It's a good idea to shake the toner lightly before installing it but you'll never hear a sound like pebbles if the toner is bad. If we do, then Xerox has even bigger problems than we all thought. The bad toner will have toner particles that are minutely larger and they cause an arc at the drum that leaves those nasty spots. Not only will you not hear them rattle but you couldn't even see them if you opened up the toner.Do y'all shake your toner before install? My tech told me to do that because if it sounds less like powder and more like pebbles, don't install or it'll clog up the machine.
i should've clarified... this was on a Ricoh 7100. In a few years, I had two toner cartridges sound like pebblesbut you'll never hear a sound like pebbles if the toner is bad
Ouch...not good. Next we'll have to fan through all our paper to make sure there's no tree limbs mixed in.i should've clarified... this was on a Ricoh 7100. In a few years, I had two toner cartridges sound like pebbles
My last few deliveries of 17x11 Tango 10 pt. C1S had random handfuls of the stock upside down (coated side facing down instead of up in the box). Nothing consistent. Given the way stock is sheeted I can't figure out how this would happen.Ouch...not good. Next we'll have to fan through all our paper to make sure there's no tree limbs mixed in.
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