Hi all,
I have a problem with black lines running in the feed direction of the print. There are a cluster of fine lines around the center of the page (SRA3) and one thicker line in the upper quarter. See attached images.
When I run a test printing individual blocks of CMYK the lines appear on all the colours.
I have a suspicion that this may be the transfer belt as there are lots of lines on the belt, although they don't all appear on the print. I have a new belt cleaning blade en route to see if that helps. The belt is at 68% of life.
Unfortunately, the developers are all past 100%, once the new set arrives I will be changing these too.
Any ideas on what is causing this problem and if there is a work-around until parts arrive? Should I order a new transfer belt?
On another topic, if anyone knows of a supplier of consumables that ships to Spain and is reasonably priced then please tell me! It's getting tiresome having to scour ebay all the time picking up cheap bits as they appear.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Steve.
I have a problem with black lines running in the feed direction of the print. There are a cluster of fine lines around the center of the page (SRA3) and one thicker line in the upper quarter. See attached images.
When I run a test printing individual blocks of CMYK the lines appear on all the colours.
I have a suspicion that this may be the transfer belt as there are lots of lines on the belt, although they don't all appear on the print. I have a new belt cleaning blade en route to see if that helps. The belt is at 68% of life.
Unfortunately, the developers are all past 100%, once the new set arrives I will be changing these too.
Any ideas on what is causing this problem and if there is a work-around until parts arrive? Should I order a new transfer belt?
On another topic, if anyone knows of a supplier of consumables that ships to Spain and is reasonably priced then please tell me! It's getting tiresome having to scour ebay all the time picking up cheap bits as they appear.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Steve.
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