Quality Guide
Quality Guide
Image Quality
Troubleshooting
Guide (IQTG)
For A3 Laser Multifunction Printers
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Table of contents
1) lines 2) bands
2. spots …………………………………….….………………………………24
periodic spot / micro white spot / white spot / gray spot / solid spot
5. Others ………………………………..……………..….……………….…….50
2. SI cases ………………………………………………………………………..68
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Unit 1. Introduction
In this unit, you can find some CHECKLISTS and BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS which are useful in the
first stage of troubleshooting the image quality problems in the market. These basic methods may not
guide you to find the strong ultimate solution to address the cause of image quality problem in no time,
but can be a base camp in the long journey to find the solution of image quality problems.
2) Printer driver
: Customers have several options for printer driver such as Discrete driver, Universal Print Driver, smart
Universal Print Driver, and there are different settings for each driver. So, review the print settings on
each case.
4) Environments
: It is always recommended that we would better to find the unique environments of problematic devices
comparing with other ordinary customer’s. This is one of the required check points.
5) Internal reports
: Don’t forget to read the latest information of the device as ground rules.
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2. Basic troubleshooting tools (Embedded tools)
To analysis with these patterns, it requires some equipment such as a high-resolution scanner and S/W
tools to verify skewing, jitter, and color plane registration.
Therefore, it is not easy for field engineers to make a judgement with these patterns. These are mainly
used when R&D engineers need to analysis PQ issues in the lab.
Sometimes Technical Market Engineers(TME) requests field engineers to print out these patterns and to
send them for further investigation.
[Gemstone 1.x ] Service mode > Diagnostics > Print Test patterns
[Gemstone 2.0 ] Support Tools > Print Quality Pages > Advanced Print Quality Pages
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[Tone Curve Int Calibration pattern]
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[Mechanical Banding Page]
- To see if there is any problem with the printer about banding or image jitter
- To identify image defects that come mainly from gears and rollers
- There's no yellow banding page due to light print, limited number of built-in images
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[Color Registration Check for Motion]
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2) Apply <Adjustment tools> to the cases in the field
- Goal
① These charts are used for measuring skewed images when copying or scanning
② There are 2 kinds of original size A4 size (JC68-02474A), Letter size (JC68-02475A)
- Usages
① Most skewed images problems occurs on the ADF(Automatic Document Feeding) unit
② Prepare 10 to 20 sheets of this chart, and put them all on ADF tray.
③ Scan or copy all of them, and then look at the outputs to see if how much the images are skewed.
④ Single copy of these charts can help sometimes, but multiple copies would be better to measure the
degree of the image skewing.
⑤ Do scan or copy several times for better data accuracy.
<Sample document>
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1. The status in the site
- An engineer specialized in the scanner technology had visited the customer and he installed the
PoC(Proof of Concept) firmware in the site after some examination.
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3
A3
size
Ledger
size
1) Scanners have the shading sheet within the way of scanner module like the picture below, and a
separate shading sheet as a service part (JC63-05055A) is the same one. But when performing shading
tests for DSDF (Dual Scan Document Feeder), this separate shading sheet(service part) is necessary.
2) After replacing ADF unit (DSDF unit) or main PCA, the shading test for ADF unit must be carried out.
3) Shading test in the Service mode (Gemstone 1.x)
: Service mode > Diagnostics > Scanner Diagnostics > Shading Test > Shade and Print Report(ADF)
4) Pre-installed shading sheet in Gemstone 2.0
: The shading sheet is unnecessary for Gemstone 2.0
: The scanner is automatically adjusted using the installed white bar whenever the scanner is activated.
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b. Auto Tone adjustment
① Usage : used on MONO products when
- Image density is too high/low
- "CTD density sensor is dirty" error message
- Always after cleaning CTD sensors
② Route : Service mode> Diagnostics> Image Management> Auto tone adjustment> [Normal] or [Full]
- Normal : Normal TRC(Toner Reproduction Curve) control performs
- Full : Full TRC control performs
c. Color toner density(CTD) sensor cleaning and setting standard tone adjustment
① Usage : used on COLOR products when
- Intermediate Transfer Belt(ITB) is replaced
- Image density is too high/low
- Error message "CTD sensor is dirty" shows up
- Always perform it after cleaning CTD/ACR sensors
② Route
: Service mode> Diagnostics> Image Management> Auto tone adjustment> CTD Sensor cleaning
: Service mode> Diagnostics> Image Management> Setting Standard Tone
② Route
: Support Tools> Maintenance menu> > Calibration/Cleaning > Advanced Calibration Support > XXXX
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Unit 2. Image category
In this unit, you see various simplified pictures of image quality problem that can be found in the market.
