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All you really have to do is put in the ink color you want and run a bunch of prints. Going from a light to dark color like black is fast--like about 3000 prints. Black to light color is going to be a lot more prints. Best is to print something with heavy ink. the more ink you put out the fast it will change color.
There should be a built in head cleaner. I think you can access it through the control panel, then device and printers. right click on the printer with the issue, scroll down to printer properties. there should be a box that says "print test page" when the test page prints it should ask you if it is ok, this is where the clean head should be.
i think your copier was not used for a long time , so the nozzles inside the drum unit are dry and blocked and you are getting d17 -237 , that over ink on one side of the drum and not evenly covered with ink . you need to take off the drum unit and if possible open it , take off the film , and get inside and clean the nozzles . if not , you will be forced to change your drum unit .
D04-534 means incorrect ink cartridge set. This could be caused either
a) it IS the incorrect ink cartridge, or b) the RF tag that is struck to
the end of the ink bottle is damaged. Try a new ink bottle. Make
sure to use RISO ink designed and made specific for an RZ230.
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