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  • mbgemini
    Technician
    • Nov 2011
    • 18

    [Misc] CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

    Hi to all. I've got a new problem with my CLC 1130. Some days ago it started printing like this picture
    print020001.JPG

    I made some cleanings, first of all of mirrors, I never made since I bought this machine used in winter 2011.
    I cleaned the photosensitive drum cleaner assembly (cause I had also some problems with error codes --> Display\Dens\ Window-CMYK value 53) and changed its end felts
    I changed the blades on the black toner concentration sensor ass.y
    I made Auto Gradation Test and the result is like this (2nd test)

    scantest_02.JPG

    and this is a copy of a test sheet from the copyboard glass

    katun_test1.JPG

    Where starting to solve the problem?
  • Rachid.Akli
    Senior Tech

    500+ Posts
    • Oct 2011
    • 595

    #2
    Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

    Hi,

    If i remember well, the drum and the starters are given for 40k prints. First, i would replace the starters. Verify the fixing upper roller and the transfer belt.

    Rachid.
    "Find a job you love and you’ll never have to work a day in your life." Nagy's father

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    • mbgemini
      Technician
      • Nov 2011
      • 18

      #3
      Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

      Originally posted by Rachid.Akli
      Hi,

      If i remember well, the drum and the starters are given for 40k prints. First, i would replace the starters. Verify the fixing upper roller and the transfer belt.

      Rachid.
      I know duration life for developers but for drums someone, in a previous post, told me that they can work until 100k.
      Here are some data from service mode: TTL +/- 61400
      TTL-color +/- 49500 (40700 COPY + 20700 PRNT)
      TTL-K +/- 11900
      and others in following pictures

      100_3201.jpg 100_3202.jpg 100_3203.jpg

      100_3204.jpg 100_3205.jpg

      But I noted now a strange thing: in another post (12-12-2011) I reported TTL 313K for this copier; but now it shows only TTL 61400 ??!!?? How is it possible? Can this value be changed if I change something on the copier (like i.e. photosensitive drum)??

      However, in the meanwhile, I've made some PGTEST (04 - 05 - 10 - 14) like suggested in SM page 13-3 and they are simply awful

      Look for suggestions ...

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      • Herrmann
        Senior Tech

        Site Contributor
        500+ Posts
        • Jan 2006
        • 792

        #4
        Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

        I assume, that you clean up the drum area and the sensors around the drum properly; also make sure that the primary corona is in good shape.
        if so, you should detect if the error is drum or transfer related. Make a copy of your katun sheet enlarged to A3 and open the front door while copying is in progress, the maschine will stop at once. now release and slide out the transfer drum carefully and see, what is the picture on the sheet, also take a look at the toner image on the drum. I assume a transfer drum error, there is a transfer corona in the transfer drum unit (does not really looks like a corone, more than a wiper assy), take it out and clean it, if possible replace.
        BTW: paper is not too moist?
        second: these models have a drum heater, make sure that it is working
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        • teckat
          Field Supervisor

          Site Contributor
          10,000+ Posts
          • Jan 2010
          • 16092

          #5
          Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

          DRUM =40K

          Replace Trans Drum Sheet/Attraction brush unit/Transfer blade unit
          Grid Plate
          Filters
          Separation/internal and external static charging wires


          this printer is history // i charge 225.00hr. just to look at one of these /
          **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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          • mramlawi
            Senior Tech

            500+ Posts
            • Jul 2011
            • 838

            #6
            Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

            hello
            make test 10 ,70 % transfer Sheet problem clean the 2 blades inside it,and clean also the corona inside the transfer sheet unit,waiting your reply


            regards ,
            Ram
            Distinguished road makes you jewel in rough

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            • mbgemini
              Technician
              • Nov 2011
              • 18

              #7
              Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

              Hi to all again. Thanks to all of you for suggestions.
              Here are the news

              Originally posted by teckat
              ...
              Separation/internal and external static charging wires
              ...
              Originally posted by mramlawi
              hello
              make test 10 ,70 % transfer Sheet problem clean the 2 blades inside it,and clean also the corona inside the transfer sheet unit,waiting your reply