Between local tech supports and high level tech supports, this will be one of good media to speak about
unique image quality problems, and if we can make clear definitions of the image quality problems based
on this document, it will help each other communicate.
Here are 5 big boundaries and details under each boundary.
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1. Lines or bands
• Symptom : Repetitive lines which are perpendicular to paper process direction failure
with respect to roller periods (horizontal direction)
• Related units : Drive / Developer/ Frame / LSU / Feeding / ITB or PTB / Fuser
• Countermeasures
2) search for the unit where the defective lines or bands came from
• Additional info.
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[sample images]
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- Periodic lines
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Table1. Repetitive Image defect ruler
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E78625 - E78635 Products
Roller Unit Period (mm)
OPC Drum 94.2
Charge roller Drum 37.7
Magnetic roller Development 31.5
ITB drive roller ITB 77.7
T2 Roller Transfer unit on Side cover 60.9
T1 Roller ITB 44
ITB Guide Roller A ITB 38.7
ITB Guide Roller B ITB 37.7
Fuser Pressure roller Fuser 94.25
Fuser Belt Fuser 110
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E82640 - E82670 Products
Roller Unit Period (mm)
OPC Drum 188.6
Charge roller Drum 37.7
Magnetic roller Development 36.9
PTB belt PTB on Side cover 157.1
Fuser Pressure roller Fuser 115.9
Fuser Belt Fuser 110
Fuser Exit Fuser 28.3
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1. Lines or bands
• Symptom : Single line or lines or band which are perpendicular to paper process
direction failure (horizontal direction & generally not repetitive)
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
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[sample image]
- From dent(60nm deep) on LSU mirror and comes with error(63.00.xx) - Ruby, Jade
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1. Lines(streaks) or bands
• Symptom : Line(s) or band(s) which are in the same paper process direction failure
(vertical direction)
2) Dark black bands: multiple dark bands due to transfer faults in H/H environment
- vertical lines
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- white vertical line : circumferential contamination on
- vertical white band when there is any foreign material within ITB cleaner
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2. spots
Periodic spots
• Additional info. :
1) adjust T2 bias
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- OPC spot / Micro white spot / White spots
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White spot
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Gray spot
• Countermeasures : This problem occurs when the carrier develops on the image or
the carrier contaminated on OPC. We should adjust the voltages about image
transferring.
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Solid spot
• Countermeasures : This is one of re-transfer effects. The air gaps created by the
carrier on non-image area or contaminated area on ITB(Image transfer belt) moves
to the next pod(T1 or T2) and the area appears as solid spot on the next image.
• Additional info. : -
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3. Nonspecific shape
Edge dirty
• Countermeasures : This is mainly caused by the OPC surface which was not cleaned
properly.
• Additional info.
: This can occur when the OPC surface damaged by the carrier affects the cleaning
blade.
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Develop carrier leakage
Electric charge potential/ the cause of toner scatter/ size of Dr.gap, TC control/
HVPS
• Additional info. : -
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Transfer blur/ Satellite
T1 bias or T2 bias/ High resistance paper/ Low humid environment/ toner electric charge
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Fuser offset
• Additional info. : -
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3. nonspecific shape
We have a few cases about T2 period stain. (For E876xx, T2 roller’s period is 75.4mm)
• Additional info. : -
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Periodic stains - Negative ghost
• Additional info. : -
• Additional info. : -
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Smear
• Additional info. : -
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3. nonspecific shape
Transfer scratches/torn
• Additional info. : -
Fuser scratch/torn
• Symptom
• Additional info. : -
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4. Image related
• Margin
• Countermeasures
• Skew
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
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Magnification(stretch)
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
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4. Image related
blurry
• Countermeasures
2) check the CPR report (or Auto Color Registration report) and perform CPR
adjustment.
