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  • teckat
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    • Jan 2010
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    [CQ] A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

    A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change/
    General B/W and Color Equipment / All


    The manufacture will discontinued use of the SHOROX A31 A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material (Brown). In its place the manufacture has recommended the use of FO#6000 Drum Cleaning Powder Material for all A-SI Drums.

    see pdf>>>[ATTACH]10887[/ATTACH]
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  • autan
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    • Nov 2010
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    #2
    Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

    teckat,plese give me some information how to repair A-SI Drum from damage or scratch?

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    • teckat
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      Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

      Originally posted by autan
      teckat,plese give me some information how to repair A-SI Drum from damage or scratch?

      the Power is for cleaning/won't remove scratches

      I have used Brasso cleaner on Selenium drums or Car Wax for light scratches
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      • charm5496
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        Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

        Originally posted by teckat
        the Power is for cleaning/won't remove scratches

        I have used Brasso cleaner on Selenium drums or Car Wax for light scratches
        Same here. We have also used a product called "putz" which is a cleaner for press rollers and works pretty good on these drums as well.
        Accidents don't just happen. They must be carelessly planned.

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        • vigour
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          • Aug 2010
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          Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

          Somewhere in the archives some guy says he puts clear nail polish on the scratch.
          His explanation: It is easier to get away with a small blank spot than a small black spot.

          some day I will try it.

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          • teckat
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            Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

            Originally posted by vigour
            Somewhere in the archives some guy says he puts clear nail polish on the scratch.
            His explanation: It is easier to get away with a small blank spot than a small black spot.

            some day I will try it.
            have see KRAZY GLUE used
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            • zoraldinho
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              Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

              Don't if you not shore!

              explo..jpg
              If it ain't broke, don't fix it
              A picture is worth a thousand words

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              • jacky_kuo
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                • Aug 2011
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                Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

                Sorry , Teckat ,

                I have a question ??

                This is how much capacity "FO#6000 Drum Cleaning Material (Grey)" bottle ? (FY9-6024-000)

                Could you recommend cleaning drum with a frequency??
                If i often cleaning,
                What of the drum bad influence?

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                • teckat
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                  Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

                  Originally posted by jacky_kuo
                  Sorry , Teckat ,

                  I have a question ??

                  This is how much capacity "FO#6000 Drum Cleaning Material (Grey)" bottle ? (FY9-6024-000)

                  Could you recommend cleaning drum with a frequency??
                  If i often cleaning,
                  What of the drum bad influence?


                  amt in bottle not known
                  Clean every 500,000 prints
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                  • blackcat4866
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                    Re: A-SI Drum Cleaning Powder Material Change

                    Originally posted by vigour
                    Somewhere in the archives some guy says he puts clear nail polish on the scratch.
                    His explanation: It is easier to get away with a small blank spot than a small black spot.

                    some day I will try it.
                    This used to work on the Selenium Tellurium drums of many days gone by, because those machines (the early Mita's, i.e DC-131) had no cleaning unit or blade. There was a cleaning corona wire, that would release the charge from the drum after each cycle, then pull any residual toner back into the developing unit. There was no physical contact of a blade to the drum.

                    When this fix was attempted on later machines with cleaning blades, I discovered that it didn't work so well. The drum surface has to be perfectly smooth to clean properly, and that small lump of nail polish leaves a teardrop shaped comet-trail of toner behind after every revolution.

                    Now, ASi drums are considerably more durable than the Selenium Tellurium drums that I experimented on, so a tech could conceivably fill a scratch, then somehow buff the resulting surface smooth. That would never have worked on those earlier drums. I single fingerprint could be the end of a drum. =^..^=
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                    1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
                    2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
                    3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
                    4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
                    5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.

                    blackcat: Master Of The Obvious =^..^=

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