Hello everyone.
One of our C1's is printing horizontal stripes when printing PG5 on 128 density (50%).
PG10 looks perfect, as it has 100% density.
Toner is ceramic toner, with selenium red instead of magenta. I know that original toner should be used, but this toner is running on many other machines perfectly. So the toner is not the cause.
What i tried so far:
- Changed image drum assy from another machine
- Changed main and secondary corona assy from another machine
- Changed secondary transfer voltage in paper type
Didn't help anything.
Machine has 50k prints, developer material fillings are brandnew.
Any suggestions on how to continue are highly appreciated.
See pics attached for details.
EDIT:
Looking further through the sm, i found the hint attached. (pic "C1 drive gear")
Even if the intervall is not 4mm (it is more between 1 and 1,5 mm), could these stripes be drive-related somehow?
And: Canon tells in the service manual to change the gears, but does not give a workflow description...was there a bulletin for this threat? I assume i will have to either remove the complete D-Kit and P-Kit assys to get to the gears, or work my way through from the backside of the machine, having to remove main controller PCB, Tensioner, etc.
Either way looks like a lot of work, and i'd rather try some other things first..
One of our C1's is printing horizontal stripes when printing PG5 on 128 density (50%).
PG10 looks perfect, as it has 100% density.
Toner is ceramic toner, with selenium red instead of magenta. I know that original toner should be used, but this toner is running on many other machines perfectly. So the toner is not the cause.
What i tried so far:
- Changed image drum assy from another machine
- Changed main and secondary corona assy from another machine
- Changed secondary transfer voltage in paper type
Didn't help anything.
Machine has 50k prints, developer material fillings are brandnew.
Any suggestions on how to continue are highly appreciated.
See pics attached for details.
EDIT:
Looking further through the sm, i found the hint attached. (pic "C1 drive gear")
Even if the intervall is not 4mm (it is more between 1 and 1,5 mm), could these stripes be drive-related somehow?
And: Canon tells in the service manual to change the gears, but does not give a workflow description...was there a bulletin for this threat? I assume i will have to either remove the complete D-Kit and P-Kit assys to get to the gears, or work my way through from the backside of the machine, having to remove main controller PCB, Tensioner, etc.
Either way looks like a lot of work, and i'd rather try some other things first..
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