Xerox 3030 stuck at " adjusting copy quality"

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  • Ducttape n Glue
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    • Apr 2010
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    Xerox 3030 stuck at " adjusting copy quality"

    The unit is stuck with this in the screen " adjusting copy quality". The customer says he added a new toner tube, and emptied the waste container. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
    Thx, DnG
  • Ducttape n Glue
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    • Apr 2010
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    #2
    tech checked on machine , he checked and calibrated the toner sensor. Checked the toner control voltage, reseated connectors. Still says "adjusting copy quality" . Drum is pretty new at only 1000ft, possibly the developer, we have no record of a developer change in the past 1-1/2 years+. ?

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    • xcopytech
      Service Manager

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      • Aug 2006
      • 1757

      #3
      Check erase lamp.
      If erase leds do not work machine will stuck in adjusting copy quality.

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      • Ducttape n Glue
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        #4
        Thx, I will tell him to check erase leds and report back..

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        • Ducttape n Glue
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          • Apr 2010
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          #5
          Tried a new erase lamp ass'y, still not working.

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          • donaldtex
            Technician
            • May 2009
            • 43

            #6
            This is obvious, the developer material isn't reaching the programmed readings due to wear+tear and diminished amount of it inside the DV unit.

            Think of a Xerox guy, what he would do:
            First things first, drum+developer within their lifespan? (yes/no),
            and proceed from there,





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            • Ducttape n Glue
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              • Apr 2010
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              #7
              Drum is suppose to be 6 months old and 1000 ft on it. The customer now says the developer was changed with the drum and showed us the invoice from the previous service company. The service report card left by the tech does not show a developer change any time in the past 1-1/2 years. I am wondering if the tech never changed it and still charged for it.
              So, do I think the worst of the Xerox guy? was he forgetful on his report? was he dishonest? or still assume that there is something else wrong with the machine? I originally figured developer because we didn't have a record of it, but the customer shows me something different.
              I am not about to bad mouth the previous tech nor his company. With the contradiction in the card and the invoice and knowing the problem, with the info you guys have provided, I think we'll change the developer first and go from there.

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              • copytech200X
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                • Apr 2009
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                #8
                have you try change developer?how about when "adjusting copy quality" message appears try go for darker density is it copying?

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                • Ducttape n Glue
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                  #9
                  Developer changed....no change in message

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                  • Ducttape n Glue
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                    #10
                    Funny you ask. Gears are all ok. Today he changed the controller, LVPS and HVPS, still the same. I haven't got the details as of yet other than it still does not work.

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                    • copytech200X
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                      #11
                      clean up illumination sensor first then check the value reading .

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                      • Polo-022
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                        • Sep 2007
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                        #12
                        Adjust exposure first to "5", using the appropriate Test Pattern for sure. (Routine 9-21-3). Do this adjustment as per Service Manual, NOT superficially!!
                        Replace illumination sensor if problem insists, especially at warm-up. It is a well known fault since '96.
                        (Check toner cartridge drive gear 7E16341, it has a D-shaped hole, if copier has too many meters..) Copytech200X points to the right way!!

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                        • Ducttape n Glue
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                          #13
                          Ok guys, I will pass on your suggestions and have him double check gears, meter is 34k, and the illumination sensor. Thanks again for all the help and I will keep you posted.

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