Toner density control device for an image forming apparatus

Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes

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355206, 355209, 222DIG1, G03G 2100

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050578707

ABSTRACT:
A toner density control device for an electrophotographic copier, facsimile apparatus, laser printer or similar image forming apparatus of the type forming an image by depositing a toner on an electrostatic latent image. The device has two sensing circuits, i.e., a toner density sensing circuit and an image density sensing circuit. When one of the two sensing circuits fails, a toner is supplemented in response to an output of the other or normal sensing circuit. When the failed sensing circuit is restored to normal, the toner supply responsive solely to the other sensing circuit is cancelled so that both of the two sensors join in the toner supply control. When both the toner density sensors and the image density sensing means fail, the image forming apparatus is automatically disabled with the failure being displayed.

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