Your picture is not available yet, so the following advice is based on the description of the issue as your wrote it.
Is the black toner port clogged? To see... pull out the drum drawer... on the front cover of that drawer there is a trap door that extends across all toner ports... slide this towards the front of the machine (towards you as you stand in front of the machine). If the port is clogged, it will be pretty obvious (you will see toner backup all the way to the top of the port).
If it's clogged, this is usually a symptom of a bigger issue (possibly a locked up developer housing). Since you are having dispense faults, the dispense motor may need to be replaced (95% of the time). It's fairly common for these motors to fail, but the failure is usually a symptom, not the problem. Replacing the entire dispenser would be best, of course. You can usually salvage the dispenser itself by cleaning it out and checking drives, etc for proper operation (manually turning it with motor removed). But this is not guaranteed. But... figure out what caused this snowball of issues before replacing any parts. Again, it's usually a locked up dev housing.
And if that's the case, let me know... I have a possible solution to prevent this in the future - Do you see developer/toner dumping near the front of the housing and down thru the IBT drawer, to the marking drawer, into the duplex drives, etc (front side of machine)?
Andy
Hello and thank you for your previous response :)
We replaced our developer housing and that fixed the problem. However, we recently put new black toner in our machine and received the error code 093-317 which I believe is the black toner dispenser.
I have attached an image of the result of our 100% black test pattern.
If anyone has any idea what might be causing this or how to fix, any help would be greatly appreciated.
@PrestoMichael
The defect you have posted is unusual for this product.
If the other colors look fine, then you can swap the drums between cyan and magenta. See if the defect moves to magenta or remains with cyan. This would be the quickest way to determine if the defect is related to the drum. If the defect moves to magenta, the drum is suspect.
If the defect stays in cyan, then the three remaining items that would be suspect would be the cyan developer housing, the cyan 1st BTR (located in the IBT assy), or drive to the drum or dev housing..
You can also measure the distance between the defects to get an idea of the diameter of the component that is causing the issue (to determine diameter - divide the distance by pi 3.14)
Andy
Hello there,
I am having a similar issue. Recently purchased a Xerox C70. It was used with only 30-40k impressions. I was seeing some odd streaking at first and found the issue was debris on the IBT belt. Once that was cleaned, we began having another issue.
After about, maybe 500 impressions, we began seeing vertical white wobbly lines near the top and bottom of the page. The lines are fainter towards the middle. This only affects the cyan test print. All other colors come out with no lines.
I intend to change out the color drum. Wondering if it might also be the developer housing. Has anyone experienced similar output?
Fed LEF
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Hi,
If it is on each color could be from IBT (image belt transfer). But to see if it is so, print seaparate pages on CMYK with 50% coverage.
Hi,
It looks like there is a (or some) debris in the cyan developer housing. You will need a tech to eliminate debris or to replace the cyan developer material.
Gabi
As you can see from the image, my Color C60 is printing a faded line about 2/3 of the way down the page. Can anyone help me identify what is causing the issue? It has this streak across with ALL colors, and even grayscale.
In the second image you can see that it even leaves a different texture than the rest of the ink.
The drums were all changed over the past 3 weeks, other than the magenta drum. Is this an issue with the fuser?