AR-407 with F2-37

[axyun]

Cleaned drum,especially mark area, cleaned drum mark sensor and main charger but still f2-37. Drum looks a little fatigued.
I already left customer's office and realize I didn't do a 44-02 simulation after cleaning. I am going back with drum and blade. Should that take care of problem? Any advice is appreciated very much. Frank/ActionPhotocopy

[blackcat4866]

I would try 44-02 first, before doing anything else. That resets the drum mark sensor, and your readings may be adequate. If that fails, then yes, replace the drum. Be sure to run 44-02 again when the drum is installed.

[axyun]

Thanks Blackcat.

[vincent64]

Take a look at the status report on that machine, TC 22-6, print it out, look at the drum counter number, if it's over 500 K.
Think about replacing the drum, as I recall, that counter counts drum revoulitions on the machine, and if its 500k + its near its life, a OEM drum will go about 2 PM cycles.
I liked the cougars, you could push the supplies if you had to.

[axyun]

Thank you Vincent. Frank