all the drum units and dev units have been replaced. and the transfer belt and blade.when i make a full colour copy the machines most times makes a creaking noise (like floor boards) and when it does, the colours are out of position and i get lots of different coloured lines from top to bottom. (not in the direction of the feed). this mainly happens on a3 and sometimes on a4. printing is perfect in b/w with no problems. the white gears on the back of the drum have all been replaced including the stepper motor that drives the gears. ive enclosed a sample
2232c creaks/colours out of position/vertical lines
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My first guess is that one (or more) of the bushings on the rollers in the transfer unit are binding. Had a 3245 do the same thing not long ago. Would work fine with A4 but not with A3. Made the "creak" sound you describe.
We also see the retainer clips on the ends of some of the rollers crack or otherwise fail. the ones on one end (front, I think conduct bias, & can be swapped with the opposite end if you don't have new ones (or unti you do).Comment
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Best to run motors in sim mode to see if you can isolate noise. Since the K dev shares drive with the fuser it could be fuser that is causing issue. May also be transfer unit though.IBM, Mita, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, Kyocera, HyPAS, Canon, Oce, Samsung, HP, TEO IP PBX/Unified Communications, Comptia Network+ Comptia PDI+ CertificationsComment
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You can try to disassemble and clean the entire transfer unit including every single (non-ballbearing) bushing. You should also take a close look at that black bias roller that is running above the belt (where the paper comes in from the registration). If the transfer belt looks unhealthy you might have to swap it. - depending on the overall copy counter you might have to go for the entire transfer unit (probably not worth the money though)..Comment
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