Cyan and yellow developer unit spills toner. Meters: meter 1 - 349186, meter 2 - 90123, meter 3 - 200331, meter 4 - 439309.
Sorry for bad English, I'm a Russian.
Cyan and yellow developer unit spills toner. Meters: meter 1 - 349186, meter 2 - 90123, meter 3 - 200331, meter 4 - 439309.
Sorry for bad English, I'm a Russian.
Are U using OEM toner?
When you say spills toner, like there is to much toner going into the dev unit?
have had problem with black unit where toner supply motor was running when it should not have been. You may be able to hear motors running. I reseated ribbon cables between iot pwb and mcu pwb make sure you reseat at both ends.
Dc250 does suffer from air being sucked into ros area, you get a faint band le-te about 100mm from o/b edge. Normally in cyan 1st and then yellow. You need to strip out ros units and clean mirrors. There was updated firmware to help prevent issue .16 I think. Also seals were added to ros units. If the color count is only 90k I don't think you will need to change dev yet.
Sounds like your machine is pretty dirty, find a service vac and give it a good cleaning inside to prevent any further problems.
The ROS are labeled with K C, M Y. Clean which ever has the deletions.
Open it up and clean all the mirrors that appear dirty, inside and out. Be very careful not to scratch the surface. I typically use a small bright flashlight to reflect off the mirrors to detect any toner dust. While your at it remove and replace or clean (compressed air) the large square shaped filter located on the left side towards the rear of the unit, under the cable connectors.
Have you tried replacing the entire Developing Unit for the offending color?
I've had machines where I had to clean the ROS every month where the machine is running 40,000 copies per month, but once I replaced the developer unit for the color that's throwing toner everywhere. The problem goes away and did not have to clean the ROS again for a long long time (a year since I've replaced the developer unit)
I believe that the magnetic roller on the unit itself looses it's effect after so many copies that it doesn't hold the toner onto the developer when it rolls out of the metering blade. Therefore that causes the toner to fly everywhere when the machine is running. And the newer developing units (magnetic roller has ribs on it) tend to do a better job of keeping the toner attached to the developer when running.
Hope this helps
Before replacing dev assy do a deep machine cleaning especially the filters.
Then run MaxSetup series procedures.
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