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  • denvertan
    Technician
    • May 2019
    • 82

    [Misc] C364e Printing Grey with slight red.

    Issue: (Printing Grey Background, printout showing light magenta)

    The whole paper suppose to be in light grey but printout showing slight red it those grey colour area.
    Try to print with design without grey background. Turn out nothing wrong.

    What have been done so far.
    0. Run the Gradation Adjustment (3 times with A3 paper)
    1. Print the pdf in 2 Colour red, gree, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow to check for which colour cause the issue. But all turn out to be normal. No colour discrepency.
    2. Life stop show developer is near end of life, replaced all 4 developer. Redo step 0, issue not fix.
    3. Cleaning the laser (Does not fix the issue too)

    I tried to print the same pdf at other same model copier. They did not show any issue same as this machine.
    Other stop life is 30%. or more.

    The red printout
    bb.jpg

    The source
    grey.jpg

    Please suggest what I can check. TQ.
    Last edited by denvertan; 08-18-2020, 01:13 PM.
  • qbert69
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    • Mar 2013
    • 1152

    #2
    Re: C364e Printing Grey with slight red.

    Check your design. Make sure the graphics are completely flattened into 1 single layer & rasterized prior to sending to the printer. It appears the red/magenta is across the same area as the wreath...may be an alpha channel transparency problem during the RIP.[emoji57]

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    • Synthohol
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      Site Contributor
      5,000+ Posts
      • Mar 2016
      • 5463

      #3
      Re: C364e Printing Grey with slight red.

      what is the "auto color adjustment" you mentioned?
      did you run 3 of each gradation adjustments?
      We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.
      The medication helps though...

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      • denvertan
        Technician
        • May 2019
        • 82

        #4
        Re: C364e Printing Grey with slight red.

        Originally posted by Synthohol
        what is the "auto color adjustment" you mentioned?
        did you run 3 of each gradation adjustments?
        Thank you for reminding me.
        I did the Gradation Adjustment 3 times using A3 paper with few blank paper behind it to make sure it read correctly.

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        • tulintron
          Senior Tech

          Site Contributor
          500+ Posts
          • Jul 2014
          • 651

          #5
          Re: C364e Printing Grey with slight red.

          Originally posted by denvertan
          Issue: (Printing Grey Background, printout showing light magenta)

          The whole paper suppose to be in light grey but printout showing slight red it those grey colour area.
          Try to print with design without grey background. Turn out nothing wrong.

          What have been done so far.
          0. Run the Gradation Adjustment (3 times with A3 paper)
          1. Print the pdf in 2 Colour red, gree, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow to check for which colour cause the issue. But all turn out to be normal. No colour discrepency.
          2. Life stop show developer is near end of life, replaced all 4 developer. Redo step 0, issue not fix.
          3. Cleaning the laser (Does not fix the issue too)

          I tried to print the same pdf at other same model copier. They did not show any issue same as this machine.
          Other stop life is 30%. or more.

          The red printout
          [ATTACH=CONFIG]46499[/ATTACH]

          The source
          [ATTACH=CONFIG]46500[/ATTACH]

          Please suggest what I can check. TQ.
          Despite saying that on another printer everything went well, I will agree with qbert69. Magenta only appears in the crown area.It may be something related to image processing. Nothing mechanical. Could have attached the job from the other printer.
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          • tsbservice
            Field tech

            Site Contributor
            5,000+ Posts
            • May 2007
            • 7635

            #6
            Re: C364e Printing Grey with slight red.

            Originally posted by denvertan
            Issue: (Printing Grey Background, printout showing light magenta)

            The whole paper suppose to be in light grey but printout showing slight red it those grey colour area.
            Try to print with design without grey background. Turn out nothing wrong.

            What have been done so far.
            0. Run the Gradation Adjustment (3 times with A3 paper)
            1. Print the pdf in 2 Colour red, gree, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow to check for which colour cause the issue. But all turn out to be normal. No colour discrepency.
            2. Life stop show developer is near end of life, replaced all 4 developer. Redo step 0, issue not fix.
            3. Cleaning the laser (Does not fix the issue too)

            I tried to print the same pdf at other same model copier. They did not show any issue same as this machine.
            Other stop life is 30%. or more.

            The red printout
            [ATTACH=CONFIG]46499[/ATTACH]

            The source
            [ATTACH=CONFIG]46500[/ATTACH]

            Please suggest what I can check. TQ.
            Other same model KM machine with same driver? Also same FW levels as offending machine?
            It appears to me also like file/software issue but you said same file is printed fine from another 4e machine which is a bit perplexing.
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