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This unit has a lot of gain. It is probably normal. It is important to balance the inout gain and master gains of guitar amps. Not too high a setting for either.
Check the developing unit; most likely there is unwanted residues mixted with the developer and the toner. You can replace the developer and use a vacuum to clean before you put in new developer or you can use nylon stocking to strain the developer. If you are not a tech I recomend that you call for one.
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