the Savin 2527 is having lines in the first inch or 2 of print. I've replaced the drum/photo Conductor Unit as well as put on a 120k maintance kit. It has 130k on the clock. I can't get this fixed and I'm not sure what else it could be. I reopened the fuser and checked the bulbs and that actually put more lines so I'm not sure if it's a fuser problem or what. Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated
savin 2527 lines in 1st inch of print?? help
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they show up when copying off the glass and when printing something and faxes. Never tried the copy count sheet but i'm assuming it'll be the same.Comment
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Im thinking it's something in the fuser also but I believe the 120k kit came with both the hot roller and a pressure roller maybe it's misalligned somehow. I just don't want to fork out the cash on a whole fuser.Comment
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I'll post one later tonight. It's nothing electrical is it? the copier was bought like this and had a bad thermistor which the 120k kit fixed but i was hoping it was an old drum or something but apparently not.Comment
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Do the lines line up with the fuser scrapers or do they look like they are being pulled from letters on the page?sigpic
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They're completly straight lines and are always in the same pattern all the time. They don't showup on the white parts of a copy. In other words if I have a completly black copy i can see all the lines but if it's white there's nothing on the page.Comment
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Lines in print
Here's what it looks like. I removed the fuser and took it apart and cleaned the rollers but still no luck. I also tried flipping them around to see if i could get it to be on the bottom but it doesn't seem to be a roller problem. I believe the specs on the page are just from a dirty glass. any help would be amazingComment
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Transfer Roller right? Not sure what comes in PM kits
hmmm looks like PCU, but you've already replaced it.
Bad ID Sensor jacking up the PCU Charges?Comment
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The PM kits only have some feed rollers, a tx roller replacement, and fuser rebuild rollers. I do know that the tx roller can cause cruddy copies after having a lot of copies on them.Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Comptia A+, Comptia Network+Comment
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Here's what it looks like. I removed the fuser and took it apart and cleaned the rollers but still no luck. I also tried flipping them around to see if i could get it to be on the bottom but it doesn't seem to be a roller problem. I believe the specs on the page are just from a dirty glass. any help would be amazingNEVER ASSUME ANYTHINGComment
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