Hi all.
I found a few threads related to this topic but they all seemed to be a different issue.
I recently delivered an MP5054 with only 20K on the meter.
It had no SC history and was making perfect copies / prints.
My refurbish process was fairly quick as the unit was in perfect overall condition.
Today I was called in for light copies/ prints, and they weren't kidding, they were very washed out all over.
I did a forced toner a couple of times and the density came back to perfect, but while I was there I checked a couple of SP's and saw some interesting #'s that I'm wondering if anyone can shed some light on?
SP3031 (TD Sensor Init OK) = 0 (no execution)
SP3072 (T sensor Check) = Failed
SP3073-001 = 0 (Normal is 6000-6200)
Again, there are no SC codes (yet). Is this all due to a faulty TD Sensor? But at the same time I feel like it would be erroring out?
I'm planning to go back and install a newly rebuilt PCDU and do the proper setup, and hopefully that will take care of it.
Just looking for a little input from those with much more experience.
Thanks in advance!!
I found a few threads related to this topic but they all seemed to be a different issue.
I recently delivered an MP5054 with only 20K on the meter.
It had no SC history and was making perfect copies / prints.
My refurbish process was fairly quick as the unit was in perfect overall condition.
Today I was called in for light copies/ prints, and they weren't kidding, they were very washed out all over.
I did a forced toner a couple of times and the density came back to perfect, but while I was there I checked a couple of SP's and saw some interesting #'s that I'm wondering if anyone can shed some light on?
SP3031 (TD Sensor Init OK) = 0 (no execution)
SP3072 (T sensor Check) = Failed
SP3073-001 = 0 (Normal is 6000-6200)
Again, there are no SC codes (yet). Is this all due to a faulty TD Sensor? But at the same time I feel like it would be erroring out?
I'm planning to go back and install a newly rebuilt PCDU and do the proper setup, and hopefully that will take care of it.
Just looking for a little input from those with much more experience.
Thanks in advance!!
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