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Unfortunately not, if the emitter has gone dim it will have to be replaced. It only needs one bad emitter to effect the whole fibre optic network.
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This problem is often down to weak output from the fibre optic emitters. Compare the brightness of the fibre optic ports (ports with the white ring) any that look dim will likely be the causing the issue.
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The Laser alignment settings look OK. The confirmation print is too small for me to see it clearly enough to completely confirm everything is correct. Can you show me the value for each step on the daily setup print. I need the readings from step 1 to step 22. A screen shot of the correction screen is good enough
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I have asked you to upload a scan of the Exposure Position Adjustment test print 2-3 times now, until you do this I cannot give you any further help. Sending more and more prints of the same problem is not useful in helping to identify the problem. So I will ask you one more time. Make a 600dpi scan of the Exposure Position Test print together with the values you have in the settings, and upload the link here. Do the same with the Exposure Position Test Print Confirmation print.
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Windows Start, All Programs, LS-600
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Enter the service mode: Go to Menu → Extension → Maintenance → Various Adjustment → Printer Mechanical Adjustment → Exposure Position Adjustment F-Functions Test Print Choose the image that the Magenta and Cyan line up perfectly for example 1E, enter this number into the settings Now do the same for the Yellow and Cyan. Do the same for section D1 and D2 After you have done this, F-Functions Test Print Confirmation Confirm the 0 lines (indicated by the arrow) are all be perfectly in line now.
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That's a nice box to have!
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The SSR's are 2A not 3A on the V30/V50. The V50 uses a 400W heater for the CD and STB so the circuit board will handle a 400W heater, but the V50 has a cooling fan fitted where as the V30 does not, so there is a risk of the circuit board getting too hot with the extra load of a 400W heater on the V30. So it is not something I would recommend you do.
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Does the LS-600 maintenance program see the scanner?