On 05/05/2021 10:58, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 05/05/2021 09:35, ss wrote:
On 05/05/2021 03:31, Paul wrote:
ss wrote:
Just trying to understand this as I have a new cartridge which I can
install if necessary.
When I print I intermittently get faded black marks on the page,
they are regular markings so obviously coming from one of the
rollers, if I do nothing the page sometimes comes out clean for a 30
page run then I get some ghosting and it eventually reverts back to
a clean page.
I have dismantled the cartridge a couple of times, emptied what I
think is a collector compartment for excess toner and cleaned all
the rollers.
It then prints ok for a number of pages and then goes back to
ghosting (intermittently) If I do a run of printing its either all
pages clean or all pages with ghosting. The ghosting is on one side
only about 3cms wide.
I have never had this before with a toner cartridge so hoping
someone can identify what the issue is.
I am just curious as I will replace the cart if the problem becomes
excessive. I am on approx 3500 pages with this cart and refilled
once, I normally get around 5000 before it stops working due to the
chip.
Corona wire ?
If you tell us the model number, there might be a nice
manual with a picture of what to clean.
I only had to clean corona wire a couple times at work,
so as a maintenance item, it doesn't come up all that often.
(I'm the guy that pulls all the crumpled paper
out of the printer, when nobody else could be bothered.)
Â*Â*Â* Paul
Samsung ML-2240 laser printer.
I have measured the ghosting image and it repeats every 38.2 mm which
would be approx a roller of 12.16 diameter, all of which I have
previously cleaned.
I cured a similar problem in my color laser by replacing the whole (3rd
party)(cyan) toner assembly and drum.
I think you need a new drum. Sometimes these rebuilt cheapos are not up
to snuff.
you can get a new rebuilt cheapo for less than £20 on amazon/ebay/etc
https://www.stinkyinkshop.co.uk/prod...idge-vt-d1082s
It may well be a toner issue, but drums are generally a larger diameter
than 12mm and sounds like a glob of toner is getting onto a roller.
It could also be a toner issue.
I would direct a lowish pressure airline into the drum assembly to try
and dislodge any rubbish that might be affecting operation.
IME this is time for a new printer.