Hi everyone, been having this recurring issue with the yellow developer our C1070. Tech said at first that it's depleted developer, but then every 3 months we have to change the developer. Haven't had any issues on c, M and K units. I'm thinking something else is wrong. Tired of having to buy Y developer 4 times a year. Does anyone have any idea to solve this problem?
Yello bands on KM c1070
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Re: Yello bands on KM c1070
I guess all I have to say with this is. How many prints are on the developer unit. This machine is made that you have to replace the whole developer unit and the developer inside at 1.2 million. So if you are not changing the yellow developer unit, this may be your problem.
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Re: Yello bands on KM c1070
I guess all I have to say with this is. How many prints are on the developer unit. This machine is made that you have to replace the whole developer unit and the developer inside at 1.2 million. So if you are not changing the yellow developer unit, this may be your problem.
KEN
About 400k prints, I started having this issue at less than 200k prints.Comment
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Re: Yello bands on KM c1070
I agree that should be normal procedure.
In my case when developer depleted second time in about 400k i contact my technical support from KM and i get explanation that there is no waranty on consumables like drum,developer...and to depleted developer can cause some dust on charge unit and similar nonsense so i must replace developer from my budget to have customer satisfy.
Just to mention, before that problem a was replaceing charge units before its life end,arround 80% just to be safe but that did not help either.Comment
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Lol,that maybe work in some cases with some people.
I agree that should be normal procedure.
In my case when developer depleted second time in about 400k i contact my technical support from KM and i get explanation that there is no waranty on consumables like drum,developer...and to depleted developer can cause some dust on charge unit and similar nonsense so i must replace developer from my budget to have customer satisfy.
Just to mention, before that problem a was replaceing charge units before its life end,arround 80% just to be safe but that did not help either.Comment
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Re: Yello bands on KM c1070
All I can tell you is that the yellow developer is depleted, and needs changing. Why? ... don't know. I've had a couple do that within a few days of installation. I couldn't explain it then either. =^..^=If you'd like a serious answer to your request:
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 =^..^=Comment
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Re: Yello bands on KM c1070
type in the info, it may be under yield protection program.
dumping is a claim.We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.
The medication helps though...Comment
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Re: Yello bands on KM c1070
Hi,
it happened to me sometimes too and not only on yellow.
When it happen, below what i do ( KM technical bulletin ):
- change corona
- charge new developer
- i check that firmmare is at least ver. G00-17
- set dip sw 46-4 to 1 ( this increase developer mixing speed )
- set dip sw 44-5 / 6 to 1 / 0 ( this increase developer stability by periodically toner banding/refreshing )
- set dip sw 49-6 / 7 to 1 / 0 ( this increase developer stability by periodically toner banding/refreshing )
- set dip sw 59-7 to 1 to prevent second tr. roller contamination fron toner banding
Hope this help
AlexComment
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Re: Yello bands on KM c1070
It's always the yellow!! I have had it happen randomly on various machines. No rhyme or reason for it. After a developer re-charge all is fine until it's regularly scheduled developer change. I always keep a fresh bag of yellow developer on hand because of this. Fortunately, KM recently lowered the price on the developer for this series fairly dramatically. There are also a few bulletins for "developer screw marks" on KM but nothing very helpful that hasn't been mentioned already. Also, as mentioned above. Don't try to cheat the developing unit life and let them go past 1.2 million.... That can be an expensive lesson.Comment
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