phaser 7760 qhality problem

[walidcharifi]

hi friend....
i have xerox pahser 7760 ..... after clean machine...
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help me

[Lance15]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

What troubleshooting have you done? Did you print out any of the PQ Diagnostics pages?

[walidcharifi]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

What troubleshooting have you done? Did you print out any of the PQ Diagnostics pages?

yes no print
NO ERR

[rockdude]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

Start by resetting NVRAM in diagnostics.

Perform a solid page test for all colors.

Show results.

You do have service manual for machine?

[Phil B.]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

had this on a 7750...there were the K & C drums locked up.

[Phil B.]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

hi friend....
i have xerox pahser 7760 ..... after clean machine...
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help me

are you a tech? other than cleaning what have you done?

[walidcharifi]

No service manual

[walidcharifi]

[Lance15]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

If you knew how to troubleshooting this, you would have started by checking the health of consumables (drums, belt, belt cleaner, 2nd transfer roller). You would have run the Solid Fill Pages to determine the status of the drums. If you saw any anomalies on EVERY page, you would have turned to the transfer belt. If there were any anomalies on A SINGLE color, you would have turned to checking the drums. Sheesh! Troubleshooting image quality on color printers isn't hard as long as you know what you should be looking for.

Just had an image quality issue on this same model and as soon as I saw what the solid fill pages looked like, I knew the possibilities.

[walidcharifi]

[Lance15]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

If it was working fine, why were you there?

[walidcharifi]

!!!!!!!!!

[Lance15]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

I'm just asking.......if you've got dirty prints, you should be able to figure this out since your a Senior Tech.............I'm done. No more replies.

[walidcharifi]

Thanks....

[Phil B.]

Re: phaser 7760 qhality problem

I'm just asking.......if you've got dirty prints, you should be able to figure this out since your a Senior Tech.............I'm done. No more replies.

"Senior Tech" really doesn't mean shit here. ALL it indicates is the number of posts by that user... look @ rep power... that sez it all!