solve drum problem 2035 aficio(bottom line)

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  • akbareshghi
    Trusted Tech
    • Sep 2010
    • 261

    #1

    [CQ] solve drum problem 2035 aficio(bottom line)

    my drum of aficio 2035 throw these lines (curved) on bottom of paper
    tray1 feed papers of A4 from length(29.7cm)(this tray copy quality on bottom of paper is not good)
    tray2 feed papers of A4 from width (21 cm)( this tray is ok)
    this is my scanned copy file:
    1.jpg
    please help me to solve this problem
    thanks for attempt
    Color printing with lowest cost per page is my love.
  • Comatose
    Technician

    50+ Posts
    • Jul 2010
    • 70

    #2
    Could be the drun cleaning blade folded over or marks on the charge roller, a bit tough to say with no scale against the image.

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    • totoro
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      • Apr 2008
      • 568

      #3
      Are you saying that these marks are only showing up if you run from tray 1 LEF ? Which way is the paper being fed in relation to your image? I would say because the marks are duplicating that you either have a bad drum or fuser roller. Post an image of the counter sheet LEF ( long edge feed ).
      Totoro

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      • salmandol
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        100+ Posts
        • Mar 2009
        • 107

        #4
        Drum, charge roller, fuser roller are the possible problems.

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        • nmfaxman
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          • Feb 2008
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          #5
          Roll the paper up to match the marks in feed direction.

          This is the size of the roller causing the marks.

          All the rollers that can cause black lines have a different circumferance.
          Why do they call it common sense?

          If it were common, wouldn't everyone have it?

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          • teebee1234
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            • Jul 2008
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            #6
            Is this the entire page or did you crop it? If it's the entire sheet then it's going to be the drum or fuser roller as suggested. Easy to tell if you do a quick visual on them.

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            • Vioksrall
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              50+ Posts
              • Sep 2010
              • 84

              #7
              I suspect the hot roller may be the culprit.

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              • akbareshghi
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                • Sep 2010
                • 261

                #8
                Originally posted by teebee1234
                Is this the entire page or did you crop it? If it's the entire sheet then it's going to be the drum or fuser roller as suggested. Easy to tell if you do a quick visual on them.
                i croped this page in this file
                the remaining of page have good quality copy
                Color printing with lowest cost per page is my love.

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                • akbareshghi
                  Trusted Tech
                  • Sep 2010
                  • 261

                  #9
                  Originally posted by totoro
                  Are you saying that these marks are only showing up if you run from tray 1 LEF ? Which way is the paper being fed in relation to your image? I would say because the marks are duplicating that you either have a bad drum or fuser roller. Post an image of the counter sheet LEF ( long edge feed ).
                  how doing this ? please help me about print counter sheet LEF and what is the LEF?
                  Color printing with lowest cost per page is my love.

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                  • teebee1234
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                    #10
                    Long Edge First - The longest edge of the paper is fed through as the leading edge. Post the entire page so we have a size reference to gauge the placement of the marks. Have you actually looked at the fuser and drum surfaces yet?

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                    • akbareshghi
                      Trusted Tech
                      • Sep 2010
                      • 261

                      #11
                      LEF Image

                      Originally posted by teebee1234
                      Long Edge First - The longest edge of the paper is fed through as the leading edge. Post the entire page so we have a size reference to gauge the placement of the marks. Have you actually looked at the fuser and drum surfaces yet?
                      this is Long Edge First Counter
                      1.jpg
                      yes . no problem on drum and fuser surfaces exist
                      Color printing with lowest cost per page is my love.

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                      • spaceman99
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                        100+ Posts
                        • Jul 2009
                        • 174

                        #12
                        Roll the paper up so the lines meet and this will give you the diameter of the roller your looking for. Stop the page before getting to the fuser and you can see if it is drum only.

                        I would look at the mag roller in the dev unit. Plus i would aslo run it with the side door open to see if the image appears on the drum during cleaning. ii would change mag roller , charge roller and poss hot + presure rollers

                        good luck

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                        • totoro
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                          • Apr 2008
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                          #13
                          Going by the distance between the marks, I would say that you have a bad fuser roll. Check your fuser hot roller for the same marks on your copies and change the roller.
                          Totoro

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                          • teebee1234
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                            #14
                            I measured the image on the screen and roughly adjusted it to letter size, the distance between the marks corresponds to the charge roller diameter. Clean it or replace it. More than likely the entire thing needs a pm. The only other part that is close to that diameter is the fuser cleaning roller but then you should have those marks on the backside of the print (and not as consistently dark).

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                            • jonhiker
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                              • Apr 2010
                              • 661

                              #15
                              if the lines stay in the same pattern, but the pattern shifts with each copy, then it is probably a drum. how many copies and when was the last time it had a PM? you might want to do the whole thing, pcu, developer, fuser, & transfer belt.

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