23 Jan
2006
23 Jan
'06
1:40 p.m.
From: "Richard" <legalize at
xmission.com>
In article <200601231747.JAA13413 at ca2h0430.amd.com>,
"Dwight Elvey" <dwight.elvey at amd.com> writes:
Well, so much for the moisture theory. It definitely was
connected to the toner cartridge. I'm wondering if it
isn't the wiper somehow. When I looked at mine, the wiper
looked to be in good shape but who knows, it might have
just looked good. When I find time to fiddle, I might
take the old cartridge out and give a really good inpection.
Dwight
My personal opinion is that the drum absorbs
some moisture
and toner tends to stick to it in a non-static way. [...]
I live in the desert and use my printer fairly often and I've had this
problem. 
23 Jan
23 Jan
3:07 p.m.
In article <200601232140.NAA20672 at ca2h0430.amd.com>,
"Dwight Elvey" <dwight.elvey at amd.com> writes:
Agreed. Putting in a new toner cartridge always fixed it. Actually
I'm impressed with how much of a solid workhorse my HP LaserJet 4000N
has been. I'm a big of a print pig and I bought the cheapest
duplexing laser printer I could get almost 10 years ago. I have put
at least 10 boxes (not reams, but boxes of reams :-) of paper through
this thing and probably 5-10 toner cartridges and it has never broken
down.
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I live in the
desert and use my printer fairly often and I've had this
problem.
Well, so much for the moisture theory. It definitely was
connected to the toner cartridge. [...]
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