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I have a KM 4050 that is light on one end of the page. I have new oem toner and the drum has less than 2000 pages on it. I am at a loss of what it can be. Thank you
The developing unit was replaced with the drum I did the maintenance kit (Includes DV-715 Developing Unit, DK-716 Drum Unit, FK-715 Fixing Unit, TR-710 Transfer Unit)
You need to figure out if the problem is in the image formation section or the transfer section. Maybe cut the power off during the the copy process and look at the latent image on the drum.
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the total count is 269817 so it has not bee used that much and last year we put money in it for the maintenance kit. An upgrade is defiantly not in the budget for a copier (especially this year). That is why I was reaching out here.
Ok, good. Who knows how long that kit has been sitting on the shelf. I would pull the DV unit and look at the magnetic roller to see if it is coated with developer from end to to end. We know the the problem lies in the image formation section because you saw the void area on the latent image. When you pull the DV unit, shake it real good and see if that helps. Hope that helps.
Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.
I'm not Kyocera specialist by any means but from your image I bet your laser unit poly mirror is dirty. Remove and very carefully open and clean inside especially polygon mirror.
That's if you're presumably already changed drum and dev.
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I'm not Kyocera specialist by any means but from your image I bet your laser unit poly mirror is dirty. Remove and very carefully open and clean inside especially polygon mirror.
That's if you're presumably already changed drum and dev.
Thanks for chiming in. Yes, he said he replaced drum and DV. I asked him about the laser slit glass but didn't think about the polygon mirror. It's been a minute since I've seen one of these old machines.
Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.
... It's been a minute since I've seen one of these old machines.
Lucky you I never seen one.
A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused.
So the dev and stuff got changed. And you mention last year or so.. Stuff was in there for some time.
Lift the machine at an angle so the dev can run to that side of the roller. 90 degrees is just to much angle on there. I would say 15 degrees or so.
So get a wooden block and place it under one side of the printer and call it fixed.
Only kidding...
Print 10 pages like that and see if the dev moves. Will not find the stuff i come up with in any manual.
The transition from black to void does not look like laser precision.
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