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the info i gave was for dc12 and can be used for info on 6060

This problem was happening there in Australia a few years ago and as a tech i was changing fuser rollers, donor roller, blades, wicks, and pumps. And getting round 2500 + 10,000 life from fuser rollers when there life should be 40,000k. Now iam getting around 130,000k and more life from my fuser...

i service these m/c's so and that side of things. By telling the machine the paper is lighter than normal the m/c does drop temp in fuser and at the sometime speeds up. it sounds like your fuser pressure is not set right meaning it has too much pressure with is causing the warping. So you can...

The 700 is a much better machine overall.. Fight for it..

P.s Or Canon tech

Like i sed your tech can adjust it so it is less visable to the eye. And No it will not bring the y spectrum down or affect the quality.. It is a security pattern and for that reason i can not post how to do this adjustment on the forums this is a job that a Xerox tech must do on site.

Mate came a cross it for dc12 a few years ago but dont remember it now. Ill have a look around for it..

Iam a Xerox tech here in Australia. Rule Number One.... Dont try to clean your drum surface you will damage it with very fine scratches no matter what you use to clean it with and dont use cleaning fluid you will kill it on the spot, It was not designed to be cleaned. You can clean the...

I have been a colour tech for 16years. All Digital machines do this and canon were the starters of this back when the very fist colour machine was released the Canon CLC1.. It is NOT the rip causing this it is the machine. You can NOT stop it from happening BUT your tech can adjust it so it is...

hi there guys iam new to this forum but not to the Xerox machines.. Iam a tech here in Australia and service these m/c's every day.. I have read all the posts and have came across the problem with the grey that your are talking about.. All i will say sounds like the tech's you guys have up there...