I was cleaning the transfer charger as detailed in troubleshooting the unit. I broke a wire that was attached from side to side

Hello Emeka,
The Transfer charger has a part number of #CHLDZ0030RS54: Transfer Charger (TC) Unit and costs about $62.66

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Rich Lilja

Battery replacement is possible. The battery is a flat component encased in a shiny silvery sheath behind the speaker area inside the back cover. It's mounted with double-sided (very) sticky-tape. A replacemnent battery should be sourced, having the same power specifications as well as physical dimensions. (see detailed close-up photo attached.) Replacement involves desoldering the 2 terminal wires (1 red and 1 black) which attach it to the main board, and replacing the battery with a new(er) unit.
The above having been said,I'd only replace the tablet battery if I was sure that it's the battery at fault. Here's what I'd suggest.
First, check that you're using a charger with the proper 5 Volt / 2Amp (2000milliamp) output. Also I'd suggest you use a charger designed to be plugged intothe G2 7" Dual-Core tablet's dedicated charging port. (See sample tablet charger in attached photo) The G2 tablets WILL typically accept charging output via the micro USB port, for example, from a typical cell phone charger. However typical phone chargers which will happily attach to the Trio or other similar tablets, via the micro-USB port do NOT often have the same output power specifications. This I think may cause difficulty with the tablet battery not reaching the fully-charged status. Also, the use of the USB port for charging may cause access problems if the battery power is low during some operations (eg data transfer in slave mode), as the charging port can not multitask as the USB port can. If power to the main boad is lost during such operations the tablet may become "bricked". Bottom line for me would be to use the dedicated appropriately rated charger whenever possible: it's the reccommended charging method.

There are small wires that charge the drum to transfer image. Not sure if they are in drum unit or not on this machine. If the transfer chargers are dirty they will cause a dirty or voided copy. Make sure document glass is clean. Unplug machine check for these small wires if dirty gently clean with cotton swab or soft towel. Hope this helps

Open front cover, you will see yellow knob, pull it down and pullout. Wipe the side with mesh with clean cloth and insert back. That's the main charge unit.
Pull the green lever to the left and pullout the transfer charger . Wipe the two wires carefully not to break them and insert back.

Do not try to remove the drum if you have no skills otherwise this should solve your problem.

Your electrician should have run a set of wires out to the generator from the transfer switch. The unit actually comes with a fuse holder, fuse, terminal connector, and jumper wire for installing these wires to the t1 or t2 terminals in the transfer switch. The dc wires will be the ones coming out of the battery charger, 1 of them will have a red marker around it, that is your dc positive. The 2 wires coming out of the opposite side of the battery charger is actuall your ac connection.

hope this helps let me know.

C970: HVT or charge corona.
Remove main charge and trans/sep. coratron units and check --- make sure wires are not broke, clean grid, clean canals of units.
Replace and part needed.
If coratron units are fine --- replace HVT ( high voltage transformer).

their is a transfer charger in convare unit if your machine. by open a screw put it out and with the help of a small brush clean this transfer charger.

If its is a fine line. Looking like a pencil line. See if it is there when you run it off the glass or through the document feeder. If it is only there when it is run throught the document feeder, the small strip of glass under teh document feeder had some contamination on it.
You may have something on the optics. Mirror or lamp carriages. You would want to clean those. The Drum cartridge could be bad. Take the drum out and see if it's on the drum.
The transfer wire on the lower part of the right hand door, just above the white rollers and may need cleaned.
Last and the least likely would be the fuser roller. That is the heated area just before exit area of the machine, You can look in there with a flash light and see if any of that roller is worn.
In order, I would think . 1, Drum, 2 Optiscs, 3. Fuser,4 Transfer corotron wire on the right door.

Sir,

You mite have a problem with XFER/SEP HV Connection in the first Di450. Also the Housing's on both end of the XFER/SEP assy may need replace ment that would be the two white assy at each end of the XFER/SEP assy. There breaking down due to HV. Also have you replaced the two corna wires in each unit their very fine gold plated wires very thin. They mite have broke or have toner over them clean with alcohol be careful they are very fine wires.

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hi im jules_09,the transfercharge is located at the lower part of the drum process unit youll need patience cleaning it.