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  • dagoof
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    • Nov 2007
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    #1

    C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

    Was wondering if anyone could help me out, have been having a problem primarily with my cyan (though it's there to a lesser extent on black too). See attached scan - I'd vac'd out the mylar on the dev unit, cleaned the corona wires/grids and laser windows. The drums/devs are around 80%, though the coronas are about 120%. I've managed to get a good tech but he's not going to be able to see me for a few days and need the machine running meanwhile.

    Whilst cleaning the cyan dev of fibres I accidentally reverse wound the roller (which I seem to recall discharges it?). I put it back in and ran a few copies - it was pretty much the same as before but running. I then did auto-gamma/reg adjust but it's giving a 45-20 now.

    I suspect this isn't belt walk or anything to do with the reg assy but specifically to do with the dev. Is there anything I can do to get it running again before I can get the tech over or is the dev screwed?
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  • SCHWARZ
    Technician
    • Jun 2011
    • 47

    #2
    Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

    try check the 1st transfer Cyan.

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    • dagoof
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      #3
      Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

      Thanks Schwarz, the transfer roller seems ok though - another clean & re-seat of drums, dev and t-belt and the single colour cyan page is coming out better but I can't get past this 45-20.

      And, to make matters worse, the c500 I've been using (in case of emergency backup) has just come out of 'sleep' mode and given me a 45-03 I can't get rid of (tried re-seating sensor reg and doing a reg adjust)...and no reply from my tech!

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      • JustManuals
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        • Jan 2006
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        #4
        Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

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        • dagoof
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          #5
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          • sakura
            Trusted Tech
            • Dec 2009
            • 132

            #6
            Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

            Originally posted by manuals4you
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            What a "smart" idea to post your ad here. People are asking for advice not for your stupid commercials.

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            • 27842
              Junior Member
              • Feb 2011
              • 7

              #7
              Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

              If you have not fissed problem yet. Try to switch drums around , then switch devs but cover dev holes. That will steer you in right direction.

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              • Itsthepaper
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                50+ Posts
                • Dec 2007
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                #8
                Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                I'm not sure if I understand? Your a Senior Tech but your waiting for a good tech to come in a couple days?? HUH??

                If your not a tech stop what your doing, your only going to create a bigger problem. Your cyan halftone looks like your developer and developer unit may need to be swapped if it ran more than it's expected life of 600,000. If a 45-20 code came up after you took it apart the process unit then double check everything is in correctly and if that's ok then ask your tech to bring out a new belt becuase you probably dented it going in and out of the process unit. Oh please be careful with vacumm cleaners around these machine. Ask your tech to also bring out a new atdc sensor for the cyan developer unit you vacuumed, you killed it after vacumming. Sorry Bud, not much you could do without parts or knowledge with the equiptment your working on.

                The only thing I have my key operators perform is a corona swap and THAT"S IT!!

                Follow up let me know what your tech did to fix the problems, Thanks
                Love the Job Love the Work.

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                • dagoof
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                  #9
                  Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                  Sakura, glad I'm not alone!

                  27842 - thanks, I'd considered switching the devs (had read about it, was just a little apprehensive!). Just cover the holes and good to go?

                  Itsthepaper - no, sorry, end-user (that's just the forum appointed title). I can't get contract cover on my machine and Konica tech's are like hen's teeth around here so I'm forced to be a little more hands on than I'd like (I know my way around the process unit relatively well though). I've finally found a good tech but I'm bottom of the list so it's going to be a few days at least. Having said that, it was the tech that said to vac it, it's just the mylar strip underneath though, not the dev roller itself.

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                  • inutelkamo
                    Trusted Tech

                    100+ Posts
                    • Jul 2011
                    • 143

                    #10
                    Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                    Good day..

                    C 4520 is a color registration problem.

                    And as i see your scanned image, it seem your having problem with the developing unit of cyan..
                    Try to change it with new developer plus transfer belt..

                    If drum units are swapped already..

                    Hope this help..

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                    • 27842
                      Junior Member
                      • Feb 2011
                      • 7

                      #11
                      Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                      80% on Drums and Devs and 120% on coronas i would do a full PM, order a color Developer unit just in case for cyan problem. Its most likely that the cyan problem is causing the E45-20 color registration problem, looking at the picture. Do a full PM Drums and devs also A 200K PM kit if due. Make sure to swap one of the color units like magenta where the cyan unit was and plug dev holes or leave toner supply door open and cheat door, that will tell you if you have a bad developer unit or not if the problem follows the cyan developer unit.Again if developer unit is ok, look at the easist first, charge coronas, Drums so on, or even cyan transfer belt roller. Let us know how it turns out.

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                      • habik
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                        #12
                        Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                        Originally posted by sakura
                        What a "smart" idea to post your ad here. People are asking for advice not for your stupid commercials.
                        One day you will be very pleased to buy one of his manuals as you may not be able to source it elsewhere. Days are tough and I think he has the right to help his own way. Paul is not scamming, which I respect a lot. He plugs him self where he thinks its necessary.
                        .OK Google! ... will I need Berrocca this morning?
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                        • dagoof
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                          #13
                          Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                          I bare no ill-will to Paul, but he should at least read some of the posts before advertising - some of them are blatantly by techs who have manuals or even specifically mention pages from the manuals yet, bam, there it is on every other thread!

                          Thanks again for the advice, gonna try to get a few hours with the machine over the weekend.

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                          • The KM Man

                            #14
                            Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                            C-4520 Color registration correction
                            aborted.
                            Printer control board (PRCB)
                            Color registration sensor/Fr
                            (PS8)
                            Color registration sensor/Rr
                            (PS9)
                            Check to see if the Transfer belt is tracking straight, and that the Color registration sensors PS-8 and PS 9 are clean, And yes it could be the Cyan Developer unit and or the Drum potential sensor has been popped by the vacuuming,

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                            • mrwho
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                              #15
                              Re: C6500 dev problem (and 45-20)

                              If you haven't already, swap the cyan drum with another color.

                              Next, swap the cyan developing unit with another color, covering the toner entrance holes with tape and run a couple of tests before putting it all back, just to confirm that it is indeed a developer problem.

                              Sorry for the red underline bold remark, but if you fail to do this, say goodbye to two developer units, and don't come screaming to me. If you don't feel confortable, just don't.

                              Good luck!
                              ' "But the salesman said . . ." The salesman's an asshole!'
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                              Ibid

                              I'm just an ex-tech lurking around and spreading disinformation!

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