Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

[Alex1]

Hi,

i have a Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 that I relocated, prior to relocation it was printing perfect after the relocation this is what the machine is now printing please see attached image

black is very faint

colour puts a yellow tinge over the page

cyan is faint

magenta is faint

[zuojin168]

Re: Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

Check the developer is there, then check that the drum unit.
I found you this is not black
May be activated first unit out of the question.

[Alex1]

Re: Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

Check the developer is there, then check that the drum unit.
I found you this is not black
May be activated first unit out of the question.

The drums and developer are good. Especially the Black I installed new.

i tried different Colour drums and tried a different ITB still the same

[zuojin168]

Re: Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

Laser unit (LED) check?
Have you tried to put battery processing?Or all clear
NVM clear

[copytech200X]

Re: Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

pls print test pattern 59 for all individual color 40 % each ..if are same problem then ROS Assy .

[Alex1]

Re: Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

pls print test pattern 59 for all individual color 40 % each ..if are same problem then ROS Assy .

How would I perform that please. The ROS would that be the octagon that rotates would that need to be reaseted in the laser ?

[copytech200X]

Re: Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

go for ui diagnostics 0 + Start then password 6789 ....go for test pattern print to isolate print issue for all individual color 40 % each .

[Iowatech]

Re: Xerox DocuCentre IV C2260 bad image

How would I perform that please. The ROS would that be the octagon that rotates would that need to be reaseted in the laser ?

The test print is found in the test mode for the machine. I am not trained on this model yet, so I don't have access to the test modes you need.
Unless the machine was handled overly harshly during the time you were moving it, I'm not sure the spinning octagon you speak of would be the problem though. On the machines I do work on, the ROS is the entire laser unit, and the motor that drives the octagon is pretty securely fastened in the ROS.