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  • Jökul Hlaup
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2017
    • 6

    Copies and prints too light WC 7232

    I have a problem with a Xerox WC 7232, the black copies are too light, fuzzy and illuminated in some parts of the image. It happens only with this particular toner. I have changed the toner and the drum unit, both for a genuine one and cleaned the exposure glass too but this problem has not been solved yet, it goes without saying that I have already tried several settings from the control panel without much success. I've been doing my research and read that it could probably be the developer powder or the developer unit as a whole. If someone could guide me in this regard and if possible confirm the above as a last possibility it would be a great help.


    Here are some scans that I did to show what happens, as I reduce the option to reduce / enlarge the black it tends to take a more consistent tone, just from the fifth copy (see picture 3). The first scan is a letter-size paper sheet printed entirely with black toner:


    scan 1.jpgscan 2.jpgscan 3.jpg

    Thanks in advance
  • Phil B.
    Field Supervisor

    10,000+ Posts
    • Jul 2016
    • 22808

    #2
    Re: Copies and prints too light WC 7232

    I have a problem with a Xerox WC 7232, the black copies are too light, fuzzy and illuminated in some parts of the image. It happens only with this particular toner. I have changed the toner and the drum unit, both for a genuine one and cleaned the exposure glass too but this problem has not been solved yet, it goes without saying that I have already tried several settings from the control panel without much success. I've been doing my research and read that it could probably be the developer powder or the developer unit as a whole. If someone could guide me in this regard and if possible confirm the above as a last possibility it would be a great help.


    Here are some scans that I did to show what happens, as I reduce the option to reduce / enlarge the black it tends to take a more consistent tone, just from the fifth copy (see picture 3). The first scan is a letter-size paper sheet printed entirely with black toner:


    [ATTACH=CONFIG]49080[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]49081[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]49082[/ATTACH]

    Thanks in advance

    replace the dev unit... the crap toner is to blame. I haven't found any 3rd party toner that plays well with xerox machines..

    clean out the machine AVOID 3rd party crap toner.

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    • Jökul Hlaup
      Junior Member
      • Apr 2017
      • 6

      #3
      Re: Copies and prints too light WC 7232

      Originally posted by Phil B.
      replace the dev unit... the crap toner is to blame. I haven't found any 3rd party toner that plays well with xerox machines..

      clean out the machine AVOID 3rd party crap toner.
      The new toner that I put is og from xerox, I will try replacing the development unit. Thank you







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      • shinchan
        Trusted Tech

        100+ Posts
        • May 2011
        • 182

        #4
        Re: Copies and prints too light WC 7232

        The new toner that I put is og from xerox, I will try replacing the development unit. Thank you


        yes, usually first thing in my mind if the image is light copy. It is always the developer.

        WC 7232 is like WC7120 model right? so the developer unit is together with drum , and it is called R1.

        IIRC there is no developer replacement available for this model, you have to buy 1 whole new drum cartridge. Making this quite costly for digital printing. FOr office purpose printing, it runs great.

        good luck

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        • xcopytech
          Service Manager

          1,000+ Posts
          • Aug 2006
          • 1748

          #5
          Re: Copies and prints too light WC 7232

          Originally posted by shinchan
          yes, usually first thing in my mind if the image is light copy. It is always the developer.

          WC 7232 is like WC7120 model right? so the developer unit is together with drum , and it is called R1.

          IIRC there is no developer replacement available for this model, you have to buy 1 whole new drum cartridge. Making this quite costly for digital printing. FOr office purpose printing, it runs great.

          good luck
          No. 7120 and 7232 are not the same machines.

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          • Jökul Hlaup
            Junior Member
            • Apr 2017
            • 6

            #6
            Re: Copies and prints too light WC 7232

            Originally posted by shinchan
            yes, usually first thing in my mind if the image is light copy. It is always the developer.

            WC 7232 is like WC7120 model right? so the developer unit is together with drum , and it is called R1.

            IIRC there is no developer replacement available for this model, you have to buy 1 whole new drum cartridge. Making this quite costly for digital printing. FOr office purpose printing, it runs great.

            good luck
            Yes, it's called R1. However I understand that WC 7232, which is a 2008 model, has a development unit that comes separately from the drum (at least from what I have been able to see in certain provider online stores). In fact, I already replaced the drum. Hopefully someone could confirm this, since I got a doubt about it.

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            • shinchan
              Trusted Tech

              100+ Posts
              • May 2011
              • 182

              #7
              Re: Copies and prints too light WC 7232

              Originally posted by xcopytech
              No. 7120 and 7232 are not the same machines.
              yes you're right. Sorry I was thinking of WC7220

              Yes, it's called R1. However I understand that WC 7232, which is a 2008 model, has a development unit that comes separately from the drum (at least from what I have been able to see in certain provider online stores). In fact, I already replaced the drum. Hopefully someone could confirm this, since I got a doubt about it.
              if separately. then it is cheaper to replace just the developer.

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