aficio cl 7000

[DINGO]

hy
anybody nows if the copier/print ricoh aficio cl 7000 have any sensor that read the toner density whewn do a calibration adjust , that must be clean??

thanks.

[K.I.S.S.]

The I.D. sensors are responsible for this function and need to be kept clean.
Because the sensor patches are read off of the transfer belt...the belt must also be in good condition for calibration to complete successfully.

New to board...hello KK

[KopyKat]

The I.D. sensors are responsible for this function and need to be kept clean.
Because the sensor patches are read off of the transfer belt...the belt must also be in good condition for calibration to complete successfully.

New to board...hello KK

Yeah what he said.

Hi KISS. Welcome now just stay out of trouble.

[K.I.S.S.]

Yeah what he said.

Hi KISS. Welcome now just stay out of trouble.

Me? Trouble?...Never

[E Winter]

let me guess - you guys know each other^^


Well afaik the toner density is readed by the td sensors. The ID sensors are mainly used for the color registration. Like already said these ID sensors and the condition of the transfer belt must be clean AND the image densitsy must not bee too light to ensure a proper, automatic calibration.

[KopyKat]

let me guess - you guys know each other^^

Well I think I so. I believe ran into KISS at a highway rest stop once or twice.

[techspec]

The I.D. sensors are responsible for this function and need to be kept clean.
Because the sensor patches are read off of the transfer belt...the belt must also be in good condition for calibration to complete successfully.

New to board...hello KK

The silver rollers also on the transfer belt assy need to be kept clean, if these are dirty or scummed up they can give poor readings to the id sensors. So best cleaning these when replacing transfer belt.

All TD sensors are located in the dev units, if they fail during process control you will be faced with SC370-SC373.

[DINGO]

The I.D. sensors are responsible for this function and need to be kept clean.
Because the sensor patches are read off of the transfer belt...the belt must also be in good condition for calibration to complete successfully.

New to board...hello KK

[K.I.S.S.]

There are three I.D. sensors, all on one assembly.
It is located between the black PCU & the fuser.

[KopyKat]

The ID sensor unit is at the upper left edge of the transfer unit. If you pull out the transfer unit you can see the unit. Removing it to clean well is very easy. see attached #15

[KopyKat]

KISS...you beat me to it...BUT I have pictures!

[DINGO]

re

The ID sensor unit is at the upper left edge of the transfer unit. If you pull out the transfer unit you can see the unit. Removing it to clean well is very easy. see attached #15

[K.I.S.S.]

DINGO,

Your English is much better than my Portuguese!

[DINGO]

[nilsonmorales]

hola

The ID sensor unit is at the upper left edge of the transfer unit. If you pull out the transfer unit you can see the unit. Removing it to clean well is very easy. see attached #15

hi dear tech kopykat can you sand me manual of this aficio cl7000 please. in mail ..copymanuals2@gmail.com