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We have had a rash of paper getting sucked up in the drum carriage lately, seems to be only on humid days and only on 2 sided copies. I have had 5 of these calls and it seems like each time something different fixed it. I check drum ground, Separation bias and clean everything. Has anybody else been experiencing this lately and what has been fixing it for you?
What type of machine? I'm gonna guess it's 601/751 machines?
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You gave the reason for the fault in your post...humidity! Usually along with poor quality and badly stored paper! Also it is helpful to let us know what machine you have a problem with. Help us save our crystal balls!Originally Posted by dannysaunders
Wow, you have crystal balls? Do they clink when you walk? hahaYou gave the reason for the fault in your post...humidity! Usually along with poor quality and badly stored paper! Also it is helpful to let us know what machine you have a problem with. Help us save our crystal balls!
So difficult to install develop 450 with generic 35c-1 printer driver. All neceessary connetion i have done, but the machine refuses. I know its possible to connect. Maybe i must have lost few steps. If anyone have experience such case please let me know. I need a solution to the installation problem
Yeah, thats relevant to the original post.
Do we know what model yet? I'm guessing PRO 920/950 ...
Do I hear clinking? =^..^=
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Give a newbie a break. It's on 601's mostly. I cant fix the humidity though, just wondering if you guys had some tips and tricks.
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