QSS 3301 – Emulsion letter and prints completely blue after paper registration attempt with Lucky paper + Interval error

[keven s]

Hello everyone,

 

I need help with my Noritsu QSS 3301.

 

Magazine 1 was set for Fuji matte paper. When the Fuji paper ran out I switched to Lucky paper and it continued printing normally, but the colors looked dead and lifeless. Then I started adjusting things. I changed the emulsion number of the paper and the prints came out completely blue. After that I changed my own magazine number from 1 to 3, tried to create a new paper channel, and also tested the paper channels I already had, but everything is coming out blue now. The emulsion letter is also completely blue. I already checked the AOMs and they are normal.

 

I no longer have Fuji paper, only Lucky paper is available. The paper registration is messed up and it keeps giving an interval error when I try to save it.

 

Any advice on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you

[Dave S]

Try loading the backup data from yesterday, see if it starts to print normally again on surface 1.
If it does, change to surface 3 and do the Paper registration/ Setup for paper Type 2 102(3) (assuming you are using 102mm paper) and choose the profile for Lucky.

If it is still printing blue it maybe the chemistry is bad. as a rough test, pull some paper out of the magazine, rewind it back in again, make some prints, check the fogged paper comes out properly black, if it has any blue in it, it will be bad CD.

Edited September 30 by Dave S

[Dave S]

There is no such error as "Interval error" write down the full error number, maybe then I can find the error you mean.

[keven s]

20 hours ago, Dave S said:

Try loading the backup data from yesterday, see if it starts to print normally again on surface 1.
If it does, change to surface 3 and do the Paper registration/ Setup for paper Type 2 102(3) (assuming you are using 102mm paper) and choose the profile for Lucky.

If it is still printing blue it maybe the chemistry is bad. as a rough test, pull some paper out of the magazine, rewind it back in again, make some prints, check the fogged paper comes out properly black, if it has any blue in it, it will be bad CD.

Hello,

I loaded an older backup from February (when the machine was working normally) and the colors returned to normal on Type 1 / surface 1.

However, the colors on Lucky paper still look dead/lifeless when using the Fuji channel (Type 1).

When I try to set up Type 2 for Lucky paper, the prints come out completely blue again. And after that, when I switch back to Type 1, it also starts printing blue.

So every time I try to register Type 2 for Lucky, it messes up Type 1 as well and everything turns blue.

What should I do now?

Thank you.

[oliphaz]

What profile are you using for Lucky? It kind of sounds like you're just using the same profile for Type 2 that you used for Fuji.

[alexvigor]

4 hours ago, keven s said:

Hello,

I loaded an older backup from February (when the machine was working normally) and the colors returned to normal on Type 1 / surface 1.

However, the colors on Lucky paper still look dead/lifeless when using the Fuji channel (Type 1).

When I try to set up Type 2 for Lucky paper, the prints come out completely blue again. And after that, when I switch back to Type 1, it also starts printing blue.

So every time I try to register Type 2 for Lucky, it messes up Type 1 as well and everything turns blue.

What should I do now?

Thank you.

It's hard to tell what you're doing wrong. I don't understand what you mean by saying "switch to paper type...". If all paper specification types, print channels and paper magazines are setup properly- one don't have to "switch" anything, just load the magazine and print.

In this circumstances I'd suggest you to read the manual and do paper specification registration setup with appropriate profile number for you lucky paper type.

[Dave S]

On 10/1/2026 at 12:27 PM, keven s said:

Hello,

I loaded an older backup from February (when the machine was working normally) and the colors returned to normal on Type 1 / surface 1.

However, the colors on Lucky paper still look dead/lifeless when using the Fuji channel (Type 1).

When I try to set up Type 2 for Lucky paper, the prints come out completely blue again. And after that, when I switch back to Type 1, it also starts printing blue.

So every time I try to register Type 2 for Lucky, it messes up Type 1 as well and everything turns blue.

What should I do now?

Thank you.

I don't know how the Type 1 data can be affected when setting up Type 2 unless you are doing something wrong.

You need to read carefully the message it displays when setting up. It shouldn't mention anything about Type 1 when setting up Type 2.

[arturo huevo duro]

On 30/9/2026 at 8:09, keven s said:

Hola a todos,

 

Necesito ayuda con mi Noritsu QSS 3301.

 

La revista 1 estaba preparada para papel mate Fuji. Cuando se acabó el papel Fuji, cambié al papel Lucky y siguió imprimiendo normalmente, pero los colores parecían muertos y sin vida. Luego empecé a ajustar las cosas. Cambié el número de emulsión del papel y las impresiones salieron completamente azules. Después cambié mi propio número de revista del 1 al 3, intenté crear un nuevo canal en papel y también probé los canales en papel que ya tenía, pero ahora todo sale azul. La letra de emulsión también es completamente azul. Ya he revisado los AOMs y están normales.

 

Ya no tengo papel Fuji, solo el papel Lucky está disponible. El registro en papel está mal y siempre da un error de intervalo cuando intento guardarlo.

 

Cualquier consejo sobre cómo solucionar esto sería muy apreciado.

 

Gracias

You need to load the correct profile to perform your initial setup.