MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

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  • Doug James
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    MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

    Weird problem, Copies off the glass are slightly light. Prints look fine and Scans on PC look fine. I adjusted the Copy exposure to 30 from 50 and that helped a little. Seems like I am missing something.... Should I go lower on the exposure. Don't want to "Band aid it"... Thanks so much for any help !!!
  • faxman28
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    Re: MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

    sim 46-19 set to 1 instead of 2, adjustment 12 I think in adjustment chapter in manual, also 46-74 calibration, and if all else, set text as default for exposure.

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    • JLSam
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      • Doug James
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        Re: MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

        Thanks ya'll so much for your help !! Turns out the prints from PC were light also. Changed the drum and blade and were back in business.
        Been in this business 25+ years and still need to learn.. "Verify what the customer is telling you" ugh

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        • repn1999
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          Re: MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

          61-11 can also help as well as setting 46-19 to prescan if copies are light.

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          • repn1999
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            Re: MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

            I would recommend always checking the firmware level and reflashing if you have any wierd issues. We have had SCU boards randomly cause this then fail with a hard service code that won't clear. I also suggest trying 63-5 or 63-4 if you have a SIT chart. Some other options are 61-1 and changing 46-19 to prescan. Those help the most on the Orion series. I am factory certified on these models so I have had a lot of hands on time with them.

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            • Doug James
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              Re: MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

              Originally posted by repn1999
              I would recommend always checking the firmware level and reflashing if you have any wierd issues. We have had SCU boards randomly cause this then fail with a hard service code that won't clear. I also suggest trying 63-5 or 63-4 if you have a SIT chart. Some other options are 61-1 and changing 46-19 to prescan. Those help the most on the Orion series. I am factory certified on these models so I have had a lot of hands on time with them.
              Thanks so much for your feedback...So how did you fix the hard service code ?

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              • Toner Boy
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                Re: MX M363 Light when coping off glass (scans look fine and print copies look fine)

                Be sure ID sensor in transfer area is clean
                Clean optics, including lens / CCD if possible
                Clean LSU window...these are getting foggy over time and may require full cleaning
                Full calibration

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