Xerox 5828 developer/drum issue

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  • gerryhuerta
    AccService
    • Jul 2009
    • 198

    #1

    Xerox 5828 developer/drum issue

    I am havinf trouble with this model. Have not worked on something this old in years, There is a dark smudge/smear of toner all along the bottom of copies. Almost like a cleaning blade is not cleaning correctly. We have replaced the entire Drum and did not solve the problem.

    When we make a clear/blank copy in the glass the image is even darker along the bottom edge. Its defenitively not on the fuser rollers because all this appears before getting to the finishing section. Is there any other way to troubleshoot it? And will I have to calibrate the developer unit if we replacec it?

    thanks in advance...
  • gregoryk

    #2
    problem with the exposure l. or mirrors

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    • gerryhuerta
      AccService
      • Jul 2009
      • 198

      #3
      Thanks. Mirrors I was thinking we will be out to see the machine tomorrow and will tell you how it goes.

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      • totoro
        Senior Tech

        Site Contributor
        500+ Posts
        • Apr 2008
        • 568

        #4
        Wow I haven't seen one of these analog machines in a long time. I think the 5328/5334 was the last one I worked on. I agree on the optics.
        Totoro

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        • gerryhuerta
          AccService
          • Jul 2009
          • 198

          #5
          so i went ahead and cleaned the mirrors and the entire machine . i also intalled a new developer and toner cartridge and the smudge is now gone.!! but i am still geting a thick blank line that is coming out from almost the top of the page to almost the bottom, but its giving me one good copy followed by a copy with the missing toner when i do two or more. so its off and on with the missing toner, any ideas??

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          • gerryhuerta
            AccService
            • Jul 2009
            • 198

            #6
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            • totoro
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              500+ Posts
              • Apr 2008
              • 568

              #7
              If it is every other page it is the copy cartridge. Though you said you changed the drum. I assume we are talking about the same thing 13R67? You didn't use a rebuilt one did you?
              Totoro

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              • gerryhuerta
                AccService
                • Jul 2009
                • 198

                #8
                yeah i replaced the copy cartridge with a brand new one. we also put in a brand new developer unit with new developer and toner. we took of the scanner glass and cleaned all of the mirrors inside, at first it was a lil off but then that got fixed. and its every other copy that we do, its realy frustrating. any ideas?? i know its an old machine and i thank you guys for your help,.

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                • totoro
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                  500+ Posts
                  • Apr 2008
                  • 568

                  #9
                  If the deletion is every other image and is in the same place then it's the copy cartridge. You said you changed it; what happens if you put the old one back in? Do you have another machine you can swap parts with? THe only other thing that causes deletions like that in that machine would be damp paper, maybe the transfer unit isn't sitting right? I would check things like that next.
                  Totoro

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                  • gerryhuerta
                    AccService
                    • Jul 2009
                    • 198

                    #10
                    unfortunetly we dont have another machine like this to see if the drum cartridge is working fine or not, but i think we will check for other things, we where thinking that it was toner also so were going to try with a brand new toner cartridge also. thanks for the help and support from everyone that has replyed. thanks.

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                    • Milo Wilson
                      Trusted Tech

                      250+ Posts
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 498

                      #11
                      99% it's a defective copy cartridge. These cartridges are pretty old even if you buy it brand new

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                      • gerryhuerta
                        AccService
                        • Jul 2009
                        • 198

                        #12
                        yeah thats what we figured was going to be the problem. we will be ordering another drum copy cartridge. thanks for all of your help, will post once the part comes in and gets tested.

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                        • gerryhuerta
                          AccService
                          • Jul 2009
                          • 198

                          #13
                          so we got the drum copy cartridge in today and went out to install it and still the same thing keeps happenong one good copy one bad one..!!!! WTF!!! we are just waiting on the new toner to come in and hopefully that will solve the problem. i stoped the copier right before the paper got to the drum and took out the drum to take a look at it and the toner was missing just like on the bad copies that it was giving us. any more ideas of help on finding this problem a solution.? thanks .

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                          • gregoryk

                            #14
                            Electrostatic Set Up The purpose to this Diagnostic routine is to set up the xerographic electrostatics to the proper values.


                            Procedure

                            1. Enter [9-20] Press Start a second time to initiate the routine. The message at the top of the screen will indicated the progress and status of the ESU.
                            2. If the ESU was unsuccessful, a fault message will be displayed with further instructions( But still believe that CRU is defect )

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                            • gerryhuerta
                              AccService
                              • Jul 2009
                              • 198

                              #15
                              thanks for replying, so that is kind of sort of like a calibration? i'll try it out, thats on diagnostic mode right?

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