I just replaced the roller on a bunch of my printers (4-5 years
old)--4000, 4050 & 4100. They all seemed to go at once . . FWIW
Haven't had the other problem.
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On the faded printing, it could be the transfer roller, also included in a
maintenance kit. Start a print job and open the cover when the paper is half
way through. You should be able to see if the problem exists before the fuser.
If it is there right after the drum, then it could be the tran
John wrote:
>Has anyone else come across this and could someone tell me if it is the fuser?
Julius, our PC technican, has worked on printers for years. His first
inclination was the same as you -- new toner cartridge. It brings with it a
new drum each time on the HP B&Ws. We did have one bad ca
Jon-
9 times out of 10 rollers will solve the problem for paper
pickup. We ran into a problem a month or so ago in which the laser
scanner assembly was causing paper to jam up. We did rollers first, but
it ended up being the scanner assembly.
I haven't run into the faded side of
