Has anyone figured out a way to keep the DK-5195's from leaving marks on the rear frame side ? It almost seems as if the drum pulls away from the blade on rotation. I was curious if you could shim it and tighten it up. Kyocera doesn't seem to be fixing it.
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Re: DK-5195 Marks
I've not seen this. Perhaps you've a photo that I may better understand. -
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There's a new DK5195A drum meant to be placed in the rear Black Only position. Or some folks just shorten energy saver so the machine cools down sooner (black drum closest to fuser)Comment
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nightmare drum dash mark problem on Mebius and Perseus series
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new DK-5140 (Mebius series) for bk position only exists, but i didn`t heard the same for Perseus DK-5195.Comment
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Re: DK-5195 Marks
These aren't the waxy drum marks, but rear frame side marks from the blade not cleaning. We've seen a bunch of them, so I assumed everyone else has seen them also. I'll try to get a sample posted next time I see one.Comment
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After some thought I think I may know what the marks are you are referring to. The ones I'm thinking of look like some one scraped the drum with a comb and they are usually on part of the circumference of the cylinder. That I have seen. I have gone as far as disassembling the unit and cleaning everything. That did not last long, a few days. Ultimately I wound up replacing the drum unit.Comment
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Yep those are the marks, they are always rear frame side. It's almost like the drum frame gets worn so the drum doesn't stay against the blade.Comment
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