Hi everyone. There was some posts earlier about maybe the wax bar in the PCU units for MPC 4500 causing lines on copies because the wax gets on the cleaner blade and chg roll. I think someone suggested removing the wax bar, I havent tried this yet, has any one tried it? would it cause drum cleaning problems? This time of year when it gets cold and wet, lines on these units become a problem.
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Re: MPC 4500 lines
Hi everyone. There was some posts earlier about maybe the wax bar in the PCU units for MPC 4500 causing lines on copies because the wax gets on the cleaner blade and chg roll. I think someone suggested removing the wax bar, I havent tried this yet, has any one tried it? would it cause drum cleaning problems? This time of year when it gets cold and wet, lines on these units become a problem.
I have often pondered if cold environmental conditions do effect the life of these drums / charge rollers.
I think it probably does, but there's no official acknowledgement as far as I'm aware.- Knowledge not shared, is eventually knowledge that becomes lost... like tears in the rain.
Fully qualified technician for Ricoh - Canon - Sharp - HP - Brother - Knowledge not shared, is eventually knowledge that becomes lost... like tears in the rain.
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I agree with Eric 1968
I face the same problem ,do the same procedure the problem was fixed.Comment
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dan865
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On the new type of charge roller (the one with the beige/brown coating) if you remove the sponge cleaning roller and discard it then scrub the charge roller removing the beige/brown coating to the white underneath using a kitchen scourer or similar and water/alcohol the drum units will run for much, much longer than their stated life.
We are currently trialing this in our team on all Athena/Apollon lines and it's been a massive success. Even on the C2 models with the wax lube bar these will continue to run, the wax bar has been tested and can last up to 400k.
Worth a try.Comment
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