Hi all!
First off, i'd just like to inform you all I'm new round here. I've just begun my career as a service technician of Konica Minolta MFD's so excuse my lack of experience and go easy on me..
Here's the issue, I have a Konica Minolta C352 that is printing a black and white pattern over every page. See sample below (Ignore white block on page)....
M-Press12112311120_1.jpg
Up until recently the C352 has been functioning with no issues, giving a good quality print seeing as the machines been in use for around 5/6 years. All of a sudden however, when printing, a horrible patterned black and white background covers the print completely ruining it. This happens no matter what you are printing, I have run several different tests e.g. test page, CMYK gradation, all achieving the same outcome.
A fellow technician has said he thinks it looks like a 'scorotron pattern'.
I've been searching Google aimlessly to no avail so now i'm hoping somebody here recognises the problem and could be of assistance.
Thanks in advance!
Hacky
First off, i'd just like to inform you all I'm new round here. I've just begun my career as a service technician of Konica Minolta MFD's so excuse my lack of experience and go easy on me..
Here's the issue, I have a Konica Minolta C352 that is printing a black and white pattern over every page. See sample below (Ignore white block on page)....
M-Press12112311120_1.jpg
Up until recently the C352 has been functioning with no issues, giving a good quality print seeing as the machines been in use for around 5/6 years. All of a sudden however, when printing, a horrible patterned black and white background covers the print completely ruining it. This happens no matter what you are printing, I have run several different tests e.g. test page, CMYK gradation, all achieving the same outcome.
A fellow technician has said he thinks it looks like a 'scorotron pattern'.
I've been searching Google aimlessly to no avail so now i'm hoping somebody here recognises the problem and could be of assistance.
Thanks in advance!
Hacky