Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: kaelaria on February 01, 2011, 06:33:54 pm
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I just had a hair pulling morning finding the source of a flec problem. I filled an order for 6 24x36 posters today and ended up printing an extra 4 because these little rectangular flecs were randomly appearing on some prints, and leaving white uninked spots. Long story short I found the source to be packed dust in the rubber teeth tracks of the carriage belt. It was randomly falling off from vibration and landing on the paper below! I vacuumed everything out then had to wipe the track well with alcohol and paper towel to finally clean it all off.
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Could be the cause what I'm getting from time to time - well spotted!
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It might be coming from the belt. Had the same problem and the small pieces were traced to the rubber belt which has deteriorated over time.
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Not mine.
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Thanks foe the jinx! lol Today, probably helped along by the cleaning, the belt shredded. I ordered the $100 replacement kit.