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    Hi Guys.

    Thanks for all the help so far. I will go to the Client today and see what I can do. Will keep you posted
    Thanx again for the help

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    I fixed one recently by setting scan default to B/W instead of color..Haven't heard back in a month. This customer has my cell number and would have called by now

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    Hi thanx for everyones help. I cleaned the slit glass and it seems that, that was the problem.

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    fs-1128mfp colred scanning lines

    I am fighting this same issue with a customer colored lines when scanning with document feeder. except twice I hace cleaned the DP glass it has gone away. Then the next day customer calls back and the lines are in a different spot. If you lay paper on glass all is fine.

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    clean the slit glass

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    Unexplained lines on scans

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    If your customer does not let the ink dry before scanning documents this exact problem can happen many times a day. The customer needs to understand that they are responsible for cleaning the slit glass when necessary. It's not difficult.

    Who knows? Maybe they'll learn to let the ink dry? =^..^=
    If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
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    3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
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    5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.

    blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=

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    Smile

    Who knows? Maybe they'll learn to let the ink dry? =^..^=

    Ha Ha what you smokin Blackcat? Ha Ha ha

    How do you get the speech bubble a round text?

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    Unexplained lines on scans

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    When you'd like to include a quote from a specific post, at the bottom of that post you'll find a button called "Reply With Quote". Click that, and a Reply window will open with the desired text already in the window. You can edit that text, or add after it, but you must leave unaltered the prefix and suffix (before and after) the quoted test.

    And I'm not smokin' nothin'. =^..^=
    If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
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    Every time they call, clean the slit in front of the client, scan... "see it was just dirty"... next comes the billing part... should be a quick to learn lesson

  10. #20
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    Cool Re: Unexplained lines on scans

    Quote Originally Posted by aragul View Post
    Play with U068. I set one to -30 and haven't had a call in a week (-15 wasn't enough). You might have to adjust lead edge U071. Normally, 3140s don't let you access U068, so unless you have the super-secret code, you'll have to drag your tech rep over to put it in.

    U411 might fix this too, but I don't like automatic adjustments, and I don't have the paper to adjust with.
    This is correct on the fs1128 simulation 068 is the fix -30 but on the 3140 you must order a special chart to use when adjusting the dp.

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