We have a MX6070 that has been giving us some headache for some time. We started with an F4-20 Issue. Went and found the DV unit had a crack in it, replaced it and installed new developer. Issue returns in 1 week, return and was able to run copies but image is super light and has a "candycane" effect along entirety of skyshotMX6070SkyShot.pdf. Pulled DV unit and noticed no toner in unit, Replaced Toner hopper as toner was not getting to unit. Issue returns and we throw another new DV unit into machine. While trouble shooting in shop I found that the TCS_K is reporting between 45-85. I ran SIM 10-2 to attempt to force load toner into machine. Ran checks again with same results. This issue is only with K, CMY function as normal. Before we throw more developer and a possible PCU PWB at this, I was wondering if anyone had any advice or has had this before? I have done a few other troubleshooting steps, as well as called tech support for assistance and all we ever get from them is mainly replace DV unit, Drum Unit, MC Unit, then MC PWB and PCU PWB. If you have any questions about what I've done, I will answer as soon as I can. Thank you
Sharp MX6070 F4-20 EE-EL Issue
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Re: Sharp MX6070 F4-20 EE-EL Issue
Yes sorry, What we have replaced so far is DV/Developer, Toner Supply Motor, Drum Unit, Grid. We have replaced a couple of them several times, developer mainly, and have used warehouse parts to test aswell.Comment
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Re: Sharp MX6070 F4-20 EE-EL Issue
Pull the K dv drive motor out of the back. These are notorious for having the motor shafts strip out. With a reading as low as 45, you should have a ton of toner in the dv unit. If the unit has lost drive, it cannot give an accurate reading from the sensor. Also, check that the toner feed tubes are not clogged, this will starve the dv unit of fresh toner. This is usually accompanied by an awful noise.
The "candycane" you describe, I call it a "barber pole". That indicates you have depleted dv material. Odd because the reading you list would be an over toned condition.
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Re: Sharp MX6070 F4-20 EE-EL Issue
Pull the K dv drive motor out of the back. These are notorious for having the motor shafts strip out. With a reading as low as 45, you should have a ton of toner in the dv unit. If the unit has lost drive, it cannot give an accurate reading from the sensor. Also, check that the toner feed tubes are not clogged, this will starve the dv unit of fresh toner. This is usually accompanied by an awful noise.
The "candycane" you describe, I call it a "barber pole". That indicates you have depleted dv material. Odd because the reading you list would be an over toned condition.
Interesting, thank you. I will definitely look at the K DV motor whenever I am back in front of the machine. I did verify the feed tubes weren't clogged whenever I replaced the toner supply as that was one of my initial thoughts aswell. Will keep you updated. Thank you!Comment
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Re: Sharp MX6070 F4-20 EE-EL Issue
ok so we had this issue with new 6070's out of the box, the drum unit was faulty. there was a gap in the mylar and it was pulling dev. had to get sharp to send up a few drum units and devs under warranty. let me post a pic
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Re: Sharp MX6070 F4-20 EE-EL Issue
There is no F4-20 do you mean F2-40 toner density sensor trouble (K)? We have had this issue too with bad drum units out of the box. You can tell if this is that problem if you pull out the charge unit and find a large amount of toner covering the grid. The entire drum unit assembly needs to be replaced to fix this, not just the drum.Comment
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Re: Sharp MX6070 F4-20 EE-EL Issue
Be sure to check the drum ground to the frame, this is the little metal tab installed with the cleaning blade, It matches to a metal break in the plastic frame at the front of the machine.
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