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Tech replaced nearly everything from the blade assy tab to the pressure roll, donor roll and stripper fingers. Changed out the fuser fluid and replaced the filter, wick and metering blade. I'm rolling now. Keep your fingers crossed.

Sheets wrapping around Fuser roll, etc., thinking there are other issues here at work. Calling for tech. I ran 4M clicks yesterday. Whoo boy.

I'm running 80# Gloss Text and it is running terribly. I have 14" clean up sheets. When they get stuck and the iGen shuts off it doesn't throw a code. The iGen just sits there with the MFC-03-3600 Active Status Preventing Fuser Cleanup code until I figure out where the fuser clean up sheet got...

Is there any way to tell where the offending issue is? I'm running the worst crap and I can't make any headway with all of the paper path cleaning I'm doing. The iGen is just sitting while I can't find these issues. I've had to restart a few times.

Wanted to provide visuals. Pic 1 shows the top layer Stroked type as 0,0,0,0 set to Knock-Out. Pic 2 shows the bottom layer Filled type set to 0,0,0,0 set to Overprint. Pic 3 I have changed the Filled type to Knock Out. Pic 4 shows where to set the Overprint pref in Acrobat 9. This has...

The purple inside of the type is there and it is set to overprint. The same type is overlaying each other. One has an outline white and the other is filled with purple that is set to overprint the purple box. You have been screwed by your client. Always have your Acrobat pref set to always...

The print as image is an option in Acrobat's print menu, so unless you are printing to the iGen directly this will not work. I cannot print to the iGen unless I use some form of a Hot Folder that FreeFlow pulls from. Do you guys have another set-up that you print directly to the iGen? You could...

The white type has a transparency set to it so it prints as white? That's messed up.

If you are using FreeFlow, try turning Enhanced Edges on/off and/or Anti-Alias on/off and every combination of on/off.

I bet you wish that you had a diaper on when it blew up.

Here is the GP8 procedure for an iGen3

http://whattheythink.com/news/55754-new-pims-xerox-igen4-provides-maximum-productivity/ Anybody have this? Comments?

I still get the containers with the orange plug in the end instead of the new type. I thought they stopped making this type a few years ago. Anyone else?

Adding a spreadsheet I made to use instead of the binder log.

I've got nothing but sympathy for you. I hate that crap.

Nice. There are a lot of great people that are on this forum. They have helped me tremendously.

Is the iGen3 already running in your shop? Are you going to be the only operator?

... and it has a big chunk taken out of it. :mad:

That depends on how involved you are with the files that you will be printing. Regarding just the iGen, then it won't be an issue. Very simple, easy and logical.

Are you going to Xerox for training? Which location? Are you going alone or with someone else? You will probably be in a small classroom that will have iGen3 & iGen4s. You will learn the various parts and how the iGen works. It was fun when I went. I was at Rochester, NY near the RIT campus...