savin 2527 lines in 1st inch of print?? help

**justinm001** · 07-14-2009

they're black but they only showup at the spots where there should be ink

**justinm001** · 07-15-2009

Here's what it looks like. I removed the fuser and took it apart and cleaned the rollers but still no luck. I also tried flipping them around to see if i could get it to be on the bottom but it doesn't seem to be a roller problem. I believe the specs on the page are just from a dirty glass. any help would be amazing

**Vulkor** · 07-15-2009

Originally Posted by justinm001

the Savin 2527 is having lines in the first inch or 2 of print. I've replaced the drum/photo Conductor Unit as well as put on a 120k maintance kit.

So that is PCU (includes drum, dv, charge roller etc)
Transfer Roller right? Not sure what comes in PM kits

hmmm looks like PCU, but you've already replaced it.

Bad ID Sensor jacking up the PCU Charges?

**schooltech** · 07-15-2009

The PM kits only have some feed rollers, a tx roller replacement, and fuser rebuild rollers. I do know that the tx roller can cause cruddy copies after having a lot of copies on them.

**mikadonovan** · 07-15-2009

Originally Posted by justinm001

Here's what it looks like. I removed the fuser and took it apart and cleaned the rollers but still no luck. I also tried flipping them around to see if i could get it to be on the bottom but it doesn't seem to be a roller problem. I believe the specs on the page are just from a dirty glass. any help would be amazing

I may be a little off track here, but maybe not. Assuming your example is a skyshot or black original, it looks like a toner dusted laser shield glass could be your problem. Located under the toner hopper, it pulls out from the front. Make sure it is clean

**Vulkor** · 07-15-2009

Originally Posted by mikadonovan

I may be a little off track here, but maybe not. Assuming your example is a skyshot or black original, it looks like a toner dusted laser shield glass could be your problem. Located under the toner hopper, it pulls out from the front. Make sure it is clean

I thought about this, but usually stuff on the LD Unit Shield Glass just makes the copies light in that particular area. If I recall that is.. lol

**Shadow1** · 07-15-2009

Assuming your sample was supposed to be a LEF blackout its probably the glass slit - these machines don't usually puke, but I've seen a customer "clean" one with canned air resulting in exactly that kind of image. What a mess that was.

**mikadonovan** · 07-15-2009

It was just a thought. From reading the posts he explained that the lines would not show up on a white copy, therefore they would be white lines. Then he said they were black lines

Could be a smoked pcu, I suppose.

**Jomama46** · 07-15-2009

Originally Posted by mikadonovan

It was just a thought. From reading the posts he explained that the lines would not show up on a white copy, therefore they would be white lines. Then he said they were black lines

Could be a smoked pcu, I suppose.

Yeah, somethings smoking