We have two machines doing this. Tried a new drum unit still the same. It appears the copy rubs on some thing before it fuses but can't find anything that is rubbing it. It is not always in the same spot but only happens while duplexing. Any ideas???

Thanks in advance

Water condensing in Eject/Switchback area!

This copy quality problem often occurs in locations that have high humidity and places that are not heated overnight etc....

Fit the "Chinese" mod...
Pt.No. 2DA21080 - Sheet Eject Rear and 2DA21070 - Sheet Eject Front.

Good Luck.

Thanks I'll give that a try.

Could you expand on this Chinese mod thing. Have a 2050 at Jersey Shore driving me nuts. I know it's dampness. Thanks

I heard about this kit but never believed in it, so never tried it. I have the bulletin if you want it emailed..

Regards,
Mark

Could you please email me too. Thanks

Yes, would like to see this bulletin, I've ordered the parts but have no idea where they are to be placed. Thanks

two emails sent...

Hi Mark, could you please e-mail me that bulletin also. Thanks a lot.

Done... but it bounced back!

(FWITIW's email)

This message has been edited. Last edited by: UKTeam,

Sorry! I just went to my public profile and found that my e-mail was .com, should have been .net again sorry.

OK - Sent again...

I installed the new style mylars yesterday. So far so good! Thanks guy's for all the help.

I know this is an older post, but could somebody email me a copy of bulletin explaining where to stick these eject sheets. I have a 2550 doing this same problem and have seen it before on a 2050. Both locations very damp. Thanks!

No email address on your profile!..

Can you email me the info, I have a couple of these acting up in damp locations.
lyledhodge48@yahoo.ca

Done....

Sorry UK Team....i thought my email was under my profile. Oh well, email it to akracing1992@yahoo.com. Thanks!

Done...

Noticed a few views on this problem...

Has everyone resolved their issues by fitting the "Chinese Mod" or not?.
Maybe you have seen similar fault on other models ... Just curious!

Dave