We have a issue with Bzh 958 , print is very very light , values in Level History 1 and 2 is normal. Also coming warning P-9 . Transfer belt and roller seems ok , ID sensor also was cleaned and seems ok. Any tips ?
We have a issue with Bzh 958 , print is very very light , values in Level History 1 and 2 is normal. Also coming warning P-9 . Transfer belt and roller seems ok , ID sensor also was cleaned and seems ok. Any tips ?
Some more info would be useful...
Counter, consumables life,toner OEM or some replacement...
Post a half tone at 125 and 255. That also helps.
Whatever
Too old developer? ITB 3 x over life?
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Hi guys,
counter is 319K, all parts and toner are OEM and life counter is ok, no one part is over the life. Half tone or 255 doesnt matter, print very light
One thing to check with output like that is to make sure the development unit / mag roller is turning. On some of the older models with a similar dev/drum setup, I've come across a few instances where the cog on the back of the dev unit broke, or the cog in the copier came loose, and the dev unit was no longer rotating resulting in output that looks just like that. An easy way to check is to take a cloth and wipe a small area on the mag roller bare, try to run a copy and then take a look at the mag roller again. If the bare spot is still there, you know it's not turning.
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if dev unit is turning then i going with maybe wrong toner. i have seen the numbers look right but toner was the issue. had this before even on smaller machines.
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