Tosh E-Studio 4511 light black copies

[Wild Bill]

I have done a few things to this machine. I changed the transfer belt (Ripped) note:I never saw it make a copy before I got there.
Then I made a copy and black was washed out on the entire page. I changed the black developer. After I changed it still has washed out copies across the entire page. Any Ideas?

[fireater]

yep you have to do process control
urmmmm lemme check my book

05-396 (do it everytime your onsite)

Procedure>
(1) While pressing [0] and [5] simultaneously, turn the power ON. →
Adjustment Mode
(2) Select the A4/LT drawer. Key in the pattern number and press the
press 4 ---- then press fax
prints out a chart... place it on glass ..black rectangles to edge of glass

then do 05-1642

then do the 05 1000 codes for calibration in print mode

its all in the handbook

[Mr Spock]

What is the mileage on the developer? If it is even close then replace it. Run the dev setup then what the previous poster said to do. Also check the rest of the numbers (drum, transfer rollers, wires) and see if any are over or close and replace these as well.

[Wild Bill]

Like I said I changed the developer. Does anyone have the hand book? I have SM but those are not in it, Thanks for the codes!

[ToshibaTech]

I would recommend doing 395 everytime not 396. 395 restores or tries to restore the output to the last known good settings (i.e. the last time you ran 396) if you run 396 with bad copies the machine will try to maintain that bad output. Make sure the slit glass is clean, usually this makes washed out copies on the edges though.

[Mr Spock]

bill check your pm's

[Travis06]

Pull the laser and clean the slit glass good.

[fireater]

yes clean laser very good idea travis

by the way 396 is the right code as i read it in the s handbook b4 i posted ..395 if i recall sets the baseline but does not calibrate


and yes i have had washed out copies after changing parts ... do 08-396 let us know how it works.... dirty slit glass is common ... but the symptom is fade along one edge when you print... not an overall fade... HOWEVER these dust bad and cleaning the slit is number one while you are trying to correct a copy quality issue. the black solids are great on these.... so if it needs anything pm wise do it....