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  #1 Kilgore Clarke on 13 Nov 13

   

  Having a printer restored by a company could be a pretty expensive proposition so we have compiled a checklist below that will assist you in fixing it-yourself.
  
  Paper Jams Paper jams are typical. To clear the jam draw the paper out carefully in the sam-e direction it was headed and then search for any obvious obstructions. Your Http://Myanimelist.Net/Profile/Numbertoast3 includes supplementary info about the inner workings of this thing. If the jams remain the typical cause is worn pickup wheels. Over an interval of time the wheels wear down and become slick and do not take the paper in fast enough. It might be a bad equipment or some debris causing the jam if the paper is stopping in the fuser section.
  
  Image Problems Most image problems are the effect of a bad toner cartridge. If you have any streaking, light/dark areas or repeated spots in your print, change the container and see if it clears up. This is common when working with badly remanufactured tubes. Some recyclers do not change the picture drum and they ought to since the original drums are just made to last for the expected toner life. If problems continue after replacing the tube the next region to consider will be the fuser. To research more, please check-out: thumbnail. The heat wheels may become split or deformed after a period of time causing a graphic problem.
  
  Maintenance Kits O-n most of the newer units, HP has determined the average life span of the consumable areas and has a maintenance message programmed into appear after a certain number of pages have already been developed. The concept is likely to be something such as 'PERFORM USER MAINTENANCE' determined by what model you've. This is just a rough estimate. Some of the elements may go before this information appears and some will last long after. You can get a maintenance kit which will offers the feed rollers, fuser and certain other high death components depending on the model. The newer ones are made to be user-replaceable and don't require a competent service technician to set up. It's advisable since these sets will frequently care for most of the problems to have one you will ever have.
  
  Paper, Envelopes and Labels The quality of everything you feed in to your printer can be an issue. Certain varieties of paper can cause feed problems. Backgrounds and brands put more stress on the unit than plain paper. My family friend discovered this month by browsing Google Books. Be particularly cautious with labels as these will often slide down within the fuser or toner cartridge. I learned about TM by searching webpages. Temperature and humidity can also be a factor. Your paper can be caused by a humid environment to absorb moisture creating feed problems. Permit the room temperature to return on track before you begin working, if you turn off your heat or ac over a weekend.
  
  If the above measures are followed.For more info check out: http://rjgeyer.com/ at the very least 1 / 2 of all printer problems could be fixed by the end-user.

   

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