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  • Jude
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    • Oct 2009
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    #1

    MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

    Has lines on page from black when printing color and etc.
  • sandmanmac
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    • Feb 2009
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    #2
    Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

    Originally posted by Jude
    Has lines on page from black when printing color and etc.
    And what have you checked, cleaned, and/ or replaced? Because with the minimal info you've provided, it sure sure sounds as simple as a pcu

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    • Herostrat
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      #3
      Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

      "Lines on page from back"...I'd guess you have poor knowledge of English and this is how u described Lines on the back of papper.
      If so then u need to check parts and assemblies that have contact with back side of papper,such as Transfer corona,Pressure roller,Rollers in duplex (I know,I know...but he didn't gave much info)
      Gears,springs,clutches,sliders,connectors and electronics...who on earth can tell what's wrong with it?

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      • Bantams
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        • Jun 2012
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        #4
        Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

        End User?

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        • zames77
          Tweak it till it breaks!

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          • Jan 2010
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          #5
          Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

          Originally posted by Herostrat
          "Lines on page from back"...I'd guess you have poor knowledge of English and this is how u described Lines on the back of papper.
          If so then u need to check parts and assemblies that have contact with back side of papper,such as Transfer corona,Pressure roller,Rollers in duplex (I know,I know...but he didn't gave much info)
          To be fair, he did say (Black).

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          • Sweden_GBG
            Technician
            • Nov 2012
            • 74

            #6
            Originally posted by Bantams:327337
            End User?
            Problaby... Anyway how many page in bk/color have done? In sweden many old copiers (mpc 2000-5000) get lines when the temp went down to - degrees.

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            • Gamut
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              #7
              Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

              Originally posted by Herostrat
              "Lines on page from back"...I'd guess you have poor knowledge of English and this is how u described Lines on the back of papper.
              If so then u need to check parts and assemblies that have contact with back side of papper,such as Transfer corona,Pressure roller,Rollers in duplex (I know,I know...but he didn't gave much info)
              Pot and Kettle comes to mind...

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              • Jude
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                #8
                Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

                OK...I am sorry about the lack of info. Just as I was posting this I pressed "submit" without realizing my error. For the record:
                -Although I am from New York my gasp of the english language better than most of New Yorkers. I do speak fluent Brooklyneze.
                -I am a Senior field engineer. Mostly Kyocera. I have been a tech for 18 years!
                -I have replaced the transfer belt cleaning assembly and cleaned the transfer roller.
                -The lines are on the FRONT of the page.


                Are the PCU rebuildable in the field or better to replace whole assembly?

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                • Debs1964
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                  • Oct 2010
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                  #9
                  Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

                  Does it do when copying and printing, these machines are prone to getting lines, on colour copies, due to dust in the optics area, if the lines don't appear when printing, or when copying in mono then that will be the answer
                  There are 10 types of people in this world, those who understand binary maths and those who don't

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                  • ruben
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                    • Oct 2012
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                    #10
                    Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

                    Originally posted by Jude
                    Are the PCU rebuildable in the field or better to replace whole assembly?
                    Quite easy to do in the field. You can swap the PCU by separating from the dev unit, usually a couple of scews, an e-ring, a bushing and a connector to remove. If you are swapping K to colour you will need to remove a small pin from the connector or replace the new wiring loom with the old one (depending on the model).
                    Originally posted by Debs1964
                    Does it do when copying and printing, these machines are prone to getting lines, on colour copies, due to dust in the optics area
                    And they also hate temperature changes, as soon as it gets cold a lot of OPCs need replacing.

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                    • Debs1964
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                      #11
                      Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

                      Originally posted by ruben
                      And they also hate temperature changes, as soon as it gets cold a lot of OPCs need replacing.
                      True
                      There are 10 types of people in this world, those who understand binary maths and those who don't

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                      • Sweden_GBG
                        Technician
                        • Nov 2012
                        • 74

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Debs1964:327360
                        Originally posted by ruben
                        And they also hate temperature changes, as soon as it gets cold a lot of OPCs need replacing.
                        True
                        I wonder if the new pcu is betther agains the cold temp? (D029-2256, and b224-2042) insted of (d029-225x and b223-2042)

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                        • collme
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                          #13
                          Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

                          Originally posted by Sweden_GBG
                          I wonder if the new pcu is betther agains the cold temp? (D029-2256, and b224-2042) insted of (d029-225x and b223-2042)
                          The B2242042 now used in the C1 MPC3500 range is just the same as the C2 MPC3300 range and i have the same problems with both ranges so i can't see the new drum making any difference to the effect of cold temps at all.

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                          • Herostrat
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                            #14
                            Re: MPC 2550 and 3000 lines on page

                            Ah what a mistake,it looked like a bad english (worse than this) and I missread Black with Back...and that makes me dum dum...me no take gum gum.
                            Gears,springs,clutches,sliders,connectors and electronics...who on earth can tell what's wrong with it?

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