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    clean up illumination sensor first then check the value reading .

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    Adjust exposure first to "5", using the appropriate Test Pattern for sure. (Routine 9-21-3). Do this adjustment as per Service Manual, NOT superficially!!
    Replace illumination sensor if problem insists, especially at warm-up. It is a well known fault since '96.
    (Check toner cartridge drive gear 7E16341, it has a D-shaped hole, if copier has too many meters..) Copytech200X points to the right way!!

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    Ok guys, I will pass on your suggestions and have him double check gears, meter is 34k, and the illumination sensor. Thanks again for all the help and I will keep you posted.

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