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| First do the Auto Gray Adjust (or sim 410) and try that. Make sure to do the color registration and calibration prior to this. Try a scan and see what the image looks like on a computer screen. Could be as simple as dirty optics.
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| You are right, but that should be done prior to running the Auto Gray Adjust (that is the user function where the 2 color patterns are printed which you place on the glass to scan). Gray Adjust affects copy and scan more. I pretty much do Color Registration, Color Calibration, and Auto Gray Adjust on each and every service call for color copiers I run. Even more important to do following a firmware upgrade.
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| IF it has to do with the scanner system, try doing a color scan to a computer file or Email, is the problem visible on the scanned file? If your not sure, print the scanned file to another printer, or save to a thumb drive and print it on another priter back at your office. If the problem is seen in the scanned file your problem is in the scanner. |
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