I have a client that wont give up this machine to the spoils of the new age, that said, i have to go over there every other 3 weeks and clean the ID sensor,(just above the drum in the center) Ive replaced it three times only to find out cleaning it works, i re set the thing and its running for another round, My question is, is there a way around the sc401 with out changeing the Dv? By hard setting , or unchecking the density every when ever it does it? or extending the density check, Its been set , i cant remember, but its not pixels, "0" or "1" ive tried both, the book says the sc401 could be power supply sending over voltage, but i just clean it and it goes back to work.
Im assuming the DV is dusting up on it, its not over toning and the images look good, the drum itself has marks in it, but not right by ID sensor, it has 35k on it not really a lot.
but then again maybe this is a lot for this machine
Im looking to replace the machine , they are tied to some software thats running on there "win xp" that was expensive for plotting plans ,
so if there is one available you may know of please forward the info to me.
Thanks
Im assuming the DV is dusting up on it, its not over toning and the images look good, the drum itself has marks in it, but not right by ID sensor, it has 35k on it not really a lot.
but then again maybe this is a lot for this machine
Im looking to replace the machine , they are tied to some software thats running on there "win xp" that was expensive for plotting plans ,
so if there is one available you may know of please forward the info to me.
Thanks
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