• Additional info.
- sample images
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White gap/composite area registration failure
• Countermeasures
2) check the CPR report (or Auto Color Registration report) and perform CPR
adjustment.
• Additional info.
2) check the CPR report (or Auto Color Registration report) and perform CPR
adjustment.
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4. Image related
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
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Image loss (overall or partial)
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
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Diagonal fade (auger mark)
developer
• Countermeasures
3) Replace with a fan or reallocate the device placement : overheat of the device
• Additional info. : ADR is a system that the new developer is entering the developer
unit properly (Auto Developer Replacement)
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Density dark
Developer, LSU
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
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Blurred fluorescent pen image (highlighter)
• Countermeasures
1) Adjust options
[default: 2, Range: 0 – 8]
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4. Image related
• Additional info. :This is because the electric field boundary has exceeded
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Grizzled image2 - transfer humidity fault
High humidity(wet paper)/ low resistance paper/ current leakage on paper path
• Additional info. : -
• Additional info. : -
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Mottled image
Transfer-related, fuser
T1,T2 bias / paper thickness and roughness / fuser temperature and welding force /
surface regularity of pressure roller
• Additional info. : -
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Poor scan image quality
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. :
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5. Others
Blank page
• Additional info. : -
Black print
• Additional info. : -
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Background
• Countermeasures
• Additional info. : -
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Unit 3. Field solutions
In this unit, you can read the opinions about several types of image quality problems that are frequently
found in the market. And you can also propose what you think about the problem or what you have
experienced before. GBU wants to collect those good ideas and tips, so to share them with everyone who
are interested in the image quality problems. When you have any good thought for this document, contact
the person who is in charge of this document.
TME in HP printing Korea : changhyeon Shim(chang-hyeon.shim@hp.com)
The followings are frequently requested service symptoms in the market for print and scan. This is where
you can share your thoughts or experiences with others doing the same thing, and if you have any good
idea for image quality issue, you share and benefit others through this document.
No Symptoms No Symptoms
1 lines / streaks / bands 1 lines-stripes
2 light-faded 2 blank pages
3 dirty printouts 3 skewed images
4 smears-smudges 4 light-faded
5 black pages 5 black pages
6 color issues
7 skewing print
8 dots-spots
9 blank pages
10 ghosting
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1. Highly requested image quality problems
[ Print Quality ]
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2) light-faded
Light-faded image means that the image tone is lighter than normal state which the customers expect.
This is very common because maintaining good-looking tone of image is essential to the image creating
device, however, it is not easy to maintain average good quality of images.
In fact, printers are very complicated devices, and it can’t play its full scope of role if any single component
doesn’t serve his own duty.
By the way, the good news is that the light-faded image problem is not involved with several components
and, rather, the problem can be removed by replacing certain one single critical part or by changing one
kind of settings among our available options.
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3) dirty printouts
If we speak of "dirty image" of print image quality issues, that will bring lots of image figures, not a single
one.
Dirty images are not so clear to understand as just one kind of obvious result.
Generally, if we call something dirty in the outputs, we imagine in this way that there are undesirable,
intense impacts on the image, and which were not supposed to be there.
Often people describe the dirty images with image contamination just as another expression.
The root cause of this dirty image can be from toner, developer carrier or the trace of certain printer parts.
And to find the root cause, we need to look at the image closely and this will really help find the lead.
In fact, the range of dirty images vary among image quality problems, and the solutions are very different
depending on cases as well.
So it is recommended that we should collect and study various dirty images when we have chances.
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4) smears- smudges
In the development stage, I don't think the developers can find this problem of smearing or smudges on
the images much in the lab. And because the main causes of this problem are toner failure, paper attributes,
toner spill, defective fuser, etc, it is likely that another light problem will occur ahead of this problem of
smearing or smudges. For this reason, the developers barely find these smearing or smudges in their place.
What is interesting, by the way, is that this problem is not occurring much in the product development
stage, however it is occurring more in the market than we think.
In fact, replacing supplies can help quickly resolve most of this problem, so most people generally don’t
think it is one of critical problems in the market.
