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tonerdude
8/25/2010
08:08:25
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Color registration/calibration is constantly off. Tried all different toners, known good formatter & DC controller. Calibrated it 50 times, every config page is different. Printed Demo page great a couple of times but won't hold. Typically black and/or magenta is out of whack. I know its not worth repairing but hoping to get it going for in house use. Any other thoughts?
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Peter
8/25/2010
10:29:00
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If you go down the list of ingredients that form the image, you did not mention the belt, the lasers and the fuser. From what you describe, I don't think the fuser is a likely suspect, but what about the laser(s)?
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Cope
8/25/2010
10:46:48
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Clean the laser unit mirrors and do an NVRAM Init.
then a calibration and your problems should be
resolved. -Cope
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Jim
8/25/2010
11:23:48
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I have previously posted on this
Try a factory reset first, this has worked for me on six different 2600's now
Jim
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Kasca
8/25/2010
12:17:05
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Going with Jim on this one. Both Arrows at power up.
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tonerdude
8/26/2010
08:05:58
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Jim & Kasca, unfreaking believable. WOW that took care of the problem. powered off/on several times with prints in between and its holding. Even tried it on a 2605 that I deemed dead that would only print engine test, no reports at all, and viola its working also. This site & you guys ROCK. Cope thanks for the input, but put this in your bag of tricks.
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Cope
8/26/2010
19:20:26
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Mental note made...however, my way DOES work...just
takes longer. A little extra work for the money
never hurt right? lol Glad ya got it worked out. -
Cope
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Peter
8/27/2010
07:42:38
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FYI: Yesterday I went on a service call for a 2600. Repetitive image defect; distance between defects indicated problem with fuser. No obvious damage or wear to the fuser that I could see. Did a NVRAM reset and voila: problem gone.
Had I followed the book, I would have replaced the fuser.
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