Anyone please help me with this Machine MPC4502. When I print a color mix for CMYK it won't work. Please find attached picture. I already replaced fusing, drum.
Ricoh MPC4502 colour printing not work together, but single printing of color works
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Re: Ricoh MPC4502 colour printing not work together, but single printing of color wor
What is the weight of your paper? check this is set correctly in tray paper settings.Let us eat, drink, and be merry, because tomorrow we may die!
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Re: Ricoh MPC4502 colour printing not work together, but single printing of color wor
Hi slimslob, if the paper is 105GsM what will be the fusing temperature? Should I increase or decrease temperature as for the regular?. Thanks for your reply.Comment
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and meter info too.
are you doing skyshots?Comment
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Hello, if you are using heavy 100 gram paper up, you should set the paper drawer with "thick 2" paper. I hope you have installed the original fuser unit.Comment
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If that's the case, then there's bad toner in the machine. You might try setting the machine for a heavier paper weight, I had some luck with that on older machines (it's likely to blow up in your face later though, at least it did for me).
I suppose the paper may have too much moisture content too, but that's kind of unlikely.Comment
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agreed. there is an internal test print from the printer SP mode that gives you a look at all of the colors. That would really help with troubleshootinmg thios issueComment
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Has got to be the worst kind of print test.
Four full density, full coverage layers.
No wonder the fuser cannot successfully bond the toner to the paper properly.
Especially if that paper had a smooth finish like colour copy.
It's a bit unrealistic and asking for trouble really.- Knowledge not shared, is eventually knowledge that becomes lost... like tears in the rain.
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