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5) black pages
Black pages include darker images than ordinary cases, not only just black colored image on the whole
page.
When it comes to darker images, it feels very different with MONO print products and COLOR products.
In case of MONO products, black pages mean the image is more strong than ordinary cases because MONO
products can depict the outputs with only black and white, and there is nothing else.
In most case, this problem should be solved by adjusting dark tone in the advanced settings or by replacing
supplies with the new ones. Or sometimes toner scatter has been affecting the tone of black color, so we
can resolve this by cleaning all the path through the developing process or transferring process.
However, in COLOR products, black pages mean the outputs seem to have some kinds of black filters on
color images, so images are very weird and uncomfortable. Everything in the images is noticeably dark.
This is uncommon but it happens often than we expect.
We can think this has a lot to do with BLACK toner, but it would be better to think that this is the result of
collaborating all the colors, not just made by BLACK toner.
For this problem, we don’t have the ultimate solution that works 100% in all cases. So, generally it is
recommended the initialization of all color settings in the device, back to the manufacturing default settings.
Because it is very difficult to figure out what factors affect this strange output and what moment it starts
to begin. Most of customers never remembered when it started to begin and how it started to look like.
This is very complicated problem and if we review the history of tech support roughly, the half of cases
were solved by the initialization of the color settings but other half were not. In a lucky case, it suddenly
disappeared as if it had suddenly come in a flash. After all, it’s the same thing that embarrass us in both
cases.
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6) color issues
In fact, I didn’t understand exactly what the color issue stands for. But there it was within the service data.
This is just saying that there was something wrong with the colors in the image but it may have been
unusual and beyond the description.
It is obviously about color problems and is likely to occur during the entire lifespan of color printer products.
But nobody knows later what it is if we just leave the explanation as a COLOR ISSUE.
This is one of good reasons to use generally agreeable terms for the printer output problems.
If we don’t know exactly about the matter, we can’t do anything about it.
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7) skewing print
Skewing print images are relatively common and easy to fix it.
Theoretically, when we are careful to load paper in the trays every time, the skewing image problems should
be shown on the outputs. Paper handling is very one of basic skills in the printer involved technology, so if
paper is passing through the image creation units as designed, the output should be perfect.
However, if anything unexpected happens in the printer, this problem occurs.
It is said that skewing print image has mainly 3 kinds of causes.
The first one is related to the skewed image creation. And the second one is timing issues during the image
creation process and the last one is from unique paper attributes.
Among them, skewed image creation in the devices is not so common in the field because almost every
case is filtered during the manufacturing process, and none of device with the fault will be shipped out.
The second one is most frequently reported cases in the field, and a few factors that break the timing of
paper proceeding is the cause of this problem. It is recommended that the replacement of parts in the
paper path will remove most of this problem.
The last one is from unique paper attributes. There are huge number of paper brand in the world and none
of printer manufacturers can test and verify all of them. So we can encounter any unique kind of paper at
any time in the market, so we should need to deal with it on a case-by-case basis.
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8) dots- spots
A dictionary says that DOT is a small SPOT, and on the contrary, SPOT is a large DOT.
Actually DOTs and SPOTs look very alike on the print image, so it seems to depend on the reporter’s
judgement.
This problem occurs during developing process or image transferring process and in the most typical office
environments, we can hardly see this.
When we encounter this problem in the market, it is recommended that we should see first if there is any
repetitive patterns of dots or spots on the image. If we can find the repetitive patterns, measure the period
of the repetitive images, and look at the related unit first. Mostly it is connected to the period of DRUM.
If there is no repetitive patterns of dots or spots, we can think other conditions as causes.
In this case, it is very likely to be related with T1 bias(voltage), T2 bias(voltage), high resistance paper, low
humidity environment and so on. The specific cause is depending on each case.
Sometimes this problem can be caused by the toner stored in inappropriate conditions before installation,
and when you see this case, you have to make sure that our assumption is correct.
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9) blank pages
As you can imagine, blank page output means one or more of image generating parts are not fully
operational.
In fact, if something doesn’t work out completely, it’s not that hard to find it. We can check each image
generation step in order and narrow the cause of the problem.
This is very different from faded-color images, and when we found faded-color images on the output, at
least certain images were generated during the process. But this problem is different.
