clc-1100 w 020-0440

[T911]

just replaced all developers and drum stirred them and calibrated along with the drum init. can't get pasted this code. all sensors are cleaned put all factory specs back in from the front door but no luck. ideas appreciated. thanks t

[Guest]

just replaced all developers and drum stirred them and calibrated along with the drum init. can't get pasted this code. all sensors are cleaned put all factory specs back in from the front door but no luck. ideas appreciated. thanks t

Did you initialize after you stirred
You supply, then stirred and INIT4.

In your case black is what seems to be the problem.
Did you check the black toner sensor?
Was this one of the sensors you cleaned.
What did your denisty reading for black look like?

[T911]

screwtape i sirred then init all 4 cleaned the black toner sensor and that is the one i rescheduled for. the value for the sensor is a good point but what is the abbreviation for the reading in service mode and the reference for it. thanks t

[goofball]

Are you doing the INIT with the front door open or any of the covers off? Always make sure the doors are closed and covers are in place when doing this otherwise stray light can effect your values. Make sure the drum is cleaning propely or it will effect your reference patch on the drum. Also was this a problem before you restarted the developers?

[T911]

goofball, i made sure the panels were back on b4 the init on starters and drum. cycle was about 34k sold them on a full pm. but it did have a 020-0180 when i initially went out. thanks t

[mrfixit51]

just a thought...

When you were doing this PM, were you using a vacuum cleaner? The sensors are very sensitive to E.S.D. and with the use of a vacuum, you take your chances around the sensors as it makes an excellent Vandegraff generator Have you replaced the sensor unit? I know of this problem as I did it to one of the developers once and blew the sensor in it,,, during a PM, the machine had been working fine before that.

good luck,,