Getting a dark line on the copy pages. Need a new

Clean the feed rollers. Don't use refilled toner cartridges. Brand new OEM toner every time.

KM-2050 dirty on back of copies

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Mar 27, 2009 - toner scatter on back of copies. I've noticed a bit of toner build up just below the drum and also a slight bit on the transfer roller. I wiped ...

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Go through the maintenance procedures in your manual. All cleaning should be done which probably includes roller cleaning but you should run it through all the procedures.

Clean the optical parts (lens,mirrors),and the poligon motor mirrors.

c4000 polygon motor sychronize error, try to cleaning polygon, if not effective, need to replace new polygon.

Are you using an after market toner? Sometimes the non Kyocera toner causes light copies?

If you send a print job or print a report from the copier and there is no streaks then the problem is most likely the thin **** glass to the left of the large glass. It just needs to be claened.

If the streaks are happening when printing and copying then the problem is most likely your drum unit (MK-410) or possibly the fixing unit (FU-410), the fixing unit is the one that gets hot.

As the drum gets old it can cause print/copy issues and the cleaning blade that cleans the drum gets to the point it doesn't clean the drum properly causing streaks.

The heat roller has a teflon coating on it and as the roller gets older the teflon starts to come off and can effect prints/copies.

The drum unit should be replaced every 150,000 pages and the fixing unit every 300,000 pages on the KM-2050.

I hope this is helpful,
Shawn

if copies and printouts are the same then do the following... if only copies then change your scanner lamp

make sure you are using kyocera toner... empty developing unit and run sim mode 131.... make sure that you have changed the transfer assy.... thats the black roller on the door... also play with sim mode 101....

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Is one side lighter then the other side of the copy? Meaning uneven copy darkness? If so, I believe the problem is that one or both sides of the drum cartridge and the developer are not connected correctly. The two parts need to be close togather to make a nice dark copy. This model has a very wierd drum unit and has a defect that one or both side of the drum unit locking tabs break and you get very light or blank copies. It's some what coastly to replace the whole unit... That would be a worse case.... If it is just on one side you might be able to push on the cover on the side that is light. If the copies come out better. One side is broken..I would fold up some paper and make a wedge to push the catridges closer. Good Luck

If its on the rear side of the page would most likely to be the transfer unit. What model is the machine?

Thanks Jason