Not positive on the 250, but I'm pretty sure that fluid would spell certain death on drums of any Xerox machine. On our Xerox machines you only use powder, and that's not even to "clean" the drums as much as lubricate them (which the toner does normally, but powder lubes it before toner touches it to prevent scratches). Generally one doesn't "clean" the drums at all, when their useful life is spent or they start exhibiting problems they are replaced. Corotrons would possibly get cleaned, you don't mean those right?
I would without a doubt say that your drums will need replaced...I doubt you can undo the damage they have done.
set NVM 751-448 to 1 (warns and continues printing)
Interesting 316, is there a similar NVM for the DC 12?
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