Thanks: 
Likes: I use OEM refill toner, PCR looks new because changed drum and PCR recently and also developer has solid brush on the roller.
I'll print SMC report.
Dislikes: 0
I use OEM refill toner, PCR looks new because changed drum and PCR recently and also developer has solid brush on the roller.
I'll print SMC report.
OEM refill?Originally Posted by Pixtech Frameworks
so not actual RICOH toner?
Again cleaned what? What type of material was the "handkerchief" made from? That is what we need to know in order to determined if you may have damaged anything.
Ricoh does not refill toner. OEM does not mean Genuine Ricoh or any other manufacturer. It means substandard after market crap.
+1
me thinks we just found his problem.
the crap toner is WHY it overtones then messes up.
I don't know of any new product that works reliably with 3rd party crap toner..
it screws up the drums.. dev units.. belt cleaners... fuser.
DROP the crap toner.. use only OEM GENUINE toner in it.
clean out dev unit put OEM GENUINE dev powder in it. put OEM GENUINE TONER IN IT. run initialize program
run sky shots on each color 50 should do.
see why we say use OEM GENUINE DEV/TONER/Drums you think you'll save money using that crap.. but it ends up COSTING more in the long run.
Handkerchief made from cotton materials.
I actually its is for a customer. I've the customer to buy OEM he complains on the cost and shipping. I already told him that this the last time am going to work on his copier, that he should go call another technician.
I don't know where he got his toner from. I believe toner, second transfer or developer will be the cause. I'll go check it this morning and do the necessary things you guys to me.
Attached is the SMC report, Colour Pattern and Solid Colour print out.
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