In the end, we can think the cause will be in the electrophotographic process. In short, we can focus on
LSU(Laser Scanning Unit) or HVPS(High Voltage Power Supply) for developer unit as a cause.
With low probability, firmware used to cause this problem.
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10) ghosting
Printer ghosting literally stands for additional images around the original image, which is supposed to be
a single image. When we find this problem in the market, this is very confusing.
However, this ghosting print is mainly from the image generating parts such as drum, fuser, retransferring
roller and etc, so we don’t need to worry too much.
At first, if there is any repetitive rules of length about the additional ghost images, pick up the length and
compare it with the cycle of rotating parts within the paper path. This method allows you to find some
suspicious part which is corresponding that length.
If you fail to find the corresponding part of the ghosting print, check the image generating parts. As a good
way to find the cause, you can look at the state of the parts in the middle of image generation process.
The moment the device outputs the ghosting prints, you can find the cause by investigating this with a
high probability.
This problem is mainly caused by drum unit, fuser, retransferring roller, and sometimes unique paper types
and user environments create this problem.
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[ Scan Quality ]
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2) blank pages
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3) Skew
Skewed images in scanning are one of the problems that are very commonly reported to GBU.
It usually occurs a lot, but some of them are not easily resolved by immediate investigation or quick search
on site. So, when the problem is elevated to a high level of tech support or GBU, it is also one of the tricky
issues for the high level tech support team, too.
At this moment, we need to find how much the images were skewed compared to normal outputs, and we
need to collect clear information to show the state.
If I speak about the methods specifically, the official hard copy chart for technical service purposes is the
most recommended tools and by using it, on site engineers should get specific data showing the state in the
customer device.
Sometimes there is an argument about the tolerance of skewed images between a customer and technical
support team. It is when the technical support team judges the customer’s scan images are within the normal
tolerance margin, while the customers disagree and think the scan images are skewed beyond the tolerance.
When GBU team encountered this kind of case, the team investigated the case thoroughly, and used to
change the design within the limit of product specifications. However, fortunately most of cases were caused
by customer misunderstandings, and GBU team solved the cases with detailed guidance on the scan function.
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4) light- faded
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5) black pages
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2. Sudden Impact cases
Case No. 1
Sudden SIE233881 - AU/E77830/Print Quality issue/ Wrong colour, red came out
Impact ID as orange
Symptom Colors of the original do not match the printed page when using an
Adobe application
Images
Solution a. Step one: Run the process to cancel the Auto Color Balance and
Setting Standard Tone settings
b. Step two: Set up the color tone to the factory default setting in the
Setting Standard Tone and Auto Tone Adjustment settings
c. Step three: Adjust the settings in Adobe Reader and in the Universal
Print Driver (UPD)
Related c06591001
documents
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Case No. 2
Sudden SIE231005 - Powerpoint color gradient printing
Impact ID
Symptom Color gradient printing quality is poor
Images
Related ish_2857290-2886150-16
documents
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Case No. 3
Sudden SIE237183 - E87660z -image position problem- Cuts off margins when
Impact ID they Scan (Even to USB)
Symptom When they Scan it comes up skewed and cuts off left margin This issue
seems to be happening only when they Scan (even to USB) but does
not happen when they Copy.
Images
Solution
Image position alignment and Scanner hinge position set to 0.
Calibration performed automatic and manual .CE have tested well
the machine and performs great
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Case No. 4
Sudden SIE232561 - E876 2mm image stretch when compared to other
Impact ID Gemstones
Symptom 11x17 prints are getting stretched in feed the direction approx 2 mils
longer on the E876 as compared to the E778.
Images
Solution
4.11 FW has solution for this.
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Case No. 5
Sudden SIE227548 - Front side of duplex print image defect
Impact ID
Symptom When duplex print high coverage blocks the odd pages of the print
have shadowing around the print
Images
Solution
Adjust T2 value in T2 control mode (Service mode)
• DUPLEX : +6
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Case No. 6
Sudden SIE228148 - Image cropped when print a power point slide from Mac
Impact ID OS 10.14 with PPD of E87640
Symptom Customer reported that PPT image was cropped when customer
printed a specific file. We could reproduce here.
