C6501 Skew

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  • Texers
    Technician
    • Apr 2012
    • 43

    #16
    Re: C6501 Skew

    i havent read all the thread so if this has been pointed out before.. i appologise.

    if the skew comes from PFU then perhaps it is needed to be leveled properly.
    if skew is on the m/c then there are 2 skew adjustments 1 on the ADU on the registration roller and the other one on the paper exit assy.

    for that one on the registration you need to loosen 2 screws at the back + 1 screw on the on top. then the whole registration assy can move front and back and can correct your skew.
    the other one on the paper exit, you will need to remove 1 screw and loose the other 2..and then you can adjust.

    also if you have fiery you could use tray alignement.. sometimes works wonders..

    hope this helps
    Last edited by Texers; 03-06-2013, 04:03 PM.

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    • dljorg
      Technician

      50+ Posts
      • Sep 2009
      • 93

      #17
      Re: C6501 Skew

      Definitely in spec.
      Tried the CD skew adjustment? Its in both service and in Machine Manager / Expert

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      • BVulgaris
        Technician
        • Mar 2012
        • 32

        #18
        Re: C6501 Skew

        Originally posted by dljorg
        Definitely in spec.
        Tried the CD skew adjustment? Its in both service and in Machine Manager / Expert
        urm... just wondering,
        What is in spec?
        What is the spec?
        What machine are you talking about?
        Do you have a published article, manual etc with this specification listed?

        Just trying to find out more, its always possible i've missed something! (thank you!)

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        • Setright
          FSS / SPM

          100+ Posts
          • Nov 2008
          • 247

          #19
          Re: C6501 Skew

          Attached is a page from the confidential tech specs.

          0.5% is a large deflection, and it seems to prove that you are operating within the specs as mentioned.


          That does not mean that you cannot achieve better, but it does mean two very important things:

          1) No technician can reasonably be expected to make the prints skew less.

          2) Those who do decide to work for improvement have to keep in mind that the margin of error is larger than the target.


          Good luck
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