From: Larry Roohr (larry.roohr@comcast.net)
Date: 08/07/03-09:25:49 AM Z
There's a rod that the head assembly travels back and forth on, if it
had some gunk on it that caused a bump in the travel at the same spot
every time it may cause banding in that direction. I'd might try giving
it a good cleaning but I'd wonder if it has any lubricant that could get
hurt by this, you might do an appropriate web search and see if anything
pops up.
Larry
Kerik wrote:
> No, it's definitely banding. I know what the pizza wheel marks look
> like, and this ain't it!
>
> Thanks,
> Kerik
>
>> It's not the dreaded 'pizza wheels' is it? The ink may not dry as
>> fast on the film and you'll see those little guys leaving a mark in
>> that direction.
>>
>> Larry
>>
>> Kerik wrote:
>>
>>> Sandy,
>>>
>>> Have you had any banding problems with your 2000P? I've run several
>>> cleaning cycles and head realignment cycles, but I'm still getting
>>> banding parallel to the long dimension of the film. I don't seem to
>>> have any banding on prints made on paper.
>>>
>>> Very frustrating... Making big in-camera negs is MUCH easier!!
>>>
>>> Thanks for any advice,
>>> Kerik
>>
>
>
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