              I've found the ext. static wire broken and changed it. Now the toner comes out well on the paper, but the copier applies - in my opinion - TOO MUCH toner. I have to make copies with "heavy paper" settings so the fuser rollers run slowly and fix the toner well.
              Here are my new tests.

              katuntest_02.JPG test_PG_TYPE15.JPG test_PGTYPE10 dens48.JPG test_PG_TYPE04c.JPG test_PG_TYPE04m.JPG

              Take a look to katun test: the black is so thick that it is glossy; the central greyscale is not grey but light-blue and black; the other colors are just a little more dark than the original.
              The other tests speak for themselves. In PG Tests 04, only cyan starts from the first row, the other colors are like magenta and they're all too thick and not in gradations.

              The S.M. at page 13-60 says: "If dens graduation in 16 gradations is not noted as shown, suspect a fault in the laser system" !!
              And what can I do in this case?

              Is it possible, however, adjust in somewhere the density/concentration of toner that the copier must apply?

              Originally posted by teckat
              ...
              this printer is history // i charge 225.00hr. just to look at one of these /
              ...
              I believe you! We bought some years ago a CLC1100 modified to work with ceramic toners; it's difficult and costly to find its spare parts. So we have found in a Canon Center some old copiers: CLC1130 + CLC1150 + CLC900 + CLC700 + lots of spare parts for a total amount of $750.
              Since a few months I'm trying to restore one of these (1130) to use it for internal copies and catalogs.

              Thanks in advance for your help,
              Barbara
              Last edited by mbgemini; 06-11-2012, 06:53 PM.

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              • teckat
                Field Supervisor

                Site Contributor
                10,000+ Posts
                • Jan 2010
                • 16092

                #8
                Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

                u have over-saturation of toner/starter in units
                an old DRUM will cause this


                remove all developers>dump out all starter & vacuum out rest (make sure vacuum & it's filter are for this toner cleaning purpose)

                put all door numbers back to orig. settings
                add fresh starter to all units/ follow the developer replacement procedure

                how old is the DRUM ?
                what color is Drum surface ??
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                • mbgemini
                  Technician
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 18

                  #9
                  Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

                  Originally posted by teckat
                  u have over-saturation of toner/starter in units
                  an old DRUM will cause this
                  ...
                  add fresh starter to all units ...

                  how old is the DRUM ?
                  what color is Drum surface ??
                  ok I will change soon toner/starters
                  the drum? I posted this photo last december
                  clc1130_drum copia.jpg
                  but I really don't know how old is it ...
                  last november this copier reported 313K TTL but now it reports only 61K ?!?
                  but its change costs too much for the internal work we do with it.

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                  • teckat
                    Field Supervisor

                    Site Contributor
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                    • Jan 2010
                    • 16092

                    #10
                    Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

                    Originally posted by mbgemini
                    ok I will change soon toner/starters
                    the drum? I posted this photo last december
                    [ATTACH=CONFIG]16308[/ATTACH]
                    but I really don't know how old is it ...
                    last november this copier reported 313K TTL but now it reports only 61K ?!?
                    but its change costs too much for the internal work we do with it.

                    surface looks mud green


                    that DRUM is shot / u need a new Drum
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                    • mbgemini
                      Technician
                      • Nov 2011
                      • 18

                      #11
                      Re: CLC 1130 bad copies and printings

                      I imagine all drums of my old CLC's are a little bit mud;
                      CLC 700 (1) = 152K
                      CLC 700 (2) = 86k
                      CLC 900 = 158K
                      CLC 1100 = 142k in use w/ceramic toners
                      CLC 700 (3) = only 6K !! in use w/ceramic toners
                      CLC 1150 (1) = 415k
                      CLC 1150 (2) = not yet verified, It doesn't remain switched on - I don't remember error code and I can't be able to enter service mode 'cause it switches off in a few seconds; it has also the same corona wire broken and other problems I will try to solve in the future

                      CLC 1130 = mistery (313 or 61?)
                      now I'll proceed in this with toner changes to verify if there will be some improvements.

                      In any case your help has been always precious since I registered in last november!!
                      I'll post again after further interventions on my copier.
                      Thanks a lot.

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