Images
Solution
Fixed with FS 5.1
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Case No. 7
Sudden SIE257692 - E87660-KPMG LLC/ PQ white or dark lines
Impact ID
Symptom Diagonal lines marks on Magenta
Images
Solution
Issue resolved with toner replenishment and calibration procedure
provided.
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Case No. 8
Sudden SIE262736 - Scan / copy job output is blank paper (with some black lines)
Impact ID
Symptom copy output is blank paper
Images
ADF Platen
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Case No. 9
Sudden SIE190916 - Bandings on print out .
Impact ID
Symptom The customer prints a PowerPoint slide with full green solid colour and there are
bandings appearing on the printout.
Images
Solution
drums were out of spec for runout. So it Replaced the drums.
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Case No. 10
Sudden SIE267155 - E87660 series/ PQ defect - Intermittent Poor Fusing Issue
Impact ID
Symptom Printer reported as image not bond properly (Poor Fusing) especially to
the colour printed.
Images
Solution
found out cust been using non HP toner which cause the bonding
issue
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Case No. 11
Sudden SIE214260 - AU/E77822/This Jade unit produced blank page with 1cm
Impact ID of multi colour line from top to bottom at the edge of the page on the
right side when scan from flatbed scanner or ADF through slit glass;
Symptom Jade unit produced blank page with 1cm of multi colour line appear from
top to bottom at the edge of the page on the right hand side when
scan/copy from flatbed scanner or ADF through slit glass.
Duplex scan through ADF - backside scan ok but frontside scan blank
with 1cm multi colour line on the right.
Flatbed scan - blank page with with 1cm multi colour line on the right.
Images
Solution
Resolved by replacing whole scanner assy.
Affected
products HP Color LaserJet Managed Flow MFP E77822-E77830z
Related -
documents
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Case No. 12
Sudden SIE231848 - E825 lines on scans
Impact ID
Symptom Lines on the scans + Original size reduced about 20%
Images
Solution
- replaced Main PCA and HDD
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Case No. 13
Sudden SIE249649 – E778-copy quality – when using the ADF it skews the output
Impact ID
Symptom When performing copies the output will come out skewed
Images
Solution
Problem resolved with correct height hinge adjustments and ADF
calibration and adjustments.
Affected
products HP Color LaserJet Managed Flow MFP E77822-E77830z
Related -
documents
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Case No. 14
Sudden SIE234739 - AU/ Ruby/E87660z/ 12 units - skew on A3 when scan. Skew
Impact ID from front side scanner
Symptom The outer of the copy is cropped and skew.
Images
1) Service tools > Service > Pin code (04087617: E876xx) > Service
tools > Diagnostics > Adjustment > Buckle adjustment
2) Set up the following options (We have to adjust both ‘on’ and ‘off’
on Fast feed )
A. Fast feed “off” / Print side “Duplex” /Regi curl “+1” for A4 LEF
duplex printing
B. Fast feed “on” / Print side “Duplex” /Regi curl “+1” for A4 SEF and
A3 duplex printing
3) Do this again until the print images look fine, then print out some
images and look at the skew on them before leaving the site
Affected HP Color LaserJet Managed MFP E87640-E87660
products
Related -
documents
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Case No. 15
Sudden SIE262969 - Blank printout with one black band while making copy from
Impact ID DADF and platen glass.
Symptom one black band while making copy from DADF and platen glass.
Images
Solution
replacing the following part ( 4Pin -FFC cable)
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Case No. 16
Sudden SIE212595 - First side copy black - found damaged FFC for scanner lamp
Impact ID
Symptom
First side copy black - found damaged FFC for scanner lamp
Images
Solution
Scanner assembly replaced due to a faulty FFC cable to scan head
found.
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Case No. 17
Sudden SIE227548
Impact ID
Symptom When duplex print high coverage blocks the odd pages of the print have
shadowing around the print
Images
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Case No. 18
Sudden SIE197309
Impact ID
Symptom Image being clipped at edges when copying
Images x
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Case No. 19
Sudden SIE263144
Impact ID
Symptom Image shift in copy and scan quality. Scan area adjustment and Copy
manual adjustment has been failing
Images
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