C6500 - color density problem

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  • Toxic
    Senior Tech

    500+ Posts
    • Dec 2009
    • 697

    #16
    Re: C6500 - color density problem

    Tulintron, good point , i totally forgot about that step.

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    • zmeutz
      Technician
      • Nov 2014
      • 27

      #17
      Re: C6500 - color density problem

      Originally posted by tulintron
      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.



      colorful ...
      very nice colors ...

      after gamma adjustment and color registration

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      • zmeutz
        Technician
        • Nov 2014
        • 27

        #18
        Re: C6500 - color density problem

        I start to think that the problem starts from gamma sensor,
        when I cleaned boards from gamma and color registration sensor can be that I touch this 2 adjustments...


        can I find right position of them, or can I readjust them?

        thanks!

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        • methogod
          Senior Tech

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          500+ Posts
          • Dec 2008
          • 921

          #19
          Re: C6500 - color density problem

          replace, if cleaning didn't fix. Usually overcompensates the other way when dirty.

          how many test prints did you run before it go lighter, before adjustment? i would have ran a bunch just to be sure it didn't lose density on it own.

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          • tulintron
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            • Jul 2014
            • 668

            #20
            Re: C6500 - color density problem

            Originally posted by zmeutz


            colorful ...
            very nice colors ...

            after gamma adjustment and color registration
            Changing would be the best alternative. However, in the printed tests, it seems to me to have a developer with a shelf life at the end.


            Cyan prints bad colors.


            The yellow background after the adjustments is a faulty gamma sensor characteristic.


            But be sure to change the developers if necessary.


            This sensor strip has an update. Pay attention when making a purchase.
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            • zmeutz
              Technician
              • Nov 2014
              • 27

              #21

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