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4.10.4 TONER CARTRIDE DETAILS
Description
Light image/partially
blank image
(cartridge has
reached end of life)
Toner contamination
SM
Signs
• Printed image is
light, dirty, or not
clear.
• Parts of the image
are not printed.
• A 'tick-tick' noise is
periodically heard
within the machine.
• Toner
contamination is
visible at regular
intervals on the
printout.
•
Toner
contamination is
visible at random
intervals over the
whole or parts of
the printout.
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TONER CARTRIDGE
Solution
1.
If the image is light, shake the toner
cartridge and try to print again. If the
problem persists, the cartridge has
reached end of life. Replace the toner
cartridge.
2.
Shake the toner cartridge, if some parts
of the image are not printed. If the
problem persists, clean the LSU window
and try to print again. If the problem still
persists, the cartridge has reached end
of life.
3.
Measure the time between 'ticks' if this
sound is heard. If the time interval
between 'ticks' is about 2 seconds, the
toner has almost reached end of life.
Replace the toner cartridge.
4.
Shake the toner cartridge, if white
vertical bands appear on output prints,
and try to print again. If the problem still
persists, the cartridge has reached end
of life. Replace the toner cartridge.
1.
Contamination at regular intervals:
• A) Check the distance between
contamination marks.
• B) Check both ends of the toner
cartridge OPC drum. If both ends are
contaminated with toner, the waste
toner collector is full.
2.
Random page contamination:
• A) Ensure that the terminal contact
points of the toner cartridge are
clean. Clean all HV contacts if they
are dirty. Replace the toner cartridge
if the problem persists.
•
B) Ensure that the terminal contact
points of the toner cartridge are not
damaged. Replace the toner cartridge
if there is damage to the contact
terminals.
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