It does look like toner/developer clumping at a doctor blade. I usually just print a blank page with background color for each cyan, magenta, yellow and black. The line will be evident on one of them. Take a feeler gauge and shove it between the mag roller and doctor blade at the spot where the line is and rotate the mag roller back and forth a few times to break up the clog. Just had to do this on a c3300.
NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING
I had kind of same thing turn out to be optics were dirty. i had replace dev unit and drum assy still had lines then clean optics and it went away.
Dirty optics will not cause lines or voids on prints only copies.
ok.
this account ghosted on me when i drove an hour to service it and i made them wait till i had another call nearby.
I had a full color test print from service mode and saw no drop outs but stopped by another copier company where i get parts and showed it to
their shop guy a few techs doing shop work.
They didnt see anything in the test sheet till they put it under a bench lite that magnifies,like jewelers use.
and then i could see faint voids in yellow.
So I returned and yes there was some dev unit voids from clumps in dev unit.
I cleaned up and big pieces and good to go...
thanks all
You mean a loupe? Congratulations on your success. =^..^=
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