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Daniel McKean Posted on Dec 17, 2012
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HP 3005dn prints black horizontal lines on page from top to bottom - new toner cart - so what's my problem

New toner cart which I understand has the drum built in. So not sure what's happening? Internal roller seems to have a lot of toner on it as I can easily wipe it with a paper towel and see a large amount of toner coming off of it.

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Resit toner cartridge properly, shoot 20 pages of blank pages .. check..

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 23, 2009

SOURCE: HP P2015 prints horizontal lines across paper

you shuld replace the cleaning blade inside the drum!

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 21, 2007

SOURCE: three broken horizontal lines across all printed pages

I can see a couple of possibilities here. One: The cleaning blade for the drum could be damaged and not all of the toner is being cleaned off of the drum between pages. Two: The drum could be damaged and the damaged parts of the drum are not accepting the changes generated by the laser. I don't think you have a fuser problem because if it were that, the toner would probably smear when you touch it. Typically, I would say it is the toner cartridge but you replaced it and still got the same problem. I would inspect the drum cleaning blade first. That would be the most cost effective first option. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 16, 2009

SOURCE: New toner prints very light. No setting changes on printer.

I had a similar problem, it turned out to be a cheap toner cartridge. Replaced it with an HP cartridge and have had any problem since.

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Justin

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  • Posted on Jul 17, 2012

SOURCE: HP 1012 paper coming out creased. ?something stuck to drum or roller

If it is a clicking sound it's most likely a gear that is bad. Haven't worked on this model, but typically it is one of the gears that works in tandem with the fuser that goes bad. These can be purchased on hp's site. Remove the fuser and inspect all the gears. There usually is a small plastic clip you have to remove to get at the gears. Inspect the teeth on the gears (they should be smooth) If it's not one of the fuser gears it could be one of the gears on the main gear assembly. This is considerably harder to access.

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