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Clearing Paper Jams and Other Problems | 5-17 Printout problems (continued) Problem Possible cause The background is dark or The paper path is dusty or dirty. dirty, or black or white bands appear on the printout. The paper you're using is too rough. Print quality is uneven. The photoconductor unit has a problem. Your paper is damp. Toner smudges appear on your printout. The photoconductor unit has a problem. Your paper is damp. The paper you're using is too rough. The paper path is dusty or dirty. Areas of the printed image are missing. The photoconductor unit has a problem. Your paper is damp. The paper you're using is too rough. Solution Clean the paper path rollers, following the instructions on page 4-17. Clean the paper path itself with a soft, dry cloth. Clean internal components by printing three pages with only one character per page. Use high quality copier paper for best results. See Chapter 1 for more information about selecting paper. Replace the photoconductor unit, following the instructions on page 4-11. Replace the paper. Make sure you store paper in a clean and dry environment. Replace the photoconductor unit, following the instructions on page 4-11. Replace the paper. Make sure you store paper in a clean and dry environment. Use high quality copier paper for best results. See Chapter 1 for more information about selecting paper. Clean internal components by printing three pages with only one character per page. Replace the photoconductor unit, following the instructions on page 4-11. Replace the paper. Make sure you store paper in a clean and dry environment. Use high quality copier paper for best results. See Chapter 1 for more information about selecting paper. 5-17

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Clearing Paper Jams and Other Problems
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The background is dark or
dirty, or black or white bands
appear on the printout.
The paper path is dusty or dirty.
Clean the paper path rollers, following
the instructions on page 4-17. Clean
the paper path itself with a soft, dry
cloth.
Clean internal components by printing
three pages with only one character
per page.
The paper you’re using is too rough.
Use high quality copier paper for best
results. See Chapter 1 for more
information about selecting paper.
The photoconductor unit has a
problem.
Replace the photoconductor unit,
following the instructions on page 4-11.
Print quality is uneven.
Your paper is damp.
Replace the paper. Make sure you
store paper in a clean and dry
environment.
The photoconductor unit has a
problem.
Replace the photoconductor unit,
following the instructions on page 4-11.
Toner smudges appear on
your printout.
Your paper is damp.
Replace the paper. Make sure you
store paper in a clean and dry
environment.
The paper you’re using is too rough.
Use high quality copier paper for best
results. See Chapter 1 for more
information about selecting paper.
The paper path is dusty or dirty.
Clean internal components by printing
three pages with only one character
per page.
The photoconductor unit has a
problem.
Replace the photoconductor unit,
following the instructions on page 4-11.
Areas of the printed image
are missing.
Your paper is damp.
Replace the paper. Make sure you
store paper in a clean and dry
environment.
The paper you’re using is too rough.
Use high quality copier paper for best
results. See Chapter 1 for more
information about selecting paper.
Printout problems (continued)
Problem
Possible cause
Solution