Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

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  • Ingranaggio_rotto
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    • Oct 2010
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    #1

    Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

    I'm here again !

    I have a defect of print in a iR ADV C5030.
    Specifically, in the prints with low-density colored backgrounds,
    there is a lack of uniformity in color, with small white spots.
    In each color !
    This is visible in pg-type under value "100".
    I changed drums, developing unit, iTB, roller transfer internal (by each color),
    secondary roller transfer external and inner secondary roller transfert.

    The defect is even present.

    Suggestions ?
  • MunsterTech
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    #2
    Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

    is it more noticeable on heavy or bonded paper? The new ITB belt is thinner and you have to adjust that in service mode. I know you say you have changed the ITB, is that the whole assembly?

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    • V-P
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      • Apr 2011
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      #3
      Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

      Maybe you already did these :

      1. Remove - clean - Insert the laser unit
      2. Upgrade to the latest version
      3. Do all the Image Quality Adjustment Procedures

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      • MunsterTech
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        #4
        Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

        check this bulletin....i had similar on solids on 100gsm and i did the following and not an issue since.
        Attached Files

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        • Ingranaggio_rotto
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          #5
          Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

          Good evening !

          The device is upgraded and it's all aligned.....
          The defect is present on thick paper and plain paper...
          The laser unit is clean.

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          • MunsterTech
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            #6
            Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

            as i said, check the bulletin i posted, there are a few mods which will effect transfer

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            • Iowatech
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              2,500+ Posts
              • Dec 2009
              • 3930

              #7
              Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

              It has been years since I've worked on Canon equipment, so I'm not sure about this.
              But have you tried loading paper from an unopened ream into that machine? It could be the paper currently in the machine has a humidity problem.
              That's just something that is more likely to show up on prints that have low density backgrounds from what I've seen.
              Sorry if that was a waste of time.

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              • Ingranaggio_rotto
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                #8
                Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

                Already done!
                And 'one of the first things I check.

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                • onlyinnewfoundland
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                  #9
                  Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

                  Post some samples?

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                  • Ingranaggio_rotto
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                    • Oct 2010
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                    #10
                    Re: Print quality on iR ADVC 5030.

                    I found the cause !
                    Changing the item FM3-6012-000 it's come back all right.


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