Hi, After being stored for several years, I went to use my old laser printer and initially printed a test page from Windows where I could only faintly see the colors in the windows sign and see no black at all. After trying to print, It gives me a paper jam at the back panel of the printer as the paper does not fully come out of the printer, the last centimeter or so is still in the rollers. I can see the image of what I am trying to print on the silvery roller in the back and the rubber roller that presses against this. So I believe that the toner is not transferring to the paper correctly so the fuser is not able to do its job of melting this to the page. Any ideas? Or is it time for this old horse to be put out to pasture? Thanks!
Clean the paper feed rollers,the fusing unit rollers and print the blank page(min.10-15) for clean the upper fuser hot roller.Agiting the toner.
SOURCE: paper jam
open doors and find these solenoids, clean them and make sure they are moving fine, its not so hard. just step by step move with paper and find out where the solenoids are. solenoids aren't expensive so if its a solenoid problem you should fix it
SOURCE: Minolta 2300DL Printer - black streaks
you will have to check the Minolta web tech support team for this one.
SOURCE: Minolta 2300DL Printer - black streaks
Hey Chuck, Any chance you can post a scan of one of the faulty pages ? This will make it easier to assess the fault. Print off about 10 pages of a page that is affected by the lines. Look at each page and see if you can detect a recurring pattern over any of the pages. If there is a pattern, chances are it is probably the PCU that is marked.
SOURCE: Minolta 2350DL laser printer paper jam that will not clear
You have to take off the roller . :)
SOURCE: to change opc drum in konica minolta
To Change OPC DRUM UNIT in KONICA MINOLTA 2300 w
Switch Printer Off
Open Front Door Cover
Remove Waste Toner Box
Lift Transfer Belts Blue Knob until it's placed at 11 o'clock. (it's directly behind the waste toner box)
The OPC DRUM UNIT is directly under the BLUE KNOB
SQUEEZE HANDLE and PULL OUT the OPC UNIT
Be VERY CAREFUL NOT TO SCRATCH THE GREEN COLOURED ROLLER on the OPC DRUM UNIT.
Replace new OPC DRUM and turn BLUE KNOB of TRANSFER BELT back to 7 o'clock position
Replace Waste Toner Box, Close Front Cover and Switch On.
Status Display will show OPC Drum at 100%
(You can also replace the fuse in the OPC DRUM UNIT and save yourself HUNDREDS on a new one)
I posted this on another solve problem previously, worth looking at.
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