. Any suggestions on how to correct that issue would be helpful.
We have changed out Cornoa's on both machines, put new yellow developer in, changed out transfer belt, put new fuser unit in, new drums. | |
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Check the charge corona wire itself in your magenta charge unit. It might not be sitting squarely, causing an uneven level of the wire from the front side to the rear side relative to the machine. We sometimes take the charge grid off and pop the end caps to fix the position of the wire in the end housings. I make it a habit to visually look through the bottom side into a light source to view the position of the wire inside the housing before I put a new unit in the machine. It will be obvious if one side is off center, that side will need to be repositioned. Its a quick check for piece of mind. I also inspect the grid to make sure it isn't troughed up the length and free from any depressions or high points.
The 2411 code, and similar codes for the other colours, you can simply change the TCR sensor and or change the starter. Also check the harness connection in the front where you can disconnect when removing the dev unit for damaged or pulled wire inside the connector.
The 2220 code was related to your transfer belt. Check the positioning of the belt in the process carriage and ensure the belt is level and not binding. Check your transfer rollers inside to ensure they are properly seated and oriented. Check to ensure that your belt is not drifting due to imbalanced rollers...the bearings on the tension roller tend to pop out of place. Check for damaged bearings. Also, ensure the drum units are seated properly.
As for the line on the second side...is this for double sided prints? Check your lower 2nd transfer roller for dirt under the neutralize unit. Also, ensure that the black mylar on the metal guide just before that roller is in good condition. Replace it if it is damaged in any way. Do not remove it until you actually have one, or you will get shadowing. Common damage to it will cause what looks like a smudge...that mylar. if damaged, can actually touch the transfer belt and rub the toner before it is transferred to the paper.
Try stopping the machine in the middle of a print job on 12x18, cheat the front door and force a jam when you see the paper cross the second transfer. It will help determine where that line is coming from with a certainty.
If it is a double sided print, check for dirt in the entire path of the ADU and turnouver guides. Clean the turnover guides at the exit area of the fuser for toner buildup, scrape off as necessary...be careful not to damage the guide itself when you do this...no nicks...
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