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Table 13: color distortion, Table 14: toner streaking or scatter, Table 15: color fading or missing – IBM S544-5361-01 User Manual

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Chapter 6. Diagnosing Printer Problems

6–19

Table 13: Color Distortion

Step

Action

1.

Make sure that the paper in the printer is free of defects and meets the
specifications listed in “Choosing Paper” on page 2–2.

2.

Replace the photoconductor drum cartridge (see “Replacing the
Photoconductor Drum Cartridge” on page 5–33).

3.

Clean the transfer drum (see “Cleaning the Transfer Drum” on page 8–3).

Table 14: Toner Streaking or Scatter

Step

Action

1.

Make sure that the paper loaded in the printer is free of excess moisture and
meets the specifications listed in “Choosing Paper” on page 2–2.

2.

Set the separation corona mode to so that the forcible control is OFF (see
“Setting the Separation Corona Mode” on page 6–26). If this improves the
print quality, set the separation corona mode on or off as needed to
compensate for the environment.

<2-6> CAUTION:

High temperature. Switch off printer power and allow at
least 15 minutes for parts in this area to cool before
handling.

3.

Check the fuser rollers for flaws or dirt buildup.

• If you see flaws on the fuser rollers, replace the fuser unit (see “Replacing

the Fuser” on page 5–19).

• If you see dirt on the fuser rollers, try to remove it using the procedure

described in “Cleaning the Fuser Rollers” on page 8–5.

• If you cannot remove all of the dirt, replace the fuser unit.

Table 15: Color Fading or Missing

Step

Action

1.

Run several full-color gradient test prints from the density control panel (see
“Printing Test Prints from the Density Control Panel” on page 6–24).

• If the color is missing or fading on 1 color only, replace the toner cartridge

for that color (see “Replacing Toner Cartridges” on page 5–4).

• Otherwise, go to step 2.

2.

Make sure that the paper loaded in the printer is free of excess moisture and
meets the specifications listed in “Choosing Paper” on page 2–2.