Sorry, no. Each primary transfer roller transfers the single color image CMYK from each drum to the primary transfer belt. There is a mechanism to lift the CMY primary transfer rollers away from the drum when black only images are being made. On every machine I've ever worked on the (4) primary rollers are identical. There are other rollers called "facing rollers" that tension the belt.
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1) demonstrate that you've read the manual
2) demonstrate that you made some attempt to fix it.
3) if you're going to ask about jams include the jam code.
4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
5) You are the person onsite. Only you can make observations.
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Replacing the Drum Unit gave a result. Left one is before replacing - right one is after.
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Hi,this is interesting, i have the exact same problem with a 308 since yesterday.After I have done all the standard things, even change ITB, DV Units looking good, the following happens when changing the drum ..... see pictures ......
Before with stripes and dots, then still dots, at the moment I can't get any further .....
And another interssting thing, the old Drums looking good as well, stripes also go partly diagonally
There have been reports of a blown HV plastic block near the drive. Can that be?
Any Idea ?
mfg Markus
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Change with new one. On Magenta ist the same ...... Yellow ist ok, a little bit with dots, but without stripes....
While I've not experienced this on an Cxx8 series yet, the dots you are seeing on the after sample look exactly like the dots I've seen on a few C552's when the ITB is used well beyond it's life. Junk builds up on the roller(s) under the belt and causes those spots. Replacing the belt has fixed the issue for me every time.
Now I see that you indicate you have already replaced the ITB. Was the new ITB installed when you created the second image above after changing out the drum? The magenta streaking on the bottom of that sample is also a bit disconcerting.
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My Ricoh knowledge is slowly dwindling away at this point. Many things have been lost to time...
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