But after you run an initial SP 2-801 and you have a gray background, you are stuck with only two options. Either trash the developer and start again, way too expensive, or attempt to eliminate as much toner from the developer as possible and try running it again. From what i have gathered from the Service technicians at Ricoh and also other tech friends, is to simply "sky-shot' copies to pull as much toner out as possible. I'm told this is an OK procedure if you may have gotten a bad result during your initial setup.
Although I would be lying if I said I understand exactly what takes place during the SP 2-801 procedure, I can't imagine it's any harsher than a standard charge applied during a copy run??
But if it is, what alternative does someone have? What does a technician do if faced with the problem I have?
Thanks for everyone's input, I sincerely appreciate the time you give to help me resolve this....
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