C6500 - color density problem
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
one color or all colors?
if you suspect one color, tape up the DV inlet hole and swap DV units/drums around and see if the problem stays with the DV unit or the color slot.
alway leave the toner door open when testing this so it wont try to add toner.We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.
The medication helps though...Comment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
drums have ~ 10000 pages ...
toner oem
it makes on all colors ...
I'm not sure but I think this problem starts after a deep cleaning ...
also replace corona's and transfer belt ...
I checked again all contacts and rollers ... to be smooth area to all contacts ... CMY on left of transfer belt chassis and black with 2th transfer roll to the right of transfer belt ...
also cleaned transfer roll from front of fusing unit ... checked again to be smooth area in front of machine ...
on transfer belt, I stopped in the middle of transfer on the belt, and I saw large amount of toner on transfer belt, after separation, half on the page and half on the belt ...Comment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
Then it must be some problem with 2nd transfer process.
Did you put back 2nd transfer roller corectly?
Also check earth plate on lower transfer roller (before fusing unit).
Did this problem occur after service or was there before replacing parts?Comment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
Earth I checked 5 time till now, and again now ... I made also some pictures with position of the roll
I didn't checked before because it was full of toner inside and transfer belt was damaged
You say about 2nd transfer roller before fusing unit?
L.E.
I think I solved it ... I don't know how I saw it ... but I saw ...
Inside of the machine, the connector for 2nd assy was damaged ...
Last edited by zmeutz; 10-17-2021, 05:15 PM.Comment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
I think Synthohol mean connector for discharging assy, right after lower transfer roller.
I would check 2nd transfer roller pressure mechanism, pressure release motor, cam, pressure arm...
Try to change pressure and see is there some difference in transfer.
Edit:you edited last post so i have too, that broken connector definitely could be the problemComment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
I think Synthohol mean connector for discharging assy, right after lower transfer roller.
I would check 2nd transfer roller pressure mechanism, pressure release motor, cam, pressure arm...
Try to change pressure and see is there some difference in transfer.
Edit:you edited last post so i have too, that broken connector definitely could be the problem
problem not solved ... still persist ...
I will try to check transfer belt, 2nd transfer roller pressure mechanism,
pressure release motor(can I check from service menu if it turn on or off?)
cam?
pressure arm?Comment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
If you dont have SM i suggest you find it, if you want to do something on this machine.
Some things is hard to explain, lot easier with SM and theory of operation.
How did you resolve that broken connector?
Transfer pressure bellow from SM
2nd transfer.jpgComment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
that's why I asked about cam...
I have SM and I saw cam at 2nd transfer unit, before fusing unit ...
I will give a try again tomorrow ..
Thanks for help!
I will return with news...Comment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
2nd transfer roller pressure mechanism - tested with door opened ... works it came up and back down ... but still large amount of toner remain on transfer belt ...
pressure release motor - tested works ..
cam - in the right position
pressure arm - in the right position
I saw counter of roll and it has 224.000 prints (I saw it was used only in A4S ... because I see wear in the middle but on A3 it's the same ...)
I will try to replace both of them, TB one and this one ... because prints on all colors are very low density
I attached this image, it must to be deep orange ... but isn't
I see on transfer belt consistent amount of toner, but only small amount remain on pageComment
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
You could try change this settings and see is it make some difference but i am more on the hardware side problem
Code:Change Dipswitch 1-0 (To display process adjustment to user screen) from 0 (Default) to 1. Then, [Process adjustment] key is accessible from COPY (or MACHINE) screen. (COPY (MACHINE) => [Paper Setting] => [Change] => [Process Adj.] => [2nd transfer Offset (Front) and/or (Back)]) Set appropriate 2nd transfer current for each tray referring paper being used. However, when too high or too low value is entered, the adjustment fails.
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
You could try change this settings and see is it make some difference but i am more on the hardware side problem
Code:Change Dipswitch 1-0 (To display process adjustment to user screen) from 0 (Default) to 1. Then, [Process adjustment] key is accessible from COPY (or MACHINE) screen. (COPY (MACHINE) => [Paper Setting] => [Change] => [Process Adj.] => [2nd transfer Offset (Front) and/or (Back)]) Set appropriate 2nd transfer current for each tray referring paper being used. However, when too high or too low value is entered, the adjustment fails.
I will test it later ... but till then I already ordered connectors for both transfer rolls, I think maybe from there is the problem ...
A friends guide me, if the black connector from transfer belt it's damaged (see picture) then it loose voltage and can be from there doesn't work good transfer ...
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Re: C6500 - color density problem
Run Factory Default under Recall Standard Data under Process Adjustment.
Then run test pattern N. 80 and compare the colors
Do not let the printer adjust. Run the test right after the Factory Default.Nothing like day after dayComment
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