Transfix Roller Oiling - Xerox ii LINXSolid Inkjet 100 Service Manual

Transfix Roller Oiling

At the first opportunity after making 50 prints when no prints are
queued and the printer is idle, the printer performs a transfix roller
oiling cycle. During this cycle, oil is applied to the drum as it would be
during a print cycle. Then the transfix roller is lowered against the
drum and the drum rotates; this transfers some of the oil to the
transfix roller, then the transfix roller is raised to its standby
position. Oiling the transfix roller prevents ink and media from
sticking to the transfix roller.
Drum Cleaning (Chase Page)
The printer performs a drum cleaning with a chase page
automatically anytime a paper jam occurs after an image has been
"printed" on the drum. The chase page transfers the image, which
may not be complete, off the drum and is usually discarded. The
printer then attempts to reprint the print that jammed. The chase
page is processed the same as a regular print except the drum is not
oiled and no image is printed on the drum (since an image is already
printed on the drum).
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