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Anyone had these juddering noise type void lines on all colours. I've fitted ITB and PTR assy's with no joy.
Originally Posted by dankaboy
Still looks like a fuser issue.
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I would suspect a roller whose diameter is a multiple of the distance between the voids. Or a gear somewhere causing a jitter in the movement.
I'll pop one in tomorrow.
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Looks like a transfer roller issue. I would check the contacts for the PTR, also the shaft for any dirt that will prevent contact. check for cracks in the roller foam. i had an issue like this and when i check the roller, it had a tear in the foam.
Are these voids also visible on the image when it's on the transfer belt - just interrupt the print process and check.
Looks perfect on the belt and changed the Transfer roller.
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Was it a new xfer roller or used?
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Brand new PTR. I've ordered a full set of drums and fuser(over kill and probably non related). Going back in with another engineer as I'm going round in circles. Will be a bent spring or something silly like that.
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It reminds me of a failure of an IM C4500, ha which changed the Transfer Band badly, and placed it upside down.
I had to disassemble the entire Transfer Unit to place the mark in the correct position for installation.
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