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  • Service@PRT
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    1810u print and copy quality

    Washout on upper leftside of the copy or print even in calibration 46-74

    First photo is before the problem happened and 2nd one is the new one with the problem. Anyone have any idea on this matter?

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  • OlliK1969
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    #2
    Re: 1810u print and copy quality

    Hi

    how old are drum units + developer color ?
    Looks like cyan developer

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    • Jhonjon
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      Re: 1810u print and copy quality

      Hi, you didn't mention what things have you've check or done! Base on your sample copy. Did you clean the main charger,glass on the laser unit by the wand. Are the developer in the developing unit are evenly distribute in the magnet roller? Maybe a moisture on the paper?

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      • ntbann
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        #4
        Re: 1810u print and copy quality

        Dirty polygon mirror tips maybe?

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        • leo34staffs
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          Re: 1810u print and copy quality

          Is this printed portrait or landscape?

          I would do a panic stop and check the image before its arrived at the fuser, then look at the image on the primary transfer belt, if its ok on the primary but not good on the paper I would then look at the secondary transfer belt, sometimes they can shift off the roller or the sponge charge roller inside can fall out of place.

          If all is ok before the fuser, I would then check the fuser assy for a broken pressure spring.

          good luck.
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          • Service@PRT
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            #6
            Re: 1810u print and copy quality

            Originally posted by OlliK1969
            Hi

            how old are drum units + developer color ?
            Looks like cyan developer
            Like 2months ago i replaced drums and developers color 1 yr. And counter is only 105k

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            • Service@PRT
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              Re: 1810u print and copy quality

              Originally posted by Jhonjon
              Hi, you didn't mention what things have you've check or done! Base on your sample copy. Did you clean the main charger,glass on the laser unit by the wand. Are the developer in the developing unit are evenly distribute in the magnet roller? Maybe a moisture on the paper?
              1st thing i always do when i get some quality problem... Clean the machine from top to bottom( scan areas, lasers, and coronas . After cleaning and the problem still there... 2nd step is checking physically drums, developers, fuser unit. And finally going to simulations for checking lifes, status of consumables and finally calibration.

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              • Service@PRT
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                Re: 1810u print and copy quality

                Originally posted by leo34staffs
                Is this printed portrait or landscape?

                I would do a panic stop and check the image before its arrived at the fuser, then look at the image on the primary transfer belt, if its ok on the primary but not good on the paper I would then look at the secondary transfer belt, sometimes they can shift off the roller or the sponge charge roller inside can fall out of place.

                If all is ok before the fuser, I would then check the fuser assy for a broken pressure spring.

                good luck.
                Its portrait. Ill go there tom and will try it


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                • Service@PRT
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                  Re: 1810u print and copy quality

                  This is what i get from simulation print test... Not just top left is the problem but half of the paper. I tried changed primary transfer with our spare that is in working condition but still the same problem.

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                  • leo34staffs
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                    Re: 1810u print and copy quality

                    [QUOTE=Service@PRT;722240]This is what i get from simulation print test... Not just top left is the problem but half of the paper. I tried changed primary transfer with our spare that is in working condition but still the same problem.

                    I would go with secondary transfer or ptc. as its on all colours.
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                    • Service@PRT
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                      Re: 1810u print and copy quality

                      [QUOTE=leo34staffs;722404]
                      Originally posted by Service@PRT
                      This is what i get from simulation print test... Not just top left is the problem but half of the paper. I tried changed primary transfer with our spare that is in working condition but still the same problem.

                      I would go with secondary transfer or ptc. as its on all colours.
                      Will try that one.

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                      • Jhonjon
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                        Re: 1810u print and copy quality

                        I think you need to test the PTC, secondary transfer or check one by one the DV unit.

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                        • Service@PRT
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                          Originally posted by Jhonjon
                          I think you need to test the PTC, secondary transfer or check one by one the DV unit.
                          I change ptc from another machine and it lessen the problem, and when i tried that ptc from problem machine to a working machine MX3110n and its working good. Got no problem with the print and copy.

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                          • ZOOTECH
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                            Re: 1810u print and copy quality

                            What you have described, and the samples posted, have you tried a good quality and new ream of paper?
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                            • Service@PRT
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                              Originally posted by ZOOTECH
                              What you have described, and the samples posted, have you tried a good quality and new ream of paper?
                              yes tried also with new rim of quality paper Double A paper 80gsm, even tho all their paper is Double A brand paper... its one of the best quality paper here in UAE



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