wc 7535 developer problem in black

[mmeldeep]

Please help I need to increase developer charging
any help please

[Phil B.]

Please help I need to increase developer charging
any help please

why?
more than likely the developer need replacing/rebuild

[JrTech]

Wouldn't do that unless your trying to compensate for electrical. By your location I would say your not using 110v. As last post suggested you need to either rebuild or replace current. You can use a developer housing 2x just clean out old developer. If you increase voltage you are going to to try to developer and still have to replace entire housing as well as possibly gears. When developer is over charged it is hard as a rock and will break the motor. New developer is about $50USD. If your using Generic toner my suggestions are worthless and do as you wish to the machine. Only killers to these machines are generic crappy toner.
Don't be cheap buy new developer charge and replace the housing. 17 screws to swap out unit. No reprogramming of NVM settings. Just replace, turn on and let the cycle run through. Run a few copies and your done.

Hope this helps

[mmeldeep]

Wouldn't do that unless your trying to compensate for electrical. By your location I would say your not using 110v. As last post suggested you need to either rebuild or replace current. You can use a developer housing 2x just clean out old developer. If you increase voltage you are going to to try to developer and still have to replace entire housing as well as possibly gears. When developer is over charged it is hard as a rock and will break the motor. New developer is about $50USD. If your using Generic toner my suggestions are worthless and do as you wish to the machine. Only killers to these machines are generic crappy toner.
Don't be cheap buy new developer charge and replace the housing. 17 screws to swap out unit. No reprogramming of NVM settings. Just replace, turn on and let the cycle run through. Run a few copies and your done.

Hope this helps

thanks you are very helpful
l mean l want to increase the contrast
like ricoh or canon

[mmeldeep]

why?
more than likely the developer need replacing/rebuild

developer is good
but I need to increase contrast

[rockdude]

This is why "nomenclature" is 35% of your test score for Xerox and IBM techs.

The ability to accurately describe a problem is crucial.

Explanations (and wasted time) by two responders to this post because of improper explanation of the problem.