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To reduce the toner supply use SP 2-209-1. Default is 30mg/s, try incresing it to 70mg/s. Believe it or not, the higher the number the less toner is added!
Also check if the drum is worn (life is about 150k).
To reduce the toner supply use SP 2-209-1. Default is 30mg/s, try incresing it to 70mg/s. Believe it or not, the higher the number the less toner is added!
Also check if the drum is worn (life is about 150k).
This is true i do this already, thanks for your answere but i think is there other setings were i can reduce tonner supplay
These are some of the known things which can cause issues with this touchy model...
Check your drum ground, the ground bearing can need replacement with every drum. Is the mag roller shiny, or black when you look at it's surface? Are your TD and ID sensor readings normal? When you replaced the drum and developer, was the charge roller cleaned or replaced? If so, was the charge roller voltage reset to default? What about development bias? Has this been changed from the factory default value? When the developer was replaced, was the inlet to the development unit covered so recycled toner from the drum unit didn't contaminate it before the TD sensor was initialized? Was the ID sensor cleaned and initialized with the new drum?
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