Hi
Has anyone seen this type of Banding on cyan halftone print service mode 120 level
Have replaced Cyan iu and Transfer belt Machine has only just been installed so is new.
Cheers Justin
Hi
Has anyone seen this type of Banding on cyan halftone print service mode 120 level
Have replaced Cyan iu and Transfer belt Machine has only just been installed so is new.
Cheers Justin
well after looking at the picture i would say has nothing to do with transfer belt the image problem repeats itself over and over. i was a little confused though is the machine new or is the parts. it sounded like the machine was new. you replaced parts in it and still has problem. key things to try. send your print through stop it before it hits the fuser are the marks still there? i believe (i could be wrong) but the cyan magenta and yellow use the same motor to spend the drums. is this problem occur only on cyan or does it appear on magenta or yellow as well . it could be another developing unit is having issues as the color is spinning it is locking up cause of that color. remove all units and shake them. make sure drum spins freely and not to tough when spins by hand
Has this problem been resolved. I have a C654 doing exact same thing. Replacing the drum unit temporary fixes the issue but the same marks comes back after a few days. Here is the strange part you can take the drum unit that was making the marks and install it in another machine and the marks will disappear after a few days. It is like the drum is getting sunburned. I have replaced drums, transfer belt , roller ,ph unit and relay board ,prcb board as well swapped the erase lamps. My next guess is mfpb as I am out of Ideas. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
are the markings drum spacing ?
Perhaps HV1 is not switching off in a timely fashion.
if its in a well ventilated area you could try running the machine with the ozone filter insert removed to see if its ozone pooling in the cyan charge unit. The extra airflow will eliminate that . . .
Any other ideas?
Secondary transfer roller possibly. Have you tried adjusting voltages for it?
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