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ok, will remember that when you will need help.
To simple,
ok, will remember that when you will need help.
[QUOTE=jzheld;38567impleok, will remember that when you will need help.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, i think you misunderstand
I have worked with this plotters since the day they was launched
Phd will get dirty and result in light image overall
But not lines out.
For me its 1 of the first thing i do at every visit
Re: Oce tds 600 doesn't print solid
I thought you were joking about printhead in this machine, now i understand that you are serious, I'll tell you a little secret that is a laser 36" B/W plotter, laser machines have no print head. so Please do not embarrass yourself by saying you know this machine.
I am with leo on this one . Anyone who has seen an OCE plotter knows whats he is talking about...
a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one
Lol I'll take a picture next time I will sevice it, and I guess you and Leo will show me where is the print head there. Really want to see it. Just to be clear it's TDS 600.
Introduction to the Exposure function
Exposing is the second step in the electro photographic process.
The 9600 printhead writes black information on the photoconductor (drum).
This means that the printhead only discharges the image areas on the photoconductor (drum).
The background areas stays charged.
Light of LED's is used to expose the photoconductor (drum). The light of the LED's is focused by a SLA (Self focussing Lens Array).
From the partslist:
5600402 PRINTHEAD
i'l say no more!
Re: Oce tds 600 doesn't print solid
Wow you wouldn't let it go, what they call printhead is actually call corona wires, also if you read carefully before the solution was found, btw if the wires making the lines, it's time to replace them, cleaning wouldn't be as effectiveIntroduction to the Exposure function
Exposing is the second step in the electro photographic process.
The 9600 printhead writes black information on the photoconductor (drum).
This means that the printhead only discharges the image areas on the photoconductor (drum).
The background areas stays charged.
Light of LED's is used to expose the photoconductor (drum). The light of the LED's is focused by a SLA (Self focussing Lens Array).
From the partslist:
5600402 PRINTHEAD
i'l say no more!
and that's how The Titanic sank............ lol
a machine is only as good as your tech : source:screwtape ; the scary one
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