Canon CP660 Service Manual page 373

Note:
1. The term "1st page" means the first image formed on the intermediate transfer
drum. In 2nd page mode, a 2nd page image is formed at the same time; as such,
the term "1st page" is used to mean the first and second images formed on the
drum.
2. The term "2nd page" means the second image formed on the intermediate transfer
drum. In 2nd page mode, however, two pages of images are formed at the same
time; as such, the term is used to mean the third and subsequent images formed
on the drum.
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Reference
*Claw-like lines
Feeding direction
Numerous claw-like lines
occur in a halftone image.
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**Tread-like lines.
Halftone
Feeding direction
Tread-like lines occur in
a halftone or solid image
at intervals equal to the
ribs on the feeding guide
(in the secondary transfer
belt assembly).
CANON 660/2100 REV.0 FEB. 1999 PRINTED IN JAPAN (IMPRIME AU JAPON)
CHAPTER 10 TROUBLESHOOTING
***Brush-like lines.
Halftone
or solid
Feeding direction
Distorted black lines and
text occur across the